the bristol old vic, where 0livia colman and daniel day—lewis started their careers, was awarded a £610,000nsformative for us as a business. without it we wouldn't have been able to sustain our business and we would have had to go through a second round of la rge—scale redundancies, and we don't have to do that any more. so, good news for those on the receiving end, like the yorkshire sculpture park, but a major disappointment for the 578 arts organisations that had their grant applications rejected, with a combined financial requirement of £113 million. for them, the future is not looking so bright. will gompertz, bbc news. that's it. hello to viewers in the uk joining those around the world. it's now time for us to take a first look at the national and international front pages in the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are lucy fisher, defence editor, the times and agnes poirier, french writer and broadcaster. welcome to you both. quite a few front page is already in. starting here in the uk, ‘mersey mission‘ is how the met

the bristol old vic where daniel day lewis started his career was awarded a 610,000 pound grant. >> its transformative for our business. without it, we would not have been able to sustain and would have to go through a second round of large-scale redundancies. reporter: good news for those on the receiving end like the yorkshire sculpture park, but a major disappointment for the arts organizations that had their applications rejected with a combined requirement of 113 million pounds. for them, the future is not looking so bright. katty: before we go, there is a five day operation in poland that has forced 750 people to evacuate their homes as divers attempt to diffuse a world war ii bomb. the tall, dubbed the earthquake, as you can see it's nose sticking out is six meters long and weighs almost five and a half tons. it was dropped by the british airport -- dish air force in 1945. it's embedded at a apps of 12 meters at the bottom of a shipping canal. the tallboy needs to come up and let people live their lives quietly after all these years. i'm katty kay. thank you for watching bbc wor

the bristol old vic, where olivia colman and daniel day—lewis started their careers, was awarded a £10,000 wouldn't have been able to sustain our business and we would have had to go through a second round of large—scale redundancies, and we don't have to do that any more. so, good news for those on the receiving end, like the yorkshire sculpture park, but a major disappointment for the 578 arts organisations that had their grant applications rejected, with a combined financial requirement of £113 million. for them, the future is not looking so bright. will gompertz, bbc news. time for a look at the weather — here's ben rich. give us some good news that's nothing to do with coronavirus. ican nothing to do with coronavirus. i can promise it is nothing to do with coronavirus, and actually it is good news in the sense we will lose a lot of the cloud and rain we had today, and see more scenes like this. sunnier skies pushing into northern ireland this afternoon, and through the rest of this week we will see more dry and fairly bright weather, but it will stay rather chilly. this is the earlier

his grandpa got out of surgery just in time for daniels big day. waited at his house to surprise him complete with happy birthday balloon. so it's a great story love that now final check of the forecast with larks i guys nice and clear out there around the bay area tonight, the winds and the gusty in spots but boy down the lonesome of allies it's going to get pretty chilly out there for tonight in fact we're expecting the skies. stay mostly clear tonight all night long those offshore winds kicking in. >>the temperatures dropping off outside some lows going to be in the 30's in some of the north bay impacts on those chilly temperatures developing overnight tonight. but those gusty winds will continue looks like we're going to see that happen to be the case is we're going to see those gusty winds tomorrow on looks like things subside by the afternoon by. (garage door opening) it is my father's love... it is his passion- it is his fault he didn't lock the garage. don't even think about it! been there, done that. with liftmaster® powered by myq®, know

there was nothing. >> reporter: one day after daniel's murder hollander was found dead with a self-inflictedstigators say they discovered f package addressed to judge salas, and over a dozen names written on a piece of paper including the name of a prominent new york state chief judge. >> he -- if he didn't do it that day he was going to do it. there is information and i have been told that he had wigs, he had mustaches, he had uniforms, and if he didn't do it that day he was going to do it. >> two weeks ago -- >> reporter: weeks after her son was killed judge salas posted this powerful statement on youtube pleading for reform and change after daniel's tragic death. >> we may not be able to stop something like this from happening again. but we can make it hard for those who target us to track us down. >> what can be done? >> we start with trying to eliminate the personally identified -- identifiable information, what they call the p.i.i., getting that off the internet. there's the idea, increased home security systems. >> you said it's a matter of life and death. >> oh, it is. >> reporter: t

