here is kevin hart kevin hart, wow, there he is >> even through the virtual world, your intros are stillmmy: that's what i'm known, for giving the best intros to all of my guests >> i can feel people standing up i can feel your audience standing up. even though they're not here, i can feel it. like, in my mind, i'm walking out. i'm pointing to people good job, jimmy. >> jimmy: saying hi to the roots. i miss you, man. >> hey guys, how you doing, man? >> jimmy: i'm very excited about this this is a very exciting time in the hart household >> it is, man. >> jimmy: there's about to be a new addition to the family of baby girls >> yes, man. baby number four having another baby girl i'm excited. >> jimmy: are you just exhausted already? >> another baby girl coming. so pumped up >> jimmy: you've got four. you're going to have your hands full that's a family, family. >> dude, you know what i'm saying, i don't know what suv is big enough. i don't know, like, what do you do what do you do when you reach 4? we're officially in mini van status right now >> jimmy: it might be a maxi van. >> i know th

when gary hart was asked to create the windows he agreed immediately. the artist was not present at the opening but let it be known he is very happy with the result the artwork is based on an abstract painting from 1990 which richter processed digitally. split it up on the computer and mirrored it then marit the image over and over again here and the middle we have the progression he used as a model for the towline being the. log of poli. turning into glass is a process of translation from canvas into a very special a tiriel the windows were created here in the studios of the whole class or have found 3 in munich various techniques were used details from the canvas version have. very different effect. but that's because we have lights a canvas image isn't backlit with glass you have a situation with different lighting conditions morning afternoon evening with the sun shining through. had already designed a church window in 2007 he made one for the cologne cathedral now there's a counterpart in total despite the fact that richter actually left the church

and like a kind of kevin hart, joe piscopo way. been swimming a lot because i couldn't swim forever. >> jimmy: i didn't know that >> yeah, i grew up in the hood it's hard to swim with the water from a fire hydrant, you know when a fire hydrant is your ocean. >> jimmy: yeah, exactly. just doggy -- yeah >> you can work on a few strokes, but you know. >> jimmy: the pressure pushes you back, yeah >> it's really hard to really - yeah it's -- yeah, that's how i - yeah it's just hard to -- yeah. >> jimmy: that's fun the way - >> to swim 125th street. >> jimmy: i always think of you, chris i feel like you and bill murray always end up in these places where i go, "what is going on? what -- how did you end up -- who did you? and i always think about it all the time you were hanging out with youtube star david dobrik recently that's what made me think of this >> yeah, i like david. >> jimmy: how did you meet - how do you end up -- how does david dobrik and chris rock end up together? >> i always said, my kids are like my focus group at this p

larry hart as you know him. wrote songs with richard rodgers, and also hoagy car michael who was speaking of his song which you wrote the music to sky lark. perfect poem. or george gershwin. ira gershwin, george's lyricist, but some day he'll come along, the man i love. unbelievably lovely poetry. the boy makes baker in all of white house not the least simple minded but conflicted shall we say. i want to hear more about you. let's get more about nick baker. >> well, i think the reason that sometimes i want to write a book -- first of all, yes, to all that you're saying about song lyrics and poetry and the american inventiveness and the the comedic playfulness in writing, hip-hop, a sleight of mouth that is happening, that's very characteristic of this real american originality, inventiveness, of rhyme and metrical sophistication and all. it continues. so it's not as if we are locking back -- >> right, right, good point. >> it's all happening. we're in the middle of it. >> rap, there's no end to the -- there's a

when gary hart was asked to create the windows he agreed immediately. the artist was not present at the opening but let it be known he is very happy with the results the artwork is based on an abstract painting from 990 which richter processed digitally. split it up on the computer and mirrored it then mirrored the image over and over again here and the middle we have the progression he used as a model for the towline being. a log of poli. turning into glass is a process of translation from canvas into a very special material the windows were created here in the studios of the whole class of. found 3 in munich various techniques were used details from the canvas version have. very different effect. because we have lights a canvas image isn't back with glass you have a situation with different lighting conditions morning afternoon evening with the sun shining through. had already designed a church window in 2007 he made one for the cologne cathedral now there's a counterpart in total despite the fact that richter actually left the church. as this promise

