the des 0'connor years when he was on the television all the time, des 0'connor tonight and the morecambe of the very great british television entertainers, he really was. and so versatile. a good singer, a funnyman, comedian, a chat show host, tv personality, so many strings to his bow. absolutely. when you say he was a great singer, that made me laugh because that was one of the jokes made me laugh because that was one of thejokes in made me laugh because that was one of the jokes in all the morecambe and wise things, that des would get the microphone and though he would be about to sing and something would happen and eric and ernie would take the microphone away and he would never hear him sing, and that was a very, very long running joke. never hear him sing, and that was a very, very long runningjoke. in spite of thejerky very, very long runningjoke. in spite of the jerky told about the little lady asking about the des 0'connor album, little lady asking about the des 0'connoralbum, millions little lady asking about the des 0'connor album, millions of people actually bought them. and

connor: you go up here and then grab some like-- garvin: you see, it became clear to connor that peopleout meyer lemons and there was money to be made, just not for him. connor: got it. honestly, i just--it felt like wrong to do that. garvin: connor started selling them by the hundreds to customers right from his front steps, and the money went, of course, to family dog rescue. connor: this is like the best of both, you know? i could like give lemons, like, back to the community, like to the neighbors, people like were obsessed with them. and then i could also, like, donate the money to the shelter and help the shelter 'cause i can't actually be there. and i was like feeling really guilty that i wasn't able to, like, volunteer. this ladder is like the best thing that's ever happened. garvin: connor not only raised hundreds of dollars for the shelter, he raised his spirits in the process. connor: i got to meet all these really nice people. it was literally like the one time this whole quarantine that i, like, haven't been afraid of new strangers, yeah. it's like seriously been like such

ernie — des 0'connor is a self—made man.ou, love you, love you. # his interest in show business had started in the raf and he had been a butlin‘s red coat and learned his craft struggling to get laughs in theatres such as the windmill with an audience that had come for the naked flesh more than the comedy. this fellow was always in everyday in the front row and on about the third house of the fourth day iforgot, i dried, just couldn't remember what was next. he said, "you tell the one about the parrot next. "oh, thank you very much. # loneliness # alone you'll always find me. # by the ‘60s he had star billing. he made more than 1,000 appearances at the palladium and recorded 36 albums. the son of a dustman from the east end of london he had gone to a childhood blighted by rickets to tv stardom but he was never going to be one of the cool gang. an old lady came up to me one day to the stage door and said, "mr 0'connor, i have enjoyed your show. "here is £5. could you send me your new lp?" i said, "you can get it for £3 in the

laughter des 0'connor, who's died, aged 88.ilton says that winning a seventh world championship is "the pinnacle of his life so far". he won the turkish grand prix in treacherous conditions, to equal michael schumacher‘s record of world championship titles. here's our sports correspondentjoe wilson. lights out and away we go. when the circuitjust slips, when the tyres won't grip, well, that's when champions win. in turkey, driving was like dancing — on ice. valtteri bottas, theoretically the title rival, spun so often he finished a lap behind lewis hamilton, and max verstappen — exactly. hamilton, through it all, was serene. having started sixth, like this, he took the lead. this victory was its own triumph. lewis hamilton wins the turkish grand prix! thank you so much, everyone, for your support. he's won more races than anyone. he is now a seven—time world champion, the same as michael schumacher, the most titles ever. we dreamed of this when we were young, and when i was young, when we were watching the grand prix and this i

des 0'connor, who's died aged 88.d vaccine to be successful in early trials say its full impact will be felt next year — but warn of a hard winter ahead. the side effects of statins may be down to patient anxiety and have nothing to do with what's in them according to a new study. farewell to one of our best—known entertainers — des 0'connor has died at the age of 88. the prince of wales and the duchess of cornwall have become the first members of the royal family to attend germany's annual commemoration of victims of war and dictatorship. the ceremony in berlin marks germany's national day of mourning. and in a speech at the german parliament, the prince said the bonds between the uk and germany would endure after brexit. 0ur correspondent damien mcguinness has more. a day of remembering the victims of war, but also a reminder of the miracle of reconciliation between two countries who were once enemies. this is the first time that a member of the royal family has come for this commemoration. the meaning of this natio

