. >> reporter: gillis taken the opposite approach, unplugging from the tv and the phone to have a moment of zen amidst election uncertainty. >>> almost like meditating out there, you know, just hearing the waves, it is relaxing, and you forget about everything that is going on in the world. with all the stuff that is going on come you know. >> reporter: this by credit gotten fresher while concerned about what happened after the election is called. >> make sure there's peaceful transition and i think too many people have raised the specter of unrest. >> reporter: will getting with the tv was easy the smart phone with the constant drip of ballot count updates present the challenge for some seekers at the palace of fine arts. the scrolling continued just in a different setting. >> pretty fun, deftly saw that. so that is why we are doing a picnic, hopefully we can stay off of our phones and just enjoy everything else. >> reporter: of course, the true test of exactly how much we have been folks our phones and screens as we wait for announcement, a call to be made in the selection race, come s

we can speak now to dr gillies 0'bryan—tear from the faculty of pharmaceutical medicine, a professionalin the pharmaceutical industry. its members are involved in clinical trials worldwide. let's begin with safety, because nothing will happen until the safety data of the trials conducted by pfizer and biontech have been looked at. do you think the announcement would have gone ahead if there had been any safety concerns? that is difficult. i think with the efficacy data as good as they were, they would have announced, yes. a purple of vaccination programmes have had safety enhancements already under couple were temporarily halted, that has not happened to this trial. in the data committee has looked at this is an independent committee, independent of size and biontech, they said there were no safety signalled they had seen. —— independent of sisal and biontech. at the fda has asked for data before any submission of this data is made, that will be available at the end of the month. is that an industry standard, do you need to run two months‘ worth of data from a patient involved in a chil

gillis most of the last year. you still feel in there? he's joining us to talk about the incarceration of indigenous youngsters. meghan crocker is director of the national suicide prevention and trauma recovery project. naomi muffy is a community activist and kristi sharma is a senior research out with human rights watch. we also asked the government's national indigenous australians agency to join us, but they toned down our invitation bought. they did send a statement and i will be sharing that with you a little bit later on. ladies, thank you so much for being part of today's show make and there were just 2 numbers that are in my head right now. one is 10, that's the age of criminal responsibility l strain. the other one is 15 times more indigenous youngsters are incarcerated. what young says in australia? those 2 numbers are shock. what does that mean to family? and if we take it away from us and we talk about family, what does that mean? it means that it's broken families and we said it and we said it made subjected to racism, discri

per declaration, so a customs broker would normally charge -- the prices have gone obscene scene of gillylast year -- i think at the moment it is around 50 pounds for an import declaration and 20 to 30 for an export declaration. if you multiply the number of shipments by this number, that ends up being your cost. then you have a hidden cost, the number of internal cost such as hiring people, getting the right thesis. quite a significant amount. the government has the right for businesses to prepare for brexit. there is question of how these grants were administered because they are available for companies and not individuals. if someone is interested in a career in customs they can access grants, train themselves, and then get hired by a company. for a company, these grants are helpful. they cover systems. they are helpful, but the scale of the problem is much bigger than the demand for grants available. guy: i am also hearing some of the government money is driving up the wages of customs agents that are already trained. we are seeing huge price inflation within this space. if that is wh

pretty spot on for the midterms so i think that we should go into tonight with a do you think the gillie is there a risk that impostors efforts to not repeat 2016 is there a risk that they have over corrected i mean they're telling is that joe biden hands a lead but could it be that the real lead that he has or the edge over trump is much larger than what we're being told. absolutely show polling error as i mentioned is very normal it happens in most elections we don't know how big it will be and we don't know in which direction it will go and so it's just about as likely that the polls are underestimating biden as it is that the polls are under estimating truck you know we see that nationally by is about out about it not half points in pennsylvania he is closer to 5 points which right now is the likeliest tipping one state so that's that's a less of a solid lead in the state level races but of course there are other places that really by he doesn't have to win like texas georgia and ohio or iowa we're told me a one point race and if there's just a slight holding area there in biden's di