remarkably, chester arthur turned out to be a far better president than anyone, including chester arthur, could have predicted. he owed more than any man in the country he owed to the spoil system. he was fired from that. first thing he did was break off all contact with conkling. he said, you are corrupt, i want nothing to do with you. conkling felt totally angered by this, to put it bluntly. he then worked to pass the pendleton civil service act, creating tests for people to get jobs and to create the civil service commission. only 10% of federal jobs were covered at the beginning, but obviously it set the whole stage for everything we have here in washington now. and it passed january of 1883. it is the legacy of garfield that came because, obviously, his passing. conkling was furious with him. to his amazement, when they met, chester arthur told him, your behavior is outrageous. he realized he was powerless to control the man whom he had created, and he went back to his room sick with rage. he felt this betrayal was even worse than when the legislature hadn't renamed him to be senato

in 2016, hillary clinton was able to win chester county. obama did not win chester county.t seemed like there was a big shift in chester county. i wondering how much of this anti-trump is coming from philadelphia. chester is 60 miles from atlantic city. being knowledgeable of what happened in atlantic city with trump bankrupting four casinos and receiving $1 billion worth of debt relief and not paying taxes on that. you areet debt relief, taxed on that debt relief. trump, according to the atlantic city press, he never paid taxes on that $1 billion he got in debt relief. it seemed like atlantic city was the only place reporting on what was going on there. and event make it, during the campaign of 2016, none of that stuff -- host: nick clark? guest: i suspect it is a small effect because it might be people living in chester county that are more likely to have known someone affected by that. mediak in general the coverage of the president and his financial situation and the issues he's had over the years have been pretty widely covered. it was covered before he was president.

long or short form for chester arthur.hey just put his name in the family bible and said he was born in vermont and i guess that was good good enough in 1880 to qualify him to hold the office of vice president and president. grover cleveland who was elected four years after garfield in 1884 always fascinated me just for the plain fact that -- and this is what everybody knows, grover served two nonconsecutive terms. he was elected in 1884 and lost reelection in 1888 and came back four years later and won the white house back which is a unique achievement in american politics in the american presidency, so the guy had to be a pretty good politician and of course, he screwed up the numbering for the presidents. he's number 22 and 24. a little aside when president trump gave his inaugural address in 2009, he said 44 people have now taken this oath of office and i was at a party with friends and i said, no, 43 because grover gets counted twice. shut up. nobody wants to hear about grover cleveland right now. [ laughter ] my frie

joe biden met with voters outside of chester and delaware county. it's interesting that both see pennsylvania up for grabs. >> it's a state that donald trump narrowly won in 2016. it's sort of a home state for joe biden. he likes to talk about his roots in scranton. yes, i think that everything abby said is exactly correct. biden essentially needs a win, pennsylvania, wisconsin, and michigan and building that blue wall we saw a collapse in 2016. so there he is in chester, pennsylvania, an area with a lot of african-americans and near philadelphia. that is what he needs to do. we, obviously, saw barack obama there as well in philadelphia. so getting those voters to come out and one of the things that also i think is important. we talk about the reach states he is going to. iowa, folks are going to texas, arizona, and nevada. they are also down ballot races that are important that if you're joe biden you can bring some attention and energy to some of those down ballot races in iowa or a competitive senate race there and pennsylvania also down ballot r

i don't know what you do with chester arthur. the rumors at the time were that chester arthur had been born in canada. his father was an irishman, his mother was a canadian from quebec. they emigrated to vermont. the story went when she was pregnant and ready to give birth, she went back home to quebec and had the baby there, which if true would mean arthur was not an american citizen. because neither of his parents were and he wasn't born in the u.s. i'll point out right now, no, we do not have the birth certificate, long or short form for chester arthur. they just put his name in the family bible and said he was born in vermont. i guess that was good enough to qualify him to hold the office of vice president and president. grover cleveland, who was elected four years after garfield in 1884, always fascinated me just for the fact that, and this is what everybody knows. grover served two nonconsecutive terms. he was elected in 1884. lost re-election in 1888 and came back four years later and won the white house back, which is a u