number two — ernie: des 0'connor is a self—made man. love you, love you, love you. ..#. he recorded more than 30 albums in a career that took him to las vegas to countdown. he was the ultimate professional. that's why he worked from his time as a red coat back in the 1950s until a year or two ago in his mid—80s. he was still touring with his one—man show, two man show for that age 85 he was still up there singing, dancing, telling jokes. music the son of a document from london's east end he made more than a thousand appearances at the palladium and on television. he could look back on more than 40 yea rs of could look back on more than 40 years of chat shows. at the success a lwa ys years of chat shows. at the success always came with a touch of self—deprecation. always came with a touch of self-deprecation. a little old lady came up to me when day and said mr 0'connor i've enjoyed your show. she said here is £5 could you send me your new lp? so i said well, you can get it for £3. will know because the last time i went to the shop and a

here is connor town o'neil. -- connor towne o'neill. he works as a producer on the npr podcast. he now lives in tuscan alabama. congratulations connor. we can't wait to hear more about it. for this portion i know you are interested in reading some of the work that are gathered here today. i will just sit here at the outset. deftly get your thoughts together. if you want to ask the questions out loud. we will get to hear night talking. back in 2015 i was in selma alabama reporting on the 50th anniversary of blood he sunday. the attack by the alabama law enforcement it was the climax of the civil rights movement. in 1965. president obama is in town. 40,000 other people shop. they're just overcrowded with people and i think, i'm in a pull into this cemetery. everything will be good. i got way more than i bargained for. the confederate section of that cemetery. they are about to put up a second statue of the confederate general. and that encounter of the day. it threw me for a loop. to put up a monument to him on 2015. and this went down the rabbit hole that is what i've been doing

connor, thank you for being here. thank you for all you have done.and gentlemen, you know, this is about more than just an election this timeout. there's an awful lot, an awful lot at stake. of course you're going to send connor back. that's all right, i'm used to babies. anyone is allowed to cry if they want. to make noise, too. combine --wanted to come by and say thank you, personally. thank you very much for what you have done. the mayor is here, they tell me. i don't know where the mayor is. mr. mayor, thank you, pal. being mayor is a real job. they know where you live. terry, rob, i want to thank you. everyone across beaver county. folks, look, the fact is that from the beginning of my career i have found myself in a situation i have relied on, labor. i hope i demonstrated that labor can rely on me. you know, we are in the home stretch, now. we are in the home stretch. as my coach used to say in high school and college, it's go time, it's go time. tomorrow is the day. tomorrow we send connor back to congress and we will hear what labor had to sa

des 0'connor, who's died aged 88.as developed a coronavirus vaccine — says its impact will not be felt significantly until the summer. professor ugur sahin stressed that this winter would still be tough, but with a high vaccination rate — life could be back to normal in a year's time. this winter will be hard. so, we will not have a big impact on the infection numbers with our vaccine in the winter. the bigger impact will happen until summer. summer will help us anyway, because the infection rate will go down in summer, and what is absolutely essential is that we get a high vaccination rate before autumn, winter next year. our health correspondent richard galpin has been giving us more details on what the scientists are saying. some very big claims. basically, the one we have just been talking about, the fact they believe life could get back to normal for everybody next winter, and i think that's probably a lot quicker than many people had ever imagined, and there is a lot of questioning about that. they are saying th

more on now on the news that one of the best known entertainers, des 0'connor has died at the age ofknown for hosting prime time shows and for his friendship with the comedy duo morecambe and wise. earlier i spoke to the tv presenter gyles brandreth who was regularly in dictionary corner on the quiz programme countdown which was presented by 0'connor for a number of years. he really was a very, very nice man, the best company. i knew him for over a0 yea rs the best company. i knew him for over a0 years and back in the 70s and 80s, used to slightly resent... allow you enter along with it, the morecambe and wise joke because it might more famous and he was very lova ble might more famous and he was very lovable about it, but it worries him in some ways because he thought maybe people didn't realise he really was a singer and he did have 36 albums, five in the top a0, number one hit with i might pretend, he sang with sinatra, streisand and was a good thing. but he was also an extra terry all—round entertainer and he was afraid of easily relaxed. it was the ultimate professional and that

but never really left he never forgot this is this we love them here that law of connor's describes followed by done for all of the ups and downs of a political life elected to the u.s. senate in 1972 biden twice ran unsuccessfully for the presidency. >>and passed on a presidential run in 2016 after completing 2 terms as vice president during the obama years. but this year by then emerged as the democratic presidential nominee with connors becoming a biden delegate, because i picked them when there were 21 contests in the democratic primary, i said you know is the lion who can win he has what it takes. >>and what it takes according to the former mayor of scranton our lessons biden learned throughout his life which started growing up on north washington avenue. >>and we care for only care about and and joel is going to sell that's what he was taught in this house right here. >>mark hiller reporting for us tonight. >>still to come here on kron 4 news at 9 on our local political analyst michael yaki. >>discusses with us what we can expect from a joe biden presidents. >>and we're tracki

