>> charlotte's expected to grow another 300,000 people by 2040. don't know what shape we will be but it might be a little bit deeper blue. >> reporter: and according to the latest nbc news poll, biden is currently ahead here but well within the margin of error. >>> from north carolina to the battleground here in ohio, up next, my conversation with black voters and some concerns they're being taken for granted. >>> also, remembering the man who made james bond a legend. >>> tonight, tributes are pouring in for the big screen's first james bond sean connery here's erin mclaughlin ♪ >> reporter: sean connery was the first and for many the best james bond >> bond. james bond >> reporter: the unforgettable introduction launched a billion-dollar franchise. >> what's your name? >> reporter: and propelled connery to the status of hollywood legend >> a martini, shaken not stirred. >> reporter: today, with the news of connery's death, tributes poured in fellow bond daniel craig released a statement calling connery "one of the true greats of cinema." adding

host: brenda from charlotte, north carolina. caller: good morning. i want to tell everybody, keep your mouth off of my government paper. i'm proud that he did. that close states down things, this virus would not be spread like it was. and i love my governor cooper. if trump had not done what he had done, people listen, trump has already made the statement after three years, if he gets reelected, he is going to cut social security. i'm 74. what am i going to live on if he does that? host: it's talk about favorability. for the governor. interesting, particularly on the coronavirus covid issues. there is a poll that was released. released in north carolina. interestingly, if you were to watch the ad and perhaps some of your callers hereto, it seems split. either roy cooper has done the best thing to try to stop what donald trump has not done, or he is terrible and is shutting down our economy and is going to send us into a deep recession. our polls showed almost two thirds of north carolinians generally support what the government has -- governor has do

officers are to charlotte, do been so he can take us what it all means. well, there is a protest taking place behind me outside the national assembly here in paris, where those deputies are vote on this global securities law. a law that's been very controversial. we've seen protests across the country over the last week or so against that and not speak because journalists, unions, and n.g.o.s say that this law, which contains a specific article, article 24, will criminalize publication of images of police offices where you can see their faces. if there is an intent to harm and that would be punishable by one year in jail or the $45000.00 euro fine. now those groups say that this essentially gives the green light to still hear that report just by charlotte. cut short a little bit. we'll get the full version of out later on in the day, charlotte, speaking there, bye to the global security spelled out as just passed in front. now in the u.k. prime minister boris johnson has promised that england will not be in lockdown over the christmas holidays. meaning fa

let's cross to lie to charlotte. do been part of charlotte we spoke earlier about police being in control of the protest is that still the case is night time approaches that does seem to be the case. these live images that you were seeing there, showing crowds that have seen corralled into one street, which is not far from where we are here at the pasty in the center of paris. and we've seen those tensions throughout the day as the protests, tens of thousands of people take paul. now it seems that there are just perhaps a few, 100 people who are holding out the police are trying to disperse them, but there is a huge security presence a. and so when you get a look down the street from where, and you can just see that there are rows and rows of c.r.'s vans. that gives you a sense of how many offices there are. in fact, just behind us, it looks like a water cannon is being moved away. these were brought out this one over to the other side as well. these were put out food, the protests today. but these protests that star

and charlotte hope returns for the second season of the historical drama series, "the spanish princessweek "made in hollywood" is at home with the stars. >> hi, i am jane seymour. >> hi, i am rob riggle. >> hi, i am phylicia rashad with "made in hollywood." >> "made in hollywood." >> "made in hollywood." >> you are watching "made in hollywood." ♪ made in hollywood ♪ >> battle lines are drawn between a sixth grader and his recently widowed grandfather as robert de niro is joined by an all-star cast in the family comedy "the war with grandpa." >> hi, i am cheech marin and here is a scene with "the war with grandpa" i hope i'm in it. >> can i help you, sir? >> you can help me find maria oh, maria is gone, we are completely self checkout. >> please scan your item. please can't your item. >> i just did. >> please scan your item. >> yeah, right. >> sir. >> mr. de niro ,when the film makers approached you saying that they wanted you to star in this film, with christopher walken, jane seymour, alongside a bunch of kids, what was your first initial reaction? >> i mean, i like the director, tim,