in order to protect manchester's hospitals and save the lives of men chester's residence. —— men chester's's residence. it will be much more effective if we work together. where he addressed head on the fractious discussions that have gone on and still no agreement about whether to put manchester into that very highest level of restrictions. he says he wants more financial support for all the businesses that would be affected because he wants an 80% help with peoples wages as we had with the furlough scheme and what is an offer right now for cities, regions and the very highest level is a little bit lower than that. it is two thirds. so he is arguing to more financial support is needed because we all know about the economic impact of these coronavirus restrictions and you will know that the liverpool city region was the first area in england to be in that very high alert level, slow to speak tojoe anderson. joe anderson is the mayor of liverpool, hejoins me now. what do you think of the prime minister singh that he has to reserve the right to intervene? minister singh that he has to reserv

i began by asking him if chester would be worse off?te for every home game itjust does not make sense. there has been no real formula passed to us as to how they came up with this figure but we know what we need to is what we were told before the season started.“ what we need to is what we were told before the season started. if you are to continue getting £36,000 a month, does that mean that the club will not be able to operate for much longer? it just will not be able to operate for much longer? itjust means that will not be able to operate for much longer? it just means that the will not be able to operate for much longer? itjust means that the club cash reserves will start to be depleted and it went out of business two and a half years ago and a long time to build them back up and we have no overdraft aquatic facilities and everything that comes through the gate is when we make our money. we will be coming this first three—month period december, january when it ends because they have been told what goes on after that and we have not

we were represented principally by general douglas mcarthur and fleet admiral chester nimitz. the achievement of a surrender was long and controversial. made in japan was much controverted and there was much worrying -- i guess i could call it that -- from various organizations in various parts of the japanese army in different parts of the pacific. that did not happen. of course, the surrender was signed and eventually observed through switzerland. a few days later and that was the end of the war. we remember. we commemorate soldiers and marines who served and died there, the people that we honor and remember today. to use a quotation of winston churchill, "succeeding generations must not be allowed theorget these triumphs and sacrifices made by the citizens and soldiers who prosecuted them." >> my name is jeff and it's my honor to serve as the superintendent of national mall and memorial park here in the nation's capital. it's my pleasure to speak with in front of the world war ii memorial of the many memorials , one and the national parks. they commemorate our nation's mili

on the morning of september 2, 1945, general douglas mcarthur supported by admiral chester halsey admiral bull along with several other top , american officers received nine japanese delegates aboard the pacific flagship, the uss missouri, anchored in tokyo bay. two copies of the official terms of surrender were signed at a small table on the missouri's deck, by representatives by each warring nation in this theater. this event officially marked the end of the war in the pacific. popularly known as victory over japan day, or v-j day. after years of long and bloody fighting, with the surrender of japan, the guns at last fell silent. with its last belligerent defeated, world war ii at long last came to an end. >> it's 75 years since that v-j day, oh, do i remember it well even though it was 75 years ago. no, i wasn't overseas at the time, i was in the army air corps base in florida, but what a day it was. how we celebrated, and we are celebrating it again today. i do recall, though, all of us then went on to different ways and among some of the things i did was writing books. one of them wa

. >> reporter: at an impromptu campaign stop today in chester, pennsylvania, biden responded. >> the fact of the matter is this president's chief of staff just acknowledged they're giving up. they're not even pretending. they're not going to do anything about this. >> reporter: he vowed a biden administration will get control of the virus. >> and look folks, i promise you this. i'm never going to give up. i don't know what we'll inherit on january 21st, but at the rate he's going, it's not going to be good. but we're going to be able to make it. >> reporter: biden's approach to the final days is dramatically different and more cautious than trump's. today, he had just one short event. >> the big difference between us and the reason why it looks like we're not traveling, we're not putting on super spreaders. we are doing what we're doing here. everybody's wearing a mask and trying as best we can to be socially distanced. >> joe biden and the president both in pennsylvania today. let's get to jon karl, live at the white house tonight. and jon, joe biden while in pennsylvania with a maj

i didn't know he was going to be campaigning in chester. i wouldn't have asked you why he wasn't campaigning today. philip bump, sabrina siddiuqi, thank you very much. >>> people are asking, what's in the binder that was given at the "60 minutes" interview? they were told it was the health care plan. spoiler alert: it wasn't. only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. at university of phoenix, relevant life experience and eligible transfer credits can help you earn your degree faster and for less. see how much you can save at phoenix.edu. now roomba vacuums exactly where you need it. alexa, tell roomba to vacuum in front of the couch. and offers personalized cleaning suggestions for a clean unique to you and your home. roomba and the irobot home app. only from irobot. >>> every day this week we're going to try to look at how the presidential candidates differ on the issues, with the coronavirus at the highest point and may be one of the most critical issues in this election. cnn political correspondent elizabeth cohen d