when gary hart was asked to create the windows he agreed immediately. the artist was not present at the opening but let it be known he is very happy with the result the artwork is based on an abstract painting from 1990 which richter processed digitally. split it up on the computer and mirrored it then mirrored the image over and over again here in the middle we have the progression he used as a model for the total i have been. told i could be. turning into glass is a process of translation from canvas into a very special material the windows were created here in the studios of the whole class or have found 3 in munich various techniques were used details from the canvas version have. very different effect. because we have lights a canvas image isn't backlit with glass you have a situation with different lighting conditions morning afternoon evening with the sun shining through. ready designed a church window in 2007 he made one for the cologne cathedral now there's a counterpart in total despite the fact that richter actually left the church. as this p

buzz hart being the one half of my replacement as white house counsel who handle nothing but watergate after i departed the white house. there was a document prepared there was pretty close to a transcript and a summary of all my conversations with nixon that was given to friend thompson by buzz hart it was remarkably accurate it goes on for several pages. this is what makes scott armstrong wonder where could this information have come from. so this will i think, a combination of things, they're sort of a confluence in watergate constantly. the results in the senate watergate committee, uncovering the typing system. here is a recap in the summary form. being recalled -- >> i was a systems analyst among other things, i made an organization chart for the white house. and the question was, here's nixon, here's dean, we already knew from john that he didn't have notes. so there wasn't going to be paper documentation, so we had to figure out who else would know so. we made a satellite chart of all the people who are in touch with nixon and the team, and in the middle of this, literally here

. >>> new video of the hart county grace to evacuate during the light in complex fire.oor alerting people of those fast-moving flames. reporter steve large with a dramatic buddy camera deo. >> you have to go now, now. you don't have time to carry your stuff, let's go. >> reporter: this police buddy camera video shows a new view of an intense escape. video shows the officer going door to door, urging vacaville homeowners to hurry, even helping grab last-second items, as he notifies homeowners of mandatory evacuation orders. >> you got to go. >> repher:or ptho meurowcaners vesehthicle. and hustling on to the next home. back in the patrol car, and on to the next home, the orange glow of the fast-moving flames easily visible. in all, the lightning complex fire forced 15,000 people from their homes. now, this new video shows the hart county effort by a vacaville police officer to help people to safety. >> you got to go now, let's go. >> that was steve large reporting. more than 300 homes were destroyed in solano county by the lm you lightning complex fire. evacuations from t

maybe gary hart is right.ut george mcgovern, the democratic party might have ceased to exist as a viable party. >> then give this one to both of you. will there be another antiwar candidate? in the future, like a mcgovern? >> the thing the differentiated him from other anti work candidates was in his heart, was in his soul -- anti-war candidate was in his heart, in his soul. i think he might disagree with barack obama, who said he is not against all wars. george mcgovern was not against all wars either because he fought courageously in one. but i think if he had been elected, he would have gone as out of vietnam as soon as he could. it certainly would have been a lot sooner than nixon did, with the country's tail between its legs. >> scott farris, quickly. >> i do not believe anyone will ever run as an anti-war candidate exactly the way he did. he showed what a presidential candidate can and cannot say about a war when america is involved in it. people were very unsettled when he was so uncompromising and grap

when gary hart was asked to create the windows he agreed immediately. the artist was not present at the opening but let it be known he is very happy with the result the artwork is based on an abstract painting from 990 which richter processed digitally. split it up on the computer and mirrored it then mirrored the image over and over again here in the middle we have the progression he used as a model for the towline being. a log of i could be. turning it into glass is a process of translation canvas into a very special material the windows were created here in the studios of the whole class or have found 3 in munich various techniques were used details from the canvas version have. very different. but that's because we have lights a canvas image isn't back with us you have a situation with different lighting conditions morning afternoon evening with the sun shining through. had already designed a church window in 2007 he made one for the cologne cathedral now there's a counterpart in total despite the fact that richter actually left the church. as this

