colin, i'm sorry you, i, do you, do you feel far away i am farther away.can't hear anything you say. >> jimmy: thank you for coming on the show, appreciate it >> any time, man >> new normal! >> jimmy: this is the new 30 rock i saw you at the tests, when we were doing the nose swabs. how's it like working six feet apart from everybody >> i love it, i owe a lot of people, nobody can get it from me >> jimmy: just enough apart. >> it's perfect. >> jimmy: are they making changes to 8h? what's happening >> haven't really been in yet and seen what it is, right we had a table read. >> jimmy: what was that like >> well, we have 20 cast members in our show right now, and they have to be six feet apart. so 20 times six is like a thousand and you're hearing voices and you're like, "who said that" it's a great time for crew to yell stuff, because people are like, i guess they're in the cast it's fine. >> it's like listening to a podcast. you don't see anybody. it's great it's kind of cool. >> jimmy: what will the audience look like >> what are you guys talking about ov

coming up, colin wittmer. like the on/off-again tops for a large-scale stimulus bill are back on again. steven mnuchin told nancy pelosi that president trump now wants a comprehensive relief package. earlier this week the president had ended talks and said they would not resume until after the election. president trump he feels really good and hopes to hold a campaign rally in florida on saturday. the white house doctor has given him the go-ahead for public engagement starting this weekend. it was a week ago today the president was hospitalized with the coronavirus. president trump will go on fox news tonight and get a medical evaluation. the doctor will be a fox contributor. he has previously speculated, without evidence, that joe biden is using drugs before debate. the doctor has also said nancy pelosi should stop pontificating about the president's health. michigan's governor blamed president trump for posturing hate groups after an attempt to kidnap her. gretchen whitmer says the president has given comfor

call 8557 fanapt >> tucker: colin >> tucker: colin kaepernick may be the most oppressed o millionaire and there are many people vying for that title. this country leads the world in oppressed billionaires, the billionaires are really impressed. now, colin kaepernick has a newline on his resume. he is an author. he claims to have written a new essay that describes a world with no police or prisons. he writes more eloquently than the beatles ever could, "another world is possible, a world grounded in love, justice, and safety, good health, a world grounded in meeting the needs of people. abolition now." the prose is moving. how long until the nfl bands the police from stadiums? we'd like to see them try that. a fellow of the manhattan institute knows a lot about the police, more even than colin kaepernick, probably, author of "the war on cops." we are happy to have them with us. so, heather, can you imagine, what would that look like? >> well come i don't have to imagine it, tucker, because we are already seeing it. kaepernick says the central intent of policing is to kill blacks. i cha

please welcome back to the show one of our favorites, colin quinn. how are you, colin >> whoo!e you? >> seth: i miss having your energy in the studio with me >> thank you i miss being there this is going to be weird, but you like this long, hitchcockian shot behind me, right? >> seth: i very -- the cinematographer in you has come out once again with your framing there. the whole -- i think the whole interview will be waiting to see who's coming up behind you >> well, i think it's also symbolic, like the unconscious and, you know what i mean? >> seth: i think we all get it we all get what you're trying to do >> oh, i don't know about that, but go ahead [ laughter ] >> seth: so you are obviously a born and raised new yorker, and i need to know, did you leave -- have you left at all during quarantine >> just little minor trips but not really, no i'm one of those -- i'm like those people, you know, that don't leave during the hurricane and, you know, the tornado the old guys like, "i'm not leaving my house." and then, they die and you're like, you didn't want to leave >> seth: it d

just didn't was the best driver but it was at the wheel of a notice put together by colin chapman. many 1st this song is a bit of my biggest fear is something breaking. as i feel i'm good enough not to make any mistakes can't be lots of luck you know but i'm not sure if i can control the car if something goes wrong with some of the shift. nino's me into was constantly at trackside such as here in sanford on june 21st 970 the dutch copy just something that was again the fastest man and led the field. then the ominous sight of black smoke another crash and the fear. is that. it. as a young english carriage his car crashed and went up in flames. down causing the accident happened behind me i saw the car and claims on my next. entire area was on fire after a crash like that it's not easy to carry on concentrating city into guns from the air. but the race was completed regardless of the death of a friend and then came fast and had difficulty fighting back the ts. you feel the only time i was just lost a friend was a huge shock. because i want to see racing be as safe as possible and tha