certainly not ok thanks charlotte charlotte devinsky there in paris also our thanks to peter all over in berlin and very london thank you. ok let's get some reaction now from china we can talk to when he's a deputy in university in china over a grateful few to come on waving to us this afternoon we were hearing there from our correspondents in europe the general message look it doesn't matter to us who's in charge really in the united states we just got plenty to talk about and hope to resolve issues is it that simple in china would they really prefer anybody apart from donald trump. so so actually in china. a lot of interaction or and a lot of social leaders they like or they like mr biden and the media like a music item but orderly people they like mr chung so it's a very diverse city but in general oh this is a very. the most interesting american election like a wonderful movie floor of a job so at present it's a very difficult to know whether biden was elected or. reelected but one things in chinese view is very certain the u.s. is increasingly divided and disease a pretty cool st

back to you, charlotte.ly difficult to keep trying to bounce back from one set of measures, another set of measures. for how long do you think it is sustainable for you to go through a period of closure, reopening, closure, reopening? we are well established but i don't think any business is able to maintain this on a long—term basis. we have bounced back twice in 12 months and we have done so successfully. even the strongest of business owners, for all smes, they can only maintain that strength also long. we are very fortunate we have very loyal clients and they continue to support us and they did throughout the lockdowns to keep us going, but there is only so long any business can maintain that. we wish you both won. charlotte in cardiff, charlotte griffiths, at her hair and beauty salon, clare boland, manager of fairfields gp surgery, thank you both very much. strict coronavirus controls will be imposed across large parts of west and central scotland this evening. we have a look at northern ireland alread

we cannot bring in our to charlotte, devinsky and paris charlotte, could you talk us through the e.u. stance on biden, and the ongoing transatlantic disputes? yes. well, ocilla von delaine has essentially been outlining what she sees as the e.u.'s priorities its interests, to keep this transatlantic relationship between the e.u. and the us strong and make it stronger. but if you listen to her speech, it really does seem that just before joe biden comes into office, she is looking to take the bull by the horns and it doesn't take too much to, to read what she says as being a list of demands. she talks about the digital economy making that fairer. she talks about tax. in general, she talks about strengthening organizations such as the un, the world health organization, and the world trade organization. all things that biden will now have to look at when he becomes the next u.s. president. now this is all in the context of the fact that the e.u. earlier this week decided to slap $4000000000.00 worth of retaliatory taxes on the u.s. products coming into the e.u. . now this is in relation

charlotte, they're appearing quite tense. what's your sense of it? do police seem in control of the situation right now? the police are incredibly in control of the situation from what we can see, what they have done these cool doth all around the pasty area. if you just have a look at my camera, we all of the other side of the past, and you may be able to see the fence that is there, those fences and police vehicles blocking most of the exits. the police offices are coming in and out in groups, which means they're going in, in groups working together. you might see a group of police that have just come out in the last few minutes is also firefighters here on standby. and that's because, as you've seen from those live pictures from inside, there are fires going off that we saw earlier that the bank of from spilling looked like that it was attempting to be set on fire. and the tensions here have been massive full. the last few hours, this was a protest against the global security law, a little that's already passed the 1st hurdle when it was approved

charlotte just brings up to speed then on. what's been happening today. well, there is a protest taking place behind me outside the national assembly here in paris, where at around 6 o'clock, local time, those deputies all due to vote on this move will securities law a law that's been very controversial. we've seen protests across the country over the last week or so against that, and not speak, cause journalist unions and n.g.o.s say that this law which contains a specific article oct 24, will criminalize publication of images of police offices where you can see their faces. if there is an intent to harm and that would be punishable by one year in jail or the $45000.00 euro fine. now those groups say that this essentially gives the green light to stop journalists from doing their jobs because they won't be able to potentially film police because they could find themselves in the criminal courts. for doing that. now, this is something that will be decided by those deputies later, whether or not they want to vote or not to vote for this nor, but as they're

