thank you, ground control. sir lindsay hoyle. 0r, ground control, as he's known in harrow. know you have a choice of programmes. for me, it is over and out, and have a good onward journey. hello there. during friday, we saw colder air sweep down across the whole of the uk. accompanied by a fair number of showers as well. this weekend, it remains on the chilly side. again, a mixture of sunshine and showers. the showers much more widespread, though, on saturday. we have the colder air because the winds are coming in from the north or north—west. and that is because we have lower pressure sitting to the east of the uk and higher pressure towards the west. during the second half of the weekend, that high pressure m oves a little bit closer, so the winds will not be as strong and the showers will be few and far between. saturday could start dry, sunny and cold across southern england, but the winds are blowing down these bands of showers which could be heavy at times and pushing them southwards. the showers continue to rattle into northern scotland. sheltered central, southern s

thank you, ground control. sir lindsay hoyle — or ground control, as he is known in harrow.ve a choice of programmes. for me, it is over and out, and have a good onward journey. hello there. the changing autumn colours looked splendid in the sunshine on sunday. beginning to look a little more muted as we go through monday. lots more cloud around, outbreaks of rain spreading its way eastwards across most parts during the day as well. the cloud and rain, though, from these weather fronts as they push in through the night means the temperature shouldn't drop too much across western areas. in the east though, a little ridge of high pressure, some clearer skies for a time. parts of east anglia and the southeast — could even be a touch of frost in the countryside, with temperatures and lower single figures, away from the city centres. but here, some early brightness before cloud thickens, rain arrives later into the afternoon. a wet start in northern ireland, through much of scotland, and around any western fringes of england and wales. the rain heavy at times. clearing through no

thank you, ground control. sir lindsay hoyle. or, ground control, as he's known in harrow. know you have a choice of programmes. for me, it is over and out, and have a good onward journey. 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 eventually reach here by lunchtime. still

thank you, ground control. sir lindsay hoyle — or ground control, as he is known in harrow. a choice of programmes. for me, it is over and out, and have a good onward journey. hello. there has been some pretty decent spells of autumnal sunshine out there for many of us through the course of the day. a lot of dry weather around as well, but things will turn much more unsettled over the next 2a hours or so. this was the picture earlier on on sunday in braunston in northamptonshire. quite a lot of blue sky around there, if we take a look at the satellite picture though, through the course of the afternoon that cloud did start to build, so in filling some of those longer spells of sunshine, we have also had a few showers already around the east coast for the likes of aberdeenshire, down towards norfolk, and one or two around western parts of pembrokeshire, for instance, and cornwall as well. we have got a front that is pushing its way in from the north—west. meanwhile, higher pressure isjust holding on, it is trying to push on from the south—west, but that low pressure will win

thank you, ground control. sir lindsay hoyle — or ground control, as he is known in harrow.w you have a choice of programmes. it is over and out and have a good onward journey. hello there. after the frequent showers across the uk on saturday, sunday is looking a lot drier and brighter across most parts of the uk, at least. a bit of a chilly start and a chilly day all in all — perhaps less so than saturday, given a bit more sunshine around. here's the big picture then to take us into sunday. low pressure is continuing to nudge away, taking the showers we had from saturday with it. not quite there yet, northerly winds still with us, and that means it will be a rather cold start where we've seen those clearer skies through the night into the morning, particularly through central scotland into northern england. here, we could see a touch of frost in some rural areas but perhaps the best of the morning sunshine. a lot more in the way of sunshine across the board, though, on sunday. a few showers for northern ireland, wales, south—west and the north—west midlands to begin with. f

bob blackman: thank you, ground control. right honorable friend will be well aware of the negotiations going on between the department for transport and the current mayor of london on a further bail-out for transport for london. the current mayor is demanding an eye-watering £5.65 billion to keep tfl running for the next 18 months, yet he refuses to accept any economies because that would offend his union paymasters. can my right honorable friend confirm, however, that the government have not required the current mayor of london to expand the congestion charge to the north and south circular roads? pm johnson: mr. speaker, i can certainly confirm, as i said in my answer to the first question, is that the black hole in tfl's finances, the bankruptcy of tfl, which, by the way, was left in robust financial health by the previous mayor -- it certainly was. it certainly was. it is entirely the fault of the current labour mayor of london, with his grossly irresponsible demagogic fare policies, which, i may say, were never pursued