had died at the wheel of a lotus that team founded by colin chapman now needed a new driver and the manthey chose was. to you switch to lotus. i remember sitting in a bar in vienna and he said. i'll either become world champion or i'll die trying. this is a leap he took that risk yes it was a pact with the devil. you lead in the it's not about winning a grand prix and becoming world champion. ok so i haven't won a grand prix yet but that shouldn't be a problem in. the 1969 spanish conclave was the streets where the teens use tae real wings the high downforce was meant to produce extremely fast cornering but the technology was controversial then started from pole position and. let the field until that 20 when his real wing collapsed leaving him unable to control his car. then take the ferry is at the same spot as his teammates graeme hill who crashed 11 laps an ear. full the hill emerged unscathed his car had remained on the side of the track didn't hit that wreckage at 200 kilometers his pal and the austrian was fortunate to only sustain a broken nose and concussion when mothers autogas

and then colin called me and says there really are correct sowe're taking away . no eye, it's really strange because i've lived in washington a long time i sort of knew how to drive around washington and i had driven and eight years so they have to take me from this counterterrorism driving course and then it's strange having been surrounded by a group of people or such a long time to all of a sudden feel naked going out. and the people that were very nice to me during that time were cabdrivers who would yell out the window thank you for having helped our country but it was really very strange after the protection and they had all lived in my garage and they were around. so there were very nice people and i got to be good friends with them when your former secretary of state, the people laugh at your jokes as much or the people pay as much homage or did you find it was different the wave people treated you after you left as secretary of state? >> very different for sure but i have funny stories about things that happened and i have a couple of them in the book if

here to break it down, colin gillis and russell hawley. colin, i will start with you.bshells that you expect from apple today? >> so the september quarterly results are going to be relatively mundane. revenue will be flat. everyone is looking forward to the december quarter and what type of color tim cook will give us. two things to remember about this. one, there may be a little bit of volatility because apple has not been giving forward guidance and two, we don't know what the impact of the new phone is going to be on gross margin. so in terms of apple, i would be staying away from here. liz: russell, if you were on the call, what would you be asking tim cook afterward? >> i mean, the biggest thing there is how physical retail stores have impacted sales. we know that the stores haven't been open, especially in the u.s., and the ones that have been open in the u.s. have been open for a lot less. they have been serving far fewer customers and that's got to impact apple's bottom line somehow. i would want to know more details on that. liz: yeah. and what about the phone

—— colin. propagated across your membership? -- colin., 6.5 thousand pubs and bars are going to be close. it is had a devastating effect on industry. the recent 10pm closing and the household rule of six has only worsened the impact and these restrictions and further walked as quite frankly is only going to accelerate business closures and job losses. does it mean that people stop drinking, it just means they don't drink outside the home. yes but as an industry we are very concerned because we have done everything we possibly can with the mitigating measures that are been put in place to provide a venue where people can come and enjoy themselves. about 25% of alcohol in scotland is sold through trade at pubs and bars of the big question is how does the government controlled the 75% of alcohol that's consumed in the home? deidre, how reluctant or enthusiastic are people about coming to the isle of skye? to the even know it is open and welcoming to visitors at the moment with the current conditions? it is been really confusing for a lot of

brick in the panel, marianne and colin.le listen do you think that republicans believe they can win in north carolina for the senate race? >>> i do dana, here is why. standard surrounding cal cunningham his behavior was reprehensible, and it made him look like a hypocrite, his character has been shattered, what i think this does in the bigger picture is allows thom tillis to bring this race closer to the top of the ticket. i'm going to go out in a prediction and say if president trump is able to keep north carolina close, then thom tillis is going to be able to keep it close because there is just so few split ticket voters. north korea -- north carolina is one of the states the trump campaign have been focussing on. that could make a difference in a close race. >> dana: marianne i'm interested in the new voter registration and your take on north carolina as a whole >>> as a wholly mean this is a state donald trump has to win and he needs tillis to win to keep the senate. if trump somehow gets back in the white house it's on

