doyle: yes.e pollsters -- it was a well conducted poll, but if you all of them well things justll find happen to be a certain way. it seemed extreme to me. on the other hand, i do think it indicated -- probably not a 17-point gap -- but probably it is pretty significant. 17 does not come out of nowhere. it may be off by a significant amount, but that is still a whopping margin. another poll that came out around the same time showed a five-point race. that is where they have been, i would think that is pretty accurate. someprobably even closes as you get to election day. david: no question about it. thank you so much, jim doyle, former governor of wisconsin. check out our special on swing states airing friday on 7:00 -- at 7:00 eastern time. balance of power continues in our second hour. we are talking to the president of the economic council. this is "balance of power" on bloomberg television and radio. ♪ mark: i'm mark crumpton with bloomberg first word news. french president emmanuel macron his

doyle's lifestyle is full on.omorrow. it does build up on you. the industry as a whole is very gruelling and demanding and i think everyone obviously struggles sometimes, but you've just got to try and be as resilient as you can. state occasion by a length and a half... this week, doyle broke her own record for the most wins in a calendar year by a female jockey, notching up number 117 at kempton. she's fourth in this year's jockeys championship, up from 13th last year, but has her sights on top spot in future. you never know. maybe one day. it would be a dream come true, but i am under no perception of how hard it is to become champion jockey. this landmark season isn't over. tomorrow, she's targeting herfirst top—level win at the champion's day. though she be but little, she is fierce. time for a look at the weather. here's nick miller. plenty of cloud over the weekend with some rain at times. unlike earlier in the month, this map reminds usjust earlier in the month, this map reminds us just how wet it was on th

what a day it's been for hollie doyle.win a group one race. she already had one victory in the bag at ascot when she won the british champions sprint stakes on 16—1 shot glen shiel. she also finished second in her other two races today. this all came just three days after she broke her own record for winners ridden by a woman ina year. doyle said it was a dream come true. now to one of the biggest fights of the year. tonight in las vegas, teofimo lopez will face vasiliy lomachenko for a winner—ta kes—all bout in the lightweight division. the covid protocols called for both fighters to stand behind the ropes, but that was instantly ignored. there's a bit of previous controversy involving these two from an incident two years ago between lopez's father and lomachenko, so this bout is not one to miss. why do i have to fear somebody? that quy why do i have to fear somebody? that guy is there to take my bread—and—butter, you know what and thatis bread—and—butter, you know what and that is when it comes to. i'm not going to have

doyle said it was a dream come true.n the world superbikes title for the sixth year in a row. he only needed three points from the first race of the weekend at estoril in portugal — and he finished fourth to take the crown. rea has won 11 of the 22 races staged so far — and he can make it 100 career victories in race two tomorrow — but he's finding this season a challenge. in the middle of what everyone in this world has experienced this year, spore always come second but we managed to race. and i really miss the fans here, i miss my family and friends here, all my travelling support from back home and northern ireland, i really miss that. they cannot be here right now but it is for all of them. that's all from sportsday. thanks forjoining us. we will see you a bit later on. hello. far from the sunniest day we've ever seen today. just a lucky few with a bit of brightness and blue sky. at least this weather watcher in lincolnshire was treated to a view of some crepuscular rays coming through the cloud. the sun getting low

but in hollie doyle's case, her boyfriend was also part of the competition at ascot this weekend.eved a double of victory in herfirst group one race — the highest level of flat racing — after breaking her own record for winners ridden by a woman in a year. i'm delighted to say shejoins me now. hollie, great to see you. thanks very much for being on sportsday today. could this have gone any better for you this weekend? the weekend was a dream come true, really. we came into the day and had a good life chances, but on days like champions day, every horse running is a good horse, so you need to get pretty lucky, and that, we didn't. and we should deftly mention your other half, who it success this weekend. what is it like competing and being alongside him? what is the adamic like between you ? and being alongside him? what is the adamic like between you? —— the dynamic like what shall it is pretty good. we battle each other. we both have the same in missions in life, we both want the same thing, so it will be pretty weird to be with someone will be pretty weird to be with someone i d

hollie doyle will be looking for her first group one victory to cap a brilliant season.eek for number of wins by a female jockey in a year. she's been speaking our sports news reporter laura scott. pint sized but with lofty ambitions, hollie doyle now only really has her own records to beat. i have been pretty blessed this year. i was dreaming of riding a group winner at least and i have read handful so it's been better than i ever expected. she recently became the first female jockey to ride five winners in the same day, but says her first royal ascot victory was the standout moment of this year. her lifestyle is gruelling. after eight rides at newcastle tonight, she is likely to have three hours of sleep before racing tomorrow. she says the lows take their toll but she is helped by the fact her boyfriend is also a top jockey. she is helped by the fact her boyfriend is also a top jockeym does build up on you. the industry asa does build up on you. the industry as a whole is very gruelling and demanding, andi as a whole is very gruelling and demanding, and i think everyo

