so the fishers bought it, again. but this time, they used one of these. remember these those old-fashioned checks. >> cashier's check. >> and by the way, shep, it's not -- it's not just houses. this scam can happen when wiring money for just about anything. shep. >> what do people do to keep this from happening to them, andrea >> well, shep, just knowing that this can happen, that's the best start. that's a great start, right there. and experts say look closely at those e-mails. make sure every letter in the sender's address is what it should be. you look for things like an extra period in the address or a letter, like a g replaced with a q. and also, if some -- somebody e-mails you, late in the game, wanting to change all those wiring details, that's a major, red flag you have to stop right there, get on the phone, confirm every detail, before you wire any money. shep. >> i'll say. andrea day, thanks so much >>> historic, final mission. a record-setting voyage may mark the end of an era for nasa the big bucks nasa will stop shelling out to one nation, ne

alan fisher is at the white house. he has more. >> this process has been ongoing. it started when mike pompeo came into the administration. what is clear is the sudan government decided it would pay 330 $5 million in compensation to the u.s., particularly to take care of the victims of the east african embassy bombings in 1998 it and the attack on the uss cole in 2000. also, the murder of a diplomat and sudan itself. that money went into the

or alan fisher is of course following the story joins us live now from the white house and allan we've been talking about uncertainty and confusion there but i guess that's characteristic of what we've seen over the past few years what's known about president trump's condition at the moment. well they're trying to things in place so that the unknown doesn't become quite so scary the president is in the building behind me he's self isolating in there that is the residence of the white house to my left is the west wing where the oval office is but that's where he is in the residence and there are plenty of rooms there and he of course we are told is walking there he is on the phone regularly with his advisers he will self isolate for at least the 14 days that he was of their recommendations joe biden well he is he's been tested in the last few hours as well he of course shared the stage with the president on tuesday he has been told that he is negative but he like many others sending his best wishes to the president and to the 1st lady

distinct my honor to introduce the president of beaumont university, bob fisher. thank you. [applause] you.ank good evening, everyone. tonight is the night to celebrate america. but if you are beaumont, it is in it to express gratitude and thankfulness for all that's been done and the opportunities we have been given. i want to thank the commission for their support, janet brown, the cochairs, thank you so much. it is one thing to be a partner when times are easy. it's amazing, when times get tough, that is one real partnerships are born and stick. this has been a bonding experience. thank you so much that the health care,o hca they are the ones who have given you all these tests and made sure everybody here tonight is safe. their goal was to make this the safest place in america tonight, along with the secret service, who i also want to thank, and metro police. this ther, it made safest place in america tonight. i'm so grateful for the. -- for that. mayor, governor, for your support. thank you to the national convention. to the national chamber of commerce, all of you. most

a few nights ago even though they were separate i want to bring in alison fisher who's in virginia for us allan this is clearly going to have some sort of impact if nothing else on the democrats' campaign and how they handle this going forward particularly with relation to joe biden. well we're expecting a statement from the biden campaign probably within the hour they will try and meet the mean 70 and bulletins on the main breakfast she was here in the united states the question that i believe they have debating is whether or not to add a political element to this statement or whether it will simply be joe biden wishing the president and the 1st lady well biden campaign is expecting to come under pressure from some republicans to suspend campaigning while the president is self isolating over the next couple of weeks that seems unlikely the biden campaign throughout this is being very careful about social distancing protocols you have hared numerous times don't trump talking about how joe biden always wears a mask joe biden perhaps more at risk because of his age he's of course $77.00

lady's doing very well so would thank you very much appreciate it i will never forget thank you allan fisher is at the white house and looks at how events have unfolded over the past 24 hours. people will say it's been a remarkable 4 years with donald trump in the white house that 2020 has been a remarkable year but this is still being around markable 24 hours by any standard it was late on thursday night that donald trump was told that one of his closest aides top picks someone who is always in his orbit had tested positive for covert he then went to a fundraiser at his golf course in new jersey called in to a t.v. show here in the united states to see that he was going to get a test for covert and just before 1 o'clock in the morning here in the u.s. donald trump tweeted out that he had tested positive as had the 1st lady confirmed by the white house a short time later no on friday morning we were told that the president was feeling a bit fatigued was running a small fever but was still continuing to work from the residence while self