jim clark had died at the wheel of a lotus that team founded by colin chapman now needed a new driverand the man they chose was your. yeah so you switched to lotus. i remember sitting in a bar in vienna and he said at lotus i'll either become world champion or i'll die trying. this is so easy took that risk yes it was the part with the devil. may be your lead in that it's not about winning a grand prix becoming world champion. ok so i haven't won a grand prix yet but that shouldn't be a problem for. the 969 spanish can plead was a street circuits where the teens use tie real wings the high downforce was meant to produce extremely fast cornering but the technology was controversial then started from pole position and left the field until that 20 when his real wing collapsed leaving him unable to control his car. then to hit the barriers at the same spot as his team mates graeme hill who crashed 11 laps early. although hill emerged unscathed his car had remained on the side of the track didn't hit that wreckage at 200 kilometers per hour the austrian was fortunate to only sustain a brok

the guys are heading out colin doesn't have time to do deliveries anymore there's too much admin workget done says a 22 year old started cloudy deliveries in general 2020. 30 and the corner virus pandemic to start a business even more today the team has around 20 delivery drivers. if only one of them on his shift 1000 year old into the cozy scene will be buying groceries and a cell phone cover for a busy customer i'm working from home chloe is a convenient for me because i don't have time to actually go to the store and i have to make it as long into causey's he is heading to the supermarket the customers pay my round head delivery roughly the equivalent of $0.50. you to get the run pad delivery they're made in 6 round goes to the company youth unemployment in south africa is extremely high. has only made things worse and. just finished school he wants to continue his studies one day but for now he's happy working as a delivery driver. much of the birth rate i do it for. him or helping people around. me a sure indication. that the headquarters of the calls are still coming ever cyclis

earlier today, i spoke with comedian colin quinn. his new book where he roasts all 50 states, welcome to "the daily social distancing show." >> thank you very much, trevor. >> trevor: i mice you, my friend. it's been a long time since i've seen you. we evaporate been doing stand-up in clubs. we haven't been doing stand-up in the road. how have you been coping with the thing you've been doing your entire life just not existing the way it did before? >> it's been very strange. i-- you know, i'm gracefully moving into my final years. i look out the window 40 times a day to check on the stores and the street. so, obviously, that's replaced stand-up for me. >> trevor: you, in my opinion, are the definition and the epitome of a new yorker. you've seen every kind of new york. you know, you've got one of the greatest bits about how new york has jeptrified and how it changed over the years. so, colin quinn, i have a question for you that only you can answer in my world: do you think new york is dead? >> i would say it's-- it's definitely... i

i am entirely in agreement with colin. we area entirely in agreement with colin. they came out at the start of this so in order to survive during lockdown we were borrowing money, and it comes to a point where there's no more cash reserves as he said. we are in urgent need of two things. financial help and clarity. when you are lobbying politicians, when we were talking to the businesses that you represent what is it that they need the most when it comes to this? is it clarity or financial support as well, is there lead in time because these measures are coming pretty quickly for northern ireland ? are coming pretty quickly for northern ireland? clarity is key, but i'm humbled because i spoke at the dozens upon dozens of our members today and each and every one of them from the first thing he said was what about my staff? they want to get their staff secured to the staff ca n to get their staff secured to the staff can put bread on the table, then it's about stabilising the business so it's here after this lockdown or after this virus or whatever will be go. i did

and finally you'll deal with... - colin, start. - a number between 3 & 5, $200. - colin. - what are quadrupletsyes. - number between 3 & 5, $1,000.

clarke had died at the wheel of a lotus that team founded by colin chapman now needed a new driver and the man they chose was your. to look you switched to lotus you know a name i remember sitting in a bar in vienna and he said. i'll either become world champion or i'll die trying. on these is he took that risk yes it was the part with the devil dive for. your lead in that it's not about winning a grand prix becoming world champion. ok so i haven't won a grand prix yet but that shouldn't be a problem blame. the 969 spanish conclave was a street circuits where the teens use tie real wings the high downforce was meant to produce extremely fast cornering but the technology was controversial then started from pole position and. the field until that 20 when his real wing collapsed leaving him unable to control his car. when it hit the barriers at the same spots as his team mates graeme hill who crashed 11 last annie. although hill emerged unscathed his car had remained on the side of the track didn't hit that wreckage at 200 kilometers his pal and the austrian was fortunate to only sustain