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the entertainer des 0'connor — known for his prime—time tv shows — has died at the age of 88.opes for the new coronavirus vaccine from the company behind it, but warnings of a hard winter ahead. we will not have a big impact on the infection numbers with our vaccine in this winter. labour calls for the government to force social media companies to remove anti—vaccine content from their platforms. the uk's chief brexit negotiator insists he won't be changing course ahead of a crucial week in trade talks with the eu. the former liverpool and england goalkeeper ray clemence has died at the age of 72. now on bbc news, on the 60th anniversary of his thriller psycho, talking movies reviews the career of alfred hitchcock, widely regarded as one of the great masters of cinema. welcome to our special talking movies tribute to the late great master of suspense, alfred hitchcock, whose celebrated film psycho is marking its 60th anniversary this year. we'll be taking a look at some of his major works later in the programme but let us start with psycho, which had its world premiere on june

. >>> and if you're a fan of the connors, you don't have to wait until tonight to see them in action. cast is about to make some serious dreams come true. they're helping put a big dent in the mortgages of some very deserving fans that is life changing and the emotional reveal is coming up. >>> then superstar taylor swift. yeah, you know, just a wednesday on "gma" when we get to talk to taylor. she's talking to us about her brand-new film that dropped overnight, grammy nominations and rerecording her old music. that's coming up on "good morning america." >> there's that and a little birdie told us that one of the mortgage surprises will go to a family living here in san francisco. >> yes. it's really exciting. think about changing someone's entire world. you will see that this morning. >> can't wait to see that and a happy early thanksgiving to you, ginger and your family. >> happy thanksgiving. >> thank you. you all, too. >> we'll see you at 7:00. >>> all right. new at 6:00, a texas man is doing his part to thank educators this holiday season. he is sending 2,300 christmas cards to e

the entertainer des 0'connor, known for his prime—time tv shows, has died at the age of 88.d it — but warnings of a hard winter ahead. we will not have a big impact on the infection numbers with our vaccine in this winter. labour calls for the government to force social media companies to remove anti—vaccine content from their platforms. the uk's chief brexit negotiator insists he won't be changing course ahead of a crucial week in trade talks with the eu. the former liverpool and england goalkeeper ray clemence

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urban meyer's best team they ever had, the quarterback at michigan state and who would have thought connork was out and come into columbus. elliott and the team they had, ended upbeati beating ohio stat. things happened but i don't see this team losing. really good. >> chris: that will be the final play of this game. as ohio state, with an electric start, yards in the opening play. down to a 14-0 lead. penn state battled hard, scored 19 points in the second half but it's the buckeyes by 13 and a tenth consecutive win on the road against ranked teams equaling the all-time college football record of the frank leyhe led notre dame teams of the 1940s. ten straight wins over road teams and justin fields, well, he had the six incompletions tonight. that's it. four more touchdown passes. impressive from start to finish by ohio state. 38-25 is the final. bill burnell produced this telecast. thanks to our entire crew here. mark, mike black, darren brown. for maria taylor and kirk herbstreit, i'm chris fowler. we'll see you at stanford/oregon next saturday, except for the west coast, stay tuned for

connor in the kitchen. and that's the overnight news for is wednesday. reporting fro >>> it is wednesday, >>> it is wednesday, november 18, 2020. this is the cbs morning news. joe biden builds his team. the president-elect picks his staff as president trump looks to block biden's win. >>> out of control spread. coronavirus continues to grip the u.s. and the fda authorizes the first at-home test kit. >>> return to the skies. the grounded boeing 737 max expected to fly again. good morning. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. we begin this morning with president trump's efforts to reverse the results of the presidential election. mr. trump fired the top cyber official after the agency he has rejected the allegations of voter fraud. >> joe biden is building out his white house staff as the trump administration continues to block his move into office. from washington, what is on tap for mr. biden today? >> president-elect joe biden is going to be meeting in a virtual round table with front-line health care workers. he's pushing forward despite presiden