the chester started gathering in a lot of square in the center of bishkek early on to noon opposition leaders called for unity among the various parties and their supporters rejecting preliminary results in sunday's parliamentary election that showed pro-government parties potentially winning but 1st team of the $120.00 seats. demonstrators are demanding the rerun of the poll which one opposition leader described as the dirtiest of kurdistan's history if we are angry of the results because we say the government tricked everybody they created conditions for people to sell the of us allegations of election fraud a widespread as well as reports of parties bribing people for their support at the ballot box and new elections because we don't recognize. the results of the elections because of widespread fraud and intimidation chester's chanted for president soren baiji call to step down people told us they had not seen any government protesters launches this since the revolution that overthrew president kurmanbek bakiyev in 2010. the fact that i'm staying here shows that i'm very angry with

he was nestled between chester a. arthur, a figure who -- i don't know if we're going to have a book talk on chester a. arthur, we might get there, but there are a lot of other guys we probably want to hear about first, and johnson, who is seen as the worst president we've ever had. go figure. that's the position they put ike in in 1962. during the camelot years, the camelot clan used eisenhower as a foil to put glory on the young john kennedy. it's harder than it looks. my students would all get this. wouldn't you, if you were kennedy's advance man, use ike as the sort of counterpoint. on the one hand, in 1954, eisenhower and mamie playing scrabble. i think that looks very pleasant and very lovely, but they had to work with this guy. naturally there was a sharp contrast. it worked against eisenhower's memory and against the oppression that was given to the public. by the time of his death on march 28th, 1969, at the age of 78, the press seemed uninterested in ike. there was an obituary in "time" magazine that conclud

. >> sharmane chester was peter's assistant. this was also new territory for her. >> out of the blue one day, i get this call. you have a collect call from an inmate at sing sing correctional facility. i'm like, okay. >> soon she found herself spending hours on the phone with the inmate. >> at first it was all, you know, business, case, case. by the time you talk to somebody every day, personal things start to slip in. >> friendship. >> friendship. >> in the meantime, her boss was checking out eric's claims of innocence. did you believe it at the beginning? >> i'm not going to say -- i didn't disbelieve him. it's just i'm practicing law for a listening time. okay? >> and people lie. >> they certainly color the truth. this is a man who was convicted of murdering someone. so, of course, i approached it with some skepticism. >> but once cross learned the facts, he agreed to take eric's case at no charge. representing a man who didn't seem hardened by prison but almost frightened. >> it's terrifying because you can just be walking i

ices for in chester men who runs the future ethiopia value chain activity a project for the u.s. aid organization it's a chance to counter falling prices for coffee worldwide international competitions could help to secure sustainable income for coffee farmers. a commodity price for coffee across the world is in a very critical level and the whole sustainability of coffee production at smallholder level is being questioned this provides farmers with an access to the market and a voice. that wants to increase the yield from his coffee farm in the coming years and then sell significantly more coffee abroad at the right price of course. time now to take a look at some of the other global business stories making news. the u.s. has filed a landmark lawsuit against google it alleges that the tech giant has been abusing its dominance in online searches to fend off rivals is the u.s. government's most significant to protect competition since its groundbreaking case against microsoft more than 20 years ago. china is creating new billionaires at a record pace despite the pandemic the guru

in 2016, hillary clinton was able to win chester county. obama did not win chester county.ed like there was a big shift in chester county. i wondering how much of this anti-trump is coming from philadelphia. chester is 60 miles from atlantic city. being knowledgeable of what happened in atlantic city with trump bankrupting four casinos and receiving $1 billion worth of debt relief and not paying taxes on that. you areet debt relief, taxed on that debt relief. trump, according to the atlantic city press, he never paid taxes on that $1 billion he got in debt relief. it seemed like atlantic city was the only place reporting on what was going on there. and event make it, during the campaign of 2016, none of that stuff -- host: nick clark? guest: i suspect it is a small effect because it might be people living in chester county that are more likely to have known someone affected by that. mediak in general the coverage of the president and his financial situation and the issues he's had over the years have been pretty widely covered. it was covered before he was president. i thin