i think the key word here but you may pick up on is great stop this is a question from colin lives in know whether his four—year—old great granddaughter can visit him from newcastle and stay for a few days. again, those are two people into different alert levels, aren't they? living in two different areas. both newcastle and wolverhampton are in tier 2 high category and so in tier 2 you do not wa nt category and so in tier 2 you do not want to be mixing with different households, that is the whole point of keeping your social distancing and your interactions with other groups of human beings. ideally, you do not want to be interacting from a tier2, do not want to be interacting from a tier 2, which is high, do not want to be interacting from a tier2, which is high, a do not want to be interacting from a tier 2, which is high, a tier 2 again hi and mixing up together because the key point here that you do not know the bubble of the granddaughter and how big it is. you do not know the bubble of the grandparent and how big their bubble is. therefore, it is riskier to start coming togethe

colin wright was unhappy with the change, writing this.oline had a different view, wondering this. that programme about rob burrow went out instead the following night and watching it proved a powerful and moving experience for many viewers. as rob's condition has deteriorated he has had to lean on lindsay more than ever. rob is going to go to a stage where he is probably not going to be able to walk or talk. you know, just to have his independence taken away from him. steve fox posted this message the following day. back to covid—19. and viewers we re back to covid—19. and viewers were divided again on tuesday of the response by labour leader sir keir starmer to boris johnson's statement the previous day. this time it was shown live on the news channel. the government has not got a credible plan to slow infections. it has lost control of the virus. and it is no longer following scientific advice. that elicited this reaction from alison simpson. again, though, there was a different perspective, with phil green e—mailing this on wednesday.

>>tonight we've learned who will play colin kaepernick in the netflix limited series about his early life. colin in black and white is the limited series coming to the streaming platform, it tells the story of kaepernick during his teenage years netflix announced a that 17 year-old jayden michael is set to play kaepernick's younger self in the series. the actor has appeared in other netflix shows including get down and wonderstruck good news for film fans today center mark announced more movie theaters are reopening in the bay area 5 theaters in alameda county. welcome back guests today to and to theaters in san francisco. plus some in santa clara county will reopen by friday. one change that comes with the reopening is not allowing eating or drinking inside the theater which is a san francisco santa clara county and forced restriction that rule is why many theaters in san francisco of elected to remain closed. even though they are allowed to reopen because you get a lot of that money from concessions. >>wildfires spreading fast in southern california tonight to first responders are

colin: hey, dustin. nice to meet you. jennifer: hi, i'm jen. nice to meet you. colin: hey, jen.dustin: you guys got a great place. lemonis: i made it very clear to jen that i wanted dustin to be part of the organization. and so i invited her and brian, along with dustin, to uncle dan's, a business that i own in chicago. and i wanted to talk to her about this idea of dustin being an independent salesperson. dustin: i think we could definitely, like, come in here and, like, transform your space with custom pieces, awesome pendants, and chandeliers. this is, like, the perfect spot to have, like, a big statement piece right here. we should definitely get you guys some samples and see what we can have happen. jennifer: absolutely. lemonis: dustin is now doing his own thing, and he'll only be able to do jobs or projects based on commission. no loss to the company. and so if he sells something, it's upside for everybody with zero risk. dustin: love to be doing business with you, sir. colin and carla: yeah, we look forward to it. lemonis: jen, do you see the value in this process? jenni

opening statement from congressman colin allred. rep. allred: thank you and thank i'm sorry we are not able together in person to have a vibrant and lively discussion. it has been the honor of my life to represent my home in congress. i was born and raised here by a single mother who was a schoolteacher. my mom taught in public schools. we don't pay our teachers enough, so it wasn't always easy growing up. [indiscernible] -- i had help -- [indiscernible] chance.me a to play in the nfl, to become a black attorney, to serve president obama. i'm proud of the work i've done in my first term in congress and how we've done it. lead tod of how we serve veterans and create jobs. i'm proud that we passed the usmca trade agreement with my leadership and think it will be a model for plans to come. i'm proud that we got the bullet train past the federal red tape. as you can tell, we are having technical problems. such is the case with live programming. what we are going to do, we are going to continue things on and i will ask you a question well we

was the artistic collaboration of these 2 men that gave the palaces parks and gardens of potsdam and colin that distinctive character. a romantic palace prime location but unfortunately not 1st sale the marble palace is also part of the unesco world heritage also. the east german government repurposed the damage palace as an army museum this courtyard was used as exhibition ground for missiles and other military apparatus the border wall was not far from here saskia who has been following the developments of potsdam palaces since the $970.00 she's an art historian and helped pave the way towards acquiring the pristine just world heritage status and with it we're seeing plenty of people taking walks riding their bikes was this area as accessible in the days of east germany to. the area as it does maybe it's for the most part it was accessible all 3 garden areas and most of the palaces as well today who fall into this is this was a tourist highlight of east germany. a major cultural institution a little side to museums in berlin interest and. it goes away in other words it made for a pretty