connor: i think as caroline said, today was about unwinding the trade we already had put on.ather than unwinding what we think the future will look like. in 2016, we saw stocks go up immediately, immediate knee-jerk reaction, but over time, the economy will do what it does, and i would not redo much into what happened tonight. thisne: we have seen before in past elections, and of intoe, once you dig deeper december, january, and beyond, the market can change directions. what are you expecting investors to be looking for out of the next administration, if it is a second trump administration or a new biden administration? conor: i think people are going to wonder if this is what it was republicans -- in 2010 one republicans won and mitch mcconnell was going to block any kind of legislation. i think that is going to set the table for what it will look like. caroline: why do markets like gridlock so much? a narrativehere's that markets like gridlock based on the 1990's when republicans held the house and bill clinton thepresident and we had dot-com boom. joe: you're down there in

connor watson is okay with dialing back thanksgiving. they are going to be more safe and it will be better for us. they have levied $600,000 worth of fines against violators. trustee dr. cody has an elderly mother, she says she's going to bring her outside , wrap her up in blankets and i'm going to eat thanksgiving together feet apart. >>> we brought to the santa clara county update live here are the latest headlines for you, the state reported within 7200 new cases, which is higher than the seven day average of 5800. the positivity rate now nearly 4%, hospitalization icu rates also up nearly 30% over the last 14 days. >> i am 3.7% 14 day positivity rate may sound great compared to most other states right now. but again we were 2.5% on october 19th and we're starting to see people again take down there, take out their masks, begin to mix all cyber household spirit governor newsom also said some california counties could move backward on the states reopening schedule for they are expected to release more information to appear >>> the fda

it is like bull connor. it's worse. the spire republican party almost with exception of a few people at the top refuse to admit who won the presidency of the united states. in a race that was not particularly close. i really don't know what base level of democratic responsibility you have. you take an oath of office and you are unwilling to say who won an election. it's extraordinary. i doubt this really unbelievable that nothing like this happened before. it's extraordinarily cowardly. and fundamentally destructive to the process. people believe these people. >> what's striking to me is we talk about norms. in the trump era. the point the word gets sort of chewed out. until it doesn't have taste. what it means. to me when you look at the county board of canvassers. that aren't doing what the two individuals did. or it is the case. this whole thing does basically go on with people acting with integrity and under norm and tradition. to not subvert democratic elections and in a coordinated fashion. and most republicans ha

it goes back to the will and goes back in some ways to james connor's information that he details in those advertisements. but it lists james skinner and some of his siblings as well as his mother in the yellow box. at that time, their surname was gray. he states in his lost friends and. so these are some of the ways that i operate as i wrote this book. using those really interesting in seemingly disconnected fragments of information that james provided in those lost friends ads, i was able to dig a little deeper and find all of these other archival documents that were elsewhere. legal documents, obituaries, newspaper advertisements, as well as civil war era financial documents. those corroborate some of the information that james was telling us, but also tracing and trying to reconstruct some details of angelica's life as well. so what i think is also interesting is that it wasn't just formerly enslaved people that we are talking about -- that we're talking about white women's economic investments in this institution. there was a host of other individuals and ended to tease that sim

connors!happened. and nobody minded. >> phil connors. >> ned? >> the movie is perfect. it's also so obviously for bill. >> bill, like the groundhog bill? >> yeah, like the groundhog bill. >> look for your shadow there, pal! >> morons, your bus is leaving. >> it's hard to be a likeable dick and then win the audience over by the end. bill is really good at that. >> oh, thank you, young man. >> it's nothing, ma'am. i had the tire and the jack. just be comfortable, all right? >> to me, bill murray is one of the great comedy actors that has ever been. >> how long will you be staying with us? >> indefinitely. i'm being sued for divorce. >> he's picky, which is perfect, because then he finds his way into somebody really extraordinary. >> what's the secret, max? >> the secret? >> yeah. you seem to have it pretty figured out. >> secret, i don't know. i think you've just got to find something you love to do and then do it for the rest of your life. >> wes anderson, his films are like opening a jewelry b

