coco goff is in the second round of the italian open. she will be in rome.la —— formula one's bosses will not investigate lewes hamilton's decision to wear a t—shirt highlighting police brutality at sunday's tuscan grand prix. the shirt called for action over the death of breonna taylor — the black woman who was shot eight times in her home in kentucky by us police in march. five stages to go now in the tour de france and slovenia's primoz roglic is still up there at the top of the standings — but his fellow countryman tadej pogacar is only a0 seconds behind and determined to make a fight of it. drew savage watched stage 16. the first of three tough days in the alps, but with it harder to come tomorrow, the second—place man in the main contenders seemed happy to let a breakaway happen at the front. at the back, another side of cycling for last year's winner, egan bernal. out of contention after cracking on stage 15 but he seemed to enjoy carrying the supplies for his ineos team mates — one of whom, richard carapaz, was in the breakaway and in contention for

and the commission will be coming to london and will be speaking to michael goff was counterpart, theritish counterpart, the british counterpart, christopher, it is going to be awkward. from the government point of view, i don't wa nt government point of view, i don't want to sound like the spokesman, but they are trying to make sure that if there is no deal, which looks like as little as 30% likely to get a deal, if the no deal is 70%, and they're trying to check that it 70%, and they're trying to check thatitis 70%, and they're trying to check that it is the union that can be secured and that matters a lot to the uk after brexit, without a deal. that is what they're saying but you know, to hear that in the house of commons and making a small, limited change to the agreement last year, no wonder they are furious about it. it is around the edges because it's in the big thing but rachel is right, it does matter that you have people like john major in a remainder that never, he fought against the brexit situation last year, theresa may and david cameron, it isa year, theresa may and dav

the fatality on geary and goff was a great example.if the person was driving 65 miles-an-hour down geary, there's -- there are solution would physically prevent that from happening and we can go there. mr. any directorship i'm not afraid of making bold decisions but those bold decisions would require a massive mode shift away from driving cars as well as physical changes to the streets that kept car traffic at or around the designed tolerance of the human body which is 13 miles an hour. we can eliminate traffic fatalities if we can bring speeds down. that is also grossly over simplifying a very complex planning issue that involves many factors and obviously we in san francisco are not going to that kind of an extreme some european cities have to get those tremendous results. we could simply adopt all of oslow's approaches to traffic management but that would require more change than san franciscans are likely ready for. >> director: is that a polite way of saying it's not reachable? >> it reachable but it depends on the tools available

i am brent goff. to those of you watching on pbs and the united states and those of you all around the world, welcome. we begin with the fallout from america's debate debacle. joe biden has described president donald trump's performance as a national embarrassment. the discussion over issues including the coronavirus, race relations and economy quickly descended into a series of interruptions and insults. prompting for five reactions from the u.s. and beyond. >> some u.s. commentators are calling it the worst presidential debate in history. 90 minutes of interruptions, crosstalk, insults and accusations. exchanges like this one were typical over the composition of the u.s. supreme court. >> you should go out and vote. your in voting now. let your senators know how strong you feel. >> he does not want to answer the question. >> the question is -- >> will you shut up, man? >> gentlemen, i think we -- >> so it went for much of the evening. trump seeking to distract and disrupt biden with a barrage of int

goff, is there a path to justice for breonna taylor's family despite what happened yesterday with the >> bluntly, no. and that's because breonna taylor is dead. you cannot get justice once someone is taken offer this earth. the best you can hope for is accountability. i think for too many people in the streets last night and for 100 days splplus we've had, the system is working the way it's supposed to. that's thing that's inspiring change. >> do you see indications that's going to happen any time soon based on what's happening in kentucky? >> it doesn't look like it's going to happen at the state level, but if people insist on it through electoral means or whatever, the american populace is way more activated to this issue than i have ever seen it in my lifetime. >> kimberly, there are people upset about the lack of charges against the try officers. do you think the officers should have been charged with manslaughter or murder? >> i absolutely think they should have and could have, and that the selective credibility that the a.g. gave to one witness as opposed to nearly a dozen other

. ♪ >> i'm brent goff. welcome. u.s.dentonald trump has arrived in kenosha, wisconsin despite local leaders urging him to stay away. many say the visit could only further fuel racial tensions. this comes in the wake of sometimes violent protests following the police shooting of jacob blake. president trump praised the police while slamming the democratic governor for his failing to send in federal enforcement officers. the president is also touring parts of the city that werere damaged in last week's protests. president trump is in kenosha, wisconsin. so is our correspondent. we have you been seeing and hearing in the city today? >> as you know, it is calm down. -- it has calmed down. we noticed trump supporters and anti-trump demonstrators shouting. feelings have ticked up a bit, but now things are coming down. it's time for us to bring in a special guest. i will put my mask back on. i'm going to talk to and introduce you to sarah. she is 19 years old. she comes from germany, but lives in the united states for the last

. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff.o everyone watching us on pbs in the united states and to all of you around the world, welcome. we begin with one million -- the one million lives lost to the coronavirus. the pandemic which began nine months ago, has claimed more than one million lives globally. from europe to the u.s., cities are bracing for another surge in infections, a second wave in the pandemic. covid-19 has quickly become one of the worlds deadliestst infectious diseases. the virus has spread to at least 180 eight countries and fatalities have been rising yet again since august. many countries, as we said, are seeing a resurgence in coronavirus cases including here in europe. public health officials say the crisis is far from over. we asked if the focus should b e on treating virus or on testing anand tracing. >> the emphasis should be on all of it. my belief in humumanity goes up every daday when i see the work scientists a are doingng, but we oursrselves, everyry one of us,s to be responsiblele, and our healt

. ♪ i'm brent goff. to our viewers watching on pbs and around the world, welcome.onight, we begin with the ashes that were once europe's largest migrant camp. on to nine, a fire broke out on the greek island of luz bos. thousands of refugees have been taken to safety. local officials suspect arson. they say it may have been a protest against the coronavirus lockdown imposed earlier this week. tonight, a state of emergency is in effect t on the entire islan. >> it lies in ruins. it was a temporarary home foforr 12,00000 m migrants stucuck on e g greek island d of luz bos -- lesbos. ththe camp was operating at t fr timeitits inteed c capacy. now, politicians from around europe are calling on members to take action. >> these are horrible pictures that we see in what has happened. i think it is important now that we do not leave grace alone with this. -- greece alone with this. we have offered the greek government ever support we can. >> what is important now is to protect people and give them immediate shelter. thanks to quick reaction from the staff in the camp and t

. ♪ brent: i'm brent goff.o our viewers watching on pbs in the united states and all around the world, welcome. we start here in germany, where police have launched raids against some of their own colleagues. officers suspected of trading neo-nazi imagery and online chat rooms. 29 police officers have been suspended and 11 are now under criminal investigation. images shared include pictures of adolf hitler and nazi symbols, such as swastikas. this is not the first time germany's security forces have been at the center of a scandal involving far-right extremism. >> a disgrace and a slap in the face for germany's police forces. that's what the interior minister in the city called the discovery of chat content in which 29 police officers shared right wing extremist material. including, for example, pictures of hitler's, swastikas, imperial war flags, and many more horrible images, like the fictioional depiction of a refue and the gas chamber of a concentration camp. police officers from different cities and 34 pol

the fatality on geary and goff was a great example.if the person was driving 65 miles-an-hour down geary, there's -- there are solution would physically prevent that from happening and we can go there. mr. any directorship i'm not afraid of making bold decisions but those bold decisions would require a massive mode shift away from driving cars as well as physical changes to the streets that kept car traffic at or around the designed tolerance of the human body which is 13 miles an hour. we can eliminate traffic fatalities if we can bring speeds down. that is also grossly over simplifying a very complex planning issue that involves many factors and obviously we in san francisco are not going to that kind of an extreme some european cities have to get those tremendous results. we could simply adopt all of oslow's approaches to traffic management but that would require more change than san franciscans are likely ready for. >> director: is that a polite way of saying it's not reachable? >> it reachable but it depends on the tools available

i am brent goff. to our viewers in the united states, and viewers around the world, welcome. european union leaders have failed to agree on sanctions on belarusian officials linked to president alexander lukashenko, and that is because one member of the european union, cyprus, vetoed the move. they union had implicated as involved in violence and electoral fraud in last months election. >> the belarus and -- belarusian opposition leader was in brussels and urged foreign ministers to be brave and we can alexander lukashenko by disrupting his funding. >> i ask you not to finance the regime and program from state to nonstate actors. i also ask to reconsider partnerships with state organizations close to lukashenko. finally, and most importantly, i call on you to work together with us toward a free, fair, and transparent election. >> and these were the scenes after the disputed elections in belarus in august, which the eu agrees were not free or fair. a unanimous vote by eu member states would have slept travel bans and frozen the assets of 40 mother goose and officials accused o

. -- i'm brent goff. short break, i will be back to take you through "the day." ♪ [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] yeah but it's his work to live from paris will news and analysis from france twenty four i'm not going these are the main world news headlines. fourteen people on trial in paris over the shoddy and to attack of twenty fifteen. they were led into court by police for a case expected to last until mid november three suspects are being tried in absentia. the two fled to syria in the wake of the atrocities that claimed. seventeen lives of the three days of terror. german doctors say alexa brownlie was poisoned with the nerve agent not chalk. francis condemned the shocking and irresponsible use of the nerve agent. the white house has cold it completely reprehenensible. y