recently orphaned mary, sent from india to live in england with her widowed uncle archibald, whose son colina magical garden unlocks healing secrets, bringing about change and rebirth. screenwritten by the prolific jack thorne, whose recent credits include the aeronauts, radioactive and tv‘s the eddy, this update relocates the story from the turn of the 20th century to 1947, in the shadow of world war ii and partition. other significant changes include a more sympathetic portrait of mary's parents and the introduction of a ghostly climax which seemed to me to draw inspiration from the amazing mr blunden, one of my favourite movies of all time. cleaving closely to mary's subjective point of view, marc munden's update combines real locations like trebah in cornwall with cg visuals to evoke a magical garden that may be more a product of its heroine's imagination than reality. but we also lose a central theme of the novel, that it's only by toiling away in the garden that mary can unlock its restorative power. here the relationship is much more one—sided, with the garden just magically healing t

. ♪ >> tucker: colin kaepernick may be the most oppressed millionaire in the world.any vying for that title. this country leads the world in oppressed millionaires and they are nothing compared to the oppressed billionaires. now colin kaepernick is an author. he writes an essay describing a world with no police or prisons. a world grounded in meeting the meetings of people. abolition now. the prose is moving. how long until the nfl bans police from their stadiums? this woman knows more about the police who authored "the war on cops," and we are happy to have heather mcdonald on tonight. can you imagine a world like this? >> i don't have to imagine it because we are seeing it. kaepernick says the intent of policing is to kill blacks. i challenge every police chief to invite kaepernick for ride alongs with their anti-gang unit and offer kaepernick a month's worth of free housing in the projects. we will see if kaepernick concludes that the problem is the police and not crim names. -- criminals. if kaepernick doesn't have the balls to do the ride alongs or live in a hou

colin in black and white is the limited series coming to the streaming platform. tells a story of kaepernick during his teenage years. netflix announced 17 year-old jayden michael is set to play kaepernick's younger self in the series see actors appeared in other netflix shows including get down and wonderstruck. i didn't choose this job because it was easy. but i can't say i expected this. to fight these fires, we need funding - plain and simple. for this crisis, and for the next one. prop 15 closes tax loopholes so rich corporations pay their fair share of taxes. so firefighters like me, have what we need to do the job, and to do it right. the big corporations want to keep their tax loopholes. it's what they do. well, i do what i do. if you'ld like to help, join me and vote yes on prop 15. >>on 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >>world series game 6 season on the line for the tampa bay rays and they put their ace on the mound, they seem blake snell he had a 3.2 4 in this season now on the mound for the dodgers, the local kid tony gonsolin the vacaville h

i'll continue to make sure that conversation continues after i am elected. >> colin peterson?are the fourth biggest egg economy district in the country. agriculture is this district. here in the valley, the industry is a huge part of our economy through the situation because i have been able to be in congress for a while i have become the of the committee. that is a big deal in terms of getting things done because meeting does not start any egg meeting does not start until i get into the room. and it ends when i leave. and the secretary calls me all the time to talk to me about what he is doing. his people call me to it run things byn me, they asked my advice i give them advice. that is something that does not happen with a ranking file member. i went throughgh this for the first ten years i was ignored basically. but i kept learning, working a up the ranks. and eventually got into a position where i could do something. what i'm most proud of what i've done in congress as i have respected all across the country by all of agriculture, both sides of the aisle. and i defy you to

the pain and the hurt and the need said colin and all our places. seems wrong. to shape our. outlook. and in. the trail. to look for common ground. secrets prisons are not usually what comes to mind when thinking about europe however he even the most prosperous can be deceived we've been. there were 2 view houses were allowed to leave prison was located and the only people had access to the story for investigators l.z. uncovered the darkest dealings of the secret services but i mean. the great of nor . the full. justice on r.t. . immediate environment used leak if you disagree with the official narrative you're called a conspiracy theorist never mind many a visual narrative actually more a conspiracy and is big war with party. no one i mean yet there are so. many grown men now for. that kind of war i wonder. if it now i think it's have enough. members from africa mafias them safe and quick to europe but once they. leave the cult speech. will not some of them leave your mom and i couldn't you know . this you need to get it out. from the. court of the. making a stand against ra