light aircraft and delivered ballot papers to remote polling stations it took 3 days for everyone to vote for president danielle for voted in

tom: the head of deutsche bank having a good day. danielr did fabulous work over the last 12 hours. if you want to buy six bedrooms, five baths, 26,000 square feet, you have to pony up $11.3 million. to do that, you have to have a good year in hedge fund or get a bonus or plural boni out of your bank. the only theme that matters in banking in europe today. who is right? ubs or deutsche bank? daniel: it is a matter of the overall pay. disparities inhe terms of base salary, particularly among the senior ranks. they wanted to change it and increase. deutsche bank, we just heard from the cfo, they are saying we really need to be able to reward our top performers, which is .hat ubs is saying as well this is the crucial thing for both banks. to be able to keep their top talent. i am still trying to get to the bottom of ubs wanting to increase base compensation. what does a banker want? a smaller bonus? if you jump ship, it is not deferred? tax? more advantageous to what is the difference? in competition with u.s. banks, it is good for the europea

that is why they are pushing this nomination through now and not waiting 20 days, alex. >> daniel, let's check out the topics for the next debate fighting covid-19, american families, race in america, climate change and leadership. do you think any candidate is expected to do better with those topics? >> i mean, the president himself has always struggled with covid-19 crisis. that's something where vie president biden has gotten pretty specific about. i think the former vice president will feel he has some advantage there. at the same time, we know where the president is going to go on saying national security. he's going to talk about victories on preventing terrorist attacks of taking down isis. of really taking down leadership of terrorist groups in the country in other countries. it's hard to tell. right now, the real question is how is the president going to behave in this final debate. is he going to be boisterous like he was in first debate that turned out to be pretty damaging to his re-election campaign. >> it was. last question to you abigail. with just 12 days before the elect

in his address, the premier daniel andrews compared to the uk, melbourne's worst day of cases, 725, andy, where we have had 16,000, melbourne has had two. two cases?! about this wave hitting europe, it is astonishing to think that it is down to two cases in australia. and the draconian measures have played a huge part in that. people are saying if there are only two cases, can't we go all the way? to open retail and hospitality, businesses have done it tough and it comes off a devastating year. in january there were bushfires tearing through, so this has been one event after another for business. and what about the economic impact, then? it has been a tough year already. obviously there is light at the end of the tunnel. if they have only got two cases, this means things can slowly start reopening again. there is november 1 for that opening of hospitality and the premier said that will be reviewed, so there is potential for that to happen earlier. than november. i think people will be pushing ahead and hoping by christmas things will start to look little bit more normal. this is bbc new

day. cnn's daniel dale is almost running out of adjectives to describe the lies. but the polls show that reality is winning. reality is winning. taking the threat seriously, talking about it, covering it responsibly is a way to earn trust. that's what the president has never fully accepted all year long. news outlets have. well, most of them. i think most news outlets are actually gaining trust by covering this pandemic seriously. but to borrow a phrase from trump, there are some dumb you know what's in the media industry, but they are the ones who have downplayed this disease, who deny the danger to this day. sadly, they are mostly right-wing pro-trump websites, tv shows, other megaphones. and they are not just missing the biggest story of the year. they are making it bigger by making the coronavirus worse. just a few minutes ago on fox maria interviewed the white house chief of staff like tapper did an hour earlier. she didn't ask a single question about the new outbreak in vice president pence's orbit. that's malpractice. see, if these interviewers and hosts an

