and the daily star brings news of a "polar plunge" that has the daily mail says there's been new band the taxis to be increased in plastic bags to which it says a victory for its campaign against the party back. —— plastic bag. and the daily star brings news of a "polar plunge" that has inflicted britons to their coldest august bank holiday for decades. those of course who are having a bank holiday. let's begin with the front of the express. daisy, uproar over tax raid on pensions. of course, we always know when there is a budget or mini budget or emergency budget as we have had recently coming because the papers will be for the winks and nudges about what they believe the chancellor is about to do, and it will be in a few weeks' time when we find out who got right. we also know that sometimes it is not that the newspapers or editors think this is going to be what the chancellor plans, but they wa nt to what the chancellor plans, but they want to send a message that this will not go down well if that is what he is thinking. another is fundamentally no what rishi sunak is planning but

now as i mentioned as the daily star says, the government in lebanon is i'iow says, the government inis now declared a state of emergency. investigating and looking to see what actually happened. it was a temporary bull tragic action. the government says that they are planning to put officials from the port under house arrest in order to try and get to the heart of what exactly happened. 0n the other hand, you've got port officials claiming that they wrote six letters to the judiciary over the period that the nitrate was stored at the port. which is been since 2013. asking for it to be removed somewhere safer. that was ignored. basically suggesting that there was some government negligence. that will only fuel this anger that already exists in a route and the rest of lebanon towards... 0f exists in a route and the rest of lebanon towards... of course many people are already seething about the state of the country, the financial crisis which is left half the pot population in poverty. this tragic, tragic accident will only make that worse. hundreds of thousands are homeless. infrastruc

and the daily star brings news of a "polar plunge" that has inflicted britons to their coldest augustdes. so, let's begin. let us start with the guardian. this is quite interesting, were talking about the context of the chancellor having spent all of this money, but teachers a warning that many in the union at least, saying that even if the covid—19 measures cost as little as 5% in schools budget and there suggesting it may cost more than that with all that is required, that the budget is still well short of how much schools are having to spend? this comes at a very big week for thejohnson government spend? this comes at a very big week for the johnson government because schools are due to return on wednesday and for the education secretary, his whole political futures based on whether or not people are going back to school and the prime ministers put so much of his personal political capital into this that he very much meets the schools to go back here and there's all sorts of impediments to this, some of this his parents being relu cta nt, some of this his parents being reluctant, b

made possible by more than 200 sponsors and more than 1000 local Ãa special thanks to the arizona daily staruniversity of arizona in tucson medical center. the festival three present expenses. today's conversation is presented by western notion Ãb and sponsor of the national experience pavilion at the tucson festival of books. to keep up-to-date with the festival live events and sign up for the festival newsletter visit tucson festival books.org. joining me today is bryan walsh kebab ryan is. he signed the award-winning egocentric blog and has reported for more than 20 countries on science and environmental stories like stars, global warming at extension. he is the founder and editor of technology and science 10 his book is "end times". bryan, welcome, thank you for being with us. >> this book is about existential risks, risks which could illuminate all of humanity or enough of humanity survivors would not be able to rebuild society to what it is now. hence "end times". let's start with the big question. are these the end times? >> certainly feels that way. it feels even more that way than i

joining me from beirut is a reporter at the daily star lebanon andewaper -- star lebanon newspaper.et's talk about your experience city. did you hear the blast -- your experience today. did you hear the blessed? >> -- did you hear the blast? >> it was a normal day, then there was shake, then there was r explosion. ndows were blessed open -- were blasted open. the ceilings came down. people went on the ground immediately. a lot of our reporters had been there since the civil war, so they acted as though it was something they had seen before. we were pretty shaken. >> i'm sure you were. the timing of this, while it may coincidental, with the verdicts coming on friday, it happened at a sensitive time. >> you can't really make that link at this time. 'i think people 't really, with the stl verdict coming up, peop are waiting for friday to come along, but right now, the main concern is economic situation and the collapsing economy. care system, which is shortly to be even further overwhelmed by the reported over 2500 injuries that are currently being tended to when the hospitals after th