host: john in charlotte, north carolina, who did you vote for? caller: i voted for joe biden, and i couldn't be more happy to call myself an american. i just want to thank the whole country and especially the african-american group for getting out there and voting, and the records show. host: you are in charlotte, north carolina. the votes are still being counted. how many times were you either emailed or called or asked on the street to go in vote? what was it like? caller: i was asked several times on the street going to shopping centers, walking into different stores. this actually was my first time voting and i could have voted previous years in the past, but i felt like this election was so important and it just meant so much for the country to get back to where we started at, back to being great just being the number one nation in the world. host: how old are you? caller: i am 28. host: you could have voted before but you decided you needed to vote. caller: i just felt like it was so much on the line, and don't get me wrong, i've tried to g

in charlotte, flooding forced analogy school to evacuate this morning.re was so much rain, the parked cars were almost completely underwater. firefighters rescued 143 people from the school. >>> tropical storm eta dumbs rain on florida's west coast as it made landfall for the second time in the sunshine state this week .this is what it looked like torrential rains, tropical storm-force winds, and a dangerous storm surge. eta made landfall last tuesday, killing dozens of people enforcing thousands of others to evacuate . >>> today's better together story, a very special visit for some young patient to put stanford. >> yeah, they got to see some superheroes. window washers dressed as batman, superman and spider- man, scaling down lucile packard children's hospital. it is a way to lift the young spirits, or the young patients' spirits, especially during these tough times. >> having an outside the windows, it is just amazing to see the way that the kids' faces light up, when they are surprised to see some of the favorite characters just popping up out of now

ofhosted a symposium business leaders in charlotte which is our largest single location. thing we have done is we have made sure that we understand other ways we can contribute by focusing on financial literacy. we are after all a financial services company so we study the differences in financial literacy. last year, we did a survey and we sampled african-americans to make sure we understood their challenges around financial literacy. we are bringing our brainpower and analytical skills. this is all wrapped up in a program we call be the change. dialogue,ge the understanding, leadership, and action. we have given it a brand name and it will be with us for a long time as we and society work through these deep-seated problems that go back hundreds of years in american history. >> how do you think you have changed through this year? forced mes year has to focus on my own personal journey and origin story and to help people understand how my experience might be different, but is certainly an experience. this year, i have been forced to reflect on the fact that i grew up in a

in paris charlotte france is also on high alert with a growing number of attacks following president mccraw comments on radical islam tell us more. yes that's right fronts as seen in the last few weeks several different attacks taking place including the heading of a teacher just about 2 and a half weeks ago and then of course on friday there was on thursday rather of last week there was the attack in nice which took place in a church now present back on offering his shock and his sorrow over these events unfolding in vienna but let's be clear there is no confirmed link between what's happening in vienna and what's been happening in france over the last few weeks in fact although that's been described as a terror attack in vienna there has been no motive given to that attack so far but going back to the events here in france dark days once again following these attacks here which have been described as islamist terror attacks let's have a look at what's been unfolding. am. i. getting at all now in france as a result of those recent islam missed terror attacks that's how they were des

my colleague nikki erin discuss the incident with our correspondents peter over and berlin and charlotte drew pinsky and paris. i 1st to you peter bring us the details of what happened in vienna place at least one gunman opened fire in a crowded pedestrian now used area of the center of vienna on monday evening at 8 pm. authorities say that one of the attackers say at least one of the attackers because they can't confirm exactly how many they were was shot dead at the scene police operation is continuing the authorities told viennese to remain in their homes to lock their doors that school would not be happening on tuesday while they try and determine exactly how many people were involved in this attack the interior minister of austria has confirmed an islamic motive behind this attack that took place on monday evening we've also heard from the chancellor of germany angle a miracle giving her thoughts on the situation you know. it came from a least one islamic terrorist was should not have to go through such a situation the attack is an assault on the democratic values in these terrible