he throws on the ticket all them -- a man who embodies the spoils system, chester a arthur. but garfield was a man who is completely detached from party politics, who made a pledge -- he was born in a log cabin, had -- hid runaway slaves as a child. his big issues were universal education and suffrage and an to end the spoil system and the creation of a moder civil service. and we are supposed to get that vision but four months later he is shot by an office seeker who had met with chester arthur who writes in his letter of declaration that he killed garfield so that arthur could be president he expected to be rewarded as consul general in paris and obviously that didn't , happen. arthur ends up having a somewhat respectable presidency in part because a mentally ill woman on the upper east side of manhattan starter snail mail trolling him with long letters telling him how loathesome he was. but that there was still hope for him. she described him in manners -- eerily reminiscent of the worst characters in the court of king henry 8th but kept telling him there's still hope and

admiral chester newman's -- minnon -- nimmons of the united states was appointed to administer it, ifes to the dispute agreed to the solution. meanwhile, india and pakistan were urged to continue efforts to reach a peaceful settlement. the prime ministers continued their negotiations with the aid and encouragement of the united nations. to the united nations also came the problem of palestine, a british mandate since the end of world war i. in recent years this small country had been the scene of disorder and bloodshed, the age-old struggle between arabs and jews and the aspiration of the jewish people for a homeland, aspirations which have been intensified during persecution of the jews before and during world war ii and aggravated the palestine -- had aggravated the palestine problem. at a special session, the general assembly of the united nations established a special committee on palestine and sent it to this troubled area to study the problems and make recommendations. the united nations committee spent months in palestine traveling the disputed areas and conferring with arabs a

. >> joe biden made an unannounced campaign stop monday at an early polling location in chester, pennsylvania, a suburb southeast of philadelphia. he was greeted by representative mary gay scanlon, spoke with a group of volunteers for his campaign, and delivered remarks. this is 20 minutes. [cheering and applause] >> hey buddy, how are you? [indiscernible conversations] >> in addition to that, i don't speak spanish. [indiscernible conversations] [cheering] >> welcome to delaware. mr. biden: i'll tell you what, man. you guys have done one heck of a job. the numbers they gave me are almost hard to believe. knocking on 250,000 doors. and that you've gotten more volunteers, more people engaged. how's the feel out there? >> it's great. mr. biden: for real. i'll tell you what. you are doing more than your civic duty. congresswoman knows that. she gave me a passport to come into the district. [laughter] i spoke to the congresswoman before i came in. by the way, we made it finally. >> we appreciate you. mr. biden: i'll tell you what, man. look, i will say a few things for the press in a little bit. b

he's looking at me like i'm completely wrong here's each he chester. and my reason i want to read you need to remember at least 3 things and one before trying it that's proving rather difficult with my rookie knows that i have detected something else. honey yeah yeah yeah. point for me i mean i know you're on your way to becoming a pro. night and falling over the wine route and the really lovely day is coming to an end. next lukash takes us along the moon but our journey begins in a mysterious. while it's pretty dark down here pretty chilly too i'm in top in taba on the missouri river the city is known for these on the ground solar ball. where are we what kind of solar is this one have is when one of the largest centers of the tartan tub under former wine cellar unfortunately they no longer use just such today that there are sellers under the whole of tartan tarbert because at the end of the 20th century it was a huge wind trading center people said it was the 2nd largest wine trading center in europe after bordeaux in france. in the year 890 s. alone

we do have information tonight on the deadly dog fire in chester county. pg&e says that cal fire has not taken possession of some of its equipment, as it investigates the cause. the utility says it is cooperating fully with the cal fire investigation. there is no word on what type of equipment is involved. the fire has left four people dead, and more than 200 structures have been destroyed, about half of those are homes. the fire has burned more than 56,000 acres, and is now 95% contained. strachan seven cisco is a somber day for first responders come on twitter, the fire department wrote today, we escorted our brother, firefighter jason cortez from the medical examiner's office, and mortuary. now the 42-year-old died during a training exercise on wednesday morning. he leaves behind a wife and two children. his father is a retired firefighter, and his superiors as he was a friend to everyone at the station, and his passing is a deeply felt loss to his family. now, the fire station where cortez worked, station three in the tenderloin has started a gofundme

