around 70 percent about ducks a length 3000 ducks should be producing 2500 eggs 2600 when the ducks are well fed. it depends on how much food there is in the fields like science if there isn't enough the number of eggs goes down. so mcduck a salaried high demand. they provide him with substantial extra income customers either come to buy direct role play sold as. 20 percent and i pads and i cover my costs at a 50 percent i make a nice profit. today is the most in day in the bucket in his academic yeah. so much is going to release his students into a new the grow rice field. thank . the ducks are very good now and the 1st few days we needed for 5 people to drive them down. no they only need 10 minutes i timed it the 1st day it took hours. i. now it usually takes them about 20 to 25 minutes to get back in. and there are a lot of doctors. no other farmers allowed ducks into the growing rice we're told here but the ducks will ruin their crop i don't know. he lets the dutch great when the rice is just one month old they are used pest control those. that go. past include snails and if it's ca

collecting the ducks from the field it's duck academy's most difficult lesson 2. lesson 3. the whistle. have to return to the truck at the sound of the whistle. however. getting 3000 students to stop playing is no easy task. the whistle sound is easy to recognize. if it's time to go home or out to the fields. but it takes months of training. i use my voice and i caught a cold and my voice wouldn't work properly but the whistle always sounds the same. to. some people call me crazy yeah blowing my whistle like i'm a soldier that the banks don't understand. but i do. i just do things my way . because so much done so female soon they were the eggs which will give him a regular in. there in the equivalent of their team. they enjoy having fun. and certainly take it a step further. ringback their performance is improving day by day. and the 1st day it took nearly 2 hours to get them out of the truck it was chaos. and made the other 3 improved a lot they have learned to use the ramps and better going around the corner i. know when i need to be gentle when you're training and you ca

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you can use being and duck, duck, go. you don't know what it will be ten years from now but we have a very competitive tech ecosystem and i think we need to let it thrive and grow and continue to solve the problems that we have seen them address and they have put their money in and the research, in helping disadvantaged communities, and helping education community and nobody has been better throughout this pandemic than our tech companies which is why when congress was at 18%, 89% of americans of said thank you, it's helped my life to have this type of technology available. >> host: sarah miller, what in your view would be a solution to the problems you have described? >> one thing that i would note is that it's hard to find defenders of the tech companies who aren't on your payroll. i whirls on a radio so not that long ago with an academic who ended up agreeing with me that facebook never should have been allowed to buy instagram. i think it's common knowledge that these digital markets are extraordinarily consolidated a

and ducked stop i covered my years and closed my eyes and once i ducked down i lost consciousness.s that resembled human beings, or bodies that had crumbled into bones everywhere. rescuers did not arrive after three days so those who could not move and had not received help were hunched or lying on the ground. the testimony of a survivor of the atomic bomb attack in nagasaki. let's return to the memorial event in the city, the rebuilt city. campaigners in nagasaki say they now wish for the establishment of a lasting world peace and the abolition of nuclear weapons. returning 110w of nuclear weapons. returning now to lebanon. another of our correspondents in beirut — carine torbey — says the protestors' anger is directed against the country's entire system. it's very unlikely that what what the prime minister suggested would really be seen as a acceptable proposal for the masses. i mean, what people are angry about is notjust, you know, the specific government. it is what they call the "regime". the regime has to do with the group of sectarian and long—time entrenched political lead

i covered my ea rs downstairs and ducked.ed my eyes and the moment i ducked down i lost consciousness. in the current ruins of their worships of that assembled human beings. rescuers haven't arrived after three days, so those who couldn't leave due to serious injuries were severe burns and haven't receive help or hunched, lying on the ground. maika nakao is a historian at nagasaki university. she joins us from vienna. tell us about the commemorations on the 75th anniversary in nagasaki.|j couldn't attend the commemoration event physically today but i watched it online. because of covid, the celebration was much smaller than normal —— commemoration. it is very meaningfulfor the normal —— commemoration. it is very meaningful for the survivors and the people in nagasaki. in terms of what people in nagasaki. in terms of what people feel they are now, how much anti—american sentiment is there in nagasaki, if any? in my opinion, i feel many people are not so much feeling hostility towards the us, people don't have that kind of feel

