long hours at difficult task in support of our fight, and for our party's candidates, i extend an earnest call to join us for longer hours and harder work and even greater devotion to this cause. [applause] i call on you to bring into this effort, your neighbors next door, this is not a job for any one of us, or for just a few of us. it will take the best of all of us. since this morning, i have had helpful and heartwarming talks with senator taft. [applause] governor warren. [applause] and governor stafford. [applause] i wanted them to know as i want you now to know that in the hard fight ahead, we will work together to promote the principles and aims of our party. i was strengthened and heartened by the agreements to support this cause to the utmost. their cooperation means, their cooperation means that the republican party will unitedly move forward to a sweeping victory. we are now at a moment in history when under god, this nation of ours has become the mightiest temple of power and the mightiest spiritual force on earth. the destiny of mankind, a world fit for our children, hangs in

young earnest rutherford. he had probably fully identified alpha beta gamma radiation. he had fund for proton and with the dales needles bore, which we've seen this side, sitting to the right with rutherford next to him. the two of them had worked out a model of atomic structure, which we have in the next slide. a model of atomic structure where tiny negative re-charged electrons orbited a positively charged nucleus. and a contemporary famously compare this vision of the nucleus within the adam to that of a fly within a cathedral. now rutherford, who in his career with train 12 nobel laureates, he had long suspected the existence of the neutron but he had delegated the work to chadwick. and prompted by some results published by the french has been a wife team, we see it in this fight here. the daughter of mary carey. prompted by some of those. chadwick tackle the problem with increased figure in 1932 and applying the classic sealing wax and string principles of the cavendish to make his equipment the simplest and the cheapest fit for the purpose, we know that chadwick v

in earnest and in good faith to work with us on this recovery package. i am encouraging them to please come back and let sit down and see a strong vote tomorrow but we know we need to help provide relief. there are ongoing struggles and we need to be there for our constituents. >> kids, jobs, healthcare and this is what they reckon people want to address right now. unfortunately it is the party of government and the democrats that many of whom would embrace that banner at the national level and the party of government that is not allowing government to work during this time during national emergency and they are doing it unfortunately to advance a political agenda. i think it is a miscalculated political agenda. i think serving the needs of boots on the grounds of americans is the best policy and political force right now so i would urge my colleagues on the other side of the aisle to come together as republicans and be supportive of this legislation that will be voting on this week. i like so many of my colleagues spent last month traveling around my st

power for some schools these communication these collaborations going to really bring about some earnest songs in some schools but signed with it and on it on a hopeful note that professor fernando reamers thank you so much for speaking with us because i prefer thank you very much for having me time now to answer one of your questions about the koran a virus over to our science correspondent eric williams. how do you decide which parts of the population get vaccinated 1st. there's a lot of worry in both the national and international levels that when a vaccine does become available it won't be distributed to the people who need it most on an equitable basis but who does need it the most well lawmakers are already coming up with lists of of who should be at the front of the line and with some variations that's what health authorities around the world will hopefully carry through on in assuming that politicians are able to grasp the idea that this is a global issue that won't be solved by that scene nationalism which is a big if but supplies will also be limited initially at least so there

the fight begins in earnest when senators return to washington later today. the big question is whether or not they should be delayed. whether or not the nomination fight to go and vote after the november election. we're just 43 days after election. typically it takes two to three months to get through a nomination. they said let the people decide. now things are different because the republicans control the senate and white house. back then a democrat was in the white house. nevertheless, some republicans say they don't want to step away from that position that they voiced back in 2016. one of those republicans, lisa murkowski announced yesterday that she thinks that this nomination should be punted until after november. susan collins in a difficult re-election race said the same thing over the weekend. they need four republicans. publicly a number of them including mitt romney and chuck grassley have not told me either way. they said in late july it would make sense to wait until after the election. he would favor punting on this. he is not saying that's st