that's burning in chester county. air quality ex perpperts and al are in place because of heavy smokes and all those fires being pushed into the bay area. >>> a new member of nbc. we are talking about shepard smith for 23 years. he was a staple at fox news. last october he stunned his viewers and colleagues by announcing that he's leaving the network. n cnbc, not stocks and bonds but straight news. he has a lot to say about the presidential debate debacle. >> they signed onto the rules that we gave them. that's a nonprofit. and the reason for those rules so that we can learn something, your position on things so we can get to know you better. the rules are there for us and when they break them, that's disrespectful in my opinion. i am not doing the newscast right now. that's disrespectful. i didn't like it and i didn't appreciate it and i didn't learn from it. >> the news with shepard smith debuted on cnbc. you can watch it at 4:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. on cnbc. we'll be back in a moment. give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i,

joe biden madey, an unannounced campaign stop at an early polling location in chester, pennsylvania. he spoke about the coronavirus fromnse and got remarks chief of staff mark meadows. this is 25 minutes. [applause] [indiscernible conversations] >> in addition to that, i don't speak spanish. [indiscernible conversations] >> welcome to delaware. >> i'll tell you what, man. you guys have done one heck of a job. the number they gave me are almost hard to believe. knocking on 250,000 doors. volunteers, more people engaged. how's the feel out there? >> it's great. >> for real. biden: i'll tell you what. you're doing more of your civic duty. she gave me a passport to come into the district. [laughter] i spoke to the congresswoman before i came in. >> we appreciate you. mr. biden: i'll tell you what, man. look, i will say a few things for the press and a little bit. ,ut the fact of the matter is this president's chief of staff, they have given up. these super spreaders going on. i wish i could shake each one of your hands and thank you personally, but i'll tell you what. ,s my grandfather s

to our viewers that we're seeing former vice president joe biden appear at a small event there in chestersylvania, where he's going to make some remarks. we'll bring that to you when he begins them. docket erkts you'to doctor, you're a member of the fda's vaccine a, you met last thursday to discuss potential covid-19 vaccines. with politics so prominent in the discussion around vaccines, what should the american people know about this process around the approval of an eventual v vacci vaccine? >> right. i can see how the american public would be skeptical. i mean, we -- through the so-called emergency-use authorization process, the fda approved hydroxychloroquine that didn't work to treat or prevent the disease and, frankly, was unsafe. they also approved the use of convalescent plasma which also has not been shown to work. i see where they wonder if the fda is really doing its job which is to stand between the pharmaceutical industry and public to make sure we don't get products that are unsafe or ineffective. i don't think it's going to play out that way with vaccines. the fda advisory

.>>> not to the latest on the coronavirus, church in chester county has been linked to 274 cases andcounting, in less than a week. that outbreak happened at bethel school of supernatural ministry. one of the church leaders does not believe in masks. she says if you do the scientific research, they are worthless. the director of the cdc has said if everyone wore a mask the u.s. could bring covid-19 under control. right now cases are on the rise in at least 37 states. >>> in just the last week at least 13 states broke records for hospitalizations. the latest model from the university of washington predicts that more than 135,000 additional deaths in the u.s. over the next few months.>>> new and 11, for the second time in two months person flying with a jed pack was reportedly spotted above lax.>> was in a uav or a jed pack?>> it was a jed pack.>> this afternoon and china airlines crew reported someone that appeared to be someone in a jed pack above the ground by six as a fee. the incident had no impact on operations at the airport. a similar sighting of a person like you just pack was

is by me to get the bill and that i see a lot of bill chester. the need. to go. old the new my mama. i see is my own you will probably but that will stun you i made it cuts me i did what you did there when you published when you preen a little but it's the service cocytus. they knew that there was racism throughout europe. but if they work or london or paris think you read in the very best. we're going to know what the experience you know mirrored the. daily life for an african-american in the thirty's was. you know frustrating there would be parts of town that you would not be able to go through or you would only be allowed to go to certain stores there were accommodations were black there would be separate correlates for example of why it would be separate water fountains. and they were usually of the lower quality i've thought about this many times i don't even i don't know why more african-americans didn't. try to go. there has other places maybe it doesn't occur to them. to go in their will to cease to be sniffling meeting to push their nationals through. th

the fire that started in chester county has killed four people, it had burned over 50, it had burned,000 acres in a broke out. utility says at the same time, one of the smart meters to tech did alarms along a distribution line and the energized parts of that line. there cooperated with the investigation to put a link on the full report on our website. >>> our special camping 2020 coverage at 5:30 for you. we take your voting questions of the bay area's top election officials. >> twitter making big moves to fight the spread of election misinformation. how it is changing one of the most basic features. >> they support and on the attack in our close to