. ♪ i'm brent goff.o our viewers on pbs and in the united states, and to all of you around the world, welcome. we begin tonight with the tax history donald trump did not want the world to see. "the new york times" has gained access to tax documents from the u.s. president going back 20 years. the information paints an unflattering picture of a man deeply in debt and using questionable means to avoid taxes. according to the report, trump paid no federal income tax in 10 of the last 15 years. the president has dismissed the allegations, calling them "fake news." this bombshell report hitting on the people -- on the peve of the first presidential debate. reporter: we have heard this line of defense from the president before. >> fake news. totally fake news. made up. fake. reporter: but with less than 24 hours before the presidential debate, the damage may have already been done. new tax revelations published by "the new york times" are likely to givive democratic rival joe biden fresh ammunition the -- at t

. ♪ i'm brent goff. to our viewers on pbs in the united states and around the world, welcome. u.s.sident donald trump is in california where he plans to see firsthand the devastation caused by massive wildfires along the u.s. west coast. the president has been meeting with firefighters and emergency officials s in the north of the state, who have been strugglilig to control record blblazes that have devastated 20,000 square kilometers. trump blamed the fires on poor forest management and a failure to clear underbrush. democratic rival joe biden has pointed to climate change. as the reason for the fires. our correspondent, he is at the airport in the state capital of sacramento. where the president landed earlier. good afternoon. this is a surprise visit by donald trump. why did he decide to come now? >> well, he is here to talk about the wildfires and some people around here might say finally. his critics have blamed him, avoiding the subject and as you said it was a surprise visit, which a lot of his supporters have come out here and staged impromptu rally. he was talking in this

. ♪ >> i'm brent goff.our viewers on pbs in the united states and all around the world, welcome. the united nations general assembly has held its annual debate as the u.n. marks 75 years since its founding. it was the first assembly where world leaders do not gather in new york city, but instead addressed the forum via video because of the pandemic. fafar from delivering a unified message, donald trump lashed out at china in his speech. this prompted u.n. secretary-general to warn against "a new cold war." let's have a listen now to one of trump's attacks on china. president trump: we must hold accountable the nation which unleashed this play got to the world -- china. -- this p pague onto the world - china. china lockdown travel domestically while alive allowing flights to leave china and in fact the world. . brent: we want to go to with the fact checker. tell me, is it true what trump says about china? can we put all the blame on china for the pandemic? >> well, we all know that president trump keeps call

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failed to score he went on to miss a penalty as his team lost 3 no to philadelphia. 16 year old coco goff has won her 1st ever french open match the american east past number 9 c. content of britain in the 1st round beating her in straight sets 6363 gough who is currently ranked as the world number 51 claimed the 4th one of her career over a top 20 player. oh my honestly my dad told me something in the warm up. time me he was just say you're living your dream suggests enjoy and have fun i mean his goal was to become an n.b.a. player and he didn't make it so he told me like you're living your dream in the everybody gets to do their switches have fun on the court and the men's draw us open finalist alexanders of rev came overcame a slow start to book his place in the 2nd round the 23 year old german was initially trailing in the opening stand but went on to be dennis novak of austria in st sads of rob has never made it past the french quarter finals. a 3 time grand slam champion andy murray won just 6 games during a straight sets defeat against. it was murray's 1st appearance on a clay cour

so we're talking about many goff and go cards and then the following week on september 21st indoor museums and in class learning from kindergarten to 6th grade can return with limited capacity and a safety plan in place and by the end of september san francisco's goal is to allow 25% capacity at indoor places of worship. the california's covid-19 numbers are down significantly. but state leaders are still working to stop the spread among vulnerable groups as california counties were to move through the state's strict for tier plan for reopening, state leaders have added another benchmark counties need to me before moving forward. health officials are putting their attention on vulnerable and older adults essential workers communities of colors. immigrants and people living with disabilities counties will need to prove to the state that it's nearing the gap in improving positivity rates among all groups. >>due to covid-19 has exacerbated many of our underlying health inequities, especially among underserved and marginalized groups really have the intersecting of factors like race and econom

i'm brant goff to everyone watching us on p.b.s. in the united states and to all of you around the world welcome we begin tonight with 1000000 the 1000000 lives lost to the coronavirus the pandemic which began. 9 months ago has now claimed more than a 1000000 lives globally and from europe to the u.s. cities are bracing for another surge in new infections a 2nd wave in the pandemic could 19 as quickly become one of the world's deadliest infectious diseases the virus has spread to at least 188 countries in fatalities have been rising yet again since august after weeks of gradual decline many countries as we said are seeing a resurgence in corona virus cases including right here in europe and public health officials say the crisis is far from over. were earlier we spoke with margaret here's she's with the world health organization in geneva and we asked her whether the emphasis should be on developing a vaccine and drugs to treat the virus or on coded testing and tracy. the emphasis should be on it let's say is do it all say yes the s