at fisher investments we're clearly different. anyone making less than $400,000 a year won't pay a penny more, and i'm going to ask the very big corporations to pay their fair share. we're going to invest in creating millions of good-paying jobs. we're going to ease the burden of the major cost in your life- health care. we're going to protect social security and increase the benefits for millions of seniors. when i announced i was running, i said that's the reason, to rebuild the backbone of this country: hard-working folks of the middle class. i'm joe biden and i approve this message. >>> in boston, schools are shifting to all-remote learning as covid surges there in our series, "america under pressure," tonight the strain the pandemic is placing on teachers. here's vicki nguyen. >> i bet over 1,000 emails. >> reporter: nick faroni struck a nerve when he posted a simple tweet, how many teachers are close to breaking down? launching a conversation about how teachers are really doing. >> exhausted and burnt out but need to keep pr

jonah fisher, bbc news, stepa na kert. this is bbc news.l good. you don‘t know, over the next period of a few days, i guess that‘s the real test, so we will be seeing what happens over those next couple of days. let‘s stay with our top story and speak to neilj young, a writer, historian and co—host of the podcast past—present. a president in hospital one month before an election struck by the same disease which defines the vote. has america seen defines the vote. has america seen anything like this before? no. this feels unprecedented, certainly presidents have been struck ill in campaigns before but i think never in a way that is the biggest news story of a year, of a campaign cycle, i‘ve really a n year, of a campaign cycle, i‘ve really an era. this feels very unprecedented. you've got what 240 yea rs of unprecedented. you've got what 240 years of history to choose from if i ask the following question, and you think of any era which is like the one but we are living through, or you are living through? it is hard to, if we are thinking abo

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alan fisher is at the white house. he has more. >> this process has been ongoing. it started when mike pompeo came into the administration. what is clear is the sudan government decided it would pay 330 $5 million in compensation to the u.s., particularly to take care of the victims of the east african embassy bombings in 1998 it and the attack on the uss cole in 2000. also, the murder of a diplomat and sudan itself. that money went into the account. donald trump said he was going to remove sudan as nations regarded as state sponsors of terrorism. that opens up a number of opportunities. suddenly, sanctions get dropped. there are a couple of problems. it has to go to congress. they have 45 days of consultation. if there is a joint resolution, it will not go through. and then donald trump can put it in place. that means israel was able to forge some sort of deal. he is trying to do little deals here and there rather than like his predecessors one big piece deal. he believes doing those small deals changes the reality on the ground and therefore will help these and a

we meet march cost unhitch the german entrepreneurs founded a startup called plastic fisher together with colonel joe doe they're inspecting a prototype of the trash barriers or booms as they call them that will be installed in the river. these sectors are built because of the program to her own initiative to clean up the town that was once called the wells plutus river and the president himself order to clean up this river with more than 1400 soldiers of the army we work together with them here in this sector to make their work a bit more efficient because they are going with the boat every day in this water to pick up all the trash that is flushed by the rain into the water so our goal is to build solutions from locally available materials to ensure it's cheap it's can be repaired at any time and build quickly and so we came up with the idea to deploy one of these trash bins here these are physical barriers they are floating there around 60 centimeters steve and will catch all of the waste that is floating on in the 1st 60 centimeters of the water i talked about still the challenge

these pictures were taken by swiss photographers monica fisher and. they took them during a 5 month journey across the country together with their son elias. road trip took them to 40 states for the desert in rural areas cities suburbs and soft. river they went they kept their eyes open for interesting characters. are found to be converted into a moment of photo studio. by the end of the trip sets up took just 20 minutes. they opted for whites a neutral backdrop. subtle everyone was on the same level in front of the camera whether the subject was a top not a scientist in texas or a welder in ohio. you might as well we met most of them spontaneously either we looked for them an interesting locations or we just saw them while driving and decided to set up. i think. this is brenda this is brenda and that gun is always loaded. camp where. they were camping there he and his colleague brenda they said sure you can stay with us we'll keep watch and he pulled out his gun and said you're safe don't worry we said that sounds good thanks they were conservative r