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and earnest hemmingway was very upset. friends with od one of the veterans.ulance se, was an driver in italy during world war i. e had fond memories and would work with the veterans on their day off in key west where he lived at sloppy joe's bar. he was one of the first people to be on the scene after the to save anybody that they could and the scene begshe saw when he arrived the description, he was absolutely mortified and he an i am passionate he is at in a communist newspaper the time calls the masses, a magazine. he didn't say, but heavily government ut the and the railway service and the weather bureau were to blame for literally leaving these veterans death.face that was the labor day hurricane of 1935. >> we have about 10 minutes left our hour with you. your book has a chart of most hurricanes and the names are all very familiar to people, hurricane katrina at category list three and we're celebrating the 15th anniversary of that storm. i want to talk to you about that. i do, you have dollar damage estimates, but you talk to t how hard it is calculate

as many students from college aged to kindergarten start classes in earnest following labor day and alarmingnew report adds to the concern among top doctors about covid cases among children according to the american academy of pediatrics and the children's hospital association, covid cases among children shot up more than 17% between august 13th and 27th with more than 70,000 new child cases in that time span across the u.s., we know that there have been numerous outbreaks on those college campuses leading to hundreds of cases on even individual campuses so i think that this is really in the context of kids acting a little bit less safe and as well as other college campuses and the k to 12 opening video obtained by cnn shows a large outdoor gathering at penn state university recently. >>many students, not wearing masks or distancing. it prompted a stern warning from the university's president bluntly asking students quote do you want to be the person responsible for sending everyone home right now. >>the key. >>the penn state staying open is the behavior of every single one of us at ohio sta

you must proceed in earnest or give the business up. what's that mean? go ahead, gabe. >> [ inaudible ]. >> you need to send the whole army. this is full-blown war. this is not a little rebellion. if you're not going to commit the entire empire, don't bother. this is wildly out of control. and then you go back to that quote, the rampage militaire has swept the continent. there's another guy richard montgomery. he's in new york city. we've got philadelphia, we've got boston, we've got new york city. and this is what richard montgomery says about bunker hill. he says, see what the enthusiasm of liberty is capable of doing. enthusiasm, tremendous anger, okay? he says, every friend of old england wishes this contest speedily concluded. if it lasts many months, she's done with us forever. what's that last part of the line mean? every friend of old england wishes this contest ended. if it lasts many months she's done with us forever. what's that mean? what is he saying here? go ahead. >> that everyone who is a supporter of england wants this to be over fast. i

the surrender ceremony aboard the misery of 1945 general douglas mcarthur said it's my earnest hope indeed the hope of all mankind that from the salon occasion a better world show a merge out of the blood and carnage of the past. a world founded upon faith and understanding. a world dedicated to dignity of man and the fulfillment of his most cherished wish for freedom, tolerance, and justice. in a world still struggling to achieve peace and understanding herein lies history and the power of our sacred memorials. these places aren't merely reminders of those deeds, of the men and women who fought and struggled and ultimately were victorious. they remind us that extraordinary things can come from people with otherwise ordinary lives. they help us understand the monumental trials and sacrifices that have shaped our nation, our government and our society. and they remind us not only of what we can achieve when we work together as a nation but also the work that remains to be done. national park service is proud to steward the memorial and the legacy. we know that will be here every day of ever

through all of that you've been earnest and forthright. you know, you've always been concerned with respect to -- and from my vantage point, always been committed to leading in the way that making sure we're doing right by the public, and you know, committed to kind of good governance along the way, and i very much appreciated that from having networked with you for a couple of years. i of course want to wish you the very best in your future endeavours, and i will echo others in saying we will certainly miss you and we will need to -- we will definitely need help from the next person up to keep that progress going. so thanks very much. >> thank you. >> thank you, director. i see another speaker. >> yes, i wanted to reiterate what the other directors have said. as the newest person to be a director in this group, i've had the least amount of time to collaborate and work with you, which i regret. i very much enjoyed meeting you and getting to know the operation on our tour and seeing the balance sheet and, you know, real estate people and fi

again, have to sniff out some bad quarter withs before they start really selling these things in earnesta possibility. right now earnings are fantastic, and it's easy to keep believing this idea that growth can go on, you know, just forever in a lot of these stocks. we've seen zoom quadruple sales, you know, perhaps they could keep doing that. but you also have to remember that a lot of the time they just stop going up. i think that was also the case in 2000. you can look back and say that this was, that, you know, there were earnings problems or whatever. we had our famous cover calling it. but really it just comes down to investor, they stop believing. and then the market starts coming down. jack: so you in your story point out that a short-term investor should have -- or speculator really -- should have a very different strategy than a long-term investor in this environment. can you explain that for viewers? >> sure. i mean, i think if you're someone who's trying to capture the next move in the market that we're getting to a point where buying these high-flying tech stocks is going to

and ight, w t dress th i not controversial that i got a flu shot and i got some really earnest responses, dr. patel, from people who were spreading myths about the flu shot and i just want to clear this up with you today. so one of the first myths that someone came to me is that, i've seen this research online that shows that flu shots somehow make you more susceptible to covid-19. >> they are two different viruses and the flu vaccine is specifically formulated to protect you against the seasonal flu. that doesn't even make sense. it makes me believe that the conspiracy theorists are out there. not true. >> what also happens is there's a kernel of truth. >> that was my midday co-anchor talking to dr. alok patel. but right now, dr. amish joins us. johns hopkins university for health security. thanks for taking the time today. >> thank you for having me. >> it's been six months since the w.h.o. declared a covid pandemic. where do we stand now? >> we really have a hodgepodge of different policies and levels of control around the world and across the united states. but areas where you see th