the daily star talk of farce and humiliation.weighing in as well. certainly there are big challenges for the education secretary ahead, the difficulty of actually getting people into universities with limited capacity, even though the cap on admissions has been lifted. very difficult if people have already been turned down for university places. that is the most immediate challenge. then it is about getting children inning england back into school safety and insufficient numbers back in september. that is another challenge. if he fails those challenges, borisjohnson challenge. if he fails those challenges, boris johnson could reassess whether or not he wants to keep them in his cabinet. certainly one former minister felt that he would be at least reshuffled out of his current position in the autumn. that remains to be seen. certainly he has been very useful behind the scenes to boris johnson. he has been very useful behind the scenes to borisjohnson. very he has been very useful behind the scenes to boris johnson. very useful dur

i am clearly i think, you should get somebody from the daily star on breakfast tomorrow to interrogateabout maybe she can tweet up about that for us both. on that slightly confusing note, we will have to leave it there for some. thanks to olivia and john. that is our second look at the papers. hi there, good evening, i'm chetan pathak with your sports news. we start with fulham who are back in the promised land of the premier league after beating brentford 2—1 in the championship play—off final at wembley. there was nothing to separate the sides after 90 minutes but then in the first half of extra time, joe bryan spotted david raya in the goal off his lane and took full advantage from 40 yards, a nightmare for the keeper. when he moment though for bryan and he wasn't done. a couple minutes from time, he sealed fulham's return back to the top flight. brentford did get on the score sheet after death but it was too late to make a difference. now, premier league clubs involved in the latter stages of european cup competitions are said to be given a delayed start to the new season. those af

. >>> the daily star lebanon joins me now from lebanon. in the midst of this disaster you tweeted newsroom is working as hard as we can to keep everyone in the loop following yesterday's explosion in bay rutd despite the state of the office. firstly, what was the impact on you and your colleagues personally? >> i mean, it was like nothing we've ever seen before. we originally thought it was an earthquake. the building was shaking for five seconds. the buildings blew out. it was chaos. when the emergency alarm came out. it was only when we got on the street we realize the the true devastation. it was harrowing. >> there's been a decline in fundamental freedoms and repression of free speech in lebanon. that has resulted in independent media in lebanon. your own paper faced financial difficulties. as we reflect on the past 36 hours, what needs to change? >> in the country as a whole? >> right. >> i don't know where to start. i mean, look, people are angry. people are really angry. what's happened. this only ee ppitomizes the she negligence of

daily. >>> black panthers a star chadwick boseman has died. he was only 43 years old. a representative confirmed that he died after a four year fight with colon cancer. he had not spoken publicly about his diagnosis. role in black panther. he also patrolled famous figures like jackie robinson in the film 42 and james brown in get on up. the statement on his twitter page says he died at home with his wife and family by his side. >>> frustrated parents organized in the east bay., the action they want alameda county to take as they push for in person instruction. >>> plus, help for california's employed. some people will sue get some extra checks. >>> and the weather weekend is almost here. we start off , fog and haze. ♪ ♪ try my $4 mini munchies with marinara or ranch. back at jack in the box. ♪ try my $4 mini munchies with marinara or ranch. back at jack in the box. >>> the states departmentto 50% previous paychecks, they must live on half or less and it has been a struggle to make ends meet. >> and basically sold half of my worldly belongings, a lot of my jewelry, clot

of wood where the very 1st cases of covert 19 were detected off the stories 1st on the daily telegraph its 2nd star sky news australia paper prepared by frank west. africa i guess china. the current. 3rd stop the us and fox news because it's a multinational effort i think to be hard to dismiss as a portable dark cross pollination between media outlets in the same organization is common if there's merit to the story but the dossier they called a bombshell turned out to be a dud fact checkers concluded it amounted to nothing more than the results of the beautified google said. your piece is a blow against clients are grateful that you wrote it and they are as for those concerned western governments from all indications the story was leaked to the daily telegraph by the us state department it's an amazing piece of journalism that you turned out and i'm ashamed that no one in america at murdoch's press has done that over the years on occasion where they will take information in the australian press and then recycled it back into the american news mainstream allowing. i am not to hang the hat of an amer