under attack, day and night. jonah fisher, bbc news, stepanakert.bbc sport centre. good evening. rugby league's challenge cup final will see salford take on leeds at wembley after the two sides came through today's semi finals. a spirited comeback from salford saw them edge past warrington 24 points to 22 to reach their first challenge cup final in over 50 years. while leeds beat wigan 26 to 12. joe lynskey reports. to reach the challenge cup final, by to reach the challenge cup final, rugby league's best would have to fight through a storm, a swirling saturday in st helens when watching from home isn't quite so bad. this would decide who gets to wembley. warrington won the cup last year and having slid into the lead looked in control against salford, and at one stage they were ten points in front, but the side called the red devils we re but the side called the red devils were out to rewrite history. salford last won in the 30s and have not reached the final in half a century. they were behind for three quarters of the game but late on came their m

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plastic fishers co-founder morris schultz is visiting ram down his mantle in his workshop he's checking in on the construction of a large trash boom that will be installed in the chicken pond and. ram down belongs to the precious plastic network which is 40000 members around the world all working on projects that tackle plastic waste activists ram down on the plastic fish or entrepreneurs met through the network morgan says pleased with how construction is progressing but 1st the steel wire part will be in the water and reports. on every spot it is always 2 barrels. of 200 just each and we have to voice your balls want to talk so you can really pretty sure of it. the barrels are sourced mainly from textile factories recycling materials from local businesses that would otherwise be discarded as a cornerstone of the project. crunch time the 1st of 13 large trash booms designed to stop waste from the chick upon them washing up in the chits a room is ready to be installed to galvanise construction is fitted with a bamboo platform but will it actually float. oh yeah yeah so this will be our

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plastic fishers co-founder morris schultz is visiting ram down his mantle in his workshop he's checking in on the construction of a large trash boom that will be installed in the chicken pond and. ram down belongs to the precious plastic network which is 40000 members around the world all working on projects that tackle plastic waste activists ram down on the plastic fish or entrepreneurs met through the network morgan says pleased with how construction is progressing but 1st the steel wire part will be in the water and reports. on every spot of it's always 2 barrels. of $200.00 bits of each and we have to voice your balls want to talk so you can feel the pressure of it. barrels are source mainly from textile factories recycling materials from local businesses that would otherwise be discarded as a cornerstone of the project. crunch time the 1st of 13 large trash booms designed to stop waste from the chick a pond on washing up on the cheetah room is ready to be installed to galvanise construction is fitted with a bamboo platform but will it actually float. no yeah. so this will be our s

jonah fisher, bbc news.cing itself for the arrival of hurricane delta. the category 4 storm is expected to be the biggest to hit the country since hurricane wilma in 2005. it's then forecast to move across the gulf of mexico before hitting the united states. paul hawkins has more. boarding up and stocking up. cancun city, on the yucatan peninsula, is on high alert for hurricane delta — the 26th major storm of an unusually active hurricane season. —— the 26th named storm of an unusually active hurricane season. locals who have been told to have enough food and water for three days. any way the wind blows, it's guaranteed to be powerful, with rain and winds of 225km/h on the way. translation: instructions have been given to mobilise 5000 officials to the peninsula, to yucatan and quintana roo, with all the necessary equipment to protect the population. we will be on alert and hopefully the hurricane will lose strength or change its path. cancun is famed for its nightlife and beach resorts. tourism is its lifeb

happen often next month's vote that replaces liberal ruth bader ginsburg who died last month ellen fisher has more on that swearing in ceremony donald trump welcomed the decision he didn't make a political statement he was very presidential in his comments at the white house in the last hour or so as for him equally balanced well she tried to leave fears of democrats seeing that meant that it didn't matter what the 2 branches of government that were involved in politics were concerned about she would sit on the on the on the supreme court as a justice who decided on the law it is your constitution that establishes the rule of law and the judicial independence that is so central to it the oath that i have silently taken tonight means at its core that i will do my job without any fear or favor. and that i will do so independently of both the political branches and of my own preferences that was the constitutional law she will take the judicial oath at the supreme court on tuesday it will be administered by chief justice john roberts and then she can get straight down to work which is going

