this is along australia's gold coast. dark shadow you see is a shar it was not interested, fortunately. e drone footage was filmed by liguards who were ableo warn the surfer. he heard a splash but was luckily none the wiser about the shark and its movement. than narrator: funding for this presentation of this program is provideby... language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. raymond james. the freeman fodation. by judy and peter blum kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. and by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. - pbs american portrait is... - a atform where anyone can come and share their stories. - there's a whole great list of prompts to get you started. - when i was 18 and joined the marine corps. - when i decided to accept myself and excel. - and it's been an amazing journey ever since. - this project can help bring us together. he- to listen to each otr. - to understand what it really means to be an american. - you should be a part of pb..

investigates series dug deep into africa's 2nd largest gold producer for centuries it was called the gold coast but today this west african country is known as gone and in recent years has been home to a multi-billion dollar industry that once gave it its name using hidden cameras investigative journalists and. went undercover and scratch beneath the surface of what appeared to be in the desolate gold traders bought as a last was about to discover all that glitters may not necessarily big gold from 2011 falls gold. my name is and i remain anonymous i am an undercover journalists here in ghana and with my team have spent years now infiltrating and fighting cramming corruption in my country my anonymity is my secret weapon and this time i am using it against a new enemy scum these for us this have become a major threats to companies and individuals looking to invest in my country's most valuable commodity. that's chemists and foreign investors and it's well below normal reach and with global gold prices now hitting record profits on. the system but that doesn't exists the investors are taking for

ade: 60 years ago in 1957, the british gold coast broke away from centuries of colonial rule. peaceful transition and ghana's independence, the first to be declared in sub—saharan africa, inspired other states to do the same thing. look carefully around accra and you will see signs of this anniversary year everywhere. this is a really powerful piece of work. it stands at the mausoleum of ghana's independence leader kwame nkrumah and argues that ghana is still not properly free of slavery and colonialisation. itjust exists in a different form these days. they have all got individual expressions of pain and it is quite sobering, really. ghana was right at the centre of the slave trade. its most powerful remnants lie a few hours east of here in the old colonial capital, cape coast, which is where i am going next. it is estimated that in total, around 11 million people were taken from africa, bound for the americas. all along this coastline were forts where men, women and children were held in miserable conditions before their dangerous journey. this was the largest of those forts

take a look at this, this is the former pro surfer matt wilkinson, 100 kilometres south of the gold coast matt. the drone footage was filmed by surf lifesavers and warned the so far. you can get me on twitter. this is a bbc news. bye—bye. hello there. when the sun came out yesterday, we saw 19 celsius, temperatures above where they should be. and they have been for much of the week. but we will swing now to feeling colder for the next few days, probably with temperatures dipping a little bit below where they should be. we will still see some sunshine like we saw on thursday between the showers, this was the rain that moved away, the showers came in, but this next little area of low pressure comes in, giving some quite heavy rain actually through the night as it crosses scotland, northern ireland into the northern half of england and wales. you can see the wraparound here, the area of low pressure, a brisk north—westerly bringing heavy showers, frequent showers following that rain. so, as we go through the day, there will be early brightness in the south and east, but the rain will eventua

showers down towards the southeast into new south wales still some rather wet weather just around the gold coast as well pushing up into brisbane that eastern side of queensland so much the weather will gradually make its way towards new zealand not too bad ahead of that we've got wet weather moving away from japan at the moment clear skies coming back in behind looking pretty good over the next couple of days tokyo at around 23 degrees celsius cold as we go on through cheese day not too bad 21 is still 70 and found high the clear dry weather that stretches across the korean peninsula into a good part of china although we do have some wet and at times wintry weather over towards the west. and face can tell a story without touching a single one. and knowing. going to. a simple time. inform us. the unconventionality of lying witness 3 demands of the human eye. is what inspires scientists. witness documentaries on al-jazeera. the on. the a. welcome back just a quick look at the main stories now voters in chile have less than an off an hour less than an hour to cause that ballots in a referendum to