grounds. lisa: control of the senate is very much at stake. can see a tightening gap there, in terms of the odds, that there will be this blue wave that has been increasingly priced into markets. what is your sense of the theme? republicans say they are registering more voters, more men who are white and have not gone to college, more likely to vote red down the ballot. how does that change the calculus on the senate front? kevin: that helps them in florida, north carolina, south carolina. it's very hard to understand whether or not getting people to sign up to vote is the same with voter engagement of folks that have already been brought in in the 2018 cycle because the democrats will push back on that data and say they have been able to mobilize voters ever since 2016. these numbers are so hard because both of the political parties are operating under their own metrics, so it is very difficult to understand from a comparative sense whether or not they are actual. in terms of the down ballot, for the senate and a blue wave, you look at the ma

that all clear from the meteorology department we then go ahead and begin our patrols you control via air and ground in we have a sizable helicopter that we reform air patrols with you soon with that will be also performing controls are patrols on the ground and in some cases on foot and hard to access areas if we find damage or hazards that i have made contact with or facilities while and they were. >>we've been listening in on a press conference with pg and e they've been talking about the power shut-offs that are expected to happen. starting tomorrow, they said that about 54,000 customers are expected to be impacted across 24 counties and with regard to the bay area. counties in the north bay shut offs should start there at about 06:00pm and counties over in the south and east bay's should start at about 08:00pm tomorrow evening, they'll they were a little bit vague but they said power shut-offs should. >>late in the day on friday and they will be notifying everybody but of course it all depends on the weather we've got this triple threat. a threat going on right now with the red flag warnings th

planes in the air prop up jobs on the ground like engineers, factory workers, air traffic control, car rentals, hotels, all kinds of businesses that rely on the global supply chain. many experts don't expect air travel to recover until the year 2024. >>> the fallout from the presidential debate dominated wednesday's headlines, another 946 americans died from coronavirus yesterday. their families grieving. 19-year-old chad doral is a sophomore at appalachian state in north carolina, he's the latest to die. highlighting the danger on the young. something underscored by a contact tracing study from india which shows young adults are the primary spreaders of this virus. in the u.s., another day with more than 40,000 new cases. the country incapable of lowering the growth. 27 states adding more cases representing most of the northern half of the u.s. >>> moderna will not have enough data to file for emergency use until november 25th. the vaccine is not widely available until spring. that's the best case. that's one of the ten vaccine candidates in late stage, large clinical trials around th

monument, we have a very rich monumental landscape, it's almost entirely on the state house grounds, so it's controlled by the state legislature, even aside from the -- the legislature kind of took over the minutes for landscape we have a kind of active movement here in columbia to revisit our memorial landscape and i think that is something that can be tremendously important politically, to take down the monument to ben tillman, to take down the monument to jay marion sims on the south carolina state house grounds, those would be tremendously important statement and i have been active in supporting them. the same time, i think it is important to build things up and i do think reconstruction is a way to build things up and the museum, public park thing is a good way to go. gregory: they are doing exactly that with the leadership you've ed from the museum that turned from a vision of woodrow wilson's childhood. excitinghat was an program to be involved with. gregory: that's incredibly exciting project, if and when we get to a point where people can visit things, i assume it is probably closed right now.

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thank you, ground control.asters. can my right honourable friend confirm, however, that the government is not required of the current mayor of london to expand the congestion charge to the north and south circular roads? mr speaker, i can certainly confirm, as i said in my a nswer to certainly confirm, as i said in my answer to the first question, the black hole in the tfl finances, the ba n kru ptcy black hole in the tfl finances, the ba nkru ptcy of black hole in the tfl finances, the bankruptcy of tfl, which was left in robust financial health by the previous mayor, mr speaker, it certainly was, it certainly was, is entirely the fault of the current labour mayor of london with his grossly irresponsible, demagogic policies, which were never pursued by the previous mayor of london, i might say, and the fault lies entirely with him. i trust my honourable friend will make that clear. mr speaker, financial support packages, tackling homelessness, rail nationalisation, honouring marcus roughage —— marcus rashford,