joe biden then makes an unexpected campaign stop in chester, pennsylvania. after that, a look at florida as a battleground state in the 2020 elections. we are now eight days away from election day. president trump continued his campaigning with a stop in altoona, pennsylvania. he spoke to supporters from the altoona blair county airport. >> ♪ and i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me i proudly stand up next to you and defend her still today there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the usa from the lakes of minnesota to the hills of tennessee across the plains of texas from sea to shining sea from detroit down to houston and new york to l.a. there is pride in every american heart and it's time we stand and say that i'm proud to be an american where at least i know i'm free and i won't forget the men who died who gave that right to me and i gladly stand up next to you and defend her still today 'cause there ain't no doubt i love this land god bless the usa and i'm proud t

cbs news elections director, anthony salvanto, is in west chester county to tell us more.od morning. why is president trump trailing in these states? >> good morning, margaret. from the rust belt to the sunbelt, two states that could be pivotal, let me show you what is going on. first of all, views on how the candidates handled themselves personally, joe biden with a significant edge on the president thre. always an important part of voters' calculus. let me show you this: such a big part of the president's base in wisconsin and other states has been that white non-college vote. he won them by a large gap in 2016. well, his margin with them this year is down. and in this case, in wisconsin, from 62% to 52%. you may say, he is still winning him. yes, he is. but for candidates it is about margins, about running up the score with groups that support you. joe biden cutting into those margins now. and then this, margaret, and it partly explains why: views that the president is mostly concerned about the wealthy and the elite as opposed to the middle class. now, neither candidat

anthony salvanto joins us from west chester county, new york, to tell us more. good morning. the state of the race? >> good morning, margaret. well, more toss-up states throughout the south, those polling leads very narrow, these states could go either way. let me show you why. starting with some dramatic differences in how voters are evaluating the candidates and the state of the country. first, look at concern about coronavirus. the majority of joe biden voters very concerned. much less so among trump voters. it is that coronavirus concern that has been driving votes towards joe biden throughout the summer and the fall. put that in context, margaret, for biden voters it is a major factor, along with personal character, where they see biden with an edge. less so for trump voters. for them, it is more about the economy and immigration, and maybe underscoring why opinions just haven't moved on all of this throughout. big differences in how people view the threats to the company. trump voters fearing that the country is becoming too socialist; biden voters it is becoming too au

cheshire west and chester and cheshire east have been added, along with barrow—in—furness. have another week left in isolation ahead of them — and the hope that student life can at least return to some sense of normality, whatever that normal may look like. greg mckenzie, bbc news. prime minister boris johnson and the president of the european commission ursula von der leyen have said progress has been made on brexit talks however ‘significant gaps‘ remain in areas such as fisheries, the level playing field and governance. the pair spoke this afternoon via a video conference and have instructed their chief negotiators to work intensively to find a solutions to the differences in the uk—eu trade talks. in the last few minutes, the uk's chief negotiator lord frost said he would work extensively with his eu counterpart, michel barnier to bridge the gaps in fishing rights and state aid, and that work would begin early next week. the language of david frost put my tweet is echoing what was certain the statement from downing street, saying the agreed statement underlines myself a

hospitals and save the lives of magisters residents the prime minister's words come after a month chester's marron opposition labor party politician accused uninsured of using the north canaries in the coal mine breaking down that story for us in our. the mayor of manchester has been speaking today and he's been lashing out at the government's attempts to implement this so-called 3 year to system on certain parts of the u.k. or at least putting certain parts of the country into those higher brackets and mr burnham saying that those parts of the country suffered enough economically there are certain sectors of the economy that have suffered enough economically throughout this crisis and if the government is going to pull these measures out then they have to extend some type of financial support to those regions last night the deputy chief medical officer told great amongst the leaders to bring the infection rates down any regional lock down would require widespread closures way beyond pulps to stand any real chance of working and that would have to be done in tandem with all the neighboring

