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gerry: jason, thank you very much, indeed.not just the democrats, but the media who bear responsibility for what's happening in american cities. and i'll explain what they're up to next. ♪ ♪ ♪ gerry: we try to spend some time each week exposing some of the carefully constructed fictions in the way much of the media cover the news these days. this week, as rioting engulfed a number of american cities, or they were at it again. on monday cnn for a moment inadvertently told the truth about what's actually going on. watch this caption over their coverage. notice how on the left it refers to violent protests. but this departure from the network's approved naming didn't last long are. look at the right side. the caption was changed so that it conformed to the approved text and now simply protests. then on wednesday the same news organization produced this gem. in the background you see a city of flame, protesters burning, looting and causing terror. the contradictory views, cnn came up with the brilliant phrase fiery but mostly peac

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gerry: now, mr.en is the party's nominee, out seems he's actually a passionate advocate of racial justice and has been all his life. >> the sulk rights struggle is -- civil rights struggle nothing new to joe. it's why he got into public service, it's why he helped reauthorize the voting rights act and restore unemployment discrimination and employment discrimination laws, and today he takes his place in the ongoing story of america's march toward equality and justice. gerry: that's quite a transformation in just a few months. now, to be fair, of course, all politicians change their colors as events change, but the evidence of the last year suggests senator harris has been rapidly trying to disguise what her senate record clearly tells us that she is, one of the most liberal candidates ever to run on a national ticket. so what actually does her selection tell us about the democratic party now? what is the party thinking as we enter the last crucial phase of the election in my first guest was on the sh

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so gerry adams talking there aboutjohn hume and his wife, pat. throughout the afternoon. first minister nicola sturgeon has been giving more details about the latest numbers of people affected by covid—19 in scotland. we have seen a few of these clusters now and unfortunately it is likely we will see more of them in the weeks ahead. this particular cluster in aberdeen is exactly what we feared when we reopen hospitality, and that is what i was talking about last week when i urged people to think carefully about just last week when i urged people to think carefully aboutjust how often you need to go to a pub or restau ra nt you need to go to a pub or restaurant right now, and also about the care you should be taken when you are there. of course it is not just this incident in aberdeen. across the country on social media we are seeing evidence of largely younger people gathering together with little or no physical distance in place. i have seen pictures on social media over this weekend that made me want to cry, not to put too fine a point on it. i

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blake burman and gerri willis to start us off. blake, you get to go fifth from the north lawn of the white house. >> reporter: and we have a little bit of news as it relates to no deal at all whatsoever for a phase four relief package because the chief of staff, mark meadows, and the house speaker, nancy pelosi, spoke this afternoon, and pelosi has just put out a statement saying, essentially, that the talks once again went nowhere. this was the comment from the house speaker a little while ago. quote: the conversation made clear that the white house continues to disregard the needs of the american people as the coronavirus crisis delaware states lives and lyely hoods. -- livelihoods. there wasn't much hope really going into this conversation as pelosi described the white house chief of staff this way before

in the in the the person gerry adams. which also like john hume want cheatin and super to shorten on but were prepared to use on force to do it and join him and his constituency when prepared to do that but coloring outside the lines like that going across that divide. really was a very politically risky thing to do but actually if it broke open the whole problem it upset that equilibrium and right other steps are the biggest that's possible i'm going to come back to gerry adams in in just a moment but 1st i'd like you to take a listen to what the u.s. senator edward kennedy said about john human back in 1997 when i think john hume was an. indispensable and sort of awakening among american politicians in the 1970 s. that the most effective way that we could begin the advance the cause of peace is to reduce or terminate to the extent possible the financial support for bombs and bullets so how important were his efforts to securing u.s. backing for the peace process. again that that backing which is crucial it didn't really

gerri: welcome back. i'm gerri willis.s allow remote work, a growing number of property owners, they're getting rid of the year-long lease all together. they are offering month-to-month agreements, sometimes ditching the standard two-month deposit as renters gain leverage. from san francisco to new york, this is no longer standard according to the national apartment association which says a third are offering short-term leases to at least 10% of residents. in san francisco, where renters used to compete for property, new landlords are offering concessions and if they don't, listen. >> specific landlords end up being stuck with much lower rents than what they were able to charge even six months ago. more than 10%, sometimes more than 15%. gerri: but leases aren't written month-to-month everywhere. in fact, in the northeast, especially those bedroom communities in connecticut and new york state, lease terms are returning to year-long contracts as the number of rental contracts for high end homes spikes 400%. listen. >> renta