place for 'd a business what do they do you have you molesting you left the grounds of but the focus outside and you're controlling everything that goes in and everybody who goes in and out all due respect i heard that gaza i heard that gaza will be the single poor of the middle east now the israeli army is not there what happened is exactly the opposite so people there are saying. what forbid if you leave security in judea and samaria we will get the gaza hamas right next to jerusalem and all the stuff in the heart of israel all right we'll never make that mistake again mr i was about because we could go on discussing this we could go on discussing this much longer unfortunately we've run out of time thank you very much for being on conflict appreciate your time my pleasure thank you. my. my my my my. my. my you. tube. in the army of climate change. the same issue for 6. months to. do yesterday the future of. global news dot com the 6 major cities the making. clear the turks. and you know yes yes we've got new and how last year's german starts now remembering what i'm going to back off as you've never part time b

terror attack provided the best solution to slowing down the fire until ground personnel could fight their tedious way in for a final controlngines rumbling] although the fire burned three days, no lives or homes were lost. [engine growling] ♪ [telephone ringing] >> emergency fire dispatch 1440. what is the cross street? can i have your name and call back number? >> [indiscernible] >> would you dispatch the helicopter? >> [indiscernible] >> seminal and sunshine respond. >> order 541618, initial attack. grass fire, 1441 hours. >> 5484, 5442, and 5469. grass fire, cross street henderson. dispatch area c-7. dispatch area c-7. 1442. >> fire morgan hill. 541618. dispatch area c-7. [siren wailing] [helicopter blades thumping] [siren wailing] ♪ ♪ ♪ narrator: this blaze started not through malice, merely through inattention and carelessness on the part of the operator. any internal combustion engine large or small is a hazard in a dry, grassy area. spark arrestors are a must under these conditions. because of early detection followed by prompt and initial attack, the fire was extinguished in an hour at minimal cost. the achievement

what i can control is what goes on in the training ground.hampion sprinter christian coleman has been banned from athletics for two years for anti—doping violations. the athletics integrity unit announced their on tuesday. the american, who won the men's 100 metres at last year's world championships in doha, was provisionally suspended the 24—year—old has 30 days to appeal the decision at the court of arbitration for sport. in the training ground. in the training ground. the rule is this they have to keep track of where they are, giving athletics integrity one hour each day where there going to be. they also have the ability to change that —up also have the ability to change that — up until hours before hand, they can — up until hours before hand, they ca n text — up until hours before hand, they can text or e—mail. what mr coleman did on the 9th of december, he had to failed whereabouts, he had not been there when they checked, and on nine december, 2019, he was supposed to be at home. he was not there. where was he? he was out shopping at a

jobs in the air prop up jobs on the ground like air traffic control, car rentals and other businessesn the global supply chain and it's been a dizzying 24 hours. united, american, goldman sachs all state, disney, shell, end of the quarter, bunch of layoffs here. >> big, big numbers. christine romans, thanks so much. >>> "new day" continues right now. >> after refusing to explicitly not condemning the wing right diplomacy -- >> i don't know who the proud boys are. >> the message to the proud boys and the white supremacists, cease and desist. >>> wisconsin reported the highest numbers of coronavirus hospitalizations. >> we have had to put patients in hallway beds. >> we have got to put the brakes on this pandemic. >>> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> all right, good morning, everyone. welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." and it's october. it's october -- no, i was leading with the biggest news. >> i know. life is speeding by. speeding towards election day. >> all right. there's a lot going on this morning incl

and you don't want to be too close to the ground where you don't have really good air side, because the aircraft are hard to control lower to the ground. and you don't have any space below you to make up for anything that might go wrong. so when the smoke goes away they will be able to hit it harder. but it was mostly a helicopter operation today. >> what about the red flag conditions? it doesn't look that windy where you are, but i imagine it gets more windy as you go up higher. how about the >> it is about 96 degrees. it is about 21% humidity. and yes, the higher you go, the more likely you are to run into these higher winds. because, obviously, there is less blocking them. down here, there's a fairly high mountain wall behind us. but the reality of the situation is the higher you go, the more you when's you are going to run into. last night after we were driving home, it was amazing. we were driving and you could see fire in the mountains a couple of miles away. what was amazing was how hard the winds were blowing, really creating a spectacle with the fire as it consumed tree after tree after tree. >> let's hope