chester co will you support the idea of germany in the past. it was clear from the confidential minutes that bush and cole saw eye to eye when coerced the american president what could be offered to the soviet union in return for germany's nato membership bush said to hell with that we prevailed and they didn't we can't let the soviets clutch victory from the jaws of defeat cole they will want something in return bush you've got deep pockets. the 1st ever election campaign for a democratically elected government in east germany the vote on march 18th 1990 would decide who represented east germany in the 2 plus 4 talks. helmut kohl promised a fast economic union and a shared currency between the 2 german nations he supported the g.d.r. coalition alliance for germany whose top candidate was low tardy most year the alliance also wanted a fast reunification with west germany it won with 48 percent of the vote do you prefer a coup going to the people of east germany didn't vote for the c.d.u. because they wanted to but because they knew that helmut

cheshire west and chester and cheshire east have been added, along with barrow—in—furness.ack in newcastle, these students have another week left in isolation ahead of them — and the hope that student can at least return to some sense of normality, whatever that normal may look like. greg mckenzie, bbc news. martin greenhow is the owner of mojo bar — which has a number of cocktail bars across the north of england, including one in liverpool. how will these restrictions affect you and your business? it's important to say they are already affecting us. to paint a picture to you to understand it, there has been a preconception that the curfew first off has ceased trading and for the vast majority of our industry, more than that. my business alone, 60% of the opportunity for us to trade, which if you take it on top of the 60% reduction in physical capacity we were already struggling with, it's pretty catastrophic. to further explain it, they will be trading at 80—85% of our pre—lockdown trading levels and since this introduction of the cu rfew, since this introduction of the cu

chester cole you support the idea of germany in that. it was clear from the confidential minutes that bush and cole saw eye to eye when kohl asked the american president what could be offered to the soviet union in return for germany's nato membership bush said to hell with that we prevailed and they didn't we can't let the soviets clutch victory from the jaws of defeat cole they want something in return bush you've got deep pockets. the 1st ever election campaign for a democratically elected government in east germany the vote on march 18th 1990 would decide who represented east germany in the 2 plus 4 talks. helmut kohl promised a fast economic union and a shared currency between the 2 german nations he supported the g.d.r. coalition alliance for germany whose top candidate was low tardy most year the alliance also wanted a fast reunification with west germany it won with 48 percent of the vote people true cool going to the people of east germany didn't vote for the c.d.u. because they wanted to but because they knew that helmut kohl w

trend became popular on election day back in 2016 when as many as 12,000 people visit the cemetery a chester new york, a spring restoration revealed that the stickers had you know, don a lot of damage so they decided to go the plastic instead. before we go we're taking a live look outside at sfo if you have a flight to catch no reports of any major delays it is cool to mild outside your door but we're expecting more sunshine later on this afternoon. >>the dari a fall some icy james fletcher over there getting ready for the kron 4 morning news at 5 so stick around we'll have mor i can't believe it. what? that our new house is haunted by casper the friendly ghost? hey jill! hey kurt! movies? i'll get snacks! no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on our car insurance with geico. i got snacks! ohhh, i got popcorn, i got caramel corn, i got kettle corn. am i chewing too loud? believe it! geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>welcome back 4.54 on this tuesday morning skies, pretty clear as you are waking up and stepping outside. definitely a lit

the results of the elections because of widespread fraud and intimidation chester's cianci the president sort of baiji call to step down people told us they had not seen any government protesters launches this since the revolution that overthrew president kurmanbek bakiyev in 2010. the fact that i'm staying here shows that i'm very angry with the results we had a lot of hope in this election and all hope has died. security forces will be transported on buses to a wooded park close to the square the protesters remain defiant. the police on the outskirts of the square and if they attack us there will be another revolution. the city center square in the field a crowd of protesters tried to break through the gates of the parliament building. minutes later security forces moved in foreign tear gas and stun grenades crowd fled to the surrounding streets in panic. security forces. there for. the thousands of people that have it. seems as if. the story one of these elections. seems. increasingly. as a crackdown in the midst. of. the afghan president is in qatar on official visit but he's not mee

cheshire west and chester and cheshire east have been added, along with barrow—in—furness.in west yorkshire on the list. back in newcastle, these students have another week left in isolation ahead of them — and the hope that student life can at least return to some sense of normality, whatever that normal may look like. greg mckenzie, bbc news. and, if you're in the uk and want to find out exactly what the restrictions are where you live and how many people have tested postive you can put in your postcode on the bbc news website's coronavirus section. there are basic rules that apply to all of us but there are additional restrictions. do you use our coronavirus section for information on that. updated infection figures we have just received for scotland for coronavirus. in the last 2a hours, 12.196 coronavirus. in the last 2a hours, 12.1% of newly tested individuals have infections. 764 new infections. four people are registered to have died. they have been people who had tested positive for coronavirus in the previous 28 days at some point and have now died, whether the de