. >> reporter: connor larennico was just in skate america. >> it really felt normal. >> reporter: kristi yamaguchi says the pandemic has forced many to find noiinnovative ways be nimble. >> they've discovered how nimble they can be and be able to bring the sports not only to the athletes bu athletes but the fans. >> reporter: she commends those taking on this situation and still competing at the high level. >>> tonight health officials from the greater bay area are urging caution as we approach the holidays. j.r. stone is in the east bay with reaction to the new strict recommendations. >> reporter: the roadways here in the bay have become busier of the and tonight there is a concern family get togethers will be busier. >> we are seeing spikes in cases. >> reporter: covid-19 cases that is. the deputy health officer, along with hundreds of other doctors recommending events last no more than two hours with the maximum of three households. some say they are against any recommendation limiting travel or contact with their family members because they don't trust the numbers. >> to me, to hear

rosemary connors from our nbc philadelphia station, wcau, has that story. >> reporter: what can you tell us about death threats to you personally and to the commission >> i really can't speak about them specifically. what i can tell you, as you can see, the philadelphia police department and the sheriff's office have done an incredible job keeping this place safe. >> reporter: nearly a week following the election, trump supporters are standing their ground outside the pennsylvania convention center vowing to fight the outcome, claiming fraud. >> the voter fraud of keeping the distance between the poll watchers, not allowing them to see the ballots along with the democrats. >> reporter: a judge did rule on that allowing that they could be from 10 feet to 6 feet. >> does that make it any better because a liberal judge sided with a liberal mayor that sided with a liberal governor? >> they can't work with the facts. that's the problem with trump's administration, they can't work with the facts. >> reporter: a biden supporter on his lunch break countered the trump message. since tuesday the c

you know, i think about different ads that i had seen slotkin or you know, or even, you rger know, connor lamb and i think ads have a lot to do with your history prior to coming to congress. they had a lot to do with the go take chose to pictures with people who had defund the police signs. they had a lot to do with the way in which youth conducted yourself and the shortcomings that you have. continue can, right, o blame people across the country for serving their constituents or you can say i've all of these challenges and i won my election. now let's figure out how their dy can overcome challenges and win their elections. because that's a more hopeful place to work from. s the optimist in the room i figure out how do we positively move forward instead of looking about, you nking know, what we can try to get stuck on and not allow for to be in position to better serve our constituents. since you o, then, invoked her name, congresswoman spanberger, as reported on the was angry, very angry bout the impact of, quote, defund the police, but also the word "socialism" within the party. does sh

nice spin move by connor hayward. that was rocky lombardi's third touchdown pass of the game. they won the paul bunyan trophy, 27-24. their record is 3-8 against the spartans and ohio state. number one clemson, sweeney and their starting order back, d.j. uiagalelei, stepping in for trevor lawrence. and look at this catch. cj lewis, wow, the concentration to haul it in. they were up 18 points in the first half, clemson fans were stunned by by the fourth quarter all clemson, travis became the all-time leading rusher in the conference, the tigers shut out the eagles in the second half and they won 34- 28. next up, at number 4 notre dame what without trevor lawrence. all right so we just watch that just close the 2020 baseball season with the world series. if you have a gifted player at home, there is an app out now where all you need is this. and you can sharpen the skill level. tom house pitched for eight years and became a throwing coach for baseball and football. drew brees is a claim. the other, the mariners came up with an athletic coaching app, and easy way to add some spic

think about the different ads that i have seen for either slotkin or abigail frankferter or even connorent and i think these ads had a lot to do about your history prior to coming to congress. it had a lot to do with the fact that he chose to go take pictures with people who had defund the police signs. it had a lot to do with the way in which you have conducted yourself in the shortcomings that you have and so you can continue to blame people across the country for serving their constituents or you can say i have overcome all of these challenges and i won my election and now let's figure out how everyone can overcome their challenges and win their elections because that's the place to work from and i'm always looking at how do we positively move forward instead of looking back and thinking about what we can try to get stuck on and not allow ourselves to be in a position to better serve our constituency. >> since you brought up congresswoman spanberger as reported on the call was angry, very angry about the impact of quote defund the police but also the use of the word socialism within