over in the united states one webb has a 2nd ground station not far from washington d.c. . the constellation satellites can be controlled from here and from headquarters in london. daria corinne is responsible for coordinating the constellations flight maneuvers she and colleague ny ritchie control individual satellites. here the 2 experts are conducting extensive tests connected to automatic control routines. it's a system that i want to trust but at the same time as a human i want to make sure i'm checking all of all of my checks and balances making sure that everything is ok with the tally before we proceed to the next step because again this isn't a simulation we have to take our time and we have to be as humanly perfect as possible how many controllers will be required to pilot a mega constellation of several 100 satellites this is well artificial intelligence will come in to assist the human operators i believe we're going to be having one controller for about 20. 30 so it's maybe even more we're trying to automate our system so that one person can handle as many satellites that is needed within our crews because

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what i can control is what goes on in the training ground., will receive a share of prize money to lessen the financial impact of ties being played behind closed doors. losing teams previously got no prize money but will now receive just over £5,500 with £16,000 going to the winners. world champion sprinter christian coleman has been banned from athletics for two years for anti—doping violations. the american won the men's 100 metres at last year's world championships in doha, and has been banned for three "whereabouts failures". coleman has 30 days to appeal at the court of arbitration for sport. if you are an elite athlete, you get all these wonderful opportunities, to travel around the world, competing. you have a few simple things to do, one hour a day, they need to know where you are at. and this is how we combat doping. and it's important. and athletics integrity, if they didn't do that, they would be compromised. it's not an easy thing to take your biggest sprinter in the world and say the quy sprinter in the world and say the guy is b

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ground. again is the pandemic spirals out of control with france and germany going back into long. muslim countries micron's defense of the right to islam there's no sign of dying down opinion on the streets of paris seems divided. even if you have the right to use blast for me have new right to my religion i find it in different values every which way. from a caricature of the 1st. 2020 us presidential election numbers of early voters with 75000000 americans having already cast their ballots for voter fraud concerns from higher head of the big. international thanks for joining us. france is going back into national lockdown as the pandemic spirals it seems out of control across europe french citizens will now need special certificates to actually move around the city's president among your said that the tough measures starting from friday will last for at least a month. they bought the we are overwhelmed by the 2nd wave that's we now know will certainly be harder and deadlier than the 1st one from friday we will see tosha of boston restaurants all essential or non-essential shops

helicopters dropped water firefighters and volunteers tackling the blaze on the ground strong winds are making the flames hard to control 700 hectares of forest been destroyed so far. so i heard on al-jazeera. a shaky cease fire and they're going to care about how armenia and azerbaijan agreed to a truce but accuse each other of not respecting it. hello the remains of delta are still with us they've gone up through louisiana and they're heading up towards tennessee this is historic the landfall and this is the forecast for sunday now it's not really a circulation we can name anything other than the tropical look so it's a vast amount of rain spreading up through tennessee and up towards the seaboard at the same time coming into the pacific seaboard is a low which might give just as much rain in seattle more likely in washington state and not just last a day they'll tend to fall apart as the rain comes inland that's called nectar front to the upper midwest otherwise it's much much quieter now you'll be pleased to hear this looks beautiful for a couple of days right for the sas now anything else coming in not immediately

dropped water to help firefighters and volunteers tackling the blaze on the ground strong winds are making the flames hard to control 700 hectares of forests been destroyed so far fish skin is being used to treat animals burned during wildfires in brazilian wetlands scientists the federal university of sierra developed the technique which uses sterilized philip the skin to speed up healing on burn wounds it's the 1st time the method has been used on wildlife in brazil including deer snakes and alligators. and let's take a look at some of the stories here at least 8 people have been killed in the latest fighting over the disputed region of not going to cut back as of the official say the city of ganja was struck by missiles overnight as a radio in armenia accusing each other of violating a freshly agreed cease fire the u.s. president's doctor says donald trump has been cleared to return to work but won't confirm the fees tested negative for.