and the shower where john hart said he had a power bar had any. minute than hannibal at all i mean i'm in good order and. i mean women want to. go on and on a. how can people not you wouldn't just sort of be the company and then in a couple months when bob knight here at that time live and i mean our. young would be having me. i sat. on the client reading as i sat nav i can move from what would be pretty. and a ball like i don't know i know how many younger need a. hunch how my new. tiny homo lightspeed into. nailing. died how. many of. you would you mind my name google did not. go i. want i remember when and how it's happening. now. or could now i like. your time on my. i mean go now. my aim is how it may sound out. was. that when. you look. at those polls and say i will not. be. a morning. sleep a full norm now. and then when they. look at me not. to do. and i. couldn't. hope. and i hope i. hope not because. i mean that man. do i. know that there are. by. in africa mack. are terrified and can hit your home and even admire my. wife and a lot of t

joining us for this commemoration, our secretary david bern hart, secretary, where is david?hank you, david, very much for being here. [applause] and a great senator, a real friend of mine, a tremendous senator, actually, and he works very, very hard and he loves the people of north carolina. senator tom tillis, tom, thank you very much. [applause] president trump:: and some warriors there in congress and they're tough and they're smart. representatives david rouser, ted bud and dan bishop. thank you, fellas. they are tough. but you're not as tough as these guys, i'll tell you right now, right? [laughter] you're not as tough as them. there is no better place to mark this profound world war in wilmington, north carolina. the people of this city and this state and it's an incredible state and i want to thank you for being so nice to me. you've been very nice. very, very nice every time we've asked for something. but i've been nice to you also, i have to say that. but you made the extraordinary contributions to the war effort. that's north carolina made this extraordinary contri

shows us the makeshift hart where she lives with her boyfriend and 3 children. this place is too small to run bad so where the children are going to sleep you see my house is also leaking. i don't have anything to solve at the moment i don't have money but. the family pays no rentier but the land doesn't belong to them. people are setting up their shacks all over the place here a lot of construction happening and many here are saying they don't have a choice because they can't afford to pay rent any longer but the city on the other hand says these illegal and invasions are causing huge problems city officials tell us there have been more than 30 new locations with massive land occupations in just the last 6 weeks law and order and danger cape town lost $300.00 hectares of land in the last year what if the land was meant for use lost whether it is all spittle screw clinic if a piece of land is standing open it's because there is an intended community use for that and there is in the case of these big invasions where i will tell you that community leadership in ca

it was on the original white hart lane side.econd largest in england. it is really important for clu bs to england. it is really important for clubs to find other ways of bringing in money because obviously people cannot come and watch football matches so the hope is that people will come here, take in these amazing views and if you are a spurs fan, what a way to take this all in and to get a real bird's eye view, literally, of the stadium. the replicated golden cockrell he has been done so well that they've actually incorporated some of the marks which were made by paul gascoigne when he northerly fired an air pistol back in the 19905 doing somej perry that went on. that has been replicated here as well. and the idea is to give that sense of occasion and the image that so many people associate with this club. they certainly have done that. from here you really get the most incredible view all the way over the city. alexandra palace, the home of tv, the shard, incredible views. what a way to experience football.” think we're all

. >> >> en san martín la crisis económica por el coronavirus azota el arte>, as hotel hart b lebrijes una r reconocida marca automotriz, si en la camioneta como son esp espacios, hay mucha gente que nos preguntaron, son calcoman calcomanías. >>> se pudieron todoterreno y e dejan ver que ni una pandemia p opaca el brillo de la artesanía. me v ♪ todo cambió can't let our businesses go down the drain. tratamos de innovarnos para mantener el negocio a flote. ¡chicos! seguimos online. ¡no se rindan! hay que tener los pantalones bien puestos. arréglatelos y p'alante. ♪ ¿pero si te decimosante. que fue creada en méxico hace más de 100 años por un maestro cervecero alemán? ya no es cualquier cerveza, ¿verdad? dos equis. a most interesting beer. ¿esta crema? is not my mamá's crees muchísimo más liviana y deja mi piel feeling even smoother than hers. olay regenerist es mi secreto to keeping great looking skin en la familia. por si tú en lugar de work from home, sales a work... for home. y como este día nacional del café es el día nacional de dunkin', damos gratis un café mediano caliente o frío