notion what is it going to be crispy because they are being offered contrary well where there's charlotte's full. but all through these disasters what government should be is the best movie in the house the beautiful. tree even any people have to carry for their 1st person in search of our expense. still to come russia becomes one of the 1st countries to apply to the world health organization burnham urgency license for its feet. after the break. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. welcome back 2 people have been killed and 5 injured during a night from page on holloway night in the canadian city of comeback witnesses say the attacker was dressed in a medieval costume and carrying a sword he lashed out at passers by outside the regional parliament building a suspect in his mid twenty's has been arrested her back city police have said there's no indication of a link to terrorist

well, if i might go to confession with you a bit, charlotte, i did not start going to master in the 1st lockdown, and i don't intend to start doing that this time. keen not to draw focus from the authorities for attending these prohibited masses. we have agreed to hide his identity. do you feel that that is the responsible thing to do to continue going to mass responsible thing to do. for us as catholics, we are mostly responsible to god before we are responsible to our government. and obviously it's always best when those 2 are together. but in french history, this isn't the 1st time that going to mass has been considered illegal, or the churches have been locked, or that going to mass could be considered crimes by making this decision. do you not think that you're putting the general population in? do you think that as a catholic is the right thing to do? you know, because i'm not asking anybody to do anything that they don't want to do. if someone doesn't want to go to mass, they're not being forced to go. and as they say, oh, be all of the laws, as my religion asks me to on public t

as charlotte now reports, churches may be closed for services, but catholics are still meeting and they are protesting, knock down measures that seem religious services essential under france's measures to fight the virus. only funerals and weddings are currently allowed in religious buildings as services. the limits on the numbers that turned religious leaders say the restrictions contrary to see could part of the catholic faith, catholics in france, suffer from not being able to come together for the sunshine moment. the sunday mass. many do not understand how disposable to shop in the supermarket filled with bias and how to split the same time to meet in our churches in strict compliance with health precautions. despite taking their pleas to france's highest administrative court, the catholic church has failed to persuade the current sleep state that religious services such as mass, are essential and should be permitted during the lockdown. that's angered some while others have decided to take matters into their own hands. well, if i might go to confession with you a bit, charlotte,

charlotte to ski r.t. paris. european union has failed to agree on a coronavirus recovery fund and 7 year budget during a tense video conference. thursday summit exposed a deepening rift between member states on issues ranging from migration to the rule of law courts migration the budget for the upcoming 7 years. they're the 2 main problems for the european union at the moment. there doesn't seem to be any light at the end of the tunnel and getting agreement on either of them. on the line, the e.u. commission president said ahead of the summit on thursday that there needs to be an overhaul of the way that migration is dealt with in the e.u. at. that's been pretty much evident, since at least the height of the migrant crisis back in 2015. the way it currently works is that in 1st nation, the 1st member state, somebody seeking asylum arrives in, that's the one that is obligated to look after them or see that's not particularly fair on countries like greece or italy. live on the line says the current system is not f

charlotte ballasts al-jazeera. elsewhere the number of casualties from typhoon vanco continues to climb in the philippines with more than 60 people confirmed dead. the storm caused devastation across the main island of luzon, including the capital manila, and are going to ports now from calgary on province. one of the worst affected areas. people here in alkali say they are burying a hero. larry died while rescuing these neighbors from floodwaters using his own food. you don't mind if you put his daughter angela is angry and is calling for justice. she says her father didn't have to die from electrocution. if only power lines were disconnected early enough, what i was hitting the entire philippine region of loose on was the sham one. was the charlemagne just this just this. there was the village captain. where was the police? my father wasn't any of those, but why did it to be him and to rescue the residents? none of them showed up. they found this body through these lethal type one bomb call was not meant to be th

thanks, charlotte. the charlotte been reporting for us that in paris. the pandemic is casting a grim shadow over the festive season, including in the united states, where the daily death rate is now higher than back in may. experts do say to that hospitals to be overwhelmed by christmas. and with american celebrating thanksgiving on thursday, president elect joe biden is asking people to limit their celebrations for our families, for 40 such is 40 some really tradition traveling over thanksgiving. but this year will be on the whole used for growth family traditions, which is so very important. or countries in the middle of a dramatic spike in cases where the latest posting show that most people still intend to gather with their loved ones. although the figure has declined since september states across the us, the reading acknowledges that will celebration plans is don't call to explain. thanksgiving is coming up in the u.s. and that means it's turkey time, although maybe not because 2020 is trying to find yet another way to ruin everybody's lives. there