and there's a weather story on the front of today's daily star, which claims that a so—called ‘polarin some parts of the uk than it was last christmas. and i can tell you what, it is chilly out there. it is early as well so you probably haven't...” had to pop back in this morning to get a coat. i am going to read you a quote, try and tell me what programme it is from. you know i hate quizzes. there comes a moment when you realise that you have said nothing for 1.5 hours. i haven't thought about anything else. i haven't worried about the past of the future. no idea. that is bob mortimer during mortimer and whitehouse gone fishing which, have a look, has sparked a huge increase in the number of people who are taking upa in the number of people who are taking up a bit of angling. a p pa re ntly taking up a bit of angling. apparently there have been 100,000 more people angling this year than last year. there has been 117% rise in rods and the application for licenses. apparently these people are all, i didn't know this, david beckham, harrison ford, zac efron and rita ora, they are appar

daily newspaper is now scaling back and residents there aren't happy about it. major garrett has the story. >> reporter: for more than 100 years the casper star tribune has servedtate of wyoming. doctor in casper has subscribed for decades. >> he's taking it for 55 or 60 years. it's a way, i this, to get local news which may be the most important new there is. >>rting this month thesber of pm sen to five. and the paper is receding from towns like lost springs, population 4. brad rees farls there. >> out here in rural wooils, you still like traditionings. you like sitting down with your family to males. that tradition of a newspaper that you can sit down and open, i think that's something we're going to miss. it kind of hurts to lose that. >> the monday and tuesday editions will only be available on line and when that happens wyoming will be the only state in the nation without a daily printed knoop. >> i just want to live my life and sometimes that means sitting down with a drink and a newspaper to read. >> nick reynolds is the star tribune's state house reporter. >> when i heard the news, how many of our older readerers are going to go out and spend $400 on an

daily and "days of our lives" at 1:00. >>> now to the heart breaking loss of black panther star chadwick boseman. all weekend long, tributes have been coming in, his death a tragic reminder that colon cancer rates are rising in youn four-year fight with colon cancer. news of the deaths from his family sending shock waves around the world. he was diagnosed with stage three colon cancer in 2016 and battled with it these last four years as it progressed to stage 4. he died in his home with his wife and his family by his side. bozeman never spoke publicly about his personal battle. he shot some of his most iconic films during his battle. the interview said, you've been through the ringer. oh, you don't even know, he laughed. you have no idea, one day i'll live to tell the story. >> life on chemotherapy is a ta able to work through it. >> bozeman diagnosed stage three, the cancer already through his colon wall. the toll of the disease apparent in one of his final instagram videos. >> april 15th, jackie robinson day. >> colon cancer is the second leading cause of cancer deaths in the u.s. affecting an

not just the daily covid testing, a reality that for this l.a. laker's star>> home sweet home. >> reporter: but as nba players have shown, through a blur of social media postings, the realchnge be ative of being in the bubble. >> reporter: more than 300 of the nbaanaff,ave been sealed inside the gates of walt disney world in florida since early july. >> reddick turns the corner -- >> reporter: and those who make it to the championship will still be living in this basketball bubble come mid-october. do you feel safe there? >> i feel completely safe here. they have thought of everything. >> reporter: j.j. redick has been gold for them this year. >> reporter: j.j. redick is a veteran of the nba. but he is a rookie when it comes to practicing b-ball in a ballroom. so is everybody here. >> you're sitting in isolation in a state that is a hot spot, you're aware from your kids and your wife. how do you put all of that aside and try to win a game? >> it's actually incredibly difficult to put it all aside. i'm in my sixth week of not seeing my children. and i've never