data scientist colin davie knows about '80s pop and boy bands. tune in this evening and you can see what else he knows. because of the debate tonight, you can watch "jeopardy" at 9:00 here on abc and "with wheel of fortune" at 9:30. >>> i looked this up. colin davie who is on the show, he's auditioned for the show for every year for almost a decade. it's his time. >> we're rooting for him. he's ready. >>> we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including the social distancing debate watch party tonight. >> despite the backing some big names, a streaming service is shutting down after just six months in business. >>> and a middle school student threatened with arrest for missing online learning. the letter one parent says he got from a school administrator. >>> first a live look outside this morning at 5:26 as folks >>> we're here just solely to ride the coattails of disneyland's success. >>> 13 days until the election. this is a live look at nashville were president trump and joe biden will go head to head again. we can expect this

pitched now full to vacaville aren't the only ones locked into the night's game kron 4 sports reporter colin mills is in the mission with some dodger fans which is a rare to see here in the bay. >>tonight the dodgers have the chance to win the world series much to the disgust of giants fans of course people around san francisco are closely watching this game 6 giants fans are gathering outside bars and restaurants to sickly cheering for the race to come back in the series as you may know the giants dodgers rivalries about as intense as it gets. however we did find some brave dodgers fans out tonight they were too nervous to tell me where they were going to meet other dodger >>when i was coming to one of these. they meet ups last year think a guy my age just looks to be with the shirt on his daughter's suck. that's what it's they say money can't buy you happiness, but tonight, we'll find out if it can buy a world series trophy. >>the dodgers with the second highest payroll in baseball, the rays with the 3rd lowest of course what reaction to game. 00:06pm tonight later on back to you. >>thanks

the pain and the hurt in the needs that colin in all our places. i. there is a saying in washington don't let the perfect be the enemy of the good there's a probe really describes the political career over another stimulus package and to center of this standoff is who wins or loses just prior to the election in the meantime tens of millions are suffering with no end in sight. no one i mean yet they're still on they can act on many grown men not new dorp or. kind of but i wonder. if the now i think it's higher than our. members of the africa mafias always them safe and quick passage to europe but once they. leave they are in sleeves the country china europe. will not some of them libya my home and i couldn't you know if this unit can get it out to him. from the cinquera. they sold the. court of the united. because the persona that i can't even. be the norm. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. isolation community. are you going the right way or are you being led so. what is true what is faith. in

intentionally enrich the pain and the hurt in the needs that colin and all our places. immediate environment used to leak if you disagree with the official narrative you're told a conspiracy theorist never mind many of visual narratives actually mark conspiracy and is big war with. no one i mean maybe out there see it i don't think about it at all many of us at home and not near our bar. i kind of were on the ship on course if not the now i think it's hard enough. members of the african mafias conway's them safe and quick passage to europe but once they arrive . they are enslaved to the country child you are the. one not some of them maybe a mom and i couldn't you know if this unit can get it out to him. on the cheek when. they saw all the. court of the import data because the persona. ily. ily. taking a stand against radicalism thousands rally across france in the wake of friday's brutal murder of a history teacher reportedly killed for showing his class controversial cartoons of the prophet muhammad. even without all the votes counted the opposition throws in the towe

the pain and the hurt and the needs that colin and all our places. don't look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the 1st law show your identification for should be very careful about official intelligence and the point obesity is to trace evidence here. on various johnson with artificial intelligence will summon the demon. must protect its own existence as a excuse for the. shifting alliances to washington's unrelenting policy assault against russia and china has already altered the world order what remains to be seen is how most going to be she mobile together to confront us also will america ever be normal again join me every thursday on the alex i'm unsure and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. in the stories that shaped the week pearl rejects purchasing the astra zeneca covert 19 vaccine after lab data is withheld and a volunteer dies during trials