. >> reporter: connor larennico was just in skate america. >> it really felt normal. >> reporter: kristihi says the pandemic has forced many to find noiinnovative ways be nimble. >> they've discovered how nimble they can be and be able to bring the sports not only to the athletes bu athletes but the fans. >> reporter: she commends those taking on this situation and still competing at the high level. >>> tonight health officials from the greater bay area are urging caution as we approach the holidays. j.r. stone is in the east bay with reaction to the new strict recommendations. >> reporter: the roadways here in the bay have become busier of the and tonight there is a concern family get togethers will be busier. >> we are seeing spikes in cases. >> reporter: covid-19 cases that is. the deputy health officer, along with hundreds of other doctors recommending events last no more than two hours with the maximum of three households. some say they are against any recommendation limiting travel or contact with their family members because they don't trust the numbers. >> to me, to hear that the

the prosecution to have peterson's death sentence for the murders of his wife laci and unborn son connor reinstated after it was tossed out by the state supreme court because the original trial judge immediately dismissed potential jurors who objected to the death penalty rather than asking if they'd be able to set those feelings aside today peterson waived his right to a speedy trial in that matter so the court could first deal with whether or not peterson deserves an entirely new trial. after the same higher court ruled that juror rachelle nice failed to disclose information about her past during jury selection that she in fact. >>victim of domestic violence apparently while she was pregnant. there are a number of similarities between herself and lacey and the obvious feeling would be that she would have some connection the lazy. >>nice has denied that she kept the information back in order to get onto the jury both peterson's attorneys and looking forward to new hey're information coming to light i believe you're going to hear any re trial or any death penalty retrial you're going to

connor in to littleton, colorado, democrats line. go ahead.aller: i think with this year being hard to prove that there is any voter fraud, does it seem like since the postelection, this is the most political involvement out of our country that is focusing on voter fraud, that doesn't seem to have any evidence behind it, is sort of averting the attention of the american people from other issues that could be more pertinent to their lives right now? host: to sarah, leesburg, florida on the republican line. good morning. caller: good morning. how are you? host: fine, thank you. good morning. how are you? host: fine, thank you. caller: i want to give you my opinion. it has been crooked from day one since they started voting because they had my brother dead last year and he's still alive. in there, weget won't know our country four years from now. i'm old and i want to be in florida the rest of my life, but i don't think nobody is going to enjoy nothing. there, thiss in time next year china will be on in us. host: did you vote in the 2020 election

and mills finds connor wedington. 35-24. stanford made it a three-point game. final chance.ed a miracle here. but the laterals, they're not going to work on this day. colorado hangs on 35-32. stanford 0-2. the cardinal host washington state next week. >>> san jose state, party putting their 3-0 record on the line at home against unlv. quick pass to bailey gaither and he's going to dot rest. 41 yards for the house. sparty party early in the second quarter. 10-3 in the second. that's it for sports, dion. >> all right, chris, we'll see you right back here at 11:00. >>> and speaking of, making holiday shopping safe. how bay area stores are going above and beyond to draw customers in and keep them covid-free. one store even opening up reservations to shop tonight. >>> and at 11:00 a subway designed to link downtown san francisco and chinatown. that has been delayed again. how coronavirus has slowed the project down even as construction continued. >>> and with that that's all we have for tonight as of right now. i'm dion lim. abc 7 news continues tonight at 11:00. so for drew and

the prosecution to have peterson's death sentence for the murders of his wife laci and unborn son connoreinstated after it was tossed out by the state supreme court because the original trial judge immediately dismissed potential jurors who objected to the death penalty rather than asking if they'd be able to set those feelings aside today peterson waived his right to a speedy trial in that matter so the court could first deal with whether or not peterson deserves an entirely new trial. after the same higher court ruled that juror rachelle nice failed to disclose information about her past during jury selection when she in fact. >>and then a victim of domestic violence apparently while she was pregnant. there are a number of similarities between herself and lacey and the obvious feeling would be that she would have some connection the lazy. >>nice has denied that she kept the information back in order to get onto the jury both peterson's attorneys and his sister-in-law say they're looking forward to new information coming to light. >>there's been a lot of new evidence uncovered. they're

it's a question i'm going to put to 27 year old connor, who joins me on the line from hong kong. nakano isn't my guests real name. he participated in last year's anti-government protests in the city and is hiding his face for fear of repercussions from the government cannot welcome. what does the resignation of almost hong kong's pro-democracy law makers mean to you? well i think the best time for that resignation has already passed and the impact here now on the movement is minimal. so obviously they move this move has tremendous news value. but if we look back on the movement that has been multiple planes in time when they could have done this, for instance, they could have done this along with the other large lists candidates that also refused to participate in the legislative council. so that's an opportunity that they missed. so i think by now their resignation. now it's more to me anyway. it's more like they're being forced out of the council and it's not their conscious choice to leave the council. and yet the effect on the movement in general, i feel a sight from the news