had opened, graduated its first class in 1904. 1905, the government gets control of the national forest. >> boots on the groundrangers for the forest service out west. all of the young men looked up to them. he rallied their spirits for conservation. he urged them to be part of the great crusade as he called it. >> his name was gifford pinchot. they were infused with the idealistic agenda of the great crusade. >> in order to become a forest ranger, one had to have many skills. first, they had to be able to write legible reports in order to keep congress informed of their findings. pinchot required them to keep a record of their survival skills. the test lasted two days and was comprised of navigation, horse handling, firefighting, and cooking. pinchot said, one test was to cook a meal. the other was to eat it. they needed these skills and more to survive because they would be patrolling areas names like, the high lonesome and the badlands. not to mention dealing with the wild west towns where some people would prefer to kill you over a drink rather than to buy you one. >> these people could not have been more

place for 'd a business what do they do you have you laughing you left the grounds of but the focus outside and you are controlling everything that goes in and everybody who goes in and out all due respect i heard that gaza i heard that gaza will be the singapore of the middle east now the israeli army is not there what happened is exactly the opposite so people there are saying. we got forbid if you leave security in judea and samaria we will get the gaza hamas right next to jerusalem and all this the heart of israel all right we'll never make that mistake again mr i was about because we could go on discussing this we could go on discussing this much longer unfortunately we've run out of time thank you very much for being on context appreciate your time my pleasure thank you ira my my my my my. my you. to. you. to. do. elemental forces of. such a dangerous tsunami. more and more people live in coastal areas in emergency every 2nd counts. searchers are getting to the bottom of this natural phenomenon but what protection is there against. drift from tests. in 15 minutes on d w y e biden says trump. axed us presiden

place for 'd a business what do they do you have a relaxing you left the grounds of but the focus outside and you are controlling everything that goes in and everybody who goes in and out all due respect i heard that gaza i heard that gaza will be the singapore of the middle east now the israeli army is not there what happened is exactly the opposite so people there are saying. forbid if you leave security in judea and samaria we will get the gaza hamas right next to jerusalem and all the stuff in the heart of israel all right we'll never make that mistake again mr i was about because we could go on discussing this we could go on discussing this much longer unfortunately we've run out of time thank you very much for being on conflict so appreciate your time my pleasure thank you kyra my my. my my my. my you. are. going to. nicole because in germany to learn german english cynical why not learn with him d.j. music you learn course because vic. read the real talent resides . i come from there lots of people in fact know than a 1000000000 if you could lead the largest democracy and give me that's one reason why i'm

ground. the region is recognized as part of azezerbaijan but is controll by ethnic armenians.rbaijan, which is backed by turkey, is demanding armenian forces withdraw. it also wants turkey to join the cease-firere talks. armenia is rejecting any change to the status quo of the breakaway region. >>> two islamic state militants from britain have appeared in court in the united ststates on terrororism charges, allegegedl involveded in the killing of fo americanss and two japanese hostages in syria.a. >> the defendants arare charged with terrorism offensess relate to hostage taking and killing of four americans as well as citizens of great britain and japan. >> the suspects, alexanda kotey and al shafee el shake have been in military custody in iraq and were flown too the u.s. to face trial thihis week. they've beenn stripped of t the brbritish citizezenship. the pair were allegedlyly invold in two people from japan in 2015. kotey and el sheikh made theiri first appearance wednesday in a federal court in virginia. >>> an abandoned military facility in western japan has recently gi

can be a summit conference and do you think the can be any new an issues on the grounds of nuclear or weapons controlled. during this period. i think we should strengthen our conventional forces. and we should attempt in january february and march of next year to increase the airlift capacity about conventional forces. then i believe that we should move full time on our missile production. particularly on minuteman. and on palermo. it may be a long period but we must we must get started immediately. along the question of disarmament particularly nuclear disarmament. i must say that i feel that another effort should be made by a new administration in january of 1961 to renew the goshi agents with the soviet union and see whether it's possible to come to some conclusion which will lessen the chances of contamination of the atmosphere. and also lessen the chances that other powers will begin to possess a nuclear capacity. there are indications because of new inventions. ten fifteen or twenty nations will have a nuclear capacity. including red china. by the end of the presidential office in one nine hundred