keith doyle reports.ut at a minute past midnight tomorrow night, nottingham will be the latest area to move into tier 3. warrington will also be under tier 3 restrictions, joining manchester, where they came in last week, and liverpool, which has been under tier 3 for a fortnight. imposing restrictions locally is designed to keep the economy open as much as possible. but with figures rising across the uk and europe, scientists are indicating that all of england could be under tier 3 by christmas as the number of infections rise. with our current measures, which are, you know, similar but with variations in different parts of europe, there is still evidence that there is not as much social distancing as there was when we clamped down in the first wave. and so we know that the risk is significant that cases will continue to grow. so it is not unrealistic to think of 25,000 people being in hospital by the end of next month? it is certainly not unrealistic to think about that. the most recent figures show 367

hollie doyle will be looking for her first group one victory to cap a brilliant season. record this week for the number of wins by a female jockey in a year and she's been speaking to laura scott about what it's been like racing during the pandemic. it has been weird. to begin with al is not bothered i was just grateful to be back racing and it never crossed my mind but towards the back of the year now and on the big day it is very weird and it's a little bit demoralising but we cannot complain too much we should just be happy to be racing. i embrace the moment there and then am i suppose it isa moment there and then am i suppose it is a bit weird but we all had to adapt to the new restrictions and the social distancing in the room which has been weird but it's normal 110w which has been weird but it's normal now if you know what i mean. the tone has been lowered because in between races you don't sit down and have a cup of tea and talk like you can't do that now so it is black and white at the moment. do you still like the fact that you are breaking records for female j

also coming up in the programme: her dreams coming true — we catch up with jockey hollie doyle followingord—breaking performance at ascot. hello and welcome to sportsday. hello there and welcome to sportsday. we start with what could be heartbreak for wasps. their place in rugby union's premiership final hangs in the balance today. it comes as three more players tested positive for coronavirus, meaning they might have to forfeit their place in the big match at twickenham against newly—crowned european champions exeter this weekend. 0ur rugby union correspondent chrisjones has more on this. chris, nice to see you. these latest results show there was a bit of a spread of coronavirus in the squad. what are the chances they will get the all clear to play this weekend? it isa the all clear to play this weekend? it is a very good question. we are me to find out more in around about 48 hours or so, gavin. there is another round of testing tomorrow, with results from that round coming in on wednesday, and it's only on wednesday when we will get a firm decision from both wasps and the authorities

joining us is jere doyle, bny seniorwealth management vice president.alk about why americans would want to rush through their lawyer right now to figure what they need to do. jere: one of the problems is currently there is a very large exemption in the united states. you have the ability to give away, during a lifetime, without having to pay transfer tax or million. up to $11.5 that $11.5 million exemption is scheduled under current law to revert in the year 2026 to $5 inflation.exed for the problem is that if the democrats hit the trifecta in november, there is a fear that what will happen is that exemption that is currently $11.58 million will be reduced to as low as $3.5 million, and possibly as $1 million for gift tax purposes. we are turning clients to look at this now. go to your attorney and perhaps what you want to do is make some transfers to use this large $11.58 million exemption, all or it, before they take it away, because there could be a situation after the november elections where if you don't use the exemption, you will lose the exempti

i understand that he of vermont doesn't know how to lead the world in getting off rogers and doyle and moving toward global energy as fast as possible the planet will be unlivable for organisms like us i used to say let's shut down vermont yankee in 2012 meet the promise that we make sure that actually scheana cleans up the mass and much of our governor who's going to move us to remobilize energy and move to a sane energy future let's vote for change on november 2nd thank you so much. peter shall. do solemnly swear that i will be true and faithful to the state of vermont do solemnly swear that i will be true and faithful to the state of vermont . federal regulators now say that for my gang he is fit to be open for another 20 years or jena bowler joins us now with the latest on this jena kristen late this afternoon in a conference call that. clear regulatory commission and voted to. extend for moslems license the n.r.c. says it will formally. but under vermont law the public service board in the legislature must also approve a less than 6. to night on nightline nuclear emergency a massi