charlotte dubin ski's been looking into the story. fishing is a way of life. pay off the coast of brittany every morning, fishermen head off to sea in the hope of catching their bedroom. but they're now not alone. a renewable energy company is also trying to get it hooks into this area's natural resources. the strong winds in tights here make the coast around the area which is near sawn creek perfect for an offshore wind farm. 62 turbines are planned with the site expected to be operational in the next 3 years. but fishermen are determined to sink the project. our leaders have been clear if they don't get answers to their questions, they say there cannot be a wind farm. that is a certainty, like our committers president. he says he would rather die standing and find this project than let it happen. the fisherman cannot lead this baby developed. the wind farm is important politically french president not growing, has attempted to patrol himself as being an environmental champion. now he hopes that wind power could generate almost a 5th of france's electricity b

charlotte, even ski r.t. paris. we've got more things, top stories coming up after this short break. greater trenchard, it is a symptom of exacerbating an alarming everyone who mindlessly managed. fortunately, what that means is we end up picking solutions that cost a lot, but actually do very little. it's just a kind of feel good. she has used instead of the actual solutions that would fix global warming. is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safe? isolation or community? are you going the right way or are you being legs are direct? what is true? what is faith? in the world corrupted? you need to descend to join us in the depths or inmate in the shallowness. welcome back. the is there a military accompanied by russian peacekeepers entering poss of the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh as stipulated under the peace deal? meanwhile, refugees are returning to the areas biggest cities to pound the current which is held by armenia. but artie's more and finds they often h

again joe lovano now by our correspondent in paris charlotte do pinski she's following events in europe show a good morning and how big a relief do you think the biden victory is for the a you you know taking into account that had 4 years of locking horns with donald trump well i think that transatlantic relationship is something that's incredibly important to the e.u. and i think many leaders were sighing relief over the weekend that it was a biden victory those congratulations coming through thick and fast most people talking about looking forward to working with the biden ministration and a key word cropping up again and again about cooperation. congratulations to joe biden on his election as president of the united states and to come out of a harris on historic achievement the u.s. is our most important ally and i look forward to working closely together on our shared priorities from climate change to trade and security the americans have chosen their president congratulations joe biden and come all of harris we have a lot to do to overcome today's challenges let's work together i l

charlotte dallas has the story of how these migrants hit rocks and capsized off. lenzer wrote in spain's canary islands. they had travelled 1500 kilometers in a small fishing boat from north africa. was young mayne says out full of optimism to the tourists. paradise 8. drowned in the quest on tuesday. hundreds have suffered the same fate. in the last month. in 24 hours, 17 votes were intercepted off the canary islands, 450 people were rescued with the search continuing into the following day. more than 17000 migrants have arrived here this year. it's a 1000 percent spike on 2019. politicians blame the economic fallout of the coronavirus pandemic. and opportunistic traffickers for the search. the italian and spanish prime ministers discuss the crisis on wednesday from the national border controls of the italian and spanish governments are a fish and an effect of the problem is what we do with these human beings that are trafficked by mafias. and that run the risk of dying in this case, for example, in the atlantic as a consequence of trying to reach the canary isla

charlotte ballasts, al-jazeera rallies have been taking place in cities across latin america, calling for an end to sexual and gender based violence. that's been called the silent pandemic. and looked out and said, led to an increase in cases alas, in america. and it's in your own reports in the chill encapsuled santiago, these women are chanting what has become an international feminist anthem? it's called a rapist in your path. it was 1st performed a year ago, here in paris says it wasn't my fault or because of what i wore or where i was. the great beast is used all the performances and demonstrations to mark international day for the elimination of violence against women. tens of thousands of chilean women have been victims of gender violence and harris meant more of the not carried out with total impunity. these purchase represent victims of femicide, but today we have each other every day. we have a movement that we having come to and we have never to need to change things. being the first change for years, jillian will into the back seat in the feminist movement. but not anymore