we posted a twitter poll asking if you wanted more duck or less duck, and more duck won in a landslidef you are wondering what would happen this time had "other" won, you would have been treated to a friendship between the sea captain and a street artist's drawing of my wife from when she was kid >> hello, little girl! >> wait, what is this? >> a bit that's gone on too long >> seth: but the duck won, so expect to hear a good deal more from him hey, how was your weekend? >> eh, not great a lady in the park yelled at me for not wearing a mask and i was like, "excuse me, you have ever tried getting one of those over a bill? look, it's a stressful time, but let's try to be nice, okay >> seth: well, that's good advice >> not to mention, i went to dinner the other night and geget this, duduring the eÉ i said, "d"does anyone know if these pellets are gluten-free? and everybody looked at me like i was crazy. it's like, oh, i'm sorry, i happen to have a very delicate system, okay quack. >> oh, this guy is brutal. >> seth: and speaking of brutal, double-team segue. the president announced a bunc

park duck pond and is always trying to talk to you about his problems >> yeah, being a duck is hard.are always throwing bread crumbs at me, and it's like, yeah, i'm actually trying to lose weight, okay quack. >> seth: so just be grateful giant lobster won because while many of you hate the sea captain, all of you would have despised the duck. >> how do you like me now? >> seth: and hey, speaking of the opposite of winning -- >> reverse segue >> seth: as our urgent national health crisis continues to deepen with no end in sight, the president has been calling into friendly tv shows to promise it will magically go away senate republicans have been holding hearings on a made-up conspiracy theory about the russia investigation for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ >> seth: earlier this week, we found out that our criminal president, who, let's remember, already benefited from two criminal conspiracies to interfere in the 2016 election, got impeached for trying to orchestrate another one in the 2020 election, and is currently trying to disrupt the election by lying about mail

joining me "duck dynasty" start phil robertson.you feel about religion playing such a role in presidential politics? >> if you look at it logically. you have got the devil on one hand, you have got jesus on the other. those two forces are coming together. if you punch the wrong button and go with the wrong person. jesus peace of mind, karl mark* and his terrorists, hell on earth. brian: you were a slow convert to the trump presidency. >> i met with him three times since he was running. the second time via telephone. and we talked it over. three times i met with him, kilmeade, this was at the center of our discussion. i pointed him to jesus. we talked spiritual matters all three times. brian: tell me about your new book. >> well, it's a glimpse at god's king jesus. he came down and did what man made governments can't do. he removed our sins. he guaranteed we would be raised from the dead. [inaudible] love, peace, faith, kindness, goodness, gentleness, self-control. i'm trying to help our neighbors. my neighbor. to be like jesus. bri

interlocutor miles harvey is author of moby duck, the true story of basketball players, new york times notable book, john kenneth gilbert award for nonfiction and the wilson literary science writing award. the second book was published by w morton early next month. both these men graduated from the nsa program university of michigan a few blocks away from the bookstore. otherwise i would appreciate it. if you wouldn't mind putting your virtual zoom reactions together, thank you. >> good to see you. un msa program, poetry, probably why your book is longer than mine and we both teach nonfiction in chicago and detroit. it is really nice, guy wants to be clear that this is miles harvey's event, he is sharing the stage with me. i will get ahead of you with your reading, the antihero of the book who you will tell us about tonight is getting crowned king and you write somehow the king managed to convince the 235 lonely souls gathered in the tabernacle that his paper crown was a royal diadem, homes with occult energies with red robe stitched together by ladies of the church, and developed him

he currently teached at depaul university, and his e conversation partner is the author of moby duck, the true store -- [inaudible] john kenneth galbraith award. his second book, the inner coast, was published by w.w. norton early last month. and i think a lot of us already know this, but both oaf these men graduated from the msa program at the university of michigan. just a few blocks away from the bookstore, so i wanted to kind of share that tidbit for those who maybe aren't familiar with that. otherwise, i would appreciate it if you wouldn't mind putting your virtual zoom reactions together for tonight's first reader. harvey, thank you. >> all right. hey, miles. >> hey donovan, good to see you. >> yeah. your msa program was fiction, mine was poetry, which is probably why your book is longer than mine. and also we both teach nonfiction. it's really nice seeing you here in the zoom space. and i want to be clear to everyone that this is miles' event. he kindly is sharing the stage with me. it's actually, i'm going to get ahead of you with your reading and quote from your book when the

of course there's more to be found here then ducks and swans indoors there are all kinds of local fish so that sturgeon. and that one over there what's that. that's a green and behind it is a pike perch. tell us why visitors to the region should come here to the museum. they haven't seen it's all about the net there i can learn more about the nature here in the lake district and move. will push there. in the garden i meet biologists. of course there's more to be found here then ducks and swans indoors there are all kinds of local fish so that sturgeon. and that one over there what's that. that's in the green and behind it is a pike perch. almost inhuman tell us why visitors to the region should come here to the museum. the other team is all about the natural environment in the region especially the flora and fauna of the mecklenburg make district. are lots of fish of course. here you can learn about the ecology of the local lakes and rivers or. many other plants and animals and if you come here 1st then you'll know what you're looking at or what to look out for when you're out explorin