30000000 lives in asia from targeted masculine such as in china fighting and occupation by peter earnest japanese forces at its peak japan controlled territory from eastern china to most of southeast asia but with it came suffering in the local populations and death however there were also those who were forced to work for imperial japanese forces such as the protagonist of our next report. for 95 year old lee had gray memories fade slowly during world war 2 the south korean national fought for the japanese army afterwards he was convicted of war crimes and sentenced to 20 years in prison and his home near tokyo the horrors of the time continue to haunt him. i was going to go back to career but i couldn't because there was so much negative sentiment there i just couldn't live there. i had no choice but to settle down in japan and live a difficult life here go. to iran or what road to hoe to the. night hundreds of thousands of koreans we had gray was conscripted by the occupying japanese army he was put to work building what became known as the death railway a strategically important line

take the side of the hyundai ariens here also because the migrants most of the migrants had this earnest drive to go to germany and contribute to society and i remember thinking in my head back then please germany please help them let them work show them that they can be part of the society and not let them be in a camp for years without doing anything and destroy this motivation ok so hungry when you were there at that moment they open the borders and allow them to leave to head for germany later on they would close their borders they would take a very different approach for example to germany which kept the borders open and how would you analyze hungary's strategy in retrospect back then you know we knew the prime minister of hungary was on a 3rd tarion path and a different path from france and germany but everybody sort of thought that he would turn around that the pressure from the big countries in the e.u. would turn around that has not happened what went down 5 years ago in 2015 is still one of the tough finding moments for the discord for the east west divide that we still have in

ed, what have we learned when biden will begin campaigning in earnest? pennsylvania next week, and north carolina soon, and the travel comes at a blockbuster fund-raising month. biden and the democratic national committee raised a combined 364.5 million in august, a i asked biden know today how he plans to spend that money. he said he'll spend most of it responding to what high calls the president's lies. norah. >> o'donnell: all right, ed o'keefe, thank you. tonight, joe biden's campaign is accusing russia of false and scurrilous attacks on biden's health and pointing a finger directly at president trump, who they accused of keeping secret a u.s. intelligence report that reveals the plot. here's cbs' jeff pegues. >> reporter: tonight, d.h.s. is pushing back against claims it buried an intelligence bulletin warning the russians were targeting joe biden. werejuly document said there was a russian scheme to promote allegations about the poor mental health of biden, of which there is no proof. but it was never sent. in an e-mail obtained by abc news, acting

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despite its earnest... earnings having surged by a mere 25% to 13.73 billion.hey have invested a lot of money in they have invested a lot of money in the uk over many years. clearly the pressure on amazon is growing. the treasury has indicated that it's considering an online sales tax to address the imbalance between fast—growing online retailers like amazon and the struggling high street. how big a debate is there in germany about this? it is a valley doing a very similar debate. also the european commission is trying to interfere with that. although they cannot very much interfere on tax issues. of course there is also the question about the high streets now coronavirus people tend to say much more home doing online shopping for some at the same time they all crave our high streets was that we crave going out and having no shops and just having a coffee and then going into nice places. the idea of maybe putting a levy on sales, online sales might be a good run but then again, you are taking the money away from the very consumer. of course. talking about onlin

by fever will weather but the trees will likely continue to burn until the autumn rains begin in earnest weeks from now robert oulds al-jazeera has to cater oregon the number of people affected by floods in sudan has risen to more than 650000 tens of thousands of homes have been damaged by the unprecedented rise of the knowledge river and its waters recede residents are struggling to clean up and make repairs and borgen reports from hard to. this is what the inside of of the lot his house looks like now weeks of flooding has damaged or destroyed much of what he has he says he's got no way of training the water out hiring a water pump is costly and he's lost too much already but he says moving elsewhere after the floods is not an option. my house is about 3 kilometers away from the dial and i've lived here for a number of years. getting a plot to move elsewhere is costly with today's economy and me and my family can't afford it so i'll drain the water and hope this doesn't happen again next year. the lost his home is one of dozens that have been damaged in his village of in the southern p