its 2 time wimbledon champion has never got beyond the semifinals at roland garros. 16 year old coco goff won her 1st ever french open match the american eased past number 9 feet giant of quanta of britain in the 1st round the world number 51 beating her in straight sets 6363. army honestly my dad told me something in the one. time me he was just like. you're living your dream so just enjoy and have fun i mean his goal was to become an m.b.a. he did it make is so he told me like you're living your dream in the everybody gets to do this or just have fun on the court u.s. open champion dominic team is through to the 2nd round at the french open the austrian was a straight sets winner against maran glick chill it's rather of croatia the world number 3 has been the beaten finalist in the last 2 french open tournament. now the draw for the 1st 2 quarterfinals of the asian asian championship league has been made in cats are lost will face an all the while persepolis of iran will take on new year's beck team pack to core both the last 8 games will be played in doha wednesday with the semifinal c

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goff had 275 yards but no touchdowns.play did set up malcolm brown for his two touchdowns of the night. the rams win it. >> welcome to the new nfc south rivalry. brady becomes the oldest player to score a touchdown. he's feeling good. but this was not a great brady performance. only 106 yards passing and was picked off twice. jenkins takes this one to the house. brady loses his tampa debut, 34-23. the saints next week for the raiders home opener. >>> a positive covid test halted play on friday. fortunately, it was a false positive. so it's a sunday double header in san diego. this may be the only good thing about not having fans in the stands. fernando's bat goes flying. look at that thing go. no cardboard cutouts were harmed in the filming of this game. in the third, will meyers with the two-run single to make it 4-nothing. the giants only got two hits and lose the first game, 6-nothing. game two, though, padres first baseman relaxing. that's not a beer, though. we checked. believe me. the giants hadn't scored in any of

jared goff led la back to take the lead. right there with 15 seconds left. three-yard touchdown. as well after escaping 35-32 win. >>> oh, it's another rough monday if you're a falcons fan. atlanta up by 16 halfway through the fourth quarter. the bears, mitch true bins bin ski and nick follows. they shocked atlanta 30-26. the falcons the first team in nfl history to blow a lead of 15 or more twice in a season in the fourth quarter. they've done it in back-to-back weeks. >>> three women meanwhile making nfl history in the washington/cleveland game yesterday. for the first time, three women were on the field in official capacity in a regular season game. good for them all being on the field yesterday. cleveland beating washington in that one, 34-20 giving them their first winning record in six years. >>> the nba finals is now set. the heat trailing the celtics in the fourth quarter last night. they out scored them by 18 in the final nine minutes of the game. 20-year-old tyler hero, the heat won. they'll face lebron and the lakers wednesday night. >>> major league baseball postseaso

becky goff to reopening thursday coincides with the start of the nfl season. >> we've been looking forwarde the moment we shut down. >> reporter: the co-owners is a lot of thought and work into reopening outdoors. they have trained staff on safety protocols. the town sports garden complete with tvs and tables on artificial turf. stigma government he wants to drink a beer outdoors anyways and everybody is kind of eager to kick it, watch a game and just pretend like things are normal. >> reporter: further east in places like walnut creek customers have already been hanging out at patio for his bars. >> we love the community and surrounding cities. football brings everybody together. is a good reason to smile. >> reporter: football on his will be missing the boost altogether. >> tonight is open night. >> reporter: owner of the blue- chip sports lounge and restaurant in san jose says they did not survive the pandemic. the family-owned business lasted 13 years but everything changed in march. the months long shutdown doug amendola hole, even with loans. >> it wasn't enough to pay off the landlo

to talk about coronavirus but the fact of the matter is violence is out of hand in these democratic goff rned cities and states. we're forced to talk about it. it is an issue on the top of voters' minds. >> sandra: john roberts is live on the north lawn this morning. what do we expect to hear from the president on the campaign trail today? >> good morning. first of all the president will be heading to western pennsylvania. it was a stronghold of support for him in 2016 spes i have you canly. he will be going to the home of rolling rock beer. polls have said biden has a 4 point lead but the president will talk about law and order accusing biden to stand up to the left wing anti-police wing of the democratic party and urge states to accept federal help and not tell police to step down and also talk about restoring american manufacturing, a big issue in the heartland. that part of pennsylvania also very reliant on fracking and the energy industry despite what biden said the other day about not wanting to ban fracking. the president will paint biden as an opponent of drilling. you can't camp