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i felt this was something terrible so i ran downstairs and ducked.d once i ducked down i lost consciousness. in the burnt ruins there were shapes that resembled human beings, or bodies that had crumbled into bones everywhere. rescuers did not arrive after three days so those who could not move due to injuries or burns and had not received help were hunched or lying on the ground. the coronavirus death toll in brazil has reached 100,000 — on the same day that the country registered a total of three million cases. it's the worst—hit country after the united states, and there's no sign of the virus slowing down. gail maclellan reports. grief. as south america's largest country passes 100,000 deaths due to coronavirus. infections have reached the 3 million mark. experts say the official figures million mark. experts say the officialfigures are most likely an undercount and they estimate the total number could be up to six times higher due to insufficient testing. translation: this dramatic situation is not just translation: this dramatic situation is not

well business doesn't i can't believe that mr donald duck this we had a dress came to the spot but look for yourself. well this election campaigns kicked off the real with the democratic party staking its claim on the white house joe biden has accepted the nomination for the presidency after this week's a 4 day virtual convention his speech to the party and the electorate was the most important of his long political life former rivals are valid behind him and there was just a smattering of show business come to the 4th night the final night of the virtual democratic national convention rolled out a show of unity and support for the party's presidential candidates a place where former rivals for the nominations praised joe biden's leadership and compassion and democrats have filled the choice in november as one between biden's empathy and donald trump bullying and chaos at a time of twin health and economic crises primary against joe biden this is a life changing the election this will determine what america is going to look like for a long long time character is on the ballot compassion

well business does i don't know i can't believe that mr donald duck with this weird address came to the spot look for yourself. will be your selection campaigns kicked off the real with the democratic party staking its claim on the white house joe biden has accepted the nomination for the presidency after this week's a 4 day virtual convention speech to the posse and the electorate was the most important of his long political life former rivals are valid behind him and there was just a smattering of show business. welcome to the 4th night the final night of the virtual democratic national convention rolled out a show of unity and support for the party's presidential candidates a place where former rivals for the nominations praised joe biden's leadership and compassion and democrats have filled the choice in november as one between biden's empathy and donald trump bullying and chaos at a time of twin health and economic crises primary against joe biden this is a life changing election this will determine what america is going to look like for a long long time. character is on the ballot

i felt this was something terrible so i ran downstairs and ducked. eyes and once i ducked down i lost consciousness. in the burnt ruins there were shapes that resembled human beings, or bodies that had crumbled into bones everywhere. rescuers did not arrive after three days so those who could not move and had not received help were hunched or lying on the ground. let's get some of the day's other news. activists in brazil have released a 100,000 balloons in tribute to the people who have died of the coronavirus. brazilians are protesting against the way the president jair bolsonaro has handled the crisis. he has consistently played down the impact of the virus. two health ministers have resigned in protest. brazil now has the second highest death toll in the world, after the united states. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, has angrily condemned a wave of street protests by his opponents, saying they were aiming to trample on democracy. for weeks, thousands of israelis have been staging protests calling for mr netanyahu's resignation. they'

i felt this was something terrible so i ran downstairs and ducked.n the burnt ruins there were shapes that resembled human beings or bodies that had crumbled into bones everywhere. rescuers hadn't arrived after three days, so those who couldn't move due to serious injuries or severe burns and hadn't received help were hunched or lying on the ground. maika nakao is a historian at nagasaki university. she explained more about the significance of today's commemorations. i couldn't attend the commemoration even physically today, although i watched it online. because of the covid situation, the ceremony was different from last year's. it was much smaller than normal and many people couldn't attend the event. however, some messages are very strong and positive and it is very meaningful for the survivors and the people in nagasaki. in terms of what people feel there now, how much anti—american sentiment is there in nagasaki, if any? in my opinion, i feel many people are not so much feel hostility against the us, so people don't have that kind of feeling, bu