given the numbers and more problematically for him we're starting to see white collar layoffs in earnest we're talking about some of the biggest spenders in the economy in the past 48 hours we've seen dell technology citi group which actually said that it would lay off people in 2020 which is already it would which came through and backed down on that commitment we've seen raytheon announced 15000 layoffs so these are their big names and it's going to start affecting the trajectory of the economy we saw retail sales continue to grow in august but came in much weaker than what economists had been expecting and you're starting to see some of the evidence of the stimulus spending the government transferred dollars coming off of their june peaks you know but i wanted to hit on something mentioned in the 1st question there because the fed actually is pretty happy with this improved housing economy it seems is this something we can expect to see even more of or sadly you have to wonder are we heading towards a housing crisis when that boom happens when the economy's not that great. well i thin

resolution is however the chronic long standing challenge inherent in implementation and serious and earnest. implementation thereof and of the provisions of these has remained an insurmountable obstacle to moving forward educating the desire to progress the state of kuwait or in supporting the efforts of the international community to responded to this pandemic has contributed $290000000.00 stressing her commitment to cooperate in support of international efforts to accelerate the process of manufacturing the vaccine and making it equitably available for the countries most in need. co it also announced its readiness to host critical cases of you and personnel infected with a covered 19 virus while working in the field in central and west asia to receive medical care in kuwaiti hospitals. mr president ladies and gentleman. the palestinian question continues to occur of pi is central and his toric position in our arab and islamic words we stress our principled firm and unwavering position in supporting the choices of the palestinian people to attain their detriment rights meanwhile efforts sh

i also hope republicans will come to the table to work with us in earnest on a larger covid-19 package that our communities so desperately need. unfortunately, they've not taken this seriously so far and when democrats put forward the heroes act back in may, republicans said there was no rush. they would wait to see if more was needed. when republicans finally did put forward a proposal, months later, it was woefully inadequate to addrethe crisis ad and while democrats are are moved to find common ground and even offered to negotiate towards a lower top line number, republicans refused that offer and instead, put forward a bill last week that moved up even further away from common ground. this isn't serious negotiating and the ideas that have been put forward are not serious solutions, but the crisis we face remains deadly serious. we can't afford to waste any more time. we need to stabilize the child care sector and make sure schools can educate students safely, whether they're remotely or in person. we need to make significant investments in public health, particularly regarding test

by theatre will weather but the trees will likely continue to burn until the autumn rains begin in earnest weeks from now robert oulds al-jazeera has to cater orgon. powerful hurricane closing in on the u.s. gulf coast has been upgraded threatening to unleash a torrent of rain severe winds and flash flooding sally is now a category 2 storm and could sweep ashore in parts of alabama and florida in just a matter of hours its effects are already being felt power's out to tens of thousands of homes and people in one coastal city have been ordered to stay indoors let's get more on this now with jenny harrison and you know the u.s. just can't seem to catch a break jenny with the fires and now this hurricane where is the storm now and oh well as you said it is actually the gulf of mexico to actually dying on the satellite because this is this is the mass here if i actually show you where the storm is and indeed it is of course about for the next few hours now it's about 2 am local time in alabama and as we go through the next few hours it's probably 7 am local time we expect the storm to actually

by the verbal weather that the trees will likely continue to burn until the autumn rains begin in earnest weeks from now rob reynolds al-jazeera has to cater or. moving on and the belorussian protest leader who disappeared after being detained by masked men has now been charged with undermining national security kolesnikov is in jail and minsk after ripping up her passport to avoid being sent to ukraine by force before her arrest she played a major role in organizing demonstrations against long time data alexander lukashenko he's accused of rigging last month's presidential election our correspondent step fasteners in the capital minutes she says almost all of the opposition leaders have either been locked up or forced to flee. these charges are actually quite broad to call for action aimed at undermining national security instead of what the police earlier sat was a coup d'etat which was of course much harder to prove but still she is facing 2 to 5 years in prison she was indeed the last female opposition leader still in the country and because she ripped up her prosperous overreading be