gold coast. gulf coast. if it makes landfall in louisiana, it would be the fifth named storm this year. bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. vonnie: it is 1:00 p.m. in new york, 5:00 p.m. in london, and 1:00 a.m. in hong kong. i'm vonnie quinn. welcome to bloomberg markets. here are the top stories we are following on the bloomberg and from around the world. william spriggs, the afl-cio chief economist on how the groups 12.5 million members are coping in the absence of more fiscal stimulus. big news in the semiconductor business. competitor for $35 billion in an all stock deal. with theive interview mandarin oriental international ceo on how the pandemic has hit luxury hotels. let's have a look at markets. we are not seeing the bounceback from yesterday's drop that hit not asket hard, but enthusiastically down today. the s&p down .1%. the vix, close to 33. even crude oil is about the only thing bouncing back from yeste

the storm weary gold coast tonight, fortunately leaking as it races through southern mississippi at thisour. we have the very latest live from new orleans. hey, matt. >> shannon, perkins data was a powerful storm that blew through in a couple of hours. one person is dead here, electric heated by a downed power line. ms couldn't get to the person quickly enough. it got calls for 200 downed trees, including these two major trees in the heart of the french quarter. hundreds of thousands of people without power, many still are. your new orleans, lots of wind damage. in places like mississippi, there is a video and pictures the merging of a shocking flood surge. this will continue moving northeast impacting states like georgia and virginia, hurricane data could have been much worse. she is grateful. >> kept us on our toes. i like that. i really do. with every challenge and facing it head on, you get better and better. meaning, what can we do different? each time doing something just a little bit different. >> it's been a rough year for people here in new orleans. this is the seventh time this

the flight left sydney saturday and flew over iconic sights like the great barrier reef, the gold coast byron bay before landing right back in sydney. >> it was spectacular. i thought that some of the sights that we saw today one would never get the chance to see it quite like that. i felt that i was so close to a lot of them. >> qantas says demand was so great, the flight sold out in only ten minutes! they better have really good cockta cocktails. >> this would be a waste for me. i fall asleep on planes. >> so do i. >> the barrier reef is beautiful, but most people who want to travel somewhere as opposed to just getting on the plane. >> i am there with you 100%, laura. thank you so much for having me today. >> always great to have you, boris. i'm laura jarrett. "new day" is next. is now a good time for a flare-up? enough, crohn's. for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulcerative colitis, stelara® can provide relief, and is the only approved medication to reduce inflammation on and below the surface of the intestine in uc. you, getting on that flight? back off, uc. stelara® may

is just one of many recent great white encounters happening more frequently off of the country's gold coast, one the shark could hear him. and now we want to check out what this amazing man is doing his name is ron phelps season was 90 years old and he's a competitive water skier and he is showing no signs of slowing down. reporter mark demsky visited with the man who is pretty much done it all. >>it is a week of mourning >>this is how ron self spends his days and his own private ranch in pleasant grove. some might call it his own private oasis i have a 600 acre ranch here with olives and >>the water's a leg and tell them. >>i'm i'm kind of busy so i try this case 3 times a week. >>30 days shy of his 90th birthday run isn't about to slow down now. i quit. joined most of the other people that retire. >>i die. that's you know they go to their rocking chairs and they sit there and watch tv here. that's not what i do. fun. absolutely all right ron has certainly done a lot in his lifetime. >>he retired from the military in 1967. was the crew chief in fact on air force one for a number of years a

ireland took advantage of the massive waves said hurricane epsilon brought before hitting the sly gold coast earlier this week red bull capture the moments elites irish surfer acquire road the epic wave. that wave is about 60 feet tall, wow it's like mavericks now to our 4 zone forecast and our surfer meteorologist lawrence karnow. >>hey guys we're not done with the hurricane season just yet in fact that next hurricane that may come our way at least to the united states would to that coming in about a week or so we'll wait see on that in the meantime though we are getting ready for what looks like a nice weekend. there are some signs that we're going to see some big changes in the weather in fact in the next 7 days we finally may get back to some wintry stuff i want to show this to you here this long range computer model this the european model showing as we head through the weekend look at night you can see a lot of sunshine high pressure out there, but you see things started to get a little more active the pacific in fact that looks like a pretty good cold front approaching the coastline u

showers down towards the southeast into new south wales still some rather wet weather just around the gold coast as well pushing up into press been that eastern side of queensland so much the weather will gradually make its way towards new zealand not too bad ahead of that we've got wet weather moving away from japan at the moment clear skies coming back a behind looking pretty good over the next couple of days tokyo at around 23 degrees celsius and cold as we go on through cheese day 21 is still 70 and found high the clear dry weather that stretches across the korean peninsula into a good parts of china although we do have some wet and at times wintry weather over towards the west. 0. hello i'm watching the news hour live from london coming up millions of chileans cast that ballot in a referendum which could release the country from a lasting legacy of the pinochet era. and return to the streets of the iraqi capital protesters tried to storm the fortified green zone security forces respond with tear gas. peaceful protests dissent.