and better yet buy ins colin told police also are bred for this challenge bealefeld were a man up and 15 minutes prior that japanese midfielder rizzuto on put away this beauty for a 1st ever going to see go. so. was that people filled swimming go. on fortunately no. fans but we're going to have to mention the barn scored 4 goals. maybe 4 mil after just 8 minutes. of nifty given go with the beautiful defender setting up the charms. shockingly wide open robert lewandowski made it to mail in the 26 minutes. and he struck again to make it. this time after a deflection just before half time. and finally. in the 51st minutes all. in the end it was safe for one victory for no wild upsets to report on this time bill of elves just couldn't pull it off despite their best efforts but this match did bless us with the move of the match straight. the best method to lay down behind the defensive wall probably isn't covered most of. which presented a challenge for bahrain's new signings douglas costa who is forced to freeze found his way into finding an optimal horse position during this free. politi

intentionally enrich the pain and the hurt in the needs that colin and all our places. i. know when i'm going to be out there still i don't think about last picked on many of us that roman not me and our bar. i kind of were on the ship on course if not the now i think it's higher than our. members of the african mafias conway's them safe and quick passage to europe but once they arrive . they are enslaved to the country china europe. will not some of them maybe a mom and i couldn't you know if this unit can get out i mean. they sold the. concorde of the import data because the persona that i can't even use can be the norm. l. look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the 1st law should your identification we should be very careful about artificial intelligence at the point obesity is too great trust ever other than fear. like taking on various shots and with artificial intelligence will summon the demon. a robot must protect its own existence as

>>in a spooky season alongside the decorations on north homestead colin kroll on 4 paws is just perfect this 6 year for this pub crawl came in a variety of costumes both canine and human who am ronald his dog patty irresistible as french fries she loved to gain strength all along the way from belmont up to cornelia operated pots stressed up from doctors on the frontline. >>to a family of sharks, even the postal service will do anything for a treat. kimberly ross made sure that cvs outfit was fit to the times yes, she is she's delivery ballots. he's delivering the mail i figured they needed all the help they can get this year is breathtaking it's incredible. >>to see so many people out and you know stay in their distance and you know bringing the little dogs and they're all dressed up they look so cute organizers say so many halloween events were canceled this year in lakeview alone. it is good to have this people just have a blast. i think everybody really likes to get out with their dog we always do a really good job of keeping the from getting too overwhelmed and trying to make sure t

boseman died in august at the age of 43 after an undisclosed battle with colin cancer.t year. it will run in select theaters and starts streaming on netflix on november 18th. >>> the u.s. space force is getting ready to train the space recruits. now seven space force hopefuls are shipping out this week to the service's inaugural boot camp at joint base san antonio, texas. graduates will become the first enlisted members that space force has trained itself. it has been importing personnel from other services. >>> and archaeologists have discovered a giant 2,000-year-old figure of a cat carved into a hillside in southern peru. they found the 121 foot long cat inside a u.n. world heritage site. the cat figure was barely visible since it was on a slope and disappearing due to erosion. the carving has since been cleaned to make it more visible. >>> coming up on "cbs this morning," we're going to talk with country music star ashley mcbride about could hosting the country music awards. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." spray on hard surfaces to kill 99.9% o

. >> you've acknowledged, colin, throughout the year that you've been somewhat surprised that so many people have been buying roombas, as they wanted to keep their house clean and as many retailers distribute your products have been closed. do you think there are enough people who still need vacuums, still need irobot products that will be buying them into the holiday this is year >> oh, absolutely. penetration rates in household marketplace is still just around 10%. so what we're seeing of a wholesale disruption of how people vacuum. future of the floor care is roomba and a hand vac. and there's a lot of space to go the acceleration we've seen this year in demand has come from what started out as work from home and now has turned into something of a reevaluation as to how many people choose to work and the rise of importance of the home as a place, as a workplace. so, we're still at the early days from the perspective of what robots are going to do for our homes and relatively early days still. >> we were looking at a wall graphic of your three main types of products, vacuums chief a

[ cheers and applause >> jimmy: my thanks to michael che, colin jost, kaitlyn dever, bts, and the rootsthank you all for watching and susan stroman, if you're watching♪ puttin' on the ritz ♪ ♪ different types of wear all day coat pants ♪ ♪ with stripes and cut away coats for perfect fits puttin' on the ritz ♪ ♪ dressed up like a million dollar trooper trying hard to loo like gary cooper ♪ ♪ super-duper ♪ ♪ >> announcer: tonight, on "late night with seth meyers" -- cecily strong, author of "the captain," former mlb all star, david wright writer and director of "kajillionaire," miranda july, featuring the 8g band with jessica berdeaux and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. how's everybody doing tonight? great, let's get to the news president trump said yesterday that he won tuesday's presidential debate against former vice president, joe biden, but take it with a grain of salt because he also said he won "the voice." fox news anchor and presidential debate moderator, chris wallace, said in an interview yesterday that he was surprised by the chaot