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i felt this was something terrible so i ran downstairs and ducked. and the moment i ducked down i lost consciousness. in the burnt ruins there were shapes that resembled human beings or bodies that had crumbled into bones everywhere. rescuers hadn't arrived after three days, so those who couldn't move due to serious injuries or severe burns and hadn't received help were hunched or lying on the ground. emily charles is the curator at the imperial war museum. she joins us from everton in bedfordshire. you listen to his memories of that day. three days before any medical support came, the sheer numbers of dead, did anyone know, do you think, how devastating these atomic bombs we re how devastating these atomic bombs were going to be? i think before the drone was popped on hiroshima, it was hard to understand the scale of damage that would be caused by this act, but we need to remember that nagasaki was carried out in light of hiroshima. yes, it was a short time after the bombing but the world were still reeling from the horror of the bombing of hiroshim

hey seth, do you know what ducks use instead of ipads >> seth: what's that, ira?oh boy. >> oh, okay, so ira can't make jokes. good to know, very helpful >> seth: also, our beloved sea captain is celebrating the results of last week's poll where we asked, "do you enjoy the sea captain during this difficult time?" and "yes, he's a nice addition" beat "no, i hate fun" in a landslide. now, this time there was not a third option called "other" but a lot of you have asked what would have happened if there had been and if in that scenario, other had won? well, in that case, we would have introduced a new character, the sexy mermaid with the unsexy voice. >> well, hello there >> very pleased to meet you. >> hi, hot stuff >> any you fellas want to take a dip? >> uh -- >> no, thank you >> i'm okay. don't love the water >> seth: and speaking of bummers? >> lazy segue. >> seth: president trump and the republican party are in lockstep behind a plan to dismantle the post office that is both an assault on democracy and the culmination of a decades-long movement to privatize one

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to be so ugly, and she would occasionally say that in the whole family, there were really no ugly duckings, and i was the exception. but she was a very lovely person with a great sense of duty and responsibility and so i think i adored my mother, but rather like a distant and beautiful thing that i couldn't possibly get close to. >> in your mother's day, did women have a knowledge of childcare and child guidance as they do today? >> not in the modern way, but my mother had a great deal of knowledge of what she wanted for my education. she was really responsible for the fact that i was sent abroad at 15 to school even though she had been dead for many years. here is i had just come home one. from europe, and this is my husband's uncle, it was a dutch name. it was up near barrett town, new york, and they were all playing games and i didn't know how to play any game. i was a very unathletic person, but i could watch very appreciatively, and i thanked my husband for showing off. oh, this one, this one was on the beach on an island across from where our host was. it looked straight out across t

at this roast duck restaurant in beijing servers have an unusual request for diners order less food. eateries like chicken judah are at the forefront of china's new battle against wasting food china is nothing future it is now the concerns over wastage have grown and the cove in $1000.00 and after heavy summer flooding destroyed crops in southern china. i'm a little worried about the food supply issue after the pentagon had natural disasters like floods we're lucky to have enough food and we shouldn't waste it. if we don't have enough food then we should reduce food wastage even more. i think i'm very supportive of the government call. it what. china's catering industry waste up to $18000000.00 tonnes of food each year that's enough to feed $50000000.00 people. chinese president xi jinping has called the ways to change ball and urge citizens to be frugal. diners are happy to he'd call and take their leftover doc to go. or let's take a look now at some of the other global business stories making headlines. chile's g.d.p. tumbled more than 14 percent in the 2nd quarter compared to a ye

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consistent hearing that the big ace is down to one of our eyes and wants to vaccinate most of the ducks in a everybody and the german government is happening to do that so we see a wide variety of people who have concerns about their their parents who are concerned about the restrictions in place because their parents are lonely happen so frightening and far right writing stream magazines and proof to our under off invasion by real currency i saw someone from the compact magazine who's been under observation by the authorities for it's inappropriate and revisionist messages so you can see this is really all also people attending this rally are definitely what we can say to sum up is they don't trust the government they don't trust the government measures and they don't trust the media they don't trust the media. plenty of 115 thank you for that in a stay safe of course. take a look now at some of the other coronavirus related developments the number of deaths in mexico has surged past 46000 it's now poised to overtake britain as the country with the 3rd highest death toll behind brazil

have been demonstrations calling for a year or resignation of the president when will look like a duck and i saw calling for a year. reversion of the election results or during the parliamentary elections in in there may in march and april of this year so the situation is. very tense right now because there is a mediation by the economic community of west african states that has been ongoing for 2 months and there doesn't seem to be agreement between the rest african origin or organization the government and the main movement calling for the resignation of president and when we're going to get there which is a move of the year trying to are and it is even more critical because during the demonstrations of the 11th and 12th of july at least 11 people were killed by the security forces and hundreds were injured and that is still a contentious issue as i speak. right now you might call ask. called for setting up a government of national unity but the protest movement rejected it what's the way forward then. i think there needs to be a continued battle between the government and the moveme