jonah fisher, bbc news, stepa na kert. after storm alex struck, bringing devastation to south—eastern france and northern italy, destroying bridges, blocking roads and leaving communities isolated. italy's piedmont region saw levels of rain not seen since 1958. areas of france suffered power outages as winds brought down power lines. mark lobel reports. catastrophic scenes for this french commune. yelling. an intense rescue effort to get out in time. roads, bridges and homes washed away. an elderly couple took refuge on the roof of this house but their home was swept down the river. translation: we tried to convince them to come out and unfortunately, we didn't succeed. the road manager managed to reach his hand out to the lady and tried to tell her to come out, but nothing. and in the end, the whirlwind crashed right through the house and the house floated away, and them with it. france's prime minister has announced financial support and deployed the army to help these crushed communities. "the priority is to find the vi

jonah fisher, bbc news, yerevan. you're watching bbc news.you're watching bbc news. some breaking news in just the last few minutes. johnny nash, the american reggae and pop music singer—songwriter, best known in the us for the 1972 hit, i can see clearly now, has died at his home in los angeles at the age of 80. i can see clearly now, his biggest hit, sold over1 million copies, reached no1 on the billboard hot 100 in november 1972 and remained top the chart for four weeks. his first cover, 1958. johnny nash, who has died at his home, according to his son, at the age of 80. you are watching bbc news. still to come... #jump! # another musical death. one of the world's most revered guitarists, eddie van halen, has died at 65. this was a celebration by people who were relishing their freedom. they believe everything's going to be different from now on. they think their country will be respected in the world once more, as it used to be before slobodan milosevic took power. the dalai lama, the exiled spiritual leader of tibet, has won this year's

wanted it to happen after next month's poll she replaces ruth bader ginsburg who died last month alan fisher is joining us live from washington d.c. donald trump had promised that he was going to do this and this gives him a victory so close to the election. 30 days from nomination to confirmation and remember the event where she was nominated was a super spreader event that didn't stop donald trump from going ahead with another event in the white house this evening just in the last hour with him equally about it sworn in as the new justice of the u.s. supreme court but it all happened too quickly for the democrats they were arguing 1st of all that they should have been delayed pointing to the fact that 4 years ago when there was a supreme court vacancy 8 months before the election the republicans felt it was appropriate to wait till after the election so the democrats wanted that this time around pointing out that up to 30000000 people have already voted early in the u.s. presidential elections they also tried to get public opinion behind them suggesting that im equally bad it as a justice

under attack, day and night. jonah fisher, bbc news, stepanakert. at some of the other stories making the news... the british prime minister boris johnson and the european commission president ursula von der leyen have acknowledged significant disagreements must be overcome before the two can agree a post—brexit trade deal. the two leaders said they'd instructed their chief negotiators to work intensively to try to bridge the gaps. coronavirus restrictions that put the spanish capital madrid under partial lockdown appear to have been heeded. nearly five million residents in the greater madrid area are confined to their municipality. madrid is the first european capital to re—enter lockdown in a bid to curb soaring infections. streets that would normally be crammed were largely deserted, with rain playing a part in keeping people indoors. a powerful storm has caused what are being called the worst floods in living memory in south—east france. two firefighters who've lost radio contact are among the eight people still reported missing. the mayor of ni

jonah fisher, bbc news.handed over power to the opposition, and a new prime minister has been appointed. there's been violent protests in the country after a parliamentary election on sunday, which the opposition says was rigged. the president remains in office, and has accused his opponents of an attempted coup. almaz tchoroev reports from the kyrgyz capital, bishkek. protesters putting the boot in. the president had already fled his office. they were angry no opposition party got a seat in parliament after the elections on sunday. they say they read the vote. the president is at a secret location but gave me an interview via telephone. —— rigged. translation: i'm ready to give opposition strong leaders. it appears to be some sort of an olive branch. the commission has annulled the result. protesters a re commission has annulled the result. protesters are on the streets of bishkek. they say they want free and fair elections. translation: the council is not concerned with trading, our main goal is to ensure