and colin powell so stated.we have committed $200 million worth of aid. we're the leading donor in the world to help the suffering people there. we will commit more over time to help.we were very much involved at the u.n. on the sanction policy of the bashir government in the sudan. prior to darfur, ambassador jack danforth had been negotiating a north-south agreement that we would have hoped would have brought peace to the sudan.i agree with my opponent that we shouldn't be committing troops. we ought to be working with the african union to do so -- precisely what we did in liberia. we helped stabilize the situation with some troops, and when the african union came, we moved them out.my hope is that the african union moves rapidly to help save lives. and fortunately the rainy season will be ending shortly, which will make it easier to get aid there and help the long-suffering people there. >> new question, president bush. clearly, as we have heard, major policy differences between the two of you. are there also underlying character issues that you believ

clouded delivery system name of colin's new found that business a delivery service on bikes the 1st one the township. colon starts every day with a team meeting a group discusses schools and customer service practices the idea for the business stems from his own experience. and then something from. me and. so i think. someone you can call. the guys i had to call in doesn't have time to do deliveries anymore there's too much admin work to get done says a 22 year old started cloudy deliveries and generate 2020. 30 and the corner virus pandemic to start a business even more today the team has around 20 delivery drivers. before one of them on his shift 1000 year old into the cozy scene with buying groceries and cell phone cover for a busy customer i'm working from home so it's very convenient for me because i don't have time to actually go to the store and i have to make it as long. as he is heading to the supermarket the customer has been iran care delivery roughly the equivalent of 50 cent driver he took his easy piranpattu delivery their remaining 6 round goes to the company youth unempl

and better yet buy ins colin told police also are bred for this challenge bealefeld were a man up and 15 minutes prior that japanese midfielder rizzuto on put away this beauty for a 1st ever going to see go. was that he the phils winning goal. fortunately not sorry bealefeld fans but we're going to have to mention that by and scored 4 goals. maybe 4 mil after just 8 minutes. and nifty given go with a beautiful defender setting up the chance of. a shockingly wide open run. he made it to mail in the 25th minutes. and he struck again. this time after reflection just before half time. finally. in the 51st minute. victory. just couldn't pull it off despite their best efforts. with the move from. the fast food to lay down behind the defensive wall probably isn't covered. which presented a challenge for finds new signing costa who is poised to see his way into finding an optimal who're position during this 3. budget fight. and to find out. he can't believe. this. but it left a strong impression around the use of strike a comparison to legend. all the way from norway down to argentina. fans i

they're both wonderful drivers and wonderful people to get on with the running how would you describe colin chapman's character yeah. it's a very difficult character. i'm a horse he wants to win but sometimes there's a difference between how he and i want to win which is probably why we argue a lot. that's a formula one show has to go on relations between the fans and his boss remains frosty. johnson had the fastest car and was the best. he also started from pole and host of the best lap times with his spectacular driving style. but the technical problems with. the questions were always the same. as what happened actually the semi axle broke its a universal joint and it just now. when these things keep happening to you you may be pushing the car too much too much. maybe i'd say the semi actually goes half way down the street when there is the least force then it's got nothing to do with me. and the season finale in the us comprehend what's been splendid they were no such problems clint finally took the prize checkered flag and responded in typically droll fashion. york new york and then 1st

mean, he was that kind of - you know his - 1920s, the closest thing to a modern parallel would be colinpowell, say, in the 1990s or early, you know, 2000. someone who, frankly, should have made the party proud to have as a member, but whom the base would instinctively shy away from as a standard bearer. >> how big did he win by? >> he won big. he won by 6-1/2 million, 21-1/2 million votes to 15 million votes. however, beneath those numbers, there were portents for the future. >> one reason why al smith is held in, i think, higher regard than most unsuccessful candidates - there's a real sense that smith started something. the best evidence of that - cities, american cities. calvin coolidge carried new york city. the last republican to do so. al smith, of course, carried new york city. but he carried a lot of other cities as well. >> you had actually the makings of an early realignment. had there not been the great depression, had hoover's reputation, in effect, not been destroyed during his single term of office, what is fascinating to speculate is, would that breakthrough in the south,