china says its troops did not cross the disputed border with india in the original flood duck the dinar comes after neighboring india accused beijing of provocative military movements in the area in 2 countries have been in talks since june when dozens of indian troops were killed in hand to hand fighting with their chinese counterparts on the frontier. embattled spiller russian president alexander lukashenko and his high ranking officials are barred from entering estonia latvia and lithuania the baltic states blacklisting comes in response to the hussein because crackdown on pro-democracy demonstrators in the wake of disputed elections more than 100 people were arrested during protests on sunday. police in the u.s. city of portland have launched a homicide investigation after a man apparently associated with a. group was shot dead fighting broke out as hundreds from supporters drove through the city the president and his democratic opponent joe biden blame each other for escalating violence. lebanon's prime minister designate hast promised to reform the country just hours after his app

including the targets of the attack lebanon's former prime minister rafik hariri it was an assassination duck transformed lebannon removing an influential sunni muslim leader and allowing shiite forces led by the medicine group hizbollah to come to dominate lebanese political life now over 15 years later it guilty verdict in connection with the killings but they feel finds mr i am guilty beyond reasonable doubt as a copay patricia. the intentional homicide of this directly career. the same evidence also establishes beyond reasonable doubt his knowledge and he's intention to commit the intentional homicide of 21 other people the ruling was handed down by a un backed tribunals in the netherlands set up to try those suspected of involvement in the 2005 attack the judges found there was enough evidence to show. helped carry out the bombing he has never been arrested and was tried in absentia 3 other defendants were acquitted. among those present to hear the verdict rafik hariri son sads hariri. your role today because of the special tribunal for lebanon for the 1st time in the history of politica

i can't believe that mr donald duck with this weird address came to the spot look for yourself. and you might say you have all. the district of once to fight the coronavirus by making more random inspections now but their resources are limited explains the name. we can only do so much that we have just under 50 employees they walk in shifts 7 days a week but we can't do more than just surprise checks. on the inspectors come check every bar but their presence might remind people of just how serious the situation has become in the end things can only improve if guess show more responsibility. so news from washington now where the national zoo has announced the birth of a panda cub zoo's doff say the 22 year old giant panda may jang is off to a good start and is nursing and cuddling uist and cutest resident but so far they haven't announced the baby pandas name. a quick recap now about top story russian opposition leader alexina valmy is involved in for emergency medical treatment doctors that's a shot at taking a clinic expect his ambulance arrives from the airport any moment now

i can't believe that mr donald duck with this weird address came to the spa look for yourself so. you have all. the district of the limits of one stupid fight the coronavirus by making more random inspection it's no but there bring sources are limited explains them then. we can only do so much that we have just under 50 employees they walk in shifts 7 days a week but we can't do more than just surprised checks. on the inspectors come check every bar but their presence might remind people of just how serious the situation has become in the end things can only improve if gas show more responsibility. all right let's change gears now and go to sports spanish soccer side seville have won a record 6 europa league title with a thrilling when i've eaten into milan superstar who drew a foul in the penalty area in the 1st 5 minutes and knocked the ball in from the penalty spot looked to young of severe responded minutes later with the 1st of 2 perfectly placed headers and sylvia took the lead it was a tot to the finish but sylvia won it 32. let's get a recap now of the top story we're foll

chelsea an online food delivery joints germany's top listed companies what's that tell us about the ducks much of it is being made of delivery here is entrance into the tax today in part because of who it's replacing. highway and battles company wire card but it is very important for the docs and it's very important for germany as a business location because one of the big trends and one of the big fears in germany is that the country has really fallen behind in terms of generalization and in terms of the digital economy so the dax is really filled with these old stalwarts of german business the companies that have been around for 100 years company like buyers are really old conservative traditional german companies and germany just hasn't had the same level of. tech growth as the u.s. or asia so the docs for example is now worth much less than apple which is worth 2 trillion dollars now so this is being seen as a sign of potential growth of the german digital economy so so this is giving the dax a real boost also an image boost the delivery hero so close sales to make a profit shareholde

