they were called to 440 hertz gatherings of which only 13, less tha n hertz gatherings of which onlyan 2%, were large gatherings. the great majority were people slightly breaking the rules. when the police knocked on their door they said why are you having a go at us, we they said why are you having a go at us, we are they said why are you having a go at us, we are not having parties? the danger is if you set up this notion that the problem is big house parties, it makes other people can place an ad break the rules a little. the real people we have got is not bad people doing terrible things, there are a few people doing stupid things and having large parties, but the real problem is not a few people doing really bad things, it is a lot of people breaking the rules a little. we have all got to take our responsibility seriously, rather than thinking it is somebody else's for an problem. all the stories about house party really get in the way and they misrepresent the phenomenon and they make things worse by thinking it is somebody else but my problem, it is everybody‘s problem. somebo

in the 85th minute levon dusky completed the hat trick off of the free kick came over right wrong a hertz a free kick jessica and down come headed home all tied at $33.00 but 11 dusky drew a follow on the box 2 minutes into injury time and he fired in his 4th goal of the night paris coach bruno leopard couldn't believe it biron victorious at the last for 3 hoping it's the start of another long win streak. straight ahead former boko haram militants in nigeria are offered a way back into civilian life that's all for now for me brian thomas the entire news team thanks so much for being. passive drama competition rivalry marketing numbers atmosphere power by intuition love hate money. fans that spams and fans all book. on youtube.

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now i will i wish they would have done as kevin said, taken it to a higher res, a higher hertz rate, but this will be great for me. it will be great in terms of also spreading that signal out for my hot spot and so forth because having a 5g hot spot will be a lot better than what it presently has and i think this is going to be a driver, like joe says, 88 million, that's the projection, that's allegedly how many of these phones they've ordered i think you put those out there and the billion people that are already on icloud and then start wooing people in -- why do you think they dropped sonos and lod logitek from the istore? govern giving that away to get people in is a crushing blow to android, much the way apple has done that in the past. just like when disney and disney plus offered that to free to verizon owners -- >> how about what bryn says that microsoft is the place to go and by the way, at morgan stanley today, they called microsoft their top pick in software they are positive on it and reiterate they're overweight on that stock kevin? yeah, microsoft is unique. it is the o

enterprise, hertz, not as many but youre renting cars, are getting people into dealerships.the used car side, we have seen it take off. june was pretty much the highest month in history for used vehicles. july probably would have been as well. and markets are fairly hot somewhat like the housing market, defining what you think would be the case during a pandemic. joe: are the new-car companies running at capacity to take advantage of this? jessica: yes. factories were shut down across the country in april and may. they have come back certainly with a vengeance. of course, a lot of them are having to work out kinks because all of them have been affected. sometimes, there are disruptions. they are trying to run particularly in demand vehicles like pickup trucks, which have been hot this year. the top three in the u.s. are the silverado and ram. usually see a bit of variation. for trucks, they are trying to add capacity to get to the end of the year. as the cold weather comes, demand for not only trucks but also all will drive suvs will also head. dealers and automakers want to

do a darn well americans because these proposals will be these regulations are basically just from hertz and the only way the public couldn't do with that moves are actually not consensus on the news is it disaster for the perceived up there disaster that the british economy just below it is on me that the timing couldn't be worse than think of it you've got the national debt skyrocketing the prospect of a new deal brags that maybe it's good maybe it's bad we don't know yet in a couple of months what bad could this be for the economy. yes well i think you've hit the nail on the head here be curious we even before this locked out and really that's carl's how up out of the situation was and how much more injects we've become and now are certainly are we going to become even more to it speed because the government can somehow a halt to another months which the taxpayer will have to pay for the young people of this country rights of people who are not sure. what will they do or be joints going to shoot all these measures are destroying the back room of the economy the small this is a real i'

to comment onike whether section 230 hertz michael--hurts o'rielly?> i had no communications with the white house about that and would defer to them to articulate their position. >> sorry for interrupting. >> [indiscernible] just a follow-up on that. congress tolled for fccirm -- nomination to the . do you think congress should confer him? president on the nominating symington and congress to confirm. i think symington would be a great addition to the fcc team. he has got a lot of private and public sector experience and telecom. i've enjoyed getting to know him since his nomination was announced by the president but defer to the president and senate on that issue. >> thank you for correcting me on the name. while we are talking about the senate, we have a big hearing coming up with the ceo of several major social media companies right before the election. if you were a lawmaker in congress, what questions would you have for those social media ceos? >> the debate about social media as shifted substantially in the last six or seven months. it used to b