day. >> reporter: danielle had to drive more than 500 miles from their home all the way to las vegas tog covid-19. listen. >> she really wanted to put together the most competitive application possible, and really that entailed essays and experience. but she also felt that she needed to combine a good test score. >> as you might expect, the frustration and the anxiety for families in these cases is off the charts. i mentioned some 1.5 million kids have not been able to take the tests. danielle signed up three times. three tests were canceled, the last one with no notice. now, when she did take the test, she did well on it, but she's the exception. the average test score down to the lowest level in ten years on the a.c.t.s, so lots on this to come. back to you. connell: all right. it's a big story. my daughter's in high school, a lot of her friends are dealing with it. gerri willis it. you know, we started this swing state economy series almost a year ago. we did three shows in three days and we never, i can assure you, had a thunderstorm like this in pennsylvania, michigan or wisconsin.

daniel welsh told his mother he loved her every day as they both battled coronavirus. t worse. on a video call with family while hospitalized, he held up his hands in the shame of a heart. things took a turn for the worse soon after. his mother says he was kind, general, she said the heart symbol he made will mean the world to her as she copes with what she calls the most horrible time in her life. she was 28 years old. cassy lost her fight with coronavirus leaving her family in shock saying she had no underlying conditions. her boyfriend of eight years said he was planning to propose to cassy this month. they loved to travel and planned to visit more national parks. she was just 29 years old. may they rest in peace. and may their memories be a and may their memories be a blessing. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> there are a few first ladies who really are milestones, cultural milestones. who help us understand what's going on in larger society. >> it took me some time doing a little dreaming to be standing right here today. >> she hasn't forgotten that journe

days. the three men are henry clay, john calhoun and daniel webster. they all begin in the house of representatives. henry clay accomplished a feat never accomplished before and they have repeated. he became speaker of the house on his very first day in the house of representatives. he was that impressive. and he was -- he essentially created the role of speaker of the house, a role that's very important to this day. henry clay was from kentucky, he was born in virginia, but as a young, aspiring lawyer, after getting his training in virginia, he decided that he would have better prospects as a lawyer by moving west to kentucky, which had originally been the western province of virginia. and he set up shop in lexington, and he went into politics at a fairly young age. this also is what ambitious young men did. and there was an attraction of doing it in a place like kentucky, because kentucky was a new state. it was writing a new constitution. it was electing new members to congress and senators. one of the main reasons that people went west was the profe

challenge light aircraft and delivered planet papers to remote polling stations took 3 days for everyone to vote. president danielle for voted in the capital victoria. his party has governed the archipelagos independent british colonial rule more than 40 years ago 1st as the soviet aligned one party state and then every previous election on the remote tea party system the economy depends mostly on tourism wealthy foreigners to the islands pristine beaches but few have come since the global pandemic. is one of the most on equal countries in the world hotels and businesses by a wealthy minority mostly of european origin many others are descendants of in slave to africans who were brought here by the colonialists past inequalities persist. because. everybody everyone in. the opposition's free market ideologies and anti corruption message have attracted growing support some felt the governing party's decades old welfare system had failed to help people. for the 1st time since independence position has a chance to deliver the changes promised. 7 suspects have been detained after a suspected hijacking of an oil tanker in

. >> this is going to get much worse over the next 11 days, daniel. -- actually, you may need a helper. and i'm serious with that. >> we have a team. >> but this is going to get worse over the next 11 days because there are so many things out there. and i think jake tapper pointed to this, earlier, about sort of the -- the conspiracy theories that are being propagated on the right that weren't necessarily talked about in this debate. not necessarily being talked about in legitimate media but they are certainly doing it in conservative media because the president's behind. >> yeah. it's getting worse and worse, don. i mean, the president, himself, is getting worse. i counted 66 separate -- not even counting repeats -- separate, false claims from the president, alone, between friday and sunday. that's one of the most dishonest period of his entire presidency. social media. like twitter is just a disaster zone right now with misleading clips and images. just total bad-faith tweets. and so, yeah. the -- the information climate is just absolutely terrible.