those admitted under the hart cellar refugee quota, almost all of them came from refugee countries. the executive branch continued to parole anti-communists outside of refugee odors -- quotas. after the fall of saigon in 1975, 130,000 refugees were admitted from vietnam, cambodia, and laos. congress passed the indochina indochina migration and refugee assistance act to provide resettlement assistance to those 130,000 refugees. the decision to admit refugees was always contested. throughout the 1950's, 1960's, and 1970's, public opinion polls showed americans were generally sympathetic to those fleeing communism, but they didn't necessarily want them to come here. they didn't want them to come to united states. they wanted them to go someplace else. in 1956, the eisenhower administration had to enlist the assistance of public relation firms from madison avenue to help them sell the idea of hungarian refugees to a reluctant american population. these public relation firms worked with specific journalists who published story after story in newsmagazines, like time, news we've, -- newsw

joining me is the mayor of waterloo, iowa, quentin hart.> thank you for having me. >> there's a particular risk at meat packing plants because of the concentration of folks there as they're working and also their living conditions at home. et cetera. what's being done to address that issue? you know, to address the outbreaks we're seeing here because it's not a new thing. we have seen this for months. >> right. when -- you know, when we went through a lot of challenges several months ago within our meat packing plant locally in our community but we have to make sure that every safety precaution is taken at our plants. on site testing needs to be done and immediate contact tracing. dividers placed in workstations. there has to be a myriad of different changes that have to take place within our processing plants to make sure that people are safe and that you could hold the spread to a minimum if it actually happens. >> as you know the president hasn't involved in this in recent weeks, forcing the plants to reopen. has that been helpful or hur

tres años >> el niño se empezó a poner enfermo de las drogas >> de acuerdo al alguacil del condado de hart vehículo durante una reunión familiar >> será posible que otros se enfrenten con arrestos estamos buscando otros sospechosos >> a esta hora el pequeño se encuentra con su familia mientras que el servicio del protección al menor investigan lo ocurrido >> los estudiantes de diferentes escuelas fueron suspendidos luego de que mostraron armas de juguetes >> nos los niños jugaban con pistolas de juguetes cuando los observaron reportaron el hecho a su director >> la escuela tiene la capacidad de reprender a los estudiantes por estas conductas >> abogados indican que la escuela de los menores actuó de forma indicada al enviar a los policías a revisar a los menores >> varias personas resultaron heridas luego de con estructura colapso las autoridades no dieron a conocer el número de personas afectadas solo se sabe que era una construcción >> vamos con detalles del tiempo >> mala calidad del aire, estamos viendo en el puente de la bahía como alumbran parte de, a lo largo de la noche se va a con

when gary hart was asked to create the windows he agreed immediately. the artist was not present at the opening but let it be known he is very happy with the result you know its work is based on an abstract painting from 1990 which richter processed digitally. split it up on the computer and mirrored it then mirrored the image over and over again here in the middle we have the progression he used as a model for the towline being the. log of. turning into glass is a process of translation canvas into a very special material the windows were created here in the studios of the whole class or. found 3 in munich various techniques were used details from the canvas version have. very different effect. because we have lights a canvas image isn't back with us you have a situation with different lighting conditions morning afternoon evening with the sun shining through. had already designed a church window in 2007 he made one for the cologne cathedral now there's a counterpart in total despite the fact that richter actually left the church. as this promise of at

of berkshire hathaway cut its stake in the company to 3.3% from 6% previously let's bring in jeff hart was that a good move on the part of berkshire, the notion of cutting one stake in wells fargo here in half practically >> look, banks have performed better recently. that's been quite of nice to see. you've got to view frit from th lens they've been pretty lousy performers it's going to take a while for it to play out i kind of find myself looking at the universal banks, the citis, the jp morgans, the bank of americas, even the goldman sachs. i think when you le're looking t banks, you're looking for scale and revenues that are not as dependent on your traditional spread lending the environment is tough it's gotten a little better but it's probably going to be a long time before it gets a lot better there's not a lot of loan growth out there. so the more you can get fees and kind of non-interest spread related revenues, i think that's the place you want to be looking at banks. >> we've been debating banks on the panel. it seems to come down to how you view the economy in the future, w