and the temperatures which will give our firefighters and our boots on the ground a fighting chance to gain additional control and start to bring some normalcy back to these impacted areas and get people back home. >> we have a long way to go. 16,000 acres and i'm asking for your patience. >> almost 6 other buildings have been destroyed including 220 homes. more than 100 others have been damaged. >> you had the commander asking for decreased winds and return to rosemary. hopefully you have good news. >> yes. we are going to see improving weather. today just a few degrees cooler the wind starting out generally light. i do expect them to pick up a little bit into the afternoon. size air quality, it's another tough day. fairfield is reporting unhealthy air. and across the board. unhealthy air shifting into the southbay. this is over toward santa cruz. we are going to remain with smoke and haze getting into your afternoon. in addition to the warm-up. the heat advisory continues until 8:00 p.m. for the communities away from the coastline. so, we are looking at this day as a minor improvement only subtle changes th

dropped water to help firefighters and volunteers tackling the blaze in the ground strong winds are making the flames hard to control over 700 hectares of forest have been destroyed. there have been explosions in the disputed region of nagano karabakh despite a cease fire between armenia and azerbaijan it follows a brief halt in violence after talks in russia on friday the goal of the truce is to allow the exchange of prisoners and to recover bodies protesters in nigeria demanding a police unit accused of abuses be disbanded they say the special anti robbery squad commit torture and killings against the group has spread across the country sparking several days of protests those are the headlines the news continues here on out is there after counting the cost. the remote kingdom of bhutan has become known for its pursuit of happiness. this national goal inspiring the younger generation 0. hello i'm gerri navigate out this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your look at the world of business and economics this week exit from the pandemic trillions spent on keeping the global economy ticking over but how much is needed

dropped water to help firefighters and volunteers tackling the blaze on the ground strong winds are making the flames hard to control 700 hectares of forests been destroyed so far fish skin is being used to treat animals burned during wildfires in brazilian wetlands scientists the federal university of sierra developed the technique which uses sterilize philip the skin to speed up healing on burn wounds it's the 1st time the method has been used on wildlife in brazil including deer snakes and alligators. and let's take a look at some of the stories here at least 8 people have been killed in the latest fighting over the disputed region of not going to a bar as of the officials say the city of ganja was struck by missiles overnight as a radio in armenia accusing each other of violating a freshly agreed cease fire the u.s. president's doctor says donald trump has been cleared to return to work but won't confirm the fees tested negative for corona virus that comes after trump addressed a crowd of hundreds at the white house who spoke of a pandemic disappearing and attacked his democratic rival joe biden. and biden has c

control. still ahead for you on the ground to town halls to separate locations but which of the presidential contenders one battle for the most of us. and in world care guest on sided jumper of a hero so we visit the birthplace of the controversial prime minister villages will back him until the cows come. some rather disappointing weather moving across the southeastern coast of australia at the moment lots of cloud and rain rocklin through some wetter weather coming back in sioux were victoria 3 tasmania that will even make its way into southern parts of new south wales as we go through the next couple of days south australia in the mix as well so what's the weather coming in here on the warm side there for alison 37 celsius temps drop a touch as we go on into sunday that wetter weather diving down swore to southeast and eva said we could see some rain as the system makes its way through on sunday slowly pushing towards new zealand but ahead of that doesn't look too bad for the stated at least until the beginning of next week but looking to get to the moment across japan might meanwhile we have cuts a

days the debates advises between a lack of coordination between the national party which controls much of the ground operation and the campaign which has been buying most of the ads and directing surrogate travel. how stark is this divide between the president's re-election messaging and the republican party's strategy? >> well, happy sunday. it's good to see both of you. and thanks for having me, alex. this is president trump as we've come to know him. he stays on the message that he wants to push forward to his base of supporters no matter really what others are advising him. we've seen the way in which president trump has learned to talk about anything other than the coronavirus pandemic while it's ongoing. we've seen him try to shift the economy, we've seen him shift to civil unrest and his law and order message around the protests. we've seen him talk about different things that aren't related to what's actually going on. but now what we see as he's sort of heading for these dire re-election prospects in just a couple of weeks, we see how, to your point, he's relying on this 2016 playbook. he's