light aircraft and delivered ballot papers to remote polling stations it took 3 days for everyone to vote for president danielle for voted in the capital victoria his party has governed the archipelago since independence from british colonial rule more than 40 years ago 1st as the soviet aligned one party state and then wheeling every previous election on the remote tea party system the economy depends mostly on tourism wealthy foreigners flock to the islands pristine beaches but few have come since the global pandemic seychelles is one of the most on equal countries in the world hotels and businesses are owned by a wealthy minority mostly of european origin. many others are descendants of in slaves the africans who were brought here by the colonialists past inequalities persist that so many people are in say show us some you drop ins because they are so poor i don't like i would vote for a candidate that can do all things for everybody and everything everyone in. the oppositions free markets are ideologies and anti corruption message have attracted growing support some felt the governing party's decades old we

. >> that is 5-year-old daniel trin who solved the mystery of the missing lemur. he spotted 21-year-old maki outside his day-care center after it disappeared from the san francisco zoo. it sparked an all-out search. we assume daniel will likely get the $2,100 reward that was offered for maki's safe return. good haul. >> definitely. >>> a texas billionaire has been charged with a massive tax evasion scheme accused of hiding $2 billion from the irs. robert brockman allegedly hid capital gains income offshore for 20 years. he was released on a million dollar bond after pleading not guilty. >>> new questions this morning about the death of a louisiana man in police custody last year. newly released audio appears to tell a different story than the account that police gave. here's abc's andrea fujii. >> reporter: this morning the family of a man killed in police custody speaking out. >> it's horrific. i can't close my eyes and not see my son. >> reporter: ronald green died in may 2019 in rural louisiana. police saying at the time that green led them on a car chase after failing to stop for a traffic violation and

daniel, tell us more about what happened in court today. the jury have had over the last two daysar routes, and on one occasion, the identical trailer, both of which had about 20 migrants on board. today, for the first time, they will give an explanation as to why these 39 migrants may have died. the prosecutor said, you may well conclude that this time, the criminals were simply too greedy. this time, they simply had too many people in the trailer. we suggest these people smugglers were under pressure to double up. he suggested that he had been under pressure to do two loads in one. thejury that he had been under pressure to do two loads in one. the jury have had harrowing stories of how it was that the migrants, having been loaded into the trailer, left unaccompanied port of zeebrugge, then travelled across the channel, and the temperature sensor inside the trailer rose higher and higher and higher, eventually picking at 38.5 celsius, and the migrants were recording final messages on their phones to their relatives. 125 recorded on audio file saying, i'm sorry, i can't take care

but in the days of henry clay and john cowan and daniel webster this was not so. we had very immature institutions and when institutions are immature, and the rule for individuals is much greater. when henry clay gave a speech, he really did change minds. when henry clay would debate john kyle whom john calhoun and when daniel rubs who would rebut the both of them, people would listen, and they would listen carefully. as a sideline, the speakers would write out their remarks after they giving them and put them into print and sell them as pamphlets and they had a side income in doing this. so this was a time when if you listened to henry clay talk about the need for protective tariffs, he was protests are off. he thought american industry had to be protected from foreign manufacturers. and then you listen to daniel webster oppose this. one of the striking things that to me is how sophisticated these arguments were. in, fact i probably give more time to the speeches these arguments than maybe i should have simply because i was very impressed by the details, by the i

90 people have been arrested in the past 2 days about 50 police officers have been injured in clashes with protesters and vandals the police chief there danielle outlaws and oakland native who spent several years. this past decade is opd is deputy chief she now and the mayor of philly have a volatile situation to manage just days before election day in a tension-filled battleground state we'll keep you posted still ahead americans on medicare and medicaid are going to be the first in line to receive a the unfair money bail system. he, accused of rape. while he, accused of stealing $5. the stanford rapist could afford bail; got out the same day. the senior citizen could not; forced to wait in jail nearly a year. voting yes on prop 25 ends this failed system, replacing it with one based on public safety. because the size of your wallet shouldn't determine whether or not you're in jail. vote yes on prop 25 to end money bail. >>the trump administration just announced a plan allowing millions of americans on medicare or medicaid to get a free covid vaccine once one is available our washington correspondent jessi turnure has that story. >>the santas