coverage over the last few days and "the washington post," nbc news, the daily beast, and my hometown newspaper, the indianapolis star, i would like to bring up the situation of peter kasich, and three other americans who lost their lives at the hands of isis. mr. chairman, i would like to request the following columns from "the washington post," indy star, nbc news be added to the record. >> they'll be included. >> mr. secretary, you may recall meeting with the kasich family last year, but as brief refresher, in october 2013, indiana native and former army ranger peter kasich was on a mission in mercy. he was delivering humanitarian aid to suffering people in syria. he was taken hostage by isis and sadly, after months of torture and incredible hardship at the hands of these isis terrorists, and in spite of his embrace of islam, he was brutally beheaded. sadly, three other americans, james foley, steven sotloff, and kayla mueller also lost their lives at the hands of isis murderers. i know each of their stories are familiar to other members of this committee. since that time, some of the murderers known as the beatle

matter if you had a or a star predictions from your teachers, or if you are holding places in oxford or cambridge. you would get pulled out, that's what happened. i must say the dailyoot in, rightly so. it says that there are 57,000 a level pupils that are heartbroken, and there are 57,000 pupils who don't have the places at the universities that they should have got. they were holding offers at very good universities, and those places didn't go to them on thursday because their grades had been downgraded and they hadn't met their offers. now there's this massive u—turn, we've gone back to the grades that the teachers predicted, and those 57,000 teenagers are now eligible for those university places that they were holding. but the problem is many of those have been filled up already. so a bit of a catastrophe, really. this is a tory supporting paper. what does it say about the modern political culture, not necessarily with this government but over the last 10—15 years that when you are asked a direct question, of will you offer your resignation, you can't say no, you have to form words that moves the conversation on. yes, it's that "never explain, never apologise,

all, kentucky attorney general daniel cameron rising star in the republican party and others were called token minorities by a writer for "the daily worse with msnbc host joy reid tweeting "the rnc convention trotted out like people to make white americans feel good about right nationalism. that's so offensive. here to react as black voices for trump advisory board, and republican congressional candidate kimberly kelley six. starting with you, you're on the ballot this w year, but one of e best answer i have ever seen bar nonene. i have to tell you, when you hear the democrats for the pure political reasons trying to attack you for your beliefs and the effect that you're running, how does it make you feel? >> and makes me feel awful but it is expected b to, write? no secret that baltimore city has been run byse democrats for over 50 years and so my ad was showing the result of that. whether you think democrats have good or bad policy, you have to understand that once a party has lead to corruption and we have these problems. i take a lot of offense to what joy and read side. ellis johnson should be the symbol for criminal justice

all, kentucky attorney general daniel cameron of rising star and the republican party and others were called token minorities by a writer for the dailyeast and it gets worse with msnbc host tweeting the rnc convention trotted out to black people to make white americans feel good about white nationalism. that is so offensive. here to react as black voices for trump advisory board member tw shannon and republican congressional candidate kimberly clay sick. want to start with you, can relate you're on the ballot this year and that add of you walking around the city of baltimore is about one of the best ads i've ever seen bar none. but i've got to tell you, when you hear these democrats come up for their pure political reasons try to attack you for your beliefs and the fact that you are running, how does that make you feel? >> it makes me feel awful, but it's expected. it's no secret that baltimore city has been run by democrats for over 50 years. my campaign ad was just showing people the result of that. whether or not you think democrats have good or bad policy, you have to understand one-party mob rule in inner cities have lead to cor

daily press. often they settled for battle maps, seldom for portraits. but lincoln provided the model through which he became the great starnd most familiar face in america, through the picture weeklies. susan: what is the corning letter and why is it significant in the story? harold: corning, the same family that later dominated the glass business in upstate new york, a democratic politician in upstate new york called a convention of democrats to push back against lincoln's abdication of civil liberties. the administration had just cracked down on a former democratic congressman in ohio who had advised young to not enlist and resist the draft. then the chicago times, a longtime critic of lincoln, a democratic newspaper, endorsed the congressman's recommendation. the congressman was arrested, tried, convicted and expelled from ohio. the chicago times was closed, its editor was arrested, and although lincoln later approved rescinding the measure, corning wrote a very bitter public denouncing himln as a dictator. so lincoln wrote a letter defending his administration that charges he was violating the constitution. and it is