but as charlotte has just said the supreme court if necessary. that president elect biden will look at this fresh and we are talking about a young boy who lost his life, it devastated family who are entitled to justice. and we are very hopeful that regardless of the outcome of this hearing just to be clear can verdict does not change the guiding principle on that they are progressing, and that's the entirely support your bids to bring her back here to the uk. you are getting support from dominic raab and the sco from that direction. yes, well sure we are all agreed as are millions around the world that even if you have to permit a community is not what it's to be used for. he's a very clear and we are grateful to this, that this is not a denial of justice, it —— that this is a denial ofjustice. has to be corrected, and the easy way forward is for her to be put back on a plane to have her trial, go back home and that we can all move on. it's very destructive to this family, but in terms of the relationships between the countries as well. thank you

charlotte, really good to have you on here. i know you guys are doing such great work, and the work continues, even with the pandemic and the restrictions in place. this year for the holidays, you have set up a virtual giving tree for people to be able to donate and help out. how does this work? >> yes, so virtual giving tree is actually a component we've had to our drives for a couple of years. this year we realized we weren't going to have to go on- line. so we talk about wishes and grants wishes, so on this virtual giving tree, you can find a wish for a young girl or boy or a senior, or a transitioning homeless adult, and grant their wish. and it's safe, it's easy. you do it from the comfort of your own home. at the same time, you have the satisfaction of really giving some to someone that they ask for. >> so many families obviously struggling during the pandemic, with the economic downturn here. what has that meant in terms of how many wishes you are receiving from people in the community and what types of wishes you're get

and peaceful protests, you don't have to agree with charlotte. i'm interested to hear i mean certainly, you know, in your mix between the $300.00 plus cases in which we're tracking some of those are right wing cases. and some of those are what we can call left wing cases or demonstrators cases. so there's no question that there are right wing agitators. i don't buy the notion that, you know, in a sense there's clandestine agents either on the right or the left, stirring up violence going, i have, i been a demonstration organizer and you know, for a further long time, i feel like i have a good grasp on how these things work because outside agitator, narrative, whether it's coming from the right or in this case kind of for trying, there is a problem. i think it's very problematic. the notion that outside people come in and rile people up has extremely racist and anti-semitic connotations. and it's not something that we should kind of parrot because it denies the whole agency not on a man that's is factually inaccurate and has very little basis in r

it's a decision that's left tim and charlotte profoundly disappointed.eet on the ground. we've already launched an appeal. you know, she cannot move on, surely, with her life in a wholesome way without facing up to what she's done. she openly admits what she's done. so come back, face the courts, get it over and done with and then move on. and, yeah, we can close this for everybody. the foreign secretary said thejudges had made the right decision today, but that he felt sympathy there will be no solace to the family of harry dunn. my heart is with them. we've made clear right from the outset we're on theirside. we've called and we continue to call for anne sacoolas to return home to face justice. so where does this all leave harry dunn's parents? well, today's decision by the high court was undoubtedly a setback, but they say they will appeal. they also say they'll askjoe biden to intervene when he takes over the presidency. in a statement tonight, anne sacoolas's legal representative said... anne would like nothing more than to find a path forward and t

i remember their first violin recital when he came home and said charlotte, i'm not going to miss your violin recital. i told president bush i can't come to the white house tonight because i need to be at your violin recital. and then in 2012, we went home to run for governor. reelectionning for when we got the call. , it's going to be great. and it has been great. it has been really great. so, here we are. one more day, for four more years. vice president mike pence. ♪ hey i say i say hey needdo you alright now ♪ [applause] ♪ [applause] ♪ >> well, hello, pennsylvania. chants] pence: it is one more day until four more years. [indiscernible] , all of you who have been with us every step of the way, it is great to be back in the keystone state. appreciation me in for our marine corps moms that work their hearts out for military families across the years,, my wife of 35 the best second lady in the united states in the history of this country. are all here, just like you. we are all here for one reason and one reason only. needylvania and america four more years of president donald trump i