. >> reporter: a public school teacher of 17 years, kara doyle, had just put away her number two pencils to start a new business when covid-19 hit the u.s. with the uncertainty of the pandemic, she decided to keep her kids home from school and teach them herself doyle is hopeful a vaccine will help with a return to normalcy, but experts like emory's dr. anderson points out vaccines for covid-19 aren't yet being tested for children. >> the downside of that, it will delay the timeline for identifying the safety and immune response and the correct dose needed in children, which might well vary from adults. >> reporter: drug companies developing vaccines say they're waiting on more data in adults before starting pediatric trials moderna says it plans to start trials in children by the end of this year. pediatricians say it's crucial children are included in the trials with the american academy of pediatrics writing a letter to azar up 10% of all cases, more than 100 children have died from the virus with more than two-thirds being black and latin-x. >> there are actual deaths in children tha

it's been a fantastic day so far at ascot forjockey hollie doyle — she's won herfirst group one raceeshan. she took the british champions sprint stakes on another 16—1 shot, glen shiel. she said it was a "dream come true" to become only the third female jockey to win a british group one race. northern ireland'sjonathan rea has won the world superbikes title for the sixth year in a row. he only needed three points from the first race of the weekend at estoril in portugal — and he finished fourth to take the crown. he's won 11 of the 22 races staged so far during this truncated season. and he can make it 100 career victories in race two tomorrow. that's all the sport for now — butjoin us for sportsday at 6.30 here on bbc news, for all the day's action. in china, for the first time, a coronavirus vaccine is being sold to the public. although it's not yet completed clinical trials, it's being offered to residents in the eastern city ywu for the equivalent of £45. robin brant reports. it hasn't been fully tested, it hasn't been approved yet. but they came running to get a place in the que

philip rivers to jack doyle would cap off the comeback indy wins 31-27. in pittsburgh, the steelers proved to be powerhouses in the afc north in this showdown with the browns big ben found the end stone but the steelers gave them scores. pittsburgh wins big 38-7. >>> turn to nbc meteorologist janessa webb good morning >> frances and phillip, we have snow for the northern tier it will stick around all week long could see dicey conditions this morning for the early morning commute. we have that good-bye from chicago to cincinnati. on the other side of the front is a heavy dose of rain. bismarck to fargo, up to 6 to 8 inches also going to watch that flooding threat across the mississippi tohi of sunshine foe afternoon. northeast, pretty calm conditions daytime highs will struggle in the upper 60s. temperatures are going to make a big-time comeback. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> in today's quick hits, banksy is back with new street art. the artwork depicts a young girl using a bicycle and hula-hoop. >>> a slack line record has been made in new jersey h

. >> reporter: then there's former democrat merritt doyle who tells us president trump did exactly what he was hoping for when he switched parties to vote for him back in 2016 and he says he'll do it this year, too. >> i saw trump as someone who came in who offered a breath of fresh air something different. >> reporter: merritt is a personal trainer. he says too many covid restrictions hurt small businesses like his, and he believes the economy will be the reason the president wins here again. >> i look at it three years before corona hit, covid-19, record numbers as far as 4 million new jobs unemployment you give this guy four more years, he could turn us around. >> we should note that late today the supreme court did not intervene on a republican challenge to pennsylvania's mail-in voting rules. that means those ballots can be counted up the three days after the election. >>> most polls here in pennsylvania favor joe biden by narrow margins but many voters remember how the polling missed the 2016 election outcome. peter alexander on what's different this time >> reporter: foley van le

. >> reporter: then there's former democrat merit doyle who tells us president trump did exactly whats hoping for when he switched parties to vote for him back in 2016 and he says he'll do it this year too. >> i saw trump as someone who came in, who offered a breath of fresh air, something different. >> reporter: merritt is a personal trainer he said too many covid restrictions hurt his business like others and he says the economy will be why they vote for the president again. >> record numbers as far as new jobs, unemployment you give this guy four more years, he could turn this around. >> reporter: polls show joe biden with a narrow lead here in pennsylvania, frances. >> lester holt, thanks so much. >>> up next, could we see fans in the stands at this year's super bowl >>> d anone band finds a way to roll with distancing rules at a concert. this is "early today." ♪ you make my heart sing ♪ ♪ wild thing i... think i... you know what i think? i think you owe us $48.50... wild thing. if you ride, you get it. geico motorcycle. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. from