. >> and -- >> host: -- whether section 230-hertz michael o'rielly in getting reappointed to the fcc? >> guest: i don't know. i don't know, didn't have any communications with the white house about that and would defer to them to articulate their position there. >> host: cat zakrzewski. sorry for interrupting. >> sorry compensable difficult with the resume format, peter. just to follow up on that, here trump has called for congress to confirm the nomination to the fcc. do you support that nomination and he think congress should confirm him soon? >> guest: i defer to the president on the decision to nominate him and obviously the senate on their prerogative to confirm. for my part i think that nate would be a great addition to the fcc team. he's got a lot of private and public sector experience in telecom i've enjoyed getting to know him since his nomination was announced by the president but otherwise defer to the president and the senate on that issue. >> thank you for correcting me on the name. i just want to ask what were talking about the senate as well, we have been hearing comin

. >> on that -- >> host: would you like to comment on whether section 230 hertz michael o'reilly and getting reappointed to the fcc. >> guest: i don't know. i did not have any good occasions with the white house about that and would defer to them to articulate their position there. >> host: katz, sorry for interrupting. >> no, sorry, it's difficult with this zoom format, peter. just to follow-up on that that trump has called for congress to confirm michael symington nomination to the fcc. you support that nomination and do you think congress should confirm him? >> guest: i defer to the president on the decision to nominate him and to the senate on their prerogative to confirm. for my part i think that nate would be a great addition to the sec team and has a lot of private and public sector experience in telecom and i've enjoyed getting to know him since his nomination was announced by the president but otherwise defer to the president and the senate on that issue. >> thank you for correcting me on the name. i just want to ask what we talk about the senate as well we got a big hearing

in the 85th minute levon dusky completed the hat trick off of the free kick came over right wrong a hertz a free kick jessica and gun come headed home all tied at $33.00 but 11 dusky drew a follow on the box 2 minutes into injury time and he fired in his 4th goal of the night curtis coached bruno's webber d.-a couldn't believe it biron victorious at the last $43.00 hoping it's the start of another long win streak. well now they are clumsy feisty ravenous and 3000 years after their extinction on australia's mainland tasmanian devils are back conservationists released $26.00 of the tiny terrace into a protected area 3 hours north of sydney where they can settle and prepare for breeding season in february it is believed that the devils were wiped out on the mainland by wild dogs they haven't fared too well either on the island state of tasmania where a contagious disease has ravaged more than 80 percent of their population. watching bit of news coming up next to the global 3000 which is tracking an exodus from new york city and the coronavirus pandemic there's always more on our website t w

hertz has dropped plans to handout bonuses this will personnel says it push forward with an incentivefor lower ranking employees. putthe company will together a turnaround time. that's your business flash. time now for our stock of the hour. this is a one-month high after research has raised its target price. hulu is looking at the next quarter. at 6.1% ands rising the second best performer in the nasdaq 100. and this comes less than two weeks before netflix reports third-quarter results. and there's a raised price target going up to 650 dollars, that's a street hi. if you look at how netflix has , and this is mid 20 -- and it was pre-much stuck for 2019. -- it was pretty much stuck for between 19. this stayed here with a lot of people stuck at home with a lot of analysts bullish on netflix. a -- and slid nation for why it keeps climbing is that it is winning the streaming wars, it has reached a virtuous cycle where the subscriber base gives it money to spend on content which attracts more news subscribers and it is spending a lot on that new content. at $17nding is now billion for th

in the '70s, jose was the general manager at hertz, and impressed his sons by bringing the company's famous spokesman home to dinner. >> jose was, of course, living the american dream and he wanted his boys to continue that american dream that he had set forth for not only himself, for his family. >> reporter: in 1986, jose took a job with carolco pictures in los angeles. the company that produced megahits like "basic instinct" and the rambo series. carolco had just bought a video distribution company from a man named noel bloom. and they gave jose the job of running it. >> so we think 1989 will be a tremendous year, we think we will be very happy with the growth of the company. >> reporter: that was the year, 1989, when robert rand, then a reporter for the miami herald, went to las vegas to cover a trade show for the home video business. and happened to meet jose menendez. >> reporter: what was your impression of the guy? >> talked to him for maybe two or three minutes. seemed professional, dynamic. >> reporter: a high powered career. a beautiful family. and finally the one missing

they hired jessica hertz who was a government relations executive at facebook, and carlos monje, twitter'solicy director. are we starting to see clearly this relationship between social media and the democrats, and in particular the biden team? well, the biden team has the support as well of the rank and file who work in big tech. since the beginning of last year, biden has pulled in -- 4 million from big tech employees, president trump has raised under a quarter million. and, of course, there is the fact that the biden campaign used big tech censorship to deny the post's reporting of corruption in the biden family and that the campaign was, quote, glad for the suppression. this circular relationship, this symbiotic relationship makes it absolutely no wonder why the big tech oligarchs continue to cover for china joe and his family, and the protection is part of their reward. but only part. >>> up next, the trump campaign is working hard to get voters while china joe biden apparently doesn't like to work so much. vice president mike pence will be our special guest, and he's coming up next.