beautiful place for 'd business what do they do you have a lasting you left the grounds of but the focus outside and you are controlling everything that goes in and everybody who goes in and out all due respect i heard that gaza i heard that gaza will be the singapore of the middle east now the israeli army is not there what happened is exactly the opposite so people there are saying. what forbid if you leave security in judea and samaria we will get the gaza hamas right next to jerusalem and all the stuff in the heart of israel all right we'll never make that mistake again mr i was about because we could go on discussing this we could go on discussing this much longer unfortunately we've run out of time thank you very much for being on conflict appreciate your time my pleasure thank you. my. my. my. my and i. thank you. thank you thank you thank you. going to. do. blue. blue. blue comes. to the point of strong opinions clear positions of international perspective such. cortines priority along seemed to be restoring russia as a global player but despite mounting tensions in the neighborhood showing surprising inertia a

iran controls most of the north, and the saudi backed government is losing ground.ae at the south is threatening estate -- a state of this court. barbara: thousands demand the prime minister resignation in thailand. some bob ways pensioners -- zimbabwe'a pensioners. ♪ not faring too badly for japan as we go on into friday. whether weather is tumbling its way, and there is rather heavy rain coming in. it will be on the cold side for tokyo. 30 degrees celsius. showers in the central part of china as well. shanghai will have a high of 21. ♪ ♪ barbara: a reminder of the top stories on al jazeera. the number of deaths in europe could be five times that seen earlier in the year. new restrictions are coming into force across the continent with an alarming number of new cases seen in the netherlands, and italy, and poland. a third person connected to joe biden's presidential campaign has tested positive for coronavirus. this is as joe biden goes head-to-head with president trump on two different channels at the same time. the warring signs in yemen are taking effects. the p

advisers have raised concerns about a lack of coordination between the national party, which controls much of the ground operation, and the campaign, which has been buying most of the ads and directing surrogate travel. how stark would you say is this divide between the president's re-election messaging and the republican party's strategy? >> but it's also the president out there who's buying into these chants. it's not necessarily his campaign, even, at times that's driving these messages that are coming from him out at the rallies, when he's echoing lock 'em all up. it wasn't just lock her up, it includes a group of people, seemingly including joe biden and his son that he is putting this on. and it didn't happen one time. this has happened multiple times over the last couple of days, like you said, similar to 2016. and again and again, republicans have said that they would like to hear the president focus on the economy and these other policy issues as we drive towards the end of this campaign. the kinds of things that those undecided voters that i was talking about want to hear about. they were not

decreasing humidities which would give our firefighters and our boots on the ground fighting chance to gain additional perimeter control and start to bring some nothese effect did areas and get people back home. >> we have a long way to go. the spire is only 6% contained is 60,000 acres plus. so i am asking for your patience. >> now almost 600 buildings have been destroyed in the spire including 220 homes in napa and sonoma counties, more than 100 others have also been damaged. we have been covering the fire for the last several days and he joins us live this afternoon. tom? >> reporter: won't you take a look? this is the street in calistoga, this is called lincoln avenue, as you can see it is not only bereft of any kinds of folks here except for official vehicles like that police car, but it is also about as smoky as smokey gets. for calistoga here on the napa valley four, and 1200 feet above in the mountains it is an ongoing battle to keep these communities intact and alive. overnight the glass fire came up very close to calistoga's city limits, taking out some structures and seriously damaging some significantly sig

over in the united states one webb has a 2nd ground station not far from washington d.c. . the constellation satellites can be controlled from here and from headquarters in london. daria corinne is responsible for coordinating the constellations flight maneuvers she and colleague ny ritchie control individual satellites. here the 2 experts are conducting extensive tests connected to automatic control retains. it's a system that i want to trust but at the same time as a human i want to make sure i'm checking all of all of my checks and balances making sure that everything is ok with the tele before we were seated next step because again this is a simulation we have to take our time and we have to be as humanly perfect as possible how many controllers will be required to pilot a mega constellation of several 100 satellites this is well artificial intelligence will come in to assist the human operators i believe we're going to be having one controller for about 20. 30 so it's maybe even more we're trying to automate our system so that one person can handle as many satellites that is needed within our crews because i mean l