and we can cross live now to our t's charlotte dubin ski, who's in paris to charlotte? this is sounding like quite a u. turn, coming from the ruling party and france. bring us the latest. yes, that's right. it's not parliament that's actually suspended this. what's happened is that there was an emergency meeting today that was chaired by president. the french prime minister was that, as was the interior minister, and they met with the leaders of the parliamentary groups of the majority. that is the groups that come together to support on march in the national assembly. and it's following that meeting that they have announced that article $24.00, that controversial element of the global security law, has now been suspended. they say it will be rewritten, which means that this rule will either go forward as it was without that article to the senate where it was due to go in january or the law itself may be held back. that's not quite clear yet. but this follows that emergency meeting after what we have seen of protests over the last 10 days, particularly those protests th

today it looks like a tie once the inspections are done charlotte takes care to extinguish the coal in her smoker which is used to come the bees a forest fire could have disastrous consequences then she reveals a little trade secret. passion. in order not to mix the this is our bees wax harvest from this autumn we use it to create new hives it's a lot of work but this is the most natural option for the dog and instead of using mass produced industrial wax unfortunately the government doesn't provide any funding for the extra effort involved but it's the only way to treat our bees well we're informed grandma of them. and it's worth the effort she doesn't have any trouble finding buyers for her organic honey. it sells for twice the price of the honey sold at street side markets beekeeping sheep breeding and she's making are an important part of the economy in kosovo the youngest and smallest nation in the balkans. shallow went abroad to study organic farming methods. nowadays environmental activists come to see her to learn how she applies organic methods to be keeping. the aim is to rai

because it was the one that pick up there and became charlotte and get scrubs. because neither of their careers really saw the sun again in the shadow of this most. 60 years slate on the show left the football stage inside posting a picture of his career highlights he was 29 years old and my god so you had to leave the dalton family in 2020 it's ok more than 3 months to find a new club the 28 year old joined p.s.v. eindhoven to rebuild his career the media calls it's an escape. the fish most. fish view shoeless sounded really exciting it was always this feeling you have to you have to hew have to i thought i had to keep struggling on. moved by stories of magic. we love to see individual city feeds to parry a palace all on the route fight to give us hope. heroes are people we look up to because they solve problems they inspire us. football stadiums are staged for heroic aspects some play as you can carry their message on the pitch use this beautiful game to actually change the world for better do something do anything. we have incredible power. but i'm sure they

next up, james wiseman was chosen by the golden state warriors and then the charlotte hornets picked the metal ball. 3rd. the n.b.a. season is set to begin on december 22nd. well, many of us are concerned of course, about the coronavirus pandemic. but it's not just affecting humans, it's the lives of many animals are also being disrupted, particularly those in captivity. meat ray, a 6 year old african penguin, her home is in the monterey bay aquarium in california. but because of coronavirus restrictions, it's currently closed. so ray has taken to exploring her home as she walls around all the wing, the stuff, and just like the usual visitors ray has discovered there's lots to see. some species must look good enough to eat. and she's taking plenty of exercise hard work for one of the smallest species of penguin zz, or a well used now i'm terry market. thanks for watching. can you hear me now? oh yes we can. you can have all stands and so it's now we bring you and i'm going to matt hall and see if times have surprised himself with what is one simple policemen who really want to talk t

president trump spoke briefly with reporters after touching down in charlotte.

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leaving behind its divided past with want to pull through but it came at a great cost to taxpayers charlotte dallas 0. top stories are now just there the race to be u.s. president is entering its last 48 hours with both candidates picking up the pace of the campaign president trump is holding rallies in a total of 5 states on sunday on his opponent joe biden is targeting pennsylvania but more than $93000000.00 people have already voted early record total amount which posters think favors the democrats biden is maintaining a lead in national polls but the result could come down to a handful of swing states john hendren was at the last rally he explains why michigan could be important or maybe as a state they don't trump won by the narrowest of margins in the entire united states the closes margin was right here where he won by 0.2 percentage points that's about 10000 votes that's enough votes he can pick up with just a little exposure in this state and you know that he is going to be here today he's going to come back twice again tomorrow joe biden has been here yesterday so very candidates b