it's when it begins, in earnest, to start peeling back the plasters it has put on the economy to savec damage is. but with the economy far from back in full health, for many people, this is way too fast and way too painful. it's too soon to turn off the tap. we need a plan forjobs. and working our way out of this crisis is the best way to ensure that workers are spending their money locally, paying taxes, and that we, step—by—step, begin to reopen the economy and build our way back. the furlough scheme has worked. it's kept millions of people employed during the crisis. it's worked so well, france and germany are extending their schemes well into next year, but the chancellor has been clear the uk scheme will be over at the end of october. business groups say he needs to be more flexible. the chancellor has been deft. he needs to show that same deftness going forward. look at the evidence, see what's happening in the economy and think about how you might — whether it's extend furlough or look at other grants, vat relief, business rates, national insurance — because jobs saved now are

brexit talks kicked off in earnest in london today. but yesterday they said sterling was carried hilar -- higher by short covering of the dollar weakened. he says that short covering rally is over. ymex down 2%. the lowest we have seen in two months. this comes as opec has their 60th anniversary. our mliv question is whether the price of oil will ever get to 60. have trade we headlines heading back from the chinese equity gains, resident donald trump has taken another shot at china as a election rhetoric rises in the u.s. beijing faces decoupling or massive tariffs from the u.s., adding that american companies who outsourced to china will be banned from winning federal contract. we will and our reliance on china once and for all. whether it's decoupling or putting in massive tariffs like i have done already, we will impose tariffs on companies that desert america to create jobs in china and other countries. if they can't do it here, let them pay a big tax, build it someplace else and send it in to our country. we will prohibit federal

deep concern to utter catastrophe, the interviews i was holding with people were taken on a very earnestlity i would say and it became a lot more personal and even though many people were strangers and we would start with inquiring people's health and employment status and their anxiety levels and all that made me started thinking about the initial twitter post that i saw. around the library system we were holding weekly meetings with the directors of a 34 library to kind of keep in touch with everyone and figure out what was going on and it's my job to think about how we can work with our communities and i was struggling to really do that when our buildings were closed and when people having to socially distant and be away from everybody and then being april i thought about the power of stories and how transformative that would be in the importance of story of dark times when we are looking for a light were way forward and i started thinking what it would be like if we could tell their story of what it was like to be in the pandemic and when i mentioned the idea that one of our weekly m

by the verbal weather that the trees will likely continue to burn until the autumn rains begin in earnest weeks from now robert oulds al-jazeera has to cater oregon. and a powerful hurricane closing in on the u.s. gulf coast has now been upgraded threatening to unleash a torrents of rain severe winds and flash flooding sally is now a category 2 storm and could sweep ashore in parts of alabama and florida in just a matter of hours its effects are already being felt power's out to tens of thousands of homes and people in one coastal city have been ordered to stay indoors let's get more on this with jenny harrison jenny what do you have for us. well this of course is the actual gulf of mexico and this mass you can see here this is a hurrican solid of course it's been moving very very slowly but towards the coast in the last year as now it is about 4 or 5 hours away from actually making landfall but of course is when the eye comes on shore but remember those outer feeder bands this is what is continuing to batter the coast produce these torrential amounts of rain we've got winds right now at

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meantime, the question remains when production can restart in earnest given the halt that the pandemicn the entertainment industries. you also wrote a piece about how netflix and amazon were fighting for the rights of old reruns and now old new blockbuster films. what's happening? lucas: these deals are the pay one deals and it sounds boring. partially because it is. they have been the bedrock of cable networks like hbo, starz, and more. netflix had a deal with disney including avengers, captain america, moana. now the deals at sony and itversal have are coming up will be renegotiated. it will be an interesting test of how much money a studio can get. they are likely worth more than the office, friends, and south park combined. will it be the old dogs? ,r will you see disney and hulu amazon and netflix coming into gobble some of these up? emily: and last question, you have mulan going direct to streaming on disney plus this weekend. we are excited in my house about that. what a big deal because this was supposed to be a hit in theaters. it got pushed back and disney said it's going out

deep condition to utter catastrophe, the interviews i was holding with people were taking on a very earnestlity, i would say. they became a lot more personal and even though we were strangers we would inquire about eliot had, employment status and anxiety levels and all of that made me start thinking about the initial twitter post i saw. at the southern adirondack library steam we were holding meetings with the director of the 34 libraries to keep in touch and figure out what was going on. it's my job to kind of think about how we can work with our communities and i was struggling to really do that, when our buildings were closed and when people had to socially distance and be away from everybody. and then at the beginning of april, i thought about the power of stories and how transformative that can be. and the importance of story in dark times when we're looking for a light or a way forward and i started thinking about what would be like if we could help people tell their story of what it was like to be in the pandemic. when i mentioned at one of our weekly meetings, i saw my' epiphany, i