capital have dispersed protesters angry at the early results of sunday's parliamentary election chester's where it stops from storming the parliament and bishkek its because it suits pro-government parties will win all but 13 of the 120 seats child stratford's is their. security forces are all into the square therefore that's the set of balls but the people of the other was this was this is the. be the. world is all it's it's a. good boy the government seems. prostration. to see. racing. big precinct. as a crackdown on this but this. largest city in the boat nagorno-karabakh is uncertain needs a bombardments as a by john says armenian forces are intensifying attacks on major cities both sides accuse each other of targeting civilians and this year's nobel prize for medicine has been awarded for the discovery of the hepatitis c. virus the work of americans harvey alter and charles rice and president michael houghton were all notes in stockholm. that said from a cancer the course is up next. this is counting the cost of al-jazeera your weekly look at the world of business and economics this

chester cole you support the idea of germany in there. it was clear from the confidential minutes that bush and cole saw eye to eye when kohl asked the american president what could be offered to the soviet union in return for germany's nato membership bush said to hell with that we prevailed and they didn't we can't let the soviets clutch victory from the jaws of defeat. they want something in return bush you've got deep pockets. the 1st ever election campaign for a democratically elected government in east germany the vote on march 18th 1990 would decide who represented east germany in the 2 plus 4 talks. helmut kohl promised a fast economic union and a shared currency between the 2 german nations he supported the g.d.r. coalition alliance for germany whose top candidate was low tar dumas year the alliance also wanted a fast reunification with west germany it won with 48 percent of the vote for him and the people of east germany didn't vote for the c.d.u. because they wanted him but because they knew that helmut kohl was behind him to t

wave of the coronavirus rolls over europe germany is tightening restrictions to slow the spread but chester i'm going to hold she's not convinced that that's enough. trodden that's if you're off quite where it's me it is the exponential rice and we have to stop it otherwise it would not end well kind of. but to our viewers watching on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome 2021 could very well begin with chaos confusion and no deal for both the u.k. and the european union we're going to have more on that in just a moment so we begin the day with an attempt to shield u.s. voters and the presidential election from mis information a move against fake news that is controversial problematic and over due to facebook and twitter have prevented users from sharing a story published in the new york post about hunter by the son of democratic presidential candidate and former u.s. vice president joe biden the new york post claims the story is based on e-mails from hunter biden's laptop but journalists outside of the post have called the. it's sources and it's alleged cla

the results of the elections because of widespread fraud and intimidation chester's cianci the president sure called to step down people told us they had not seen any government protesters launches this since the revolution that overthrew president kurmanbek bakiyev in 2010. back then i'm staying here shows that i'm very angry with the results we had a lot of hope in this election and i hope has died. security forces have been transported on buses to a wooded park close to the square. the protesters remain defiant. we can feed the police on the outskirts of the square and if they attack us there will be another revolution. by nightfall the city center square in the field a crowd of protesters trying to break through the gates of the calm of the building . minutes later security from she's moved in foreign tear gas and stun grenades the crowd fled to the surrounding streets in panic. jarl charles stratford joins us live from bishkek so we understand charles the president has just been speaking what was his message. that's right president by jeenbekov giving a statement national television

cheshire west and chester and cheshire east have been added, along with barrow—in—furness., whatever that normal may look like. greg mckenzie, bbc news. as we‘ve been hearing, borisjohnson and the president of the european commission ursula von der leyen have said progress has been made on brexit talks, however, ‘significant gaps‘ remain in areas such as fisheries, the level playing field and governance. the pair spoke this afternoon via a phone call and have instructed their chief negotiators to work intensively to find a solutions to the differences in the uk—eu trade talks. shanker singham is the ceo of competere a trade law and economic policy consultancy. he is also is a former trade advisor to the uk international trade secretary, liam fox. trust‘s predecessor. have i the name your organisation? it is competere. thank you, i want to try and get that bit right. let me ask you, i suppose the fact that the two of them are talking is no surprise and them are talking is no surprise and the fact they are continuing the talking, but are we now coming down to the brass tacks