and let's say deeper now with federico february he is a professor of european law and founding director of the break that institute at double in sydney city university welcome to the program i'd like to begin by asking you it feels like we've been here before is the irish border again being used as a bargaining chip. yes the irish border issue was surely the more relevant issue into practice of negotiation and the most technically difficult to solve and the most politically savvy and long all the questions that had to be settled in the in the negotiations however the u.k. has stayed can binding commitments you know with all agreement which you cannot for now so if the rumors we have heard starting with the financial times yesterday night that the british government and is reconsidering its position i well those are very concerned. is peace at stake in northern ireland should the u.k. not withdraw honor the withdrawal agreement that it is the droll agreement and dedicates quite a bit of its content to settling at the complex situation of northern ireland to a special protocol and this is

federico: son cosas muy sencillas, cosas que a diario se vive.erÁ un espectÁculo muy agradable. francisca: en alguna oportunidad me gustarÍa disfrutar de un festival de jaripeo. siempre me ha llamado la atenciÓn y me parece espectacular. carlos: una mala noticia, una actriz de luto a travÉs de besos le compartiÓ la triste noticia de la muerte de su papÁ. muriÓ la noche de este martes 8 de septiembre a sus 58 aÑos de edad. francisca: con varias fotografÍas la actriz honrÓ la memoria de su padre. lamentaron esta noticia y le mandaron su mÁs sentidas condolencias. - [narrator] did you just reward yourself for spending a perfectly reasonable amount of time on the couch with tacos from grubhub? grubhub's gonna reward you for that with a $5 off perk. (doorbell rings) - [crowd] grubhub! (fireworks exploding) alan:con ritmo y ganas, saludamos a los que reciÉn se suman a "despierta amÉrica". carlos: desde guadalajara tristes imÁgenes del entierro de xavier ortiz. tenemos como su hijo le dio su Último adiÓs. eso mÁs adelante. raÚl:tambiÉn preguntamos cÓmo

ademÁs, les dio tiempo para recuperar a emanuel aguilera y federico viÑas. liderato en juego. que comience una batalla mÁs entre celestes y azulcremas. adriana: veamos la comparaciÓn entre cruz azul y amÉrica. han estado muy similares a nivel de estadÍsticas. los dos tienen dos derrotas, solamente en este "guardianes 2020". cruz azul llega prÁcticamente con la derrota en sus Últimos siete partidos, y ese accidente que tuvo ante atlas. ambos perdieron con querÉtaro, pero ya sabemos a lo que ha pasado con querÉtaro y su irregularidad, pero cruz azul y amÉrica, hay que preguntarte como llegan. ¿importa cuando de un clÁsico joven se trata? paco: yo creo que sÍ. es ligeramente favorito cruz azul de arranque, pero la verdad es que en un clÁsico no puedes establecerlo con toda seguridad. cruz azul llega con "cabecita" encendido. anota un gol cada 90 minutos en todo el aÑo, y con una defensiva que se va confirmando poco a poco. adriana: el clausura 2020, lo terminamos con cruz azul de lÍder, "el cabecita" de goleador y ganÁndole al amÉrica en el clÁsico joven. "bam-

data, andee, federico cash off the sidelines.treet's wall time-tested retirement scheme may soon be in retirement itself. with ultralow bond yields an a tech fueled rally and equities, strategyitional 60-40 is being called into question. they say they can't keep up with the s&p 500. investors in this market may need to think outside of the box, invest in areas like private markets, maybe even areas like cryptocurrencies. joe: this is a huge question right now even prior to this crisis, we probably had a million discussions about what is the future of the 60-40 portfolio. treasury yields are so paltry. limit.s sort of a hard if 0% yield is through a radically the farthest it can go. that being said, they do phenomenally well i can't think of any other portfolio where you are like, is this the end? it is doing phenomenally well up until now. the question is, can it go further? romaine: i guess the big debate here, when the 60-40 portfolio was conceived, you have this sense that bonds and stocks were representative of the free marke

this is dr dennis federico it's been many years and there are russian hematology just who is revealed by the thousands of images suffer as he's treated other yards . he's the reason michael's in moscow. oh. i hear you and i see you i'm sorry i cannot be there to meet you in person or. to meet you person a bit cool and i'm really good to answer all your questions sometimes in the media this treatment is described as a miracle cure do you think that maybe some patients come to you in the expectations are too high they think that it can cure them multiple sclerosis all bushels of this this is not a 100 percent successful to. their last 30 stick around fortunately so them these claims bear birth with. those embryos. if. it was bumpy from the results that you were just this treatment is much more effective. so i prepare for stem cell transplantation the last part of the process it doesn't sound too if i see from the paper calls for me doesn't stop me doing this to be on us. ok. even in russia there's resistance to stem cell transplants as a 1st line of treatment to m.s. patients it's only