it feels to me like not only are the gold coast moving, but the playing field, almost on a daily basishe provision of food, drink, all of the provisions that are needed. wholesalers will carry the wrap on that. coral rose is chair of the federation of wholesalers. she is in colne in lancashire, in the north of england ina bit in a bit of ina bit ofa in a bit of a hotspot, then, really. wholesalers going to cope with a renewed... i will call it a lockdown, but this tightening up again of restrictions? this is a devastating blow to us within wholesale. already the short notice means that we have already got stuck in our warehouses that we can't shift, we can't move on. this has happened to us already. in march we had to write of millions of pounds of stock. some of it went to charities, but there is still a lot that was written off and we're going to have to do the same again now. we have deliveries on the way to us. we have no turnover, which means that we can't satisfy complete customer base that wholesalers satisfy. it isn't just hospitality. that wholesalers satisfy. it isn't just ho

following, delta made landfall in the yucatÁn peninsula in mexico and will set its sights on the gold coastatter of days and dramatically strength into a category four when possibly a category 5 by the time it does so, adam klotz or fox news meteorologist on all of that, what is is looking right right now as you said it continues to spin over mexico in week in the system, with that 105 miles per hour, currently a category 2 storm interim peninsula and get across the gulf mexico in warmer water and heating up once again, as it heats up it grows and that's what we will look at, here's your forecast, we are looking at a landfall getting into friday afternoon. excuse me, we're talking about a landfall getting into friday afternoon, maybe a category 5 storm with winds up to 120 miles per hour and running over warm water that entire time, the tropical models are in pretty good agreement running into louisiana, what does that mean, an area that is already been hit, a whole lot of oil platforms across the region, oil production is going to shut down, we will talk about a real mess and a couple of d

really five states where you have the panhandle in the north, miami in the south, you have the gold coastyou have the central area as well as the west. and republicans and democrats do well across those different -- five different states as you can call them. the villages is interesting actually. close to trump's home. it is near west palm but the surrounding counties produce republican votes. not surprising the president will go there trying to get his supporters to the polls early and erase some of the early voting lead the democrats have been accumulating in florida. >> sandra: sumter county he handily won in 2016. 70% of the vote there. you talk about the panhandle. pensacola where the president will be. pensacola will be heading up later today. talk about the president's goal on the ground there as this will be his stop later today. the counties over here he won 60 .7% of the vote in 2016. >> right. ever since -- those of us who go back along way remember 2000 and waiting for these results to come in from the panhandle and karl rove and other republican operatives cautioned people th

there are several times and walking on thin ice is one of cases the song songs working on the gold coast when he was killed. to repeat this several times in 1980 had songs that were kind of foreboding that may be impending doom yet the in vote a song called living on borrowed time that summer it was inspired by bob marley yet another song called gone from this place another one called help me to help myself which in clay and put the line i trying to so hard to stay alive, but enjoy destruction by my side. so even jaco said maybe he had a sense you something ominous was going will tend it is a fascinating read the title of the book again is john lennon in 1980 playlist him english is the author and tim. >>thank you so much for joining us. my pleasure, than what if people with type one diabetes had the power to manage their condition without fingersticks? to always know their glucose levels and where they're heading with just a glance at their smart device. the power to make treatment decisions. to customize alerts and alarms to help keep them in range. the power to lower their a1c. all th

adamancy at the moment just moving out into the gold little circulation just coming through here that's going to continue moving towards that east coast of india showers not quite as intense at present across much of india but they are there nevertheless and they go there's a circulation which could cause some flooding here by the end of the weekend. frank assessments if american public opinion pieces betrayed by social media platforms after november this would be this because if you believe that there are no roads if you are democracy one obvious solution is to break the law informed opinion you can check his don't go anyway the protesters aren't going anywhere either it's ability to get resolution. in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines who is it that's really out there on the street inside story on al-jazeera. they're watching al-jazeera mind top stories this hour coronavirus cases and surging across much of europe daily infections are higher than ever been in places like austria slovakia and ukraine and in germany those warnings there could soon be 10000 cases every day. at least 30 more soldiers have been killed in fight