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jonah fisher, bbc news. stay with us on bbc news.ists, eddie van halen, has died at 65l. the rock and roll hall of famer was known for his distinctive guitar parts in hits including jump and panama. this was a celebration by people who were relishing their freedom. they believe everything's going to be different from now on. they think their country will be respected in the world once more, as it used to be, before slobodan milosevic took power. the dalai lama, the exiled spiritual leader of tibet, has won this year's nobel peace prize. as the parade was reaching its climax, two grenades exploded and a group of soldiersjumped from a military truck taking part in the parade, and ran towards the president, firing from kalashnikov automatic rifles. after 437 years, the skeletal ribs of henry viii's tragic warship emerged. but even as divers worked to buoy her up, the mary rose went through another heart—stopping drama. i want to be the people's governor. i want to represent everybody. i believe in the people of california. this is bbc n

at fisher investments we're clearly different. >>> now to our vot >>> now to our vote watch series and the questions on many peoples' minds why is mail-in voting considered so secure how does the process work cynthia mcfadden on how on a critical rorter: tonight we are just 26 days away from an unprecedented election where nearly 70 million americans are expected to cast mail-in ballots. that's more than twice the number four years ago. those ballots sparking so many questions. >> you'll hear people say they only count those absentee ballots if the results are close. nonsense >> reporter: we went to frank larose the republican secretary of state of ohio for answers. ohio a critical battleground siding with the winner in every presidential election since 1964. first up, can mail-in ballots be manipulated? what about the narrative that says vote by mail is inherently subject to being manipulated >> ohioans know that's not true for example, in ohio you have to prove your identity when you request your ballot, you've got t prove your identity again when you mail in your ballot. >> reporter

. >>> we begin with kristin fisher, live for us outside walter reed medical center. kristin, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, trace. boy, we just got a whole lot of information about exactly why president trump was brought here on friday. we learned that he has indeed had two drops in oxygen. the president's physician, dr. sean conley, said the first drop happened on friday morning. it coincided with a high temperature. we don't know exactly how high. you had a spike in temperature, you had a drop in oxygen, and the doctor said that at that time, at the white house, they did give president trump supplemental oxygen for about an hour. this is something that's very common for a lot of people who have the coronavirus, so that in and of itself, not too terribly alarming but it is significant because at almost exactly the same time, you had the white house chief of staff, mark meadows, coming out and talking to reporters and saying quite publicly that the president only had very mild coronavirus symptoms and then of course later in the day they brought him here to

kristin fisher outside a very loud walter reed medical center.handling all of that kristin. thank you. well the president is facing sol heat from critics who say he should not have held large events during the pandemic. just last week, the president hosted this big gathering pictured here in the white house rose garden. showing the nomination of judge amy coney barrett to the supreme court. some attendees did not wear mask and were seen violating social distancing rules including utah senator mike lee one of several attendees who have since tested positive for the coronavirus. mark meredith live at the white house with more on how all of this will impact the presidential election now just a month away. mark. reporter: geerveg the president diagnosis is already having an impact on campaign schedule for instance he was supposed to be in wisconsin today for multiple campaign events but as you know that was scrubbed president held a rally in battleground state of minnesota. that happened only hours after his first debate with joe biden. and now these

jonah fisher, bbc news, stepa na kert. this is bbc news.ng he's doing well, but still expects to remain at the walter reed medical centre for a few more days. so, i just want to tell you that i'm starting to feel good. you don't know, over the next period of a few days, i guess that's the real test, so we will be seeing what happens over those next couple of days. joining me now is professorjoel goldstein from the saint louis university, specialising in the presidency, vice presidency and constitutional law. professor goldstein, i would like to talk about the 25th amendment to the constitution, passed in 1967, it lays out what should happen if a president is incapacitated. does it work? well, i think it can work. we haven't had a lot of experience with it yet. we have had three instances where one of the provisions, section three, has been used, whereby a president can voluntarily tra nsfer president can voluntarily transfer power to the vice president if the president is unable to discharge the powers and duties of the office, and those ha

jonah fisher, bbc news, armenia.has died of cancer. in 2007 mr brown — who had been previously diagnosed with hiv — was given a bone marrow transplant as part of a treatment for cancer. that bone marrow was from a naturally hiv resistant donor which effectively cured him as the virus was never detected in his body again. to date, only one other person has been cured of hiv from a similar treatment, which is deemed too risky and too expensive to be used routinely. as china's biggest holiday season approaches, beijing has warned that it will punish whoever claims its wilds great wealth. it is referred to parts of the landmark not restored and close to torres. fines have been enforced more freely over golden week with thousands of more domestic tourists expected. china is making on holiday to boost its tourist industry but hit by the enemy. as well as fines, to stepping up as well as fines, to stepping up security with reports that all 131 guards usually stationed along the great wall will be on duty over golden week. e