at all the results so far this weekend in the in this league umpire in munich barely stunned past hertzhaberlin volves workers as outs for it and it scoreless dortmund dominated freiburg life's a shut out frankfurt the hoffenheim gladbach took down cologne stood guard drew with a very cool isn't braman beats newly promoted bielefeld and when young berlin defeated minds. you're up to date now on the w. news our next shift to living in the digital age omarion evan steen and the entire news team and you're watching. my 1st boss like moses sewing machine. where i come from women are bound by this notion for even something as simple as learning how to write a by side isn't. since i was a little girl i wanted to have a bicycle off my home and it took me years to. finally gave up invented by young guys like that but returned because sewing machine sewing i suppose was more appropriate for girls than writing and by. now i want to reach out to those moving back home who are both by the duties and social norms and inform them of more dead basic rights my name is the matter of the hook and i wore

complication with covid, hertz car, long scoring, heart disease, they will have preexisting conditionsllowing to check up your premiums and your coverage. most people don't remember, but the young people, women once again will be charged more for health care just because they are a woman. donald trump thinks health care is a privilege. i think it is a right of every american. [horns honking] and if you all get out and vote, not only will we restore obamacare but we will strengthen it and build on it. the biden plan will make sure if you have private insurance and you want to keep it, you can keep it. but you also have an option under my plan. and medicare option, we will increase subsidies for lower premiums and deductibles. out-of-pocket spending. and we will reduce prescription drug prices acknowledged by 60%. [horns honking] folks, we will make sure that we keep prepre-existing conditions and protections for people with those conditions. we will protect social security and medicare. meanwhile, the social security actuary says the plans that trump says he wants to institute if he is

nobel prize for physics brit's roger penrose german writing hard against american un jackets were on hertz in stockholm their research focused on the discovery of black coal from ations and their connection to the theory of relativity. so it's a come on al jazeera will have the sports and the italian cars and driver and he threw a temper tantrum then quite a sports figure will be here after the break. if your sport has fire thank you so much on his record breaking run at the french open has been ended by danielle collins. jobber tennessee has become the 1st arab woman to reach the last 16 at this grand slam after collins won the opening set jobber him back to win the 2nd and level the match the unseeded collins won the decider 64 to set up an all american quarter final this if you can it. that idea pulled off a huge upset in her quarterfinal the world number 131 from argentina knocking out a lead us with alina in straight sets she's become the 1st female qualifier to reach the semi's at roland garros but alina had been the highest ranked player left in the tournaments. english premier leag

julio hertz is an european policy specialist he's joining us by skype from london good to have you with us this move by the e.u. wasn't exactly unexpected because about 3 weeks ago there was warning that it was going to do this nevertheless even though the u.k. government must have known it was coming it is going to put additional pressure on the u.k. government is not. yes it's going to put additional pressure on the u.k. government but also on the negotiations in general as we've seen recently the u.k. government is necessary listening to it european counterparts and is using these opportunities to play domestic politics and pretender standing up to the big bad european bully when i was in along the lane made his statement what he did not do of course was going to details about what the eventual punishment could be to the new king for doing this do we have any indication is that a precedent for the kind of thing that the u.k. may end up facing. well i think it's important that we note that this is i think one of $93.00 european commission legal actions against u.k. and right now in th

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if you look at the transition team, jest that hertz now on biden's transition team, she's a facebookhiring these people from social immediate media to come d work for the campaign. do you think this influences how these social media companies, what news they're allowing to be public? >> well, i think it certainly does. i mean, carlos is someone that we actually interacted with before he went over to work for the biden transition team. i can tell you that as we look at the level of activity that we're seeing with twitter, if there's any interference in the election, it's by twitter and facebook right now and trying to put a particular narrative out there. they're going to have not only a problem with the american people, but they're going to have a problem with congress as this will bring republicans and democrats together to make sure that they, once and for all, are held accountable for their actions. brian: i know, but, mark, there's 15 days left. you're going to get the ceo of twitter out, and he's going to act concerned and apologize for acting too quick, but aren't they accompli

the next frontal is two hertz tone will sweep through the course of tuesday, after a chilly start, some move through thursday and friday. it was not to pick up some other air from the south—west, it is going to be u nsettled, the south—west, it is going to be unsettled, the temperatures picking up unsettled, the temperatures picking up to the high teens celsius across southern and south—eastern areas. very unsettled, danny tom the week to come. very appropriate. —— very autumnal week to come. it's been seven months but ballet dancers have returned to the stage at birmingham repertory theatre as doors opened to the public once again. there's hand sanitiser, temperature checks, and even socially distanced tutus to keep everyone safe, as ben sidwell reports. excited, thoroughly excited. really excited, so going to be back. excited, thoroughly excited. really excited, so going to be backm feels very liberating to be out and doing something normal. it's just so wonderful to see it back. it has been 220 days since the birmingham repertory theatre opened its doors to an audience. it's incredib