gold beach. ——land on. he was just 18 years old. he's been back to the normandy coast, he was awarded the mbe by the queen, in recognition of his tireless fundraising. there's about 35 quid there, harry. collecting donations for a british memorial to the tens of thousands who were killed on these sands in 1944. for the preservation of this wonderful memorial to our wonderful men that died on that terrible normandy campaign. and, this morning, another special occasion for this very special man. # doing the lambeth walk! # hey! greeted at the railway station in his home town of st austell in cornwall, harry was about to travel to penzance on board a train named in his honour. what you think of having your own train, harry? marvellous! 0verwhelming. never expected that. alongside his name and his designations as a member of the british empire, and the french award the legion d'honneur, are ten berets of the royal engineers, one for each of harry's team on d—day. there's no words to describe it, really, is there? i'm moved beyond measure. lovely. i'm very proud to be able

coast warren gatland gets a cbe. brendan foster becomes a knight. as an athlete he won the golder retiring, he founded the great north run, one of the world's most famous marathons. we have had 40 yea rs of famous marathons. we have had 40 years of an event growing in stature, growing in size, growing with people loving it more and more, raising millions of pounds for charity, putting the north—east on the map and becoming the flagship event of the north—east. i think when the queen decides i should receive a knighthood for doing that, i would have done it anyway! there is more on the sporting honours on the bbc sport website. i will have more at 6.30. but for now, back to you. now it's time for a look at the weather. good afternoon. the brisk and cold north north—westerly wind will continue to bring showers southward through the rest of the day. in fact, earlier on we had a band of more persistent rain moving its way across eastern areas in particular, but the showers following on behind are heavy with some hail and some thunder in there. and with the brisk wind as well, of cou

solano and napa counties in gold that severe drought for much of the rest of the bay area and then we are seeing moderate drought conditions having returned for the central coast as far north as san jose. daytime highs today in the 70's and 80's a whole lot like yesterday really not a big change as far today from yesterday is concerned mill valley and oakland beach at 76 today. well livermore concord nevado morgan hill each in the low 80's. here's a breakdown of your next 7 days daytime highs, nice and comfortable along the bay little warm out along the inland areas of the state but we can handle some 80's. no 90's or triple digits in sight as for saturday and sunday of the weekend, it's back to the low 80's inland and 70's right along the bay for halloween and as you fall back an hour on sunday and get that extra hour's sleep. robin. >>all right, let's head back out to the east bay where i'm still tracking a hot spot. this is the biggest problem and only major issue that i have right now and it's an overturned crash in castro valley, and it's just as you enter a castro valley, so eastbound 5.80 after 2.38 before redwood, it's an overturned crash. some folks w

gold beach. he was just 18 years old. he's been back to the normandy coastecting donations for a british memorial to the tens of thousands who were killed on these sands in 1944. for the preservation of this wonderful memorial to our wonderful men that died on that terrible normandy campaign. and, this morning, another special occasion for this very special man. # doing the lambeth walk! # hey! greeted at the railway station in his home town of st austell in cornwall, harry was about to travel to penzance on board a train named in his honour. what you think of having your own train, harry? marvellous! 0verwhelming. never expected that. alongside his name and his designations as a member of the british empire, and the french award the legion d'honneur, are ten berets of the royal engineers, one for each of harry's team on d—day. there's no words to describe it, really, is there? i'm moved beyond measure. lovely. i'm very proud to be able to say that. the british normandy memorial is now close to completion. it's due to be officially opened around the d—day an

that admiral the coast guard admiral ray that you mention was in fact in the oval office the day after that event that's became known as the super spreader admiral ray attended a gold star event in the oval office with president trump which is once again raising speculation that maybe the white house has claimed yet another coronavirus victim you mentioned earlier president trump's closest adviser and as chief speechwriter stephen miller has now declared himself to be coronavirus positive he said that he quarantine himself for a few days and has now tested positive for the disease now he quarantined himself but others who tested positive at the white house did not to quarantine themselves after coming into contact with somebody who had been tested positive kelly mccann any for example the press secretary came into contact with the pope picks another policy adviser the next day she was briefing journalists within the white house so certainly there are reasons why it appears that the coronaviruses emanating out of the white house the white house will not release any full list or numbers of those who wish actually tested positive for corona virus or any of those assoc