daniel was seven. i was there that day. saw the parents after they learned that they had lost 20 beautiful children. six great educators died in the firehouse on that day it was unspeakable grief. that grief remains with her. but natalie like newtown is resilient and strong in her grief and trauma of spurred hope and action and many in young people are leading the movement to deal with the epidemic and scourge of violence in this country. what happened in sandy hook was not an isolated incident, there have been 236 other mass shootings in the last decade, in the last ten years, gun violence has taken more than 354,000 lives in rural communities, urban communities all around the country. and i'm sure in indiana and south bend as well. your opinion in kanter and goes farther than justice scalia and you characterized it as radical. is in effect an outlier, and it is in fact radical. >> did i say it was radical in the opinion? >> i think you said "it sounds kind of radical to say felons can have firearms." that's a direct quote. >> i didn't remember that particular language. i'm not -- i just don't reca

our play of the day is really a want-to-getaway moment. giants' quebec, danielones, nothing but open field in front of him, when he starts stumbling at the 30 yard line. even his teammates had a good chuckle. ended up rolling down to the 8 yard line. instead of 88-yard run, daniel jones goes on the blooper reels. this is our thursday night play of the day. welcome back, everybody. that was funny, mark? >> yeah, he is going to take ribbing to no end. maybe not so much the ripping they they wound up losing the game at the time, it looked like the giants were going to win this game. but, as has been the case for them, they found a way to blow it the eagles win their second instead. you know, far from a laughing moment, what is going on down in henderson, nevada. that would be the training camp for the las vegas raiders. they have now gone from having their game to be televised nationally, sunday night against tom brady and tampa, two maybe they are not going to play that game. if they do play that game, they might be without their entire starting five on the offens

. >> yeah, 1,100 americans died just yesterday in 1 day. daniel, we're going to be getting back to you. i know you're doing a lot more fact checking. jake, over to you. >> thanks, wolf. i think one of the things that we need to talk about is in addition to coronavirus, the manner in which president trump talks about this because this is obviously something that is affecting all of us even if we haven't lost somebody to covid, and vice president biden tried to address people who have, specifically, lost people, and there are more than 222,000 americans who have died from this. and then it's just the concept of empathy because that is what the biden people keep hitting, what joe biden keeps hitting and it is an area that donald trump is -- is not able to communicate effectively at all if he even possesses it, which i'm not sure. and we saw it time and time again during this debate talking about, i mean, very coldheartedly about the more than 500 kids who were separated from their parents as a policy by the trump department of justice, jeff sessions,

camp and jumping on a theme and that is what's rare in the united states these days you know it prevented one of the big daniel grains of such a good point you know this is almost an interesting repeat of of the protest the e-mails in the d.n.c. e-mails that everybody was talking about how they got to meet you leagues but nobody in the mainstream want to talk about what cindy mccain spoke at 8 i mean i don't care about the laptop i couldn't download something for the light but i can read text messages and i can read documents 6 see if they did this based treatment again ok they think they don't won't they're worried more about. the cause. study of ownership then they are about possible wrongdoing in il and galaxy by a very prominent or someone of very close to a very prominent politician who may be president of the united states in january i mean and they you know that one of the things that really it really bothers me is that i sense when you mention tocqueville i see a return to serfdom because and this is when it's and because we have this professional manager ariel klaus that has no use of the plaids from

on how to do trunk a person nations it's from a british comedian daniel parker he's probably working on his joe biden impression these days the polls suggest that that would be the prudent thing we'll see you next time here at the listening post please stop by constricting my throat critique that gravelly basis then you'll be the lips in the teeth and then the action is just comes out when you tense up that really even more and then you lean into the guy and when you lean into the night and you had 10 always in you are always defensive but always attacking then you start to get the impression that you're looking for him then you've got it took slow because he doesn't know this stuff that the trucks he'll make a point and then you just add a bit of derangement so get so get so great and you start to get it it's a great thing but it's also a terrible thing so that is terrible but it's also. a good curve a negative but i never felt better and there's a felt better if this is to separate. the latest news as it breaks there was never much doubt about which choice chileans would make but now it's official that chileans will be