are highlighting some of our most touching stories with great updates including moments with kevin hartllo, michael ealy, and trevor jacksot first, let's kick things off with a classic kelly-aoke, my staff got in on this one. here is me and my band y'all, and that kelly clarkson choir singing sam smith's "stay with me." ♪

nicholas hart has more from neighboring senegal. >> they have just a few days to try to find a president, a prime minister, so they said, just as we heard, that they are going to appoint a committee that will decide on who will be the president and who will be the prime minister and who will be the vice president. who will be members of that committee, we don't know. will it be members of the military junta? will they be appointed from civil society or the opposition? it seems like an additional hurdle for this military leadership that is seeking to gain recognition. at stake is to find a new leadership that will bring and jumpstart the economy, to reassure the thelation and bring back state where the state has so far been absent. >> south korean virus restrictions are being rolled in theter a decrease level of viruses. 100 people will now be allowed to attend funerals. curfew will be moved from 10:00 to midnight. >> we cannot afford a resurgence of infections in our country. a second wave would be devastating to our country and would again disrupt our lives and livelihood. every oneo ea

hart county video of the disasters pile up. >>> a rubber target the bay area family shop and torches all of their inventory. the plea for help to stop it from like cordless phones. - ( ringin) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. and accessoriesphones for your mobile phone. like this device to increase volume on your cell phone. - ( phone ringing ) - get details on this state program visit right now or call during business hours. >>> new video of a deadly chain reaction crash involving about a dozen cars. have an on interstate >>> new video of a deadly chain reaction crash involving about a dozen cars. have an on interstate 5 tuesday night. in sacramento. you can see the moment of impact as a big rake hits three cars directly and then set off a violent chain reaction crash. the according was captured by passing tesla. the 39-year-old was killed, siege pieces to other people suffered minor injuries. investigators do not believe alcohol or drugs were a factor in this crash. san cisco hop are aski for

and call for american artists and so on from our peter hart and some mom or not so they can perform the song after everything that's happened nothing can be the same again. it only gets to be simpler. to a look at your runway show. now is young funny has suspended his old code to a show's. as high fashion presentations go online to fanfare that accompanies new collections has been lost but perhaps it's time for fashion to roll up its perfectly tailored sleeves and reconsider whether it's worth it fashion in the age of the coronavirus. and that's all from us at global 3000 this time don't forget to tell us what you enjoyed about this week chez right to global 3000 and d w dot com we're back next week by for now. they are all old boy. have you flown lately. everyone 'd treats her in the passenger seat the coronavirus pandemic as clown to the airplanes worldwide. the entire industry has to reinvent itself. it's now careening between forced optimism and despondency made in germany. 90 minutes on t.w. . how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll all of this country just 3 of the

off the reservation in rapid city we meet with chante hart and tell him returns from scout they're organizing voter registration booths on multiple reservations in south dakota they want to show fellow native people that all they need is a social security number to cast their ballot even though that's not clear on the registration of course even as a look at a person we make a decision 7 generations ahead of time and so i'm thinking about my great grandchildren and hald life is going to be for them and right now i think the best thing we can do is vote and use our voices and that's just how i was raised their project is funded by a democratic party donor and while callinan chante aren't campaigning for the party they're sure most lakota voters are against donald trump. he's stoking the flames of racism in all the things that i think we've worked so hard to build relationships across all walks of life and he's reversed that. if relations between native americans and non-natives in south dakota are poor it's not hard to see why the state is soaked in the history of stolen land broken contracts

a little shove a little push to set this tinderbox alight and if that happens this fire will bird hart and the ugly. our senior correspondent in minsk amid the protests and violence in his country president look at shankar spoke to russian media including r.t. he claimed that now is not the time to quit as he needs to protect the country will have the most newsworthy bits of the interview in a few hours time and his words in full if you want to check out it was a one hour 47 minute interview he gave us on our website. given the earth watching all of this is very painful and even tragic for me but it doesn't mean that i'm giving up because i look at this philosophically some day god will cool me up there but now i must protect what has been built with our homeland protect the people who have built it and they are an overwhelming majority. also today the plot thickens alexina valley's mystery illness with russian experts noting the symptoms are inconsistent they say with novacek german media citing unnamed sources claim the russian politician fell victim to a new version of the soviet er