duck and yes yes i am a student. that i'm universities position is clear if it catches one of these protests or if you're charged even if someone just recognizes you had one of these protests to throw you out immediately. just. would filming him waiting in line to sign a petition be enough to get him in trouble with his university would should we stop filming. he told us he'd had enough of being afraid to phrase you hear time and time again in the streets right now. this weekend's demonstrations will show with alexander lucas sinkers of a world of threat still hold their power after a quarter of a century in office. shia muslims around the world are marking it's the highlight of a holy month and marks the death in battle of prophet muhammad's grandson in mom hussein and usually huge crowds of pilgrims gather in the holy city of karbala in iraq it's a different story this year. though it might look like an airport but the security gates the checking fees are not much more checks and the people here in kabul that are o

peace again geo that's due to fly alexina family out of russia earlier he speculated about why they ducked and said change their minds it was a combination of many and several things and started obvious yes there was a great support but when angela merkel and mark my craw gave support saying that they would offer their treatments to france and germany and then also the speaker of the kremlin. said yesterday that they are concerned about the well being of every russian citizen and obviously they would support the. valiant another country if if this relatives believe that the hospital could be good for him so basically one of the things that happened today was so holds the kremlin accountable for what it promised yesterday and to make sure to convince a doctor says that he's able to fly we are working the schedule right now we want to fly as quick as possible obviously we need some permissions medical perper a sions so we know since about an hour that is actually our struggle and fight has been successful. so it will happen probably in the next 12 hours or the russian u. turn came just hours

after a one a spectacular strike the other happened with then followed by a goal from role that levon ducked the lights on in the match in the 2nd half he is now on 55 goals in all competitions this season he's also 2 goals away from equalling the record for goals in the calland champions league season no christiane over now though has indonesia goals away from making it to 72 let's not shoot them are now the simple tension they achieve that by munich all the standing favorites going into sunday final against our essential man who never played in a final they have the quality though as well and it's not with the line that name on them but the hand in dispense with mocking the often the argos silva you can't really speak to thought caused by and given the manner of victories in the competition not only with boss lerner and leon here in portugal also the way they comfortably got by chelsea early in the competition. and you may enlist and you're watching to the 1000000 new fly from berlin on nickel fairly for all the latest headlines remember you can always check out our website d.w. dot com or

i can't believe that mr donald duck this we had address came to the spa look for yourself. the district of wants to fight the coronavirus by making more random inspections now but they're bring civil society limited explains them then. we can only do so much that we have just under 50 employees they walk in shifts 7 days a week but we can't do more than just surprised checks. on the inspectors come check everybody but their presence might remind people of just how serious the situation has become in the end things can only improve if i guess show more responsibility. here's a look at some of the other developments in the current virus pandemic the amount of covered $900.00 cases worldwide is nearly $23000000.00 with the total amount of deaths reaching almost 800000 this according to the johns hopkins university in the united states south korea said it will roll out tougher social distancing guidelines to curb the spread of coronavirus nationwide as it battles a new outbreak of the disease spreading from the capital seoul and travelers from germany arriving in la via and lit

gillian: so, you know, if it looks like a duck, walks like a duck and acts like a duck, 99% of the timeis a duck. but it bears questioning. how confident are we that this was a poisoning by the hands of russian government operatives? can you point to like specific evidence? >> well, so, it's designed so you can't point to specific evidence. and it's particularly designed that way for the purpose that putin can do these things to his enemies and he can talk out of one side of his mouth saying to all of his enemies, this is what will happen to you. and out of the other side of his mouth saying there's no proof that i've done anything. just look at the facts. alexand alexander, a spy who had plutonium, and a high court determined it was done by the russians probably at the direction of putin, and in the summer of 2018, a man and his daughter were poisoned and they said it was russian military intelligence. another political operative, opposition candidate was poisoned device in moscow. the anti-russian, the ukrainian president, was poisoned by dioxin. it's on and on and on, and they come u

i can't believe that mr donald duck this we had a day. yes came to the spot but look for yourself so it's. on your mind so you have all. the district of the limiter ones to fight the coronavirus by making more random inspections now but their resources are limited explains them that. we can only do so much that we have just under 50 employees they walk in shifts 7 days a week but we can't do more than just surprised checks. on the inspectors come check everybody but their presence might remind people of just how serious the situation has become in the end things can only improve if gas show more responsibility. let's get a recap now of the top story we're following for you this hour russian opposition leader alexei no farming is expected shortly to infer the full medical treatment is plane took off from the city of skin siberia where he'd been hospitalized following a suspected poisoning. don't forget you can always 50 w. news on the go just download our apps for google play it all from the app store so it gives you access to all the late