. >> if ever you need a day off, daniel, i got you. >> thank you. >> they say it is about -- who is they? the numbers of what we saw on entry into the country after the ban with the exemptions comes out certainly in the tens of thousands. the estimates go up to about 40,000 people from china came back in. the more important part, though, is the distraction, which you're referring to. we know in new york from the contact tracing that it was from europe because it's not a different virus. the virus moved. people got sick, and they moved from asia into europe and then were coming here to the big international travel hubs. and obviously as we did last week, you know, new york city is the biggest travel hub in the country. all right. number three, the candidates sparred on manufacturing jobs. the economy is going to matter to people even in the midst of a pandemic. here was a big moment. >> the vice president earlier referred to it as part of what he thinks is an accomplishment, the president's trade war with china. you lost that trade war. you lost it. what ended up happening is because of a

. >>> we are 13 days away from election day, it's crunch time for our cnn fact checker daniel dale but it's always crunch time i think for daniel dale. he just tweeted this week i fact checked trump for more than four years. he has rarely before if ever had a period as comprehensively dishonest as it period right now. daniel dale joins us now. daniel, i don't know when you sleep, either, to be honest. so you have seen it get worse? you have seen the amount of misleading or down right false things increase? >> yeah, the quantity has increased and the breadth of the false claims has increased. what was notable to me about this friday to sunday period was that he made 66 separate false claims. so that's not even counting the repeats of these same false claims, like sometimes he would say the same thing at five different rallies, it was 66 entirely different false things at minimum that's the minimum count and the other striking thing to me was that a lot of these false claims were written into his texts. so through the course of trump's presidency most of his lying has been ad-libbed, jus

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light aircraft and delivered ballot papers to remote polling stations it took 3 days for everyone to vote president danielle for voted in the capital victoria. his party has governed the archipelago since independence from british colonial rule more than 40 years ago 1st as a soviet aligned one party state and then every previous election on the remote tea party system the economy depends mostly on tourism wealthy foreigners flock to the islands pristine beaches but few have come since the global pandemic seychelles is one of the most on equal countries in the world hotels and businesses are owned by a wealthy minority mostly of european origin many others are descendants of in slave to africans who were brought here by the colonialists past inequalities persist that so many people are. because. like. everybody everyone in. the opposition's free market ideologies and anti corruption message have attracted growing support some felt the governing party's decades old welfare system had failed to help people. and now for the 1st time since independence the opposition has a chance to deliver the changes it has p

day he is a music teacher. henry hill, no relation to daniel harvey or ambrose powell. nevertheless a delight to us here. dan welch is the secretary of our organization. he's the author of the book "the last roads north" and he works as a historian at the gettysburg national military park. he is here to talk about one of the lesser-known, but vital actions of the battle on coal -- culp's hill. ladies and gentlemen, dan welch. dan: i want to begin by thanking all of my friends and colleagues at emerging civil war, chris, our symposium co-chair, chris weitz at the american battlefield trust for having me to present this often forgotten story of the battle of gettysburg. over the last 157 years, so many of us are familiar with the stories of joshua chamberlain, little round top, picket's charge, seminary ridge, but what will often get lost of the stories on the union army's right and left flank on july 2 and third, a location known as culp's hill. luminary major general would give a dedication speech to this monument that had been dedicated in the honor of greene. he said this battle has a conspicuous place