off the reservation in rapid city we meet with chante hart and kellan returns from scout they're organizing voter registration booths on multiple reservations in south dakota they want to show fellow native people that all they need is a social security number to cast their ballot even though that's not clear on the registration was even as a look at a person we make a decision 7 generations ahead of time and so i'm thinking about my great grandchildren and hald life is going to be for them and right now i think the best thing we can do is vote and use our voices and that's just how i was raised their project is funded by a democratic party donor and while callinan chante. aren't campaigning for the party they're sure most lakota voters are against donald trump. he's stoking the flames of racism all the things that i think we've worked so hard to build relationships across all walks of life and he's reversed that. if relations between native americans and non-natives in south dakota are poor it's not hard to see why the state is soaked in the history of stolen land broken contracts and with

shows us the makeshift hart where she lives with her boyfriend and 3 children. oh yes this place is too small to one bed so where the children are going to sleep you see my house is also leaking. i don't have anything to solve at the moment. but i'm still. the family pays no rentier but the land doesn't belong to them. people are setting up their shacks all over the place here a lot of construction happening and many here saying they don't have a choice because they can't afford to pay rent any longer but the city on the other hand says these illegal and invasions are causing huge problems city officials tell us there have been more than 30 new locations with massive land occupations in just the last 6 weeks law and order in danger cape town lost $300.00 hectares of land in the last year what ever the land was meant for is lost whether it is all spittle screw clinic if a piece of land is standing open it's because there is an intended community use for that there is in the case of these big invasions where i will tell you that community leadership in cali just s

in 1994 with 2 fragments and his skull he's not dependent on medication more although sister gill hart says she's devoted her life to serving her brother's. well her menses. they are not only brothers to me but also good patriots i wish i could be home again it's been nearly 30 years for the our 3rd troops of nagra not proud of our that they were displaced and moved into these dormitories but it has never felt like home for them and the conflict has never left their minds emotions are running and many hope that they might be able to return to their lands that were occupied by armenian forces the current discoloration we should consider from the new military doctrine armenian military doctrine adopted in and declared in march 2018 when the minister of defense of our immediate everytime i am right there i mean yeah advances idea of new war for new territories. the conflict with armenian rebels in 1092 was the 1st open war between the 2 x. soviet republics are mania and azerbaijan there war killed more than 30000 people and displaced hundreds of thousands it ended in 1904 with a shaky rus

little shove a little push to set this tinderbox alight and if that happens these files will bird hart and the ugly. senior correspondent in minsk know amid the protests and violence in his country than present location could mean tom speaking to russian media including r.t. he claims that now is not the time to quit as he needs to protect the country and i can tell you we've got the most newsworthy bits of his interview it various times throughout the day here and his words in full are on our website it was a full one hour 47 minutes of interview he gave yesterday. given the earth watching all of this is very painful and even tragic for me but it doesn't mean that i'm giving up because i look at this philosophically some day god will call me up there but now i must protect what has been built with our home and protect the people who have built it and they are an overwhelming majority of the. next day the plot thickens aleck's in the valleys of mystery illness with of russian experts noting the symptoms are inconsistent with novacek german media citing unnamed sources claiming the russ

only car shows us the makeshift hart where she lives with her boyfriend and 3 children. if this place is too small of one bed so where the children are going to sleep you see my house is also of leaking. i don't have anything to solve at the moment i don't have money but honestly. the family pays no rentier but the land doesn't belong to them. the people are setting up their shacks all over the place the a lot of construction happening and many here are saying they don't have a choice because they can't afford to pay rent any longer but the city on the other hand says these illegal and invasions are causing huge problems city officials tell us there have been more than 30 new locations with massive land occupations in just the last 6 weeks law and order in danger cape town lost $300.00 hectares of land in the last year what ever the land was meant for is lost whether it is all spittle screw clinic if a piece of land is standing open it's because there is an intended community use for that lent there is in the case of these big invasions where i will tell you that communi