star. no problem. a few weeks ago, we were maybe getting one or two every other couple of days. we're now sort of getting around about 2—3 positive results coming back on a dailynd that somebody is positive, they are then being cared for in the designated covid zones. all wards in the maternity unit have been divided into red zones and green zones. red means covid—infected, green means clean. so there's a lady that's just given birth. she's tested covid positive. they've got to transfer her from this red zone to another red zone upstairs. so should we keep the corridor clear now? close the door wherever you can. 0k, thank you. right. so we're to come in and close the door, and then we're allowed back out when she's left. here we are, here we are. thank you ever so much. we can come out. but, yeah, can you imagine? you know, you've just given birth, you've tested positive... for a deadly virus and you've now got to. . . isolate. isolation times in the hospital vary depending on the patient‘s condition. over in the red zone in the antenatal wards, there are also patients in isolation waiting to give birth. theresa is one of the midwives dedicated to looking afte

meantime, number of new daily cases and deaths linked to coronavirus have been gradually dropping across the lone star state. as have overall hospitalizations. medical teams with the u.s. military are still working here in some of the state's hardest hit areas. >> it is soon, at some point in time i was carrying in my unit close to 45, 50 patients. when the army came in and really helped us out a lot. they started to take some of the patients and relieved some of the pressure. reporter: we should point out one metric not going down however, the overall test positivity rate here in texas. according to the state's own data, almost 21% of all tests being done are now coming back positive. you compare that to about 12% at the end of july. neil, as you know, most public health experts and infectious disease experts will agree anything over a 10% positivity rate is worrisome. because it is indicative of community spread. back to you. neil: casey, thank you very much, my friend for ironing out a lot of those distinctions there. casey stegall in dallas. think bp this as i said, roughly one out of four student

daily programming were carefully choreographed, lit was let up to chance including joe biden's acceptance speech on the final night. and of course the obligatory tributes from family members. all of the star par the party could muster, gavin newsom, tammy baldwin, team duckworth, keisha lance bottoms. seven former biden opponents sang his prizes zoom style. amy klobuchar, beto o'rourke, andrew yang and pete buttigieg. and michael bloomberg spoke to. and steph and ieschia curry spoke. and braden harrington, this soon to be eighth grader, he humanized a man 64 years his senior and he provided a safety net which biden didn't need. braden met biden on the campaign trail in february at which time they shared their moment with childhood affliction with stuttering. that was the same month that the atlantic's john henderson published a revealing look at biden's lifelong battle with stuttering and his own. hendrickson said he wanted to interview biden and was finally given access after the former vice president stumbled for his words in a detroit primary debate. >> my plan makes the limit of co-pay to be $1,000 because we further support the ability to buy into the obama care plan. >> in the atlan

star and they are on fire. good to see you. have a great weekend, thank you so much for joining, everybody. it's been a busy afternoon and that continues, "the daily briefing" now. >> former vice president joe biden taking aim at president trump in a searing acceptance speech a president trump waste no time at firing back. i'm john roberts in for dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." joe biden now the official democratic white house nominee accusing the president of failing the american people. >> our current president has failed in his most basic duty to the nation. he's failed to protect us. he has failed to protect america, and my fellow americans, that is unforgivable. as president, i'll make you a promise. how protect america, i will defend us from every attack seen and unseen always without exception every time. >> john: in response, president trump coming out swinging this afternoon saying democrats held the gloomiest and angriest convention ever. >> they spent four straight days attacking america as racist and a horrible country that must be redeemed. in joe biden grimly declared a season of america darkness and yet look at what we

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star and they are on fire. good to see you. have a great weekend, thank you so much for joining, everybody. it's been a busy afternoon and that continues, "the dailyident joe biden taking aim at president trump in a searing acceptance speech a president trump waste no time at firing back. i'm john roberts in for dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." joe biden now the official democratic white house nominee accusing the president of failing the american people. >> our current president has failed in his most basic duty to the nation. he's failed to