recording its millionth case of the virus the 3rd latin american nation to do so daniel shauna is in one is. colombia in the next dayor 2 likely to pass that grim 1000000 people infected they've had 30000 deaths. already half 1000000 a 1000000 people infected with 28000 deaths both of those countries imposed fairly tight restrictions that have suffered despite that the worst cases the worst country to suffer has been brazil where president both the noro if you may remember called the corona virus nothing worse than the little flu he himself contracted the disease there are growing concerns that people fleeing the fighting between i mean you're in azerbaijan taking the virus with them doctors in the contested are going to care about region fair as many as 9 in 10 people are now infected there are no official figures for this but it's thought that crime to bomb shelters could be accelerating the spread regions or another night of intense shelling on friday. president alpha condé has been declared the winner of the country's election taking over 59 percent of the vote it gives the 82 year old his 3rd term in office aft

daniel. middle east analyst and editor in chief of magazine which focuses on the region welcome to day to let's start with the humanitarian situation how many people rebel held areas of it live and what are conditions like for. well the conditions illustrated drastically in the report in the course of believe organizations it's very difficult to give members of the moment about who controlled areas controlled areas because the front line has been shifting and there is also different areas that are on the global different level organizations of course. we have to see that there is about maybe 2000000 people that are close to the military operations to the right of the increase of. course this is a very difficult. living with or quite simple and we saw those reserves or we've heard the fears and the reports that the syrian government is looking likely to try to retake it later on actually you're in a position to be able to do that. i doubt that to be honest i think it is absolutely possible that we will see an increase in military operations aerial operations hillary shelling we've seen this in t

daniel dale. like we said, accountability robot. >>> so just 11 days left to vote. those votes come from makes all the difference thanks to the founding fathers or some might say, no thanks to the founding fathers. what the path to 270 looks like this morning, that's next. >>> just 11 days left to vote, nearly 47 million people have voted already. that's about 35% of the total vote from 2016 with 11 days left. again, thanks to the founding fathers it's not about how many votes exactly, but where. cnn's senior politics writer and analyst harry enten joins us now with the path to 270 electoral votes, harry, this morning as we sit here you say that joe biden has more paths to 270 electoral votes. why? >> i mean, look, it's pretty several, john. look at the seven closest contests that trump won in 2016. look at the polling averages in those particular contests and what do you see? you see that joe biden holds a lead in all of them from 3 points in north carolina all the way up to 9 points in michigan and the fact is joe biden only needs to carry at least two of these co

clay, in conjunction with daniel webster, clay pushes through congress that summer, just a few months before election day, a bill to recharter the bank of the united states. why does clay do this? clay says, i think jackson is bluffing. there is no way in an election year he would do something so risky and so bold as to reject a bill like this. the bank bill passes the house. the bank bill passes the senate. the bank bill arrives at the president's desk. veto. jackson stuns the world unleashing -- because the -- vetoes the bill. now we have an election. just a few months away from the election. this question of the bank is on everybody's mind. it is the number one issue. everybody is talking about it in here is another cartoon. remember the hydra? that hydra of corruption. jackson going up against that financial beast. it is a hard campaign for jackson. nicholas biddle flexes his muscle. nicholas biddle, on behalf of the bank, gives henry clay a $50,000 campaign donation. quite a lot of money for those days. not only that, but the bank for years already has been funding and loaning money to newspapers al

so in what would be his final days, 28-year-old daniel welch texted his mom.ages for her. the first, i love you. the second, thank you for everything. things got worse but daniel didn't quit. right before doctors put a tube in his chest, daniel held up his hands in the shape of a heart for his family. but according to kfor in oklahoma, that was the moment his text messages stopped. daniel soon went into a medically induced coma and weeks later he died of coronavirus. a peace bringer and a gentle soul according to his obituary. daniel was known for his ye creativity, compassion and ability to melt anger in its tracks. god, we could use that. as always, if you have a moment, spare a thought or prayer for his loved ones, his younger brother, his mom who he loved until the very end. we'll be right back. we'll be ri. eliminate who you are not first, and you're going to find yourself where you need to be. ♪ the race is never over. the journey has no port. the adventure never ends, because we are always on the way. ♪ ♪ tonight, try pure zzzs all night. unlike other s

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