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vandalism was minimal, although a large plate glass window was smashed on city hall's rotunda and knowledge ing the activists right to protest peacefully but denouncing the vandalism was mayor sam liccardo. >>everyone has an opportunity to express themselves. next the size of first amendment rights but as soon as there's broken glass as their stand a listen as soon as there's any threat of harm to a person. we're not going tolerate protesters also vented their anguish and downtown san jose's controversial thomas statue, it was set on fire talent to raise the american flag over san jose back in 1846. >>for california was still part of mexico. a former mayor of san jose fallon was guilty of atrocities against mexican and indigenous peoples says brody story of the activist group hero tent it should be anywhere is to be in a museum and it should have the true history of of. >>thomas phones saying what he

widespread ing moisture with this storm. for oregon, news front ws across the fire and typically during this time storm year we'll see fronts come from the southwest of the moisture's captured on the coast range. souterly -- a good bit of, so the oisture will be on south part of the cascades. we're looking to close to half the west slope of the cass dadz. on the coast range, less than that. inch.ter but fires, as i'll detail later, the coastally good on range. so that moisture is going to help us out. the moisture's also should be the east slope of the cascades where we have a number. very favorable good ve to putting us in position in the days coming. challenges the storm will bring, however, as we do lightning. starting later this evening. and tomorrow. we also expect like typical with winds.rm front the frontal winds that come with fronts.orm if the moisture doesn't come to the fires first, the winds will, that could be problematic. pushing and testing any line that we have established. so certainly i'm concerned in the e

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. >> yang: the president's proposed timing would leave less than 40 days for confirmationhe ings and a vote before election day. no supreme court justice has been confirmed that quickly since 1981, when sandra day o'connor was unanimouslyap oved to be the first female justice a little more than a month after president reagan nominated her. senate majority lead mitch mcconnell has insisted mr. trump's nominee will get a vote on the senate floor. >> the senate has more than sufficit time to process the nomination. history and precedent make that perfectly clear. c our democratic colleagues want im they are outraged, they can only be outraged the plain facts of american history. this senate will voton this nomination this year. >> reporter: but it is still unclear if there >> yang: but it's still unclear if there are enough senate republican votes to pusa nominaon through. the party controls the chamber 53 to 47. just four republicans breaking ranks would block the president's nominee. already two of the senators-- susan collins of maine and lisa sarkowski of alaska-- have they do not s

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contact trace ing, surveillance and reporting as well as testing capacity. to support these activities on behalf of hhs, cdc has awarded $12 billion to each jurisdiction in 2020 thanks to the support of congress. include nd that amount was more than $200 million to support the american indian and alaska native community, which have had some of the most significant effects from covid-19. timely, accurate and most importantly, actual day a ta, are essential if we're going to learn to impact covid-19 on all american, particularly populations at greater risk such as older americans, those with chronic medical conditions, racial and ethnic minority populations. cdc reports monthly to the congress, the most recent data analysis on the impact in racial and ethnic groups. as i've emphasized in my prior hearings, now is the time to commit to prioritize the sustained investment in the core capabilities of public health. that is data and data analytics, workforce expansion and rapid response capabilities. years of underinvestment in public health have led to a system t

so for instance, if you're talk ing about someone like geraldine ferrero in 1984 who was a three-term congresswoman from queens, you start at a certain place. bill clinton in 1992 who knew the issues intimately at debating in the primaries, that's another thing. you want to set up process that will help your candidate do the very best you can. and importantly, the test. the test is when he or she walks off the stage, did they not hear anything at all that they have heard from you during the practices. >> so thorough is part of it as well. brett, we have joe biden who's clearly preparing while president trump implies that being president is practice enough for the debate. what's your reaction to their different strategies? >> well, i totally agree with bob. the process works differently for each candidate. when i prepared senator mccain for the presidential debates, he didn't like doing mock debates so we did more what i would call playing pepper. sitting around a table and asking questions and working out answers. so it's a matter of what best serves the candidate. the key though is t