star, and she's only 3 years old. >> i am loved. >> i am loved. >> i am cherished. >> i am cherished. >> i am fun. >> i am fun. >> reporter: the daily affirmationsis sharing with her daughter. >> momma, you beautiful. >> so are you, baby. >> reporter: those words of encouragement have always been a part of little scarlett's life. >> i've always told scarlett, you're beautiful, i love your brown skin, i love your curls. >> reporter: she only started repeating them recently after her 3rd birthday back in march. >> with everything going on in the world right now, i was like, you know what? i'm going to get her to repeat these to me. >> reporter: that way, scarlett would know she's perfect exactly how she is. >> instill confidence in her, so i know a that when she goes to school and i'm not around, someone is not going to like her hair, someone is going to say something about her skin color. i want her to be able to dig down deep inside of her and be like, you know what? my curls are gorgeous. >> reporter: a message mom tianna figured all of us could use, sharing videos of the daily affirmations on instagram and tiktok. quite a few of us started to

stars. and i'll be on nbc news on your local nbc station with lester holt, savannah guthrie, chuck todd. and chuck todd comes up next for the new time for "mtp daily. stay with us. ♪ >>> welcome to thursday. it is "meet the press daily." i'm chuck todd. we're in the middle of one of those days that will likely be remembered for a long time. steve bannon, the president's former campaign chief was taken into federal custody this morning after a grand jury charged him with defrauding donors as part of a fundraising scheme involving president tr

daily trelegy and the power of 1, 2, 3. ♪ trelegy, 1,2,3 woman: save at trelegy.com. >> martha: senator bernie sanders set to speak any moment now at the democratic national convention, our all-starlace, brit hume, dana perino, juan williams, karl rove, donna brazile and katikatie pavlich. great to have you all tonight. when i think of bernie sanders speaking in this moment, he's come very close twice now to securing the nomination of his party and in losing it he tries to secure some of the things that he cares most about. >> yeah, but i don't think the biden campaign wanted to be here we go again, i vividly remember philadelphia when bernie sanders was there, the sanders delegates and there were hundreds of them weren't very happy still about the fact that hillary clinton was the nominee. there was a lot of ill feeling there and we don't have that nearly as much now. bernie sanders and biden have really gotten together but it's a delicate moment for the campaign because on the one hand, the biden campaign wants the full throated support of bernie sanders and is millions of backers around the world, around the country, but on the other hand they don't want sanders to say things

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daily xiidra. i prefer you didn't! xiidra. not today, dry eye. >>the big news breaking overnight black panther stars died after years of battling colon cancer. >>both men died at home with his family and wife by his side. cnn's stephanie elam has a look back on his amazing her amazing career. >>from james brown in get on up to the supreme court justice thurgood marshall chadwick boseman rose to fame playing american icons. he died on the day baseball celebrated one of them. key robinson who bozeman embodied in his 2013 breakout film 40 to give you the guys but it was his portrayal of african superhero came to cholla in black panther don't freeze and never has. a chadwick boseman a household names. >>i knew was an opportunity to pull from real thinks so if anybody believes know there we didn't have imparting have our architecture didn't have cars. >>we may have. science you know you see in this movie the action-packed blockbuster clawed away more than one 0.3 billion dollars at the box office worldwide. >>becoming a cultural phenomenon and proving that a predominantly black cast would draw audiences

daily printed paper is about to become a thing of the past. >>> you're watching "cbs this morning saturday." >>> the nfl should be returning to action soon but without a starhead, why a super bowl champion is forgoing football after putting his medical training to work treating patients in the offseason. >>> and "bird box" riveted audiences. we'll hear about a sequel. this is "cbs this morning saturday." >>> "cbs this morning saturday" will return in a few minutes. for now, i'm gwen baumgardner with a look beyond this morning's headlines. the coronavirus pandemic is changing the way some fast food chains operate. >> reporter: white castle has a new employee that could become more common in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. the robot arm can make french fries using artificial intelligence and is being tested in certain stores. miso already has flippy that makes hamburgers for caliburgner california. >> dealing with humans now carries a risk. >> reporter: martin ford, author of "rise of the robots" says more places are adopting the technology because it can't spread the coronavirus and will cut down on cost. >> what's happening with the pandemic is going