the spin move and score by connor hayward. upset the wolverines. sorry, jim. >>> number one clemson coach sweeney left. and dj ondelele in. and watch this catch. cj lewis. somehow he hung on. that is worth another look. look at that! they were up 18 points in the first half. clemson fans stunned. though the fourth quarter was all clemson. travis etienne ran it in, becoming the all time leading rusher in the atlantic coast conference. good teams find a good way on a bad day and they won it 34-28. next up, at number 4, notre dame. without their star quarterback trevor lawrence. and in soccer, the earthquakes match tomorrow against lafc has been postponed after three players for la tested positive for covid-19. no makeup day was announced as the regular season ends next sunday. san jose currently has a three- point lead for a western conference playoff spot. and i believe my entire head was jet black the last time san jose earthquakes were really a factor headed to the uber and lyft are like every big guy i've ever brought down. prop 22 doesn't "help"

. >> reporter: for athletes, the wait has been long >> connor fields wins gold for america!r fields took gold in bmx at the 2016 games in rio. >> i can't wait to get there. >> what's training been like because it looks like you have a leg press in your garage. >> i have a spin bike here i've been riding. >> reporter: the 2020 olympics will finally begin on july 23rd, 2021 11,000 athletes will be in tokyo and another 4,350 for the paralympics. the games will cost $25 billion. not everyone in japan is happy the ioc president facing protesters today >> you want to speak or shout at me >> reporter: speaking to me about the challenges before this crucial trip. >> what are the covid-19 preparations that you have in mind. him closer to his fiancee, >> the task force has to prepare for different scenarios. that's not easy. >> reporter: this year, connor fields' olympic dreams and his dream wedding were postponed, but he says there was a silver lining the spring lockdown brought him closer to his fiancee, laura. >> i think if you spend every waking moment with somebody for a month, y

thomas billy connor stood up to the cavalry in the middle of the road and refused to leave. stewart and his officers took him prisoner into the town square, forced him to break his gun, and told him he got to ride on for the rest of the the day. he would be sent to prison and spend about six months there. chambersburg was an objective. that was where the column was heading. they approached the city about 8:00 p.m. it's been raining all day. chambersburg had been warmed by telegraph that confederate cavalry was in the area. stewart accepted a flag of truce for negotiations, made general hampton the mill fair governor of chambersburg, and positioned two of the guns over the town giving them some idea of how the negotiations was going to go. about 7500 home guard arrived at the courthouse. the confederates gave the town 30 minutes to surrender and said that no private property would be harmed only government officials would be detained. the chambersburg civilians agreed and the confederates entered. however, they got one telegraph message out and send it to the pennsylvania gov

the headlines on bbc news: the entertainer des 0'connor— known for his prime—time tv shows — has diedbut warnings of a hard winter ahead. labour calls for the government to force social media companies to remove anti—vaccine content from their platforms. austria is facing a second national lockdown from tuesday. current measures have proved ineffective with the number of coronavirus infections continuing to soar and authorities pleading with residents to follow the rules. sylvia lennan—spence has this report. another european country, another national lockdown. austrian officials admitting the spread of coronavirus infections is once again beyond their control. translation: the truth is, authorities can no longer trace 70% of new infections, so they don't even know where if they are coming from. partial shutdown already in place, and from tuesday that will escalate. nonessential shops and services were closed while schools will switch to distance learning except where care is needed. residents will only be able to leave home for work, to meet basic needs or care for others orfor home

laughing is survived by his wife sabrina their 3 sons cooper connor and caden who is a probationary firefighter with the city of oakland. in addition to his parents laugh and was just 42 years >>coming up tonight the ceo's of facebook and twitter grilled by senators today coming up a tech expert weighs in on whether they prove they can handle the miss information problem. >>and getting tested before thanksgiving where you can get >>gosh costa county is once again back in the most restrictive purple tier of california's blueprint for a safer economy health officials are encouraging families preparing together for thanksgiving to include getting tested for covid however, those same officials also want to emphasize gatherings are still strongly discouraged kron four's haaziq madyun explains. >>this thanksgiving families in contra costa county can now add getting tested for covid-19 to their holiday to do list the free testing opportunity is part of contra costa health services testing before turkey campaign it is an effort to limit the spread of the coronavirus for families gathering for holiday.