for human rights says more than 90 others were wounded in the attack on a training camp in the jabal doyle area of live province russia and turkey back opposing sides in the conflict they live falls within a deescalation zone established under the cease fire agreement in march. recent fighting between the taliban and government forces in afghanistan's helmand province has forced thousands to flee their homes it's also casting doubt over the prospects for peace despite growing talks in doha between the 2 sides for new calls for 40 reports from kabul. it is a place of nothingness no food no clean water no electricity a camp with thousands of displaced people mostly from home and were children even ripe tomatoes to survive. and the men try to help new arrivals like this widow from those whose husband died in the fighting a bag of flour is all they could buy for her the pieces of bread are all she has to feed her 2 children and they're not the only ones was that there was a lot of the people here are a lot of money to the owners of the shops nearby city took food from them during the current t

but a clush touchdown from philip rivers to jack doyle would give indy the lead they would not look back the colts get the win 31-27. check out this incredible pick right here in miami. marcus may pinned the ball to his backside to get that interception pretty much one of the few bright spots all season for the jets mean why, tua tagovailoa made his debut in the nfl for miami the dolphins get the win 24-0. >>> on this monday morning, let's get a check with nbc meteorologist janessa webb with what's ahead lots of sun for some of us, but chill, definitely a chill. >> yeah, chill is going to stay in place, and we are tracking snow this morning for the northern tier states and this is going to last until about thursday afternoon so winter coming early also there's heavy rain for the midwest. right now we're talking about 6 to 8 inches, possible delays this morning all the way into thursday afternoon it's really going to be impacting the upper midwest as we head into your midweek. on the warmer side of this storm system, ahead of the cold front, is some cooler air that's going to allow widesp

then pennsylvania democratic congressman brendan doyle on campaign 2020 and covid relief legislation.e discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets live at 7:00 eastern friday. be sure to watch sunday morning for our live interview with dr. anthony fauci. >> on friday, the house is back at 9:00 a.m. eastern to consider two nonbinding resolutions, one that condemns qanon and another that condemns medical procedures on ice detainees without the full consent of the patient. later in the day, president trump holds a rally in florida as part of his reelection campaign. health a.m. on c-span2, and human services secretary alex azar testifies before the house select subcommittee on of the coronavirus crisis. on c-span3, the house intelligence committee looks at a recent whistleblower complaint that alleges the politicization of intelligence at the department of homeland security. that gets underway at 10:00 a.m. eastern. q&a, the catot on institute's delia shapiro talks about his book "supreme disorder ," on the history of supreme court nominations and confi

it's been a fantastic day forjockey hollie doyle at ascot.a winner at british champions day, she rode two, including herfirst group one victory, the sprint stakes on the outsider glen shiel in a photo finish. finally, exeter chiefs have the lead in the european champions cup final against french side racing more on the bbc sport website. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel. we're back with the late news at five past ten. now on bbc one it's time for the news where you are. hello there. two weeks ago today, the uk recorded its wettest ever day. so, it has been on the dll side today, but it certainly so, it has been on the dull side today, but it certainly could have been a lot worse. we had a few scattered showers, particularly in the south west. some nuisance showers here and some light, patchy, drizzly rain across the far north east. but extensive cloud quite widely. so, weather watchers looked a little bit like this. still quite beautiful for taking a walk on the beach in cornwall despite that thick cloud. and enjoyi

i understand that he of vermont doesn't see how to lead the world in getting off projects and doyle and moving toward global energy as fast as possible the planet will be unlivable for organisms like us highest say let's shut down vermont yankee in 2012 meet the promise that we may ensure that engine louisiana cleans up the mass and let's have a governor who's going to move us to a noble energy and move to a sane energy future let's vote for change on november 2nd thank you so much. all right peter shall. do solemnly swear that i will be true and faithful to the state of vermont shoeshine least where there will be true and faithful to the state of vermont was at the. federal regulators now say that for my gang he is fit to be open for another 20 years our jeanne a bowler joins us now. at the latest on this gina kristin late this afternoon in a conference call the n.r.c. nuclear regulatory commission and they voted to extend vermont includes license the n.r.c. says it will formally issue the yankees new license and a matter of. under vermont law the public service board in the legislatur

it's been a fantastic day forjockey hollie doyle at ascot.t woman to ride a winner at british champions day, she rode two, including herfirst group one victory, the sprint stakes on the outsider glen shiel in a photo finish. there's more on the bbc sport website including details of a sixth consecutive world superbike title for northern ireland's jonathan rea. but from me, goodnight. that's all from me and the team. goodnight. let's get more now on our main story, the continuing confusion over coronavirus restrictions in england. the chief constable of greater manchester police has issued an open letter over claims he will not enforce a tier 3 lockdown without the support of the mayor. ian hopkins responded to a story on the front page of today's daily telegraph which suggests the government has not forced the tougher restrictions on greater manchester because of fears around police enforcement. in a way, it's trying to undermine the fundamental principles of policing in this country that chief constables are operating independently for a rea