daily news. aptly capturing hamill's essence in a profile of him last year, writing mr. hamill was a stard crooked city hall cronies earned him a reputation as a tabloid poet long before the word tabloid was synonymous with celebrity fluff. a friend of yours, a fellow columnist for many, many years. what did we lose today with the news of his passing? >> well, we lost at its inception, really, a decent human being, tremendously decent human being. he was a giant of american journalism, as you just indicated, a true tribune of the city, new york city. he wrote about people whose lives matter, order people who don't often find their names in the paper unless it's surrounded by some clamity. he wrote about how people live. he was a gentle person as well as a tough person, if you can imagine that combination. advice and counsel to young persons. he was accessible. he was decent, kind, generous. he was everything you would want in a human being, never mind a city columnist, a great journalist. pete hamill, who will be missed by me and many, many others whose lives he touched over many, many ye

co-stars including idina menzel as the stepmother, billy porter as fab g, that's her genderless fairy godmother, are back at work filming outdoor scenes at the moment with covid testing being done dailyently scheduled for release at the stroke of midnight on february 5th. >>> jerry seinfeld is giving us a little something to laugh about this morning announcing the title of his new book. it's his first in 25 years. the last one called "sein language" great book, came out in 1993. such a good book. this one is called "is this anything?" jerry explaining the title is inspired by the question that comedians ask each other when testing out new material. he explains the premise on twitter writing, i saved every bit i ever wrote that worked on stage from 1975 to this year and assembled it all chronologically along with some memories and analysis of each significant period. and he's ready to share it all. that's five decades of comedic gold coming our way. >>> and then finally as many of us prepare to do more remote schooling from home, one mom in california is making the best of it. dev flacker is trying to make it feel as close to a normal school day as possible for her 17-year-old son max

daily xiidra. i prefer you didn't! xiidra. not today, dry eye. >> raiders owner mark davis welcoming his team to the new las vegas home. dubbed the death star.rday. there won't be any fans at the games this season. and wrestling fans will be interested in the wwe u.s's new thunder dome set from home. it is orlando's amway center. you could see it last night on the summer slam event. catch the hottest moments today on fox. >> they call it the death star? >> they call it jerry the em pourer. with the dnc now on the books, president trump is blasting the message from democrats and their nominee, joe biden. >> over the last week the democrats held the darkest, angriest, gloomiest convention in american history. they spent four straight days attacking america as racists, horrible country that must be redeemed. joe biden's sees american darkness. i see american greatness. no party can lead america that spends so much time tearing down america. >> that was president trump yesterday. what can we expect from republicans at their convention next week? let's ask trump 2010 again senior advisor, katrina pearson. >> thanks for having me. pete: the presid

giles, maybe you can a nswer daily star.e you can answer this in a tik tok style, but the headline there, 80 mph hair—raising winds to better the uk. quite an amusing photograph of someone's leg falling off and the article is actually written by anthony thrower, which i thought was quite amusing. so, bad weather around the corner. certainly we have had a bit of an indian summer in some numerous hot days. the country has been lashed by these storms and big wins and sort of bad news, i suppose, because so many people are unsteady vacations at the moment due to the travel ban, so it looks like the good weather is over and we are in for some sort of by extending the summer. “— in for some sort of by extending the summer. —— stay vacation. i make 0k, giles, maya, you will be back for the next review in a short while. that's it for the papers. if you're in the uk, giles and maya will be back in just over half an hour to look at more of the stories being covered goodbye for now. hi there. good evening, i'm chetan pathak with your l

next, here's ghada alsharif, a reporter at the daily star lebanon newspaper.and then next thing i know, there was a shake. after the shake, there was an explosion. 0ur windows were blasted open. the apartment ceiling came down. dust flew around the office. people went down on the ground immediately. a lot of our reporters have been there since the civil war, so have been there since the civil war, so they acted as though this was something they'd seen before. yeah, for those of us who are new, we were pretty shaken. i'm sure you were. the timing of this, while it may be coincidental with the hariri vertex coming on friday means this happened added the delicate little time. we can't really make that link at this time. i think people don't really, with the stl verdict coming out, people are just kind of waiting for it to come along. right now, the main concern is the economic situation and the collapsing economy, also the overwhelmed health ca re system, economy, also the overwhelmed health care system, which is surely to be even further overwhelmed by the repor