there were more than. 2500 patients that received ground as of their treatment and they were compared to controls that had not in 30 hospital sorry and in hospital and 30 countries so this kind of large study really helps us understand and make sense of whether these treatments given under extraordinary conditions are actually benefiting patients in a way that can be measured in a way that it could be extrapolated benefits populations of patients worldwide all of us would like to see is what frequently is called a magic bullet a drug that is already in existence that is safe and that works effectively in patients who have reliable way we would like to see that unfortunately in this case this trial at least which is a fairly large trial suggests that the benefits of a dose of the may be. they were seen in the study though in terms of survival or in terms of shortening the duration of symptoms in people who are already severely ill which is something that had been suggested in previous trials so clearly we need to understand why these outcomes were different from previous studies but we would all l

united states has put them there, plus, of course, the actual situation on the ground with the pandemic not under control, with the economy and the economic recovery appearing to slow and perhaps in danger of stalling altogether, with racial conflict and partisan polarization, this is an unprecedented situation. i am plenty old enough, i was an adult in 1968, and i long said that 1968 was the worst year in american politics and society since the end of the civil war. i am in the process of revising that judgment. it may well be that the year we're enduring is, in fact, the worst since the civil war. with regard to the election itself, this is at the very least, a serious problem for the trump campaign to be added to the roster of serious problems, including a decline in public opinion polls that it was already facing in the following direct sense. the game plan was that president trump would barnstorm around the country in the last month of the campaign. he is widely viewed as his campaign's most important asset to be deployed. the trump rallies are famous for their raucous enthusiasm which appears to ha

over in the united states one webb has a 2nd ground station not far from washington d.c. . the constellation satellites can be controlled from here and from headquarters in london. daria corinne is responsible for coordinating the constellations flight maneuvers she and colleague ny ritchie control individual satellites. here the 2 experts are conducting extensive tests connected to automatic control routines. it's a system that i want to trust but at the same time as a human i want to make sure i'm checking all of my checks and balances making sure that everything is ok with the tally before we proceed to the next step because again this isn't a simulation we have to take our time and we have to be as humanly perfect as possible how many controllers will be required to pilot a mega constellation of several 100 satellites this is well artificial intelligence will come in to assist the human operators i believe we're going to be having one controller for about 20. 30 so it's maybe even more we're trying to automate our system so that one person can handle as many satellites that is needed within our crews because i mean

what i can control is what goes on in the training ground.he financial impact of ties being played behind closed doors. losing teams previously got no prize money but will now receive just over £5,500 with £16,000 going to the winners. world champion sprinter christian coleman has been banned from athletics for two years for anti—doping violations. the american won the men's100 metres at last year's world championships in doha, and has been banned for three "whereabouts failures". coleman has 30 days to appeal at the court of arbitration for sport. if you are an elite athlete, you get all these wonderful opportunities, to travel around the world, competing. you have a few simple things to do, one hour a day, they need to know where you are at. and this is how we combat doping. and it's important. and athletics integrity, if they didn't do that, they would be compromised. it's not an easy thing to take your biggest sprinter in the world and say the guy is banned for two years for doing something that was quite frankly, avoidable. do i think he

will depend on the conversations in moscow on the situation on the ground, because both sides have staked too much on who will controleither side is content with what they have and ready to talk about ceasefire and removal of bodies of dead people, the fighters from the field. we are talking about engagement, not ragtag soldiers or fighters but professional armies, basically, these are state armies from armenia and azerbaijan fighting in the field. and i would expect that discipline is pretty strict, and if there's an order to stop fighting, they will stop fighting. the issue is if and where the line of contact is, because this is a mountainous region, so we see valleys and mountains and from a military point of view, if you don't control the mountain and you just sit in the valley, you are pretty much open to fire, so the control of the strategic heights is quite important in the battlefield. the headlines on bbc news: the uk economic recovery slowed sharply in august — despite the government's eat out to help out scheme helping to boost restaurants sales. the company behind the high street fashion chains peacocks a