iag says sean doyle will become ba, part of iag.his is interesting, given the plight of aviation at the moment, that we have seen that management change. we see that asian equities are not doing too badly today. up.ave the ms tia pacific chinese stocks are doing well. you see the selling of the chinese currency, very clear, so the pboc making it easier to short the chinese currency, unhappy perhaps with some of the strengths within of late. as a result, we see a little bit of a tick up in the dollar more broadly, but the dollar index as of now almost entirely flat. it's a holiday in the united states. trump and pelosi continue to blame each other in terms of lack of stimulus progress in the united dates as we edge our way towards the election in november. week ahead is going to be busy. brexit talks continue. virus restrictions in europe. banking reporting season getting under way imf world bank meets with plenty to talk about this morning. here are our top stories. >> new sparring over stimulus in washington. president trump and ho

keith doyle, bbc news.uk's covid hotspots — derry and strabame — was one of the first to introduce local restrictions three weeks ago. the bbc‘s northern ireland health correspondent, marie—louise connolly, has been given exclusive access to altnagelvin hospital's covid and icu wards — hearing how people there have been dealing with the virus. sandra kelly tested positive for covid—i9 almost a fortnight ago. on day eight, her condition worsened and the 58—year—old grandmother was admitted to altnagelvin hospital. sandra is one of 20 seriously ill patients being treated on ward 21. this used to be where patients recovered after hip and knee operations, but the pressures of the pandemic mean it was scaled up into another covid unit just a few weeks ago — and patients like sandra say they feel lucky to be here. i thought i was going to die. that's how bad i was. the hospital, doctors and nurses, work round the clock to try and save you, and that's what they done with me. it was horrendous. for the staff, it's

shawn doyle replaced him as chairman of the u.k. airline after transition.eaving after being passed who was the group chief initially seen as a likely successor. overbeen criticized service changes. that's your bloomberg business flash. scott says the main street lending program has been a disaster. he told bloomberg the u.s. has done permanent damage. what is therns on definition of stating the economy. if they can put this package that's proposed, that is probably enough to buy us another three to six months. it won't come in time to make a difference for november. the impact may be starting to be like christmas. the cares act for instance the existing program has done very little to lift structural growth for the long term. >> monetary policy has would save the market in a lot of ways. a lot of these bigger businesses have been able to keep financing. how would you compare that to the access to credit for smaller businesses, having seen so many shut down already? >> i think with the policymakers are doing here is leaving themselves open to another round o

it has been a fantastic day at ascot for jockey holly doyle.ish champions long distance cup on 16 to one. after winning the british champions long distance cup on 16—1 shot trueshan. she took the british champions sprint stakes on another 16—1 shot, glen shiel. she said it was a "dream come true" to become only the third female jockey to win a british group one race. for the first time a coronavirus vaccine is being offered in part of china , to anyone who wants it. this is an experimental vaccine — we're told it is still in its final trial stages but has not yet received final approval yet. but residents of the city of ee—woo, near shanghai, can buy the treatment now, for a fee equivalent to 60 dollars. a loophole which can allow drivers to escape punishment for taking photos or playing games on their phones is to be closed. the department for transport is consulting on updating laws so that phone calls and texting are not the only functions banned when behind the wheel. our transport correspondent tom burridge reports. it is dangerous, but a

for the you know the farmers there is there's still much doyle ahead but she hopes increases years from changes in farming techniques could help people get down and stay in that incest true home . indonesia as she told him is considered the most polluted in the world but there are some people who want allowed to stick there didn't mean to clean up the river and get it back to its natural state a start up in germany has found a way to fish out the last amounts of plastic when you think the water let's take a look at the 2nd part of the. 'd flowing south of the city the tonto population of over $2000000.00 is one of the longest rivers in java the chitta room. in the early 1980 s. this was a tropical paradise but by 2013 an environmental organization deemed one of the most polluted rivers in the world. waste water is discharged into it along with toxic chemicals from textile factories vast quantities of mainly plastic garbage. the name of the chooser room hot room program is to clean up the river the indonesian government wants its water to be drink a bill by 2025 the military is playing a

what we heard this morning, alex cruise, the ceo since 2016 has been replaced by sean doyle who is theoss. all of this as british airways looks to cut 13,000 jobs and is embroiled in a dispute with the union but it does mark a big change since iag took the helm so he is putting his stamp on the business but the stock you can see down 1.25% as markets focus very much around the second wave of travel restrictions back to you in the studio. new this morning, the ceo of regeneron says the companies promising treatment for covid-19 must be rationed he says there's not enough of the experimental antibody cocktail that president trump received to treat the many americans that may need it there's currently doses for just around 50,000 patients the ceo says president trump's case is merely a case of one and the treatment is still -- it will need to be tested more for its efficacy before it's really known whether or not it can be deployed out more broadly. you can see regeneron shares up in the premarket section the financial times reports the company that makes software to help companies build