succeed in rushing this nomination through the senate before the next president takes office ok alan fisher is joining us live on capitol hill dianne feinstein there essentially really getting to the heart of one of the key concerns for democrats. and lindsey graham acknowledging the real politic and his opening statement saying that they're probably going to vote along party lines on this committee which would mean 12 republicans voting yes to the nomination 10 democrats voting no and then moving to the full senate but you can see dianne feinstein is laying out the battle growing that they are going to attack this idea of the nomination on the basis that it could well jeopardize the affordable health care act she's making the point that the supreme court on november the 10th will hear a case which is called texas against california which is about protecting preexisting conditions she says that if there is a conservative majority on the court particularly with someone like amy who is expressed concern about the affordable health care act or obamacare as it became widely known then that whol

jonah fisher, bbc news, stepa na kert. this is bbc news. he's doing well but still expects to remain at the walter reed medical centre for a few more days. so, ijust so, i just want to tell you that i'm starting to feel good. you don't know, over the next period of a few days, i guess that's the real test, so we will be seeing what happens over those next couple of days. let's stay with the story. joining me now is professor thomas balcerski, who teaches history at eastern connecticut state university. professor, looking at the contradictions, omissions and clarifications of today's confusing briefings, whether they fit us history? do presidents and their advisors have a track record of always being honest with the american public about health? well, what we saw today is just a continuation of a long history where presidents have u nfortu nately where presidents have unfortunately misled the american people, sometimes on purpose and sometimes not so much. we probably would want to go back to the presidency of g rover clevela nd, go back to

jonah fisher, bbc news.university says 137 out of 3,500 first year undergraduates are black and british — the highest number ever. the bbc‘s ashleyjohn—baptiste has been following three black students who started in 2019 and experienced a tumultuous year. fabiana, success, and sharon — three black british undergraduates who this time last year were starting out at cambridge university. success is from manchester. and for his nigerian parents, cambridge is a big deal. not long into the first term, we caught up at a cambridge barbershop. from where i come from, this like very, very traditional, very nigerian culture, into is like upper class, like white community. sharon is from tottenham and her family of eritrean origin have come to visit. cambridge, we would have seen as something so unattainable, but it was a goal for you. if you enter certain, like, classes, you might be young person of colour there. you might be the only black person, you might be the only one with your hair there. all my friends have sa

jonah fisher, bbc news, stepa na kert. this is bbc news. our top story...eo from hospital saying he's doing well — but still expects to remain at the walter reed medical centre for a few more days. so, ijust so, i just want to tell you that i am starting to feel good. you don't know over the next period of a few days, i guess that is the real test so we will be seen what happens over the next couple of days. president trump has been given two treatments to try to slow the impact of the virus. our health editor hugh pym looks at how effective they might be. as the president walked across the white house lawn to the helicopter which would take him to hospital, it wasn't clear what sort of treatment or care he'd require. today, doctors revealed they'd carried out extensive monitoring of donald trump's condition, and the state of his health. we have monitored his cardiac function, his kidney function, his liverfunction, all of those are normal. and the president this morning is not on oxygen, not having difficulty breathing or walking around the white house med

condition was worsening and that they did need aggressive treatment all right we'll leave it there julie fisher thank you very much for speaking to us from washington. thank you so much for having. me logged 9 states in the u.s. have now reported record numbers of cope with 19 cases over the past week the country has had an increase of nearly 49000 new infections on saturday alone and wisconsin an average of almost one in 4 tests are coming back positive. coming up in just a moment right here on al-jazeera. police about a water cannon to disperse tens of thousands of protesters demanding the release of political prisoners who also report from one of central asia as poorest countries where allegations are folks have dominated parliamentary elections. calloway have yet another developing tropical storm out in the open waters of the northwest pacific massive cloud here that's going to slide its way further north or so for the next few days it's a very slow moving feature but i suspect it will head towards japan for the latter part of the week ahead of that a weak fronts here that's going to bring