i look at charlotte, north carolina. a look at the villages down in florida.re are those votes going compared to, on your map, when they went 2016? if trump is over performing and some of those places significantly, potentially it's a really good night for donald trump. >> bill: it's going to be very interesting and we'll watch it together. thank you, nice to see you. we have coverage all day tomorrow as expected. key report is the battleground states that we just talked about an hour special coverage of bret and martha kicks off at 6:00 eastern. find it here. thank you, bret. breaking news. the in austria. several people injured after shooting at a synagogue. they are warning "we are on with all available resources, please avoid all public squares in the city. that's breaking news. we will get more information as it breaks out of austria coming up. in the u.s., election day coming up. president trump hitting four battleground states. he closes out tonight in michigan in the same town where he held the final rally at midnight in 2016. can he rekindle the magic

a look at the french numbers charlotte, let's just start with you.tty abysmal when we're looking a the services pmi numbers for france here, coming in at 38 a big drop versus the october number of 46.5 >> that's right. that's not a surprise given that first you had the curfews and then the actual complete lockdown with non-essential shops, cafes, restaurants, everything shut down so services were expected to be under contraction side here this is what we saw what's interesting is the manufacturing side of things that's been on the expansion side of things for the past couple of months and this month it was expected to be just above the 50 line it has actually gone into contraction. it's interesting to see what that means going ahead whether the spillover on the the services side from the manufacturing side because it's just below the contraction side. they are but numbers we see contraction however, comparing what we saw in the first lockdown of course in april where the numbers were dismal and manufacturing stood at 31 for in april and services were

thom tillis declared himself the winner in charlotte. since then, the democrat in this race, cal cunningham was holding out hope that some of these absentee and provisional ballots that were still needing to be counted may give him enough of an edge to keep him in this ra race. ever since tuesday night, we'd seen him leading by 97,000 votes or so. those numbers not changing all that much. there was every day they went by less and less of a chance that cunningham was going to be able to unseat thom tillis in this. there was a tremendous amount of runny spent on this race. both parties putting a lot of time and energy into north carolina. he was only in his first term right now. first term back in 2014 less than 50,000 votes. they certainly saw someone that was vulnerable. cunningham faced a real scandal in the final weeks of his campaign after he admitted to having an inappropriate relationship outside of his marriage. it is unclear how much that may have impacted the final vote. spoke to one woman in charlotte and said i could kill cal c

about 140 people were rescued by firefighters in charlotte. city had 117 millimeters of rain on thursday, setting a new daily record for the spot. now eta has become a low pressure system and it's now moving over the waters. but more rain is possible for portions of the carolinas. that's it for me. stay safe. >>> that's all for this edition of nhk "newsline." thanks for watching, and do stay with us for more. >>> this is "newsline" biz, i'm gene otani. the u.s. government says it is putting a hold on its plan to impose a ban on the chinese-owned video sharing app tiktok. the deparent of commerce released a statement on thursday, the day the ban was set to take effect. it cited a temporary injunctions issued by a pennsylvania court last month as the reason for the move. the trump administration has claimed that the app collects data that could be misused by the chinese government. the department of justice has appealed the injunction. washington has also ordered the operator of the app bytedance to sell its u.s. business. bytedance has reached

from charlotte, north carolina, a supporter of joe biden. caller: good morning, pedro. good morning, c-span. i have a quick three points and please let me finish. what i have been hearing the last few days, the narrative is being changed. it is going to the point where -- reason why the democrats it was so far to the left. it is nonsense. the reason why the republicans did have the numbers they had is the people who they have inside of their party. the american people need to vote, if- whatever you you vote republican, that does not mean that because you are republican the people who supported this president -- those people were not part of the particle process. they were not voting for trump to be a president, they were voting for trump to be a dictator, a bully. they wanted trump to be there mouthpiece for a bunch of nonsense. real -- thefrom the republican party needs to see who they have inside their party. host: i apologize because we only have a few minutes left. seattle, washington, is supporter of president trump. caller: i just want to say i do not understand w