. >> reporter: a public school teach he were of 17 years, kara doyle had just put away her number two pencils to start a new business when covid-19 hit the u.s. with the uncertainty of the pandemic, some he decided to keep her kids home from school and teach them herself doyle is hopeful a vaccine will help with the return to normalcy, but experts like emery's dr. anderson point out that vaccines in development for covid-19 aren't yet being tested in children. >> the down side to that, it will delay the time line for identifying the safety and immune response and correct dose needed in children which might well vary from adults. >> reporter: drug companies say they are waiting on more data in adults before starting pediatric trials hoe d hoe d moderna says that they will start by the end of this year. and the american academy of pediatrics writing a letter to the health secretary azar and stephen hahn noting that children can and do spread the virus with more than 587,000 infections in kids in the u.s. alone. about 10 respect about of aof% f all cases. >> and there are actual deaths i

doyle, who stated that there was a number of people concerned about the the location of each chapel and that no service would ever be held in it because it was in the basement of a church. it was an entirely front situation. there were three speakers. kennedy was one of them. taft was the second. senator lehman was the third. one of them was supposed to speak for the catholic faith and one for the protestant faith and one for the jewish faith. all i can say to you, sir, is that i did not clearly indicate -- the invitation with anyone. it was only when i was informed that i was speaking -- and i was invited because i was a service man and i can make prominent catholic family -- i was informed that the chapel, as i have said, has never had a catholic service. it is not an interfaith chapel. and therefore, for me to speak for the catholic faith would have given an erroneous impression. i've been here for 14 years. . was relatively inexperienced is this the best that can be done after 14 years? is this the only incident to be shown? [applause] and this was a private dinner. this was not a p

he will be succeeded by sean doyle.west aims to buff the industry trend of cutting flights by opening up in chicago and reviving its presence in houston. it sets up a clash with united and american as the airline travel demand edges up. southwest left bush international in 2005. coming up, we will discuss the impact on energy markets, china's australian coal ban with tim buckley. this is bloomberg. ♪ hope it doesn't cost too much. i hope my insurance pays for it. can you tell me how much this will be? - [cashier] 67. - sorry. - wait, have you heard about goodrx? goodrx finds free coupons to help you save up to 80% on your prescriptions. - wow, i had no idea. - [announcer] goodrx, stop paying too much for your prescriptions. karina: you are watching daybreak australia. we begin with our top story. hopes of a stimulus in washington are fading. how slim makers told not to it -- house lawmakers told not to expect any move this week. president trump is urging the gop to cut short the supreme court hearings to focus on vaulti

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. >> that's doyle in napa. >> my husband and i just looked at our budget and we could afford to give her $1,000. >> and then there is janelle in redland. he started a go fund me. >> if it makes a difference if she gets help, that's great. you just want babies to be safe. >> it raised $58,000. >> first of all, i want to be able to say thank you to everybody and how much you're going to change my son's life. i could never thank all of you enough. >> and then the reason 7 on your side got involved in the first place. shelby finally got her benefits after our report aired or at least most of the benefits. >> i don't know, it is still all so surreal to me. >> the payments from last spring suddenly popped into her account. the edd tells us we're so very glad to hear this case was cleared up for shelby hughes. we hate to see any claim any clc up. >> no words describe how much peace my heart has right now. >> now, we ask edd what went wrong in this case siting privacy, they didn't answer. i don't care. i'm feeling so good about this and about the bay area. i'm sure you agree. >> absolutely.