thank you very much mike hanna with the latest there from the walter reed hospital and of course alan fisher has been following developments from the white house where we had seen this video allan of the president trying explaining that he is heading to the hospital really giving a message of reassurance to people also saying that the 1st lady is doing is doing very well i suppose trying to project an image of strength and to show that this is just a precautionary move. exactly maybe just to to send a message of calm particularly to supporters he did look slightly pill but you would expect that if he's running a fever and not been feeling terribly well all day i don't believe for a minute that while he was self isolating in his residence behind me that he was wearing a suit and tie he probably did that just for the the walk to the helicopter and then his arrival at the white house. walter reed. and so it's really about projecting strength you'll want to sure that. i've got covered not well but not as bad as some people might have you believe and so that is why he put out the message and then

thanks very much allan fisher at the white house thank you and. well u.s. voters have been reacting to trump's positive diagnosis with some split some split on whether it's going to have an effect on the election i think one of his biggest sort of strategies was to make joe biden appear too weak to be president and so that he's got coronavirus that sort of takes that factor away so i think it could potentially greatly impact the election and put things more in biden's favor surprised it didn't happen much earlier. that he is not paid attention to the rules of his encourage other people not to pay attention to the rules so i hope it's a lesson i don't really think it will impact the election that much i don't think people will change their opinion because he has it now. i do worry that you know i hope he is well and he doesn't get sick very sick i think that i've already seen on fox news today that they're saying like oh well if he's 75 and he doesn't get severely ill then maybe older people aren't as high risk as they think so i'm hoping it doesn't take the

. >> woodruff: pediatric nurse practitioner deborah fisher spent the early part of her career workingintensive care units. that experience made her feel that more needed to be done to improve end of life care for children. fisher now specializes in providing palliative care at children's national hospital in washington, d.c. this is her "brief but spectacular" take on an important subject that can be hard to talk about. >> there are times that i'm asked what my career is-- "what, what do you do for a living?" and i have to say that, sometimes, i don't tell them the whole story. i don't give them the specialization. i say, i'm a pediatric nurse practitioner. and then, whenever i've told them what my specialty is, even when i worked in oncology, families, people would say, "oh, that must be so sad." and then conversation would stop and they'd leave. because they didn't know what to ask, and they didn't want to hear it. this is really not about death. and that's what everyone seems to assume, that, "oh, all children with cancer must be suffering and laying in the bed." they might have a

monica fisher and materials pressures larger than life pictures are on show at the stop for house museum in lynchburg new reserves. the exhibitions name could also be this year's u.s. election slogan divided we stand. a diverse states seem less united at least seen from the outside the words that you like from the inside. in germany people are also looking at the us right now. a photo exhibit in hamburg shows pictures of america that expose the myth of the american dream. magnum photographer matt black called this personal inventory of poverty migration and powerlessness american geography. using bold black and white images he depicts the underdogs in the land of endless nights abilities. the photographs look as if they were taken in another time. friends of his a production or when i look at these pictures have to remind myself that we are in the 21st century and. it's a powerful show and a world premiere which the photographer couldn't attend because of coronavirus. black grew up in california the public image let's say of disneyland of silicon valley of hollywood. all of that exists.

so fisher is the furtherance of mate the quote is generous and tourists aren't the only ones glad of that reality we have the right to catch 10 crabs fur or free per person per year. one crab is worth 900 kroner or 19 right in our pockets multiplied by 10 and you know for a 1000 euros you're eating a luxury delicacy for free is what serves as guest after only a short time in the kitchen otherwise behind only in europe's and asia's finest restaurants. norway exports over 2000 tons of can crowd around the world. while environmental concerns about invasive species continue the tourists savor its spicy meat on the region authorities hope the high fishing quotas will help keep the crowd population under control the people of northern norway meanwhile hope this lucrative source of income will last a while longer they've already built a monument to the king crab i wouldn't mind having one of those on my plate well that's all for today thanks for watching and goodbye. i'm going. to. enter the conflict zone funding the powerful. more than 2 years ago a new government in armenia came to power

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