as connor knighton will explain. >> reporter: the past few months, bears have been packing on the poundsgetting are there get r their self-imposed quarantine. >> the first time i got to see them during quarantine, they were so cool. >> reporter: scientists study the mystery of hibernation. underneath all of that fat may be everything from diabetes tools to space travel. a long winter's nap ahead on sunday morning. >> pauley: from there it is on to one of the great comic legends of all time. and his name is bob newhart. and he is talking this morning with our ben mankiewicz. >> hello? >> bob newhart had not one, but two, hit tv shows named for him. not bad for an accountant. >> if i had been with enron, they would have still been in business. the government would never have figured out my books. > reporter: laughs with the trailblazing comedian later on sunday. [laughter] >> pauley: and then we consider a question over mind over matters, those matters being the daily challenges of living with covid and the emotional toll it is taking. susan spencer cuts the experts. >> reporter: from hoar

martin vickery least one person has been killed in the latest on rest is connor has been banned from leaving the country. last week he was impeached amid allegations of corruption . protesters say his removal is politically motivated. thousands of supporters of, u.s. presidents, donald trump, have been demonstrating in washington. d.c., many echoed trump's claims of frauds during last week's presidential election. multiple news outlets have declared joe biden as the projected winner, but the president hasn't yet conceded. those are the headlines. stay with us on al-jazeera fault lines is up next. in the 2nd bars of identity and exile, nephew council travels to the middle east to retrace his steps housed in refugees in the eyes, baja of the world's palestinian population, and see the conflict through the eyes of those who live it. it breaks my heart to see this man who's been like a father to yearn for a place that he may never see. i don't mean that israel of the me go followed about my gun for the record respond after the ballots were counted days after the election, the democrats w

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the entertainer des 0'connor, known for his prime—time tv shows, has died at the age of 88.d winter ahead. we will not have a big impact on the infection numbers with our vaccine in this winter. labour calls for the government to force social media companies to remove anti—vaccine content from their platforms. the uk's chief brexit negotiator insists he won't be changing course ahead of a crucial week in trade talks with the eu. and lewis hamilton wins a record—equalling seventh world

counting and the status of the trump campaign's legal challenges roslyn jordan al-jazeera well my connor is in biden's home state he says the democratic candidate is calling for unity among divided votes as. on the course of the day his campaign team briefed reporters saying that the numbers that they were crunching indicate that joe biden was doing very well indeed in a number of these absolutely tense fraught states in the course of the day to have joe biden having a meeting with his campaign staff and then coming out and making that statement that basically he's feeling good that the campaign's looking good however he continued to call for calm and above all 'd to call for patience but what he's also calling for as well is an appeal for a sense of unity joe biden very clearly attempting to lay some building blocks for what may come next should he be declared victor in this particular election and knowing that he may well have to be dealing with a republican senate knowing that he's also going to have to deal with the consequences of 4 years of bitter division in particular and he's at

connor roberts scoring the only goal of the game.sting ross county and it's the visitors who've scored. ross county's penalty 6 minutes before half time gave them a 1—0 lead. rangers play falkirk later. ireland are taking on georgia in the autumn nations cup in dublin. and they lead 20—7 in dublin. billy burns and hugo keenan with ireland's two tries. victory would mean ireland finish second in pool a and set up a third—place play off with scotland. the second round of the uk snooker championship is continuing this afternoon, with seven—time champion ronnie o'sullivan in action at the moment. and we can bring you live pictures from milton keynes of o'sullivan's match against the swiss player alexander ursenbacher. the rocket is not having it all his own way, currently trailing 4—2. you can watch this match right now, it is over on bbc two and on the bbc sport website. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. that includes details of that crash in the bahrain grand prix. it looks l

it's a question i'm going to put to 27 year old connor, who joins me on the line from hong kong. nakano isn't my guests real name. he participated in last year's anti-government protests in the city and is hiding his face for fear of repercussions from the government cannot welcome. what does the resignation of all of hong kong's pro-democracy lawmakers mean to you? well i think the best time for that resignation has already passed and the impact here now on the movement is minimal. so obviously they move this move has tremendous news value. but if we look back on the movement that has been multiple planes in time when they could have done this, for instance, they could have done this along with the other large lists candidates that also refused to participate in the legislative council. so that's an opportunity that they missed. so i think by now their resignation. now it's more to me anyway. it's more like they're being forced out of the council and it's not their conscious choice to leave the council. and yet the effect on the movement in general, i feel aside from the news va