and so i was talking recently, for example, with a recent democratic governor of wisconsin, jim doyle. and he essentially said, listen, there are families all over state that are in desperate straits right now because of this president. and he doesn't have a vemessagen terms of turning this around for them. there's not that much time. and as we've been talking about, so many early votes have already been cast, in states like these, especially, it's very difficult for the president to try and change the topic when overwhelmingly, the most important issue for voter after voter after voter in many different kinds of communities, not just the kind of suburban women that we're talking about, that he's specifically targeting, this is the most paterni important issue in every single poll. >> sunil, there are two stories, two threads that i want you to help me weave together. on one hand, you have senate republicans moving away from the president as dr. grier alluded to earlier, because they fear that they will be, as many have said, a bloodbath. and then on the other side, tough biden campai

they have put sean doyle into the job, taking over from alex cruz the move comes as part of several managementes enacted by luis guego as the group struggles with the impact of the pandemic and the slump in travel and the stock price traveling weaker today, as you can see >>> let's move on tos astrazenea which has received phase iii trials with hopes that the british pharma company will be able to provide up to 100,000 doses by the end of the year and the stock price climax positive, about a tenth of a percent positive the british government today will unveil fresh local lockdown measures for england, with liverpool set to see the tightest restrictions. the prime minister will present the latest changes in the commons before giving a press conference in downing street this evening uk communities secretary robert generick defended the curb >> all the number of cases are rising rapidly across the country, there are still huge variations if you go to north norfolk, the latest statistic shows that the number of cases is around 19 if you go to manchester, it's well over 500. so it is right that we

been overseeing a restructuring which had already seen $8000.00 jobs cut he will be replaced by shaun doyle chief executive of irish like area adding gets. over a 1000 workers from milan's entertainment industry held a large protest outside the telly in city's famous cathedral at the weekend over pandemic restrictions hitting this ticked up observing distancing rules as they bang to quitman cases they cold when you regulations to allow them to work more. well talking about coronavirus restrictions the pandemic has forced a major changes in the way companies do business some are profiting from the crisis such as online retailers and delivery services of this are struggling to survive or they're actually on the brink of bankruptcy the same thing goes for u.s. firms in germany the american chamber of commerce in germany did a survey which found that in spring 82 percent of u.s. companies still expected higher turnover in 2020 well by autumn this upbeat outlook has dropped to 22 percent and same thing with investment in spring 58 percent of u.s. firms also wanted to invest war 6 months later it

but the new boss says he will get rid of alex cruz and instead sean doyle will take over.ame group but nonetheless, they are hoping the new man might be able to steer the airline in the right direction amid so airline in the right direction amid so much turbulence for the airline industry right now. thank you, we will see. thank you. more than 1300 arts venues and organisations are to receive money from the government's culture recovery fund, to help them survive the pandemic. grants worth a total of £257 million have been announced; beneficiaries include the cavern club in liverpool and other theatres, museums and ballet companies across england. the funds are intended to help the organisations produce work and keep going until the spring. all pregnant women are being encouraged to take up the offer of a free flu vaccination before the winter. health experts say the jab is even more important than usual because of covid—19. more people have been offered the vaccine this year — anyone over 50 in england is also eligible. twitter has attached a disclaimer to another of pres

and hollie doyle has broken her own british record, for the number of winners ridden in a year by femaleandings because she‘s one place behind her boyfriend, tom markwand. now, just before i go, i wanted to show you a world‘s first. two cliff divers have taken their sport to the extreme by becoming the first people to dive in underground caverns. if you haven‘t got a head for heights, this might not be for you. this is constantin popovici diving into the depths of the salina turda. it‘s one of the oldest salt mines in the world and 120m beneath the ground in north west romania. he was joined by four—time cliff—diving champion rhiannan iffland from australia. the water is so salty, it‘s 70% denser than the sea. that must make the impact with the water even harder than normal. that is all the sport. so dramatic, looked amazing. rather than than me. i would would not want to do it either, but well done to them. yesterday, northern ireland announced the toughest restrictions yet in the uk. the scheduled half term break will be extended by a week and pubs and restaurants will have to shut unl

hopefully shawn doyle, the incoming ceo, has the answers.now airlines really need people to turn left to get more legroom. is that something the airline industry is going to try to get? that's going to be the biggest struggle going forward. we've seen this summer surprisingly solid passenger number turning right. they wanted to connect with destinations, particularly short where they felt safe, but people are very reluctant to go farand safe, but people are very reluctant to go far and wide and businesses are very reluctant to send their executives who would fill those seats turning left. with everything going on. unfortunately for airlines, the highest marginal profit comes from those seats that corporate travellers by. british airways has been a perfect example of that, making more than a billion poundsjust on of that, making more than a billion pounds just on the new yorkjfk route. so you're talking about an incredibly substantial part of the business, which is now dead in the water and they have to revamp how things actually work. you're