i remember gerry fitt was the first sdlp leader.ohn hume had its head. john hume, after gerry retired, joan became quickly both the heart and the head of the party ——john the heart and the head of the party —— john became. he the heart and the head of the party ——john became. he is still enormously revered in derry and in the sdlp. that was my phone going off, sorry about that! he still enormously revered in derry and within the sdlp. can i take this further? i've seen a lot of british and european prime ministers. and a few american presidents. and a few senior american politicians as well, and they have all been impressive in their own way, but i don't think anybody, in my experience, and i'm sure people would disagree with me, i can't think of anyone in my experience you had the political intellect ofjohn hume, you could say margaret thatcher who i'm met, who had far more impact on her country and the world, but of course she did because she was prime minister, butjohn hume persuaded the british government that the way to operate

bring in gerry back in. plane that phil was talking about that got the great pictures of the capsule coming down through reentry, that technology dates back to the 1950's and i'm wondering as much as has changed and we saw the shot inside the spacex sap all, the dragon capsule where everybody is touch screen and the like, as much as things have changed i'm wondering as you look back to your time during apollo mission about what stayed the same. >> yeah, a lot has changed. the technology is just so much more capable, but, you know, the basic, the fundamentals are still the same. you still have to get going, the same speed to get into orbit and same speed to go to the moon and you will have the same problems coming back, so the fundamentals are exactly the same and just watching this and listening to the crew and mission control and all of that brings back great, great memories, but it's different now. these guys have really good the tools to make this thing look pretty easy. leland: yeah, it really does, we a

hey, gerri. gerri: hey, neil. that's right. so what they're doing is getting more creative than ever and finding new ways of making money. studies show one-third of students lost their job because of the pandemic. tamara is one student who tapped her creativity to pay the bills. the sophomore at texas a & m has started a custom clothing business which she runs from her apartment near campus. listen. >> i have to pay rent and have a light bill and i have to also juggle debt and school as far as books and access codes and all this other stuff that college requires, so i knew i needed money and i knew i needed it fast so i just found a way to get money. gerri: so her cousin lent her the money to start the venture and in july, she bought a machine to cut cloth and a heat press. she also takes orders from students in over 30 universities, most of her business done over instagram where she sells sweatshirts, tee shirts hoodies and masks. she's made about $2,000. listen. >> so it started off for financial reasons but now it's truly so

thank you, gerri willis. melissa? melissa: calling for boycott, president trump taking aim at goodyear tires. our own blake burman is live at the white house with the details. blake. reporter: melissa calling for a company headquartered in the swing state of ohio. this is the tweet from the president. writing, don't buy goodyear tires. they announced a ban on maga hats. get better tires for far less. this comes after a goodyear employee posted a work meeting slide which said items supporting the president and police were not allowed, while supporting black lives matter and lgbt causes were allowed. the company said the slide did not come from corporate. they asked employees at work to refrain expressing support for any candidate or any party, that the company undoubtedly supports law enforcement. press secretary kayleigh mcenany earlier this afternoon suggested that the presidential call for a boy cott is not actual government policy. >> the president was talking on to his supporters when he tweeted that in particular

at great personal risk, in the 1980s, he entered into secret talks with gerry adams, the leader of sinnoked anger and criticism, but he refused to change course. i don't give two balls of roasted snow, jim, what advice anybody gives me about those talks, because i will continue with them until they reach what i hope will be a positive conclusion. his stubborn efforts helped bring about the ira ceasefire, and brought sinn fein into the talks that led to the good friday agreement in 1998, ending the conflict. today, we can take a collective breath and begin to blow away, let's hope, the cobwebs of the past. he and i had many disagreements, and that's a very, very healthy thing to do and to have. but when we were able to talk and to actively promote the primacy of politics of dialogue, of inclusivity and so on, which then led to the hume—adams talks, i have to say, on this sad day, that we wouldn't have the peace that we enjoy today if it wasn't forjohn hume. # ..is give peace a chance #. the peace deal was a turning point for northern ireland and saw john hume hailed as a hero by pop star

i was moderating a debate between him and ian paisley one day, john hume had been challenged by gerryonalists front with sinn fein and john hume said you were just the front ran —— front man. i want to meet the ira. ian paisley said if you do that then i cannot go on talking to you and he pointed to ian paisley and said if you do that you will be a hypocrite. so he could slug it out with the best of them. he gotan out with the best of them. he got an awful lot of criticism from both republican and loyalist sides particularly towards the end of the peace process but here's a man who made the peace that we needed. on social media today i was struck by young people in their 20s and 30s who never met him who said thank you, john, for creating the peace that our children now enjoy. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: after being banned in india, and possibly the us too — could the chinese app tiktok set up its hq in london instead? the question was whether we want to save our people and japanese as well and win the war, or whether we want to take a chance on being able to win the war

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