chiefs of staff's staying home after the coast guard commodore charles ray tested positive for the coronavirus. they had all been together at the white house for a gold star family event back on september 27th, and at the pentagon two days before on friday. the joint chiefs so far all testing negative. bret? >> bret: john roberts live on the north line. thanks. stocks dove after the president of positivist weakening of the stimulus negotiations. the dow lost three to 66. the nasdaq dropped 178. joe biden is trying to put as much daylight as he can between himself and the socialist wing of his party. he is making that effort as he continues to make his lead in the polls and the vice president prepares for the moment here in salt lake city. correspondent peter doocy is here as well with that story tonight. >> joe biden said today's speech in gettysburg is one he has worked on and worked on. >> i do not believe we have to choose between law and order and racial justice in america. >> biden leads trump by 12 in pennsylvania, according to a new poll of registered voters there and leads trump by 16 points nationally and a new cnn poll of likely voters cond

gold star families maybe becoming symptomatic. as you can see, there was no social distancing, and many people there were not wearing masks. also attending that indoor military event with us coast guard admiral charles ray, who now has contracted covid. admiral kirby joins us now. great to see you. tell us about what you are observing here. there are questions being raised about how the white house handled this event. what concerns do you have? >> first of all, it doesn't appear they're doing any contact tracing. at least press reports that none of the families that were there have been contacted about by the white house. some are quarantining themselves, of course, but i think it's great that the white house took time on a sunday to honor these families and sacrifices, but you would think in the midst of a pandemic, you would want to show greater respect to their sacrifices by doing everything you can to keep them safe. social distancing and wearing masks, but it could have been done outside as well. it was a nice day that sunday. it just doesn't seem like the white house went by making sure they could arrive and leave in perfect health. >> and in stark contrast, the generals

coast guard's number two officer, admiral charles ray. it's unclear exactly how ray contracted the virus, but he did attend a white house event for gold stars a week and a half ago. the pentagon insists there is no change to the operational readiness or mission capability of the u.s. armed forces. former director of national intelligence james clapper says it puts the country at risk. >> this is an ideal time for adversaries, particularly and adversary intelligence services, to look for ways to further confuse us, to distract us. >> reporter: this, as the number of people testing positive who have been near the president or at the white house in recent days spiked to 24. the latest name, senior adviser stephen miller who was part of a debate prep session with the president last week. six out of nine people present now testing positive. >> don't be afraid of it. >> reporter: as president trump continues to downplay the severity of the virus, the white house has become a hotbed of infection. his military aide who calls the so-called "nuclear football," a presidential valet who serves his meals, plus two more staffers in the press office test

coast could establish a separate republic. this was an extremely popular idea there was no transcontinental railroad. it took months to get from new york during the goldhe moon. absolutely. in the populated especially after the gold rush from people all over the place, all over the world. china especially, south america and europe and everywhere, that had no attachment to the united states and no desire to be a part of it at all. i suggest that the desire for transcontinental railroad was kind of a threat that californians issued to the united states that you don't build this we are going to secede and form our own union. effectually during the civil war lincoln decides to start building the transcontinental railroad as a way to prevent the union from breaking along the west boundary as it had north and south. >> by that time there is a reason, they have all that gold. >> absolutely, that's also the reason for california to want to be and because they were fully self-sufficient nation as many people think today would be as well. >> one of the interesting things about i almost laughed out loud when i realize how easy it was to form a nation during that

gold star military event. these are pictures. look like it's circa 2019. there's no social distancing, no masks in the picture, and it's inside. the vice admiral of the coast guard charles ray was at that event. he has tested positive for the virus, and that is forcing other senior leaders at the pentagon to now quarantine, including the top u.s. general, general mark millie. so the white house hasn't accepted cdc help and won't even tell us how many people have the virus. the president was at each of those events, in the room for debate prep. he is the one thing all those events have in common. so we don't know who started this, but we need to know what the situation is. the person who wants to be re-elected as the oldest president in american history, president trump needs to tell us about his health. the only update we got was a letter saying the president has reported no symptoms, and is doing "extremely well." no information about his temperature, drugs, he's taking. we don't know the last time he tested negative, which is crucial. because without it, we have no idea how many people who may be spreading the virus to people who could die. but the white

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