but the new boss at iag says, look, he's going to get rid of alex cruz and instead sean doyle will take might be able to steer the airline in the right direction amidst so much turbulence for the airline industry right now. earlier i spoke to the author and poet michael rosen. he is the author of we are going on a bear hunt. you may have a copy at home if you have children. he spoke about spending many weeks in hospital and 48 days in intensive care. i have been talking to him this morning. he has had to learn to walk again, effectively. he told me how thankful he is. unbelievable gratitude. the nhs is a wonder. it is a glory. i go there now, and have been since i left hospital at the end ofjune, i'm going nearly every week for eye procedures, ear, for scans on my chest, so, it's a glory that this thing can save our lives, can look after us, and of course, i'm 74, i was born just before the nhs, but the whole of my conscious lifetime has been in the nhs, and it's a feeling that, it is how a government can act in a loving way, because what it's doing is caring for us, as is said in the c

he has been replaced by sean doyle, who is the boss aer lingus.b is even more important than usual, because of covid—19. more people have been offered the vaccine this year — anyone over 50 in england is also eligible. rugby league star rob burrow was diagnosed with motor neurone disease in december last year. a bbc documentary this week follows the former leeds rhinos player and his family as they raise awareness of the degenerative condition, for which there's currently no cure. sally nugent reports. i've been following rob since the start of the year. in that time, i've discovered that he's all about two things — his family, and his rugby family. rob's parents inspired his love of rugby league. go on, rob. a journey which took him from this field in featherstone, to wembley and old trafford. this year, jeff and irene have helped rob tackle his toughest challenge. rob said recently that rugby has prepared him for the situation that he is in now. would you agree with that? yeah, yeah. it did. but, as a family, you've just got to keep strong. and

campaigndan doyle on 2020 and covid relief legislation. join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. live at 7:00 eastern, friday morning. and be sure to watch washington journal sunday morning with our interview with dr. anthony found fauci. vice president pence making a campaign stop in carter lake, iowa. the event included remarks from ben carson and david young, who is running to reclaim his old house seat in the 2020 elections. [cheering] >> thank you very much. i think i will get rid of this. [laughter] thank you so much. it is wonderful to be here.

he'll be succeeded by sean doyle who returns after two years running aerlingus.ly boss but missed out earlier this year. haslinda: as airlines across the world have most jets grounded, singapore airlines has found a novel way to entice passengers on board. ticks for its pop-up restaurant in a super jumbo sold out in half an hour. i was among the naysayers. i didn't think there'd be demand for it but hey, people were willing to spend 600 sin gmbing h dollars to dine in the suite class. they'll be served lobster thermidor. are you in or out? yvonne: no. i'm out on this one. i mean $600, i could probably go somewhere else and have a nice meal and not get stuck in an airplane. but i guess it goes to show the ways that airlines are doing, what they're going through right now to try to make some money as of course the coronavirus has plagued the industry. you saw qantas selling those carts. my husband wants one of those. those sold out recently. they're coming up with unconventional ways. anyway. we'll leave you on that thought here, about a 600 singh dollar meal on si

but the new boss at iag says, look, he's going to get rid of alex cruz and instead sean doyle will take to announce new lockdown restrictions for specific areas of england, under a new three—tier system. the liverpool city region is expected to face the toughest restrictions with pubs, gyms and bookies closed. the region's mayor says agreement on it has not yet been reached. nhs nightingale hospitals in manchester, harrogate and sunderland have been put on standby to help with the spike in covid cases. students and teachers are set to be given more time to prepare for exams, with most exams taking place three weeks later than usual. let's talk to our education correspondent elaine dunkley. obviously anyone who is expecting to be taking a—levels and gcses next year has been keenly awaiting news on what will happen, so tell us. the government is very keen to avoid the word algorithm. thinking of the summer word algorithm. thinking of the summer when there were exams cancelled, protests about results. there was a man down after the exam regulator process to the max. there was a u—turn with

the year gets better and better for holly doyle who has broken her own british record for the numbernd here is a story that tim may enjoy. a world first cliff dive to the extreme. this is constantine and, wow, disappearing into the depths there at one of the oldest salt mines in the world. that is crazy. 120 metres beneath the ground. the water is so salty, 70% denser than the seed that makes the entry into the seed that makes the entry into the water more painful. but at least you would know you would probably float. that is true. it is like the dead sea. you would feel the salt. but there is a place in wales where you can go zip lining down to the ca nyo ns you can go zip lining down to the canyons and through the caverns. and how they build that little perch that they dived from! do you think tim has become the breakfast action man? he is never worried or hesitant when he is talking. can i just point out that mike is the original action man. that is official. you are like a have a go hero and tim is action man stop you have a go. tim isjust mr cool. you are cool as well. i represe