yes there is we're supporting the fact though theel federico sciences in bunky the problem is that a large proportion of. being told the central african republic pays for emergency relief funding and those type of funding doesn't support the long term investments in health systems that you would need for training health professionals who to think you know to train the medical doctor you need at least 6 years to train a midwife you need a year and a half to 3 years the pen's which which level you want to have and these are long terms and this usually don't the scheme the new care and emergency funding i'm not willing to give. an aussie adults and how much of that the state of the health state of health care in the country is tied to the political situation and what needs to happen from from wage. while it is very dependent because without peace without frankly if you cannot implement any programs that for example in the same project so that. the vaccination team was taken hostage by one of the groups so the military conflict very much affects the possibility to live to deliver health

yes there is we're supporting the effect of feel federico sciences in bunky the problem is that a large proportion of. being killed a central african republic pays for emergency relief funding and those type of funding doesn't support the long term investments in health systems that you would need for training health professionals who to think you know to train a medical doctor you need at least 6 years to train a midwife you need a year and a half to 3 years the pen's which which love you want to have and these are long terms investment that usually don't this could be in the new care and emergency funding i'm not willing to give. an aussie adults and how much of that the state of the health state of health care in the country is tied to the political situation situation and what needs to happen from from way of. well it is very dependent because without peace without frankly if you cannot implement any programs for example right in the same project so the. vaccination team was taken hostage by one of the groups so the military conflict very much affects the possibility to live up to d

british number three cameron norrie faces federico coria of argentina, while kyle edmund will be up againstjokovic. i have a lot of respect for him. he isa i have a lot of respect for him. he is a really hard worker, he puts in a lot of hours on and off the court into perfecting his game, and his results were kind of up—and—down little bit, but i think he does have the game and the potential to be in the game and the potential to be in the top 20, without a doubt. there isa the top 20, without a doubt. there is a full order of play on the bbc sport website and a lot more besides. you can keep on top of that lionel messi story, and we expect things to possibly develop. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. see you in the next hour. in the past hour, the government's announced that coronavirus restrictions which were due to be lifted in parts of greater manchester today will now remain in place. the health secretary, matt hancock, said this was because of a significant change in the level of infection rates in bolton and trafford. he said the decision was taken in collaboration with local leaders. let's sp

‘s into the third round of a grand slam for the first time in his career after beating argentine federicompion naomi 0saka‘s continued her protest against racial inequality in the us by wearing the names of african—americans killed in police custody. herface mask read elijah mcclain, in tribute to the 23—year—old who died last summer after being detained. and a british rider will be wearing cycling‘s famous yellow leaders jersey on stage six of the tour de france later after the man who was in possession of it was penalised for taking a drink at the wrong time. julian alaphilippe in yellow, in the middle of your screen, you can see him stretching out to take a bottle from a team—member. the thing is, you‘re not allowed to do that in the final 20 kilometres of a stage. so the frenchman got a 20 second penalty. which means adam yates inherited the overall lead, moving him to the top of the podium. he‘s only the ninth british rider to lead the race. stage six is today. and that‘s all your sport for now. let me bring you some pictures that we are getting from westminster, this is the group ex

‘s into the third round of a grand slam for the first time in his career after beating argentine federicoof african—america ns killed by police before her matches. herface mask read elijah mccalin — in tribute to the 23—year—old who died last summer after being detained by police. and there‘s a british rider wearing cycling‘s famous yellow leader‘s jersey at the tour de france after the man who was in possession of it was penalised for taking a drink at the wrong time. julian alaphilippe in yellow, in the middle of your screen, you can see him stretching out to take a bottle from a team—member. well, the thing is you‘re not allowed to do that in the final 20 kilometres of a stage. so the frenchman got a 20—second penalty which means adam yates inherited the overall lead, moving him to the top of the podium. he‘s only the ninth british rider to lead the race. it was that drink that cost the frenchman the yellow jersey it was that drink that cost the frenchman the yellowjersey but it is tough. they are the rules. it is tough at the top as you know. you are cheeky this morning!” tough at the

. >> reporter: nick federico created the microsonic robot. >> there is a reason why you're using thisuse, once it's bound it's completely bound to the surface itself. it can't leave the surface. >> reporter: the airlines are desperate to get more people comfortable with flying. this time last year tsa screened nearly 2.5 million passengers daily. that number monday, just over 700,000, mostly visiting friends and family. still, united says, this new robot will not replace daily manual cleaning. >> can you promise that these protocols are going to be in place for a long time or forever? >> what we certainly know is that our customers' expectations are changing. when it comes to safety we won't cut corners. >> reporter: and a new harvard report says that when you wear a surgical mask on a plane, the risk of infection actually drops to less than 1% so it's just so important to wear these masks, amy. >> yeah, another good reminder, thank you so much, gio. >>> we'll head back over to ginger now. ginger. >> as we're being tortured by sally along the gulf coast and in central alabama and nort