shows us the makeshift hart where she lives with her boyfriend and 3 children. this place is too small of course one bed so where the children are going to sleep you see my house is also leaking. i don't have anything to solve at the moment. but. the family pays no rentier but the land doesn't belong to them. people are setting up their shacks all over the place here a lot of construction happening and many here are saying they don't have a choice because they can't afford to pay rent any longer but the city on the other hand says these illegal and invasions are causing huge problems city officials tell us there have been more than 30 new locations with massive land occupations in just the last 6 weeks law and order are in danger cape town lost $300.00 hectares of land in the last year what ever the land was meant for is lost whether it is all spittle screw clinic if a piece of land is standing open it's because there is an intended community use for that and there is in the case of these big invasions where i will tell you that community leadership just stood u

consequences to other people and the world there's a great article was written by a guy named gary hart and 50 years ago called the tragedy of the comments and the basic idea of that piece is that when all people try to use a finite resource. it may serve them individually well in the short term but it destroys the commons over the long term so we need to widen our perspective to take into account that what we do is not all of what we should consider if we want to live in a world that still sustainable 103100 years from now but tony the problem there is that that elegant statement you made there is redolent of the elegant rhetoric we've heard from but arguably one of reagan from obama from so many different presidents isn't the point about trump that you are actually getting what the president thinks we know that your previous presidents have done some terrible things arguably my asking it inelegant rhetoric of the kind you just you just said trump is transparent at last the world can see what u.s. policy is and americans can see one of her perhaps but that mechanism by which he's trans

little shove a little push to set this team in the box alight and if that happens these files will bird hart and the ugly. about the russian president says he has no intention of quitting as he needs to protect the country because i spoke to russian media including r.t. you can watch the in appeal and for at r.t. dot com but here are some of the highlights the minute or 2 all of this is very painful and even tragic for me but it doesn't mean that i'm giving up because i look at this philosophically some day god will cool me up there but now i must protect what has been built with our homes protect the people who have built it and they are an overwhelming majority. germany is handing over its data on the unexplainable in the case to the global chemical weapons watchdog and after berlin urge russia to investigate the alleged poisoning of the opposition activists while also declining to hand over evidence to moscow i discussed the story with artist on a quarter. just seems like this political dispute over the alleged poisoning of alec saying of all me is entering its next chapter germany's hand

but joe hart i'm come on santa maria this is the world news from algiers. attacking and arresting women police violently break up the latest protests against the president of the roofs. the protesters are injured in eastern libya.

hart, who has designed diversity and inclusion training sessions for the federal government.calls this a big step backwards, saying that racial and diversity training sessions ar critical to addressing systemic racism and improving our ability to bring our best to work. jamie. >> yuccas: bofta, thank you. tomorrow on "face the nation," margaret brennan's guests including former f.d.a. commissioner dr. scott gottlieb, cbs news election and surveys director anthony salvanto, with new battleground polling information; cbs news "60 in 6" correspondent wes lowery; and allianz chief economic adviser mohammed el erian. straight ahead on the "cbs weekend news," how one man beat the odds in his battle with covid-19. plus, the touch-less technology that aims to eliminate lines and speed up boarding at the airport. and, making the rounds: how one man went from protecting patients to treating them. yup, on it there too. you may think you're doing all you can to manage type 2 diabetes and heart disease... ...but could your medication do more to lower your heart risk? jardiance can reduce

having lit up the old white hart lane, one of the biggest stars in world football will now play in onee's finest grounds, the challenge to help his old club deliver the success it craves. dan roan, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. 00:01:35,812 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 have a very good night. you are hello to viewers in the uk. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are kate andrews, economics correspondent at the spectator, and jason beattie, assistant editor at the mirror. tomorrow's front pages, starting with. .. the times leads with warning from prime minister borisjohnson that a second wave of coronavirus is to be expected in weeks to come, with hundreds of daily coronavirus deaths anticipated. the uks rule of six will be abandoned for tighter restrictions, according to the daily telegraph, as the paper reports plans of a temporary lockdown to act as a "circuit breaker". the chancellor of the united kingdom, rishi sunak, says any plans of another lockdown can not go too far, according to the