. >> i am ing home. >> when you start pulling away, it's on. >> i didn't pull away from nobody!n't going to do tha if you want to do that, we could do that. >> do what? >> listen. do you understand the reason why you're cuffed? >> no. >> all right. now, when we came and approached you automatically ed away from us. >> no, i said, "don't touch me," and kept walking. >> listen.re list, yoaking us think you have a weapon, the way you ran away. >> y'all are worried about me? okay?an. >> listen, just relax.ax >> rel. you got it. you got it? find out who he is. >> my man, it's not wise to pull away from us like that, you hear?y >> notfault, man. >> all right? >> you know, the violence from police is crazy right now. and, and the way y'all approached m all i was doing was walking home. if y'all would have said, "young man, what are you doing?" >> what are you doing today? >> going home. >> you see how fast that was? do not stereotype, because that's what y'all did to me.>> av, sir. >> y'all be easy. ♪ c >>b: theops were supposed to write a report about that stop. >> dinner of champions

. >> here's another look at our air quality from the gold ing gate bridge to the san mateo bridge, thick smokey fog. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. the air was bad today, it probably won't be better tomorrow or the day after that. abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel begins our coverage. >> one second here. i guess the computer has just shut down. give me a second, i'll come back to you. hopefully we can talk about the air quality. i have no idea what's happening here. sending it back to you. >> thank you, sandhya, dan? >> we'll get back to sandhya in a moment. you can see how smoke and pollution enter our lungs and into our blood stream. it can cause coughing and itchy eyes and increase the risk for people with heart problems as well. it is potentially quite dangerous to take in. the city of oakland has set up two centers where people can get relief from the bad air. one is at the diamond library. from noon until 7:00, the other at the north oakland senior's center at 57-14 martin luther king junior way. both will be open tomorrow. >> they're trying to stay safe f

that cannot just be one act. , which ing the burden unacceptable behavior needs a price tag. sanctions are the strongest form of diplomatic language. together and in so that the price of the sanctions don't also hurt us. hope: thank you. we are getting all sorts of questions and coming up on 10 minutes left. the next question comes from the associate dean of the elliott school of german citizens who is interested in hearing about whether covid has had an impact on german relations with china. well, observing the development of chinese behavior since the pandemic, i say this. china is opening states. it certainly saw it when they replaced the [indiscernible] theassyrian taurean -- affair taurean regime -- the violated.ian regime a secondary effect has altered the relationship. germany and the e.u. [indiscernible] as academic rivals. in some areas, china ignores [indiscernible] possibility that will change with biodiversity and identifying the start of the outbreak and the mistakes. reaction has affected the outcome. dealing with these issues by not bringchina will orcloser to

. >>> a look above at annabelle state park where crews were hop ing to take a stand today. crews feared the drifting embers could spawn new fires and that is exactly what is going on. >> now a look at the evacuations on the napa county side, clueing sections of cal stowing ga and st. helena. the flames took over the homes near the deer park community. >> reporter: yes, roughly 80,000 people have been evacuat ed from the glass fire and the crosswalk church has been opened to give hotel and food vouchers. there has been a rough 24 hours . some waited until the last minute to get out, but unlike sonoma county where evacuees were bus from the one evacuation center to another because of the memorial center reaching capacity overnight, things have gone fairly smoothly. one man says this is second time he faced an evacuation order this year. >> we evacuated for 17 days. and here we go again. it is bad. >> reporter: many here are still holding on to hope they will be able to return to their homes once the evacuation order is lifted, to those that are quite certain the fire has burn

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on the program in the us because 2 people have been killed more than a dozen wounded in a must shoot ing during a party in the city of rochester in new york state a local reporter shared his account. very very very heavy scene here and something like never seen before in the browser stor devastating just a little while ago when i 1st arrived on scene you can see that i heard and seen that the families and even a mother seeing my child would is gone quote unquote i took care of him all his life and just a very sad scene here in rochester new york. the shooting happened during a backyard party in the early hours of sunday morning the 14 people injured are said to be in a stable condition rochester had recently been rocked by protest over the death of a black man cause when police put a hood over his head to stop him from spitting he stopped breathing after officers pushed his face into the pavement as regards this weekend's incident the local police chief said the suspect or possibly suspects are still on the loose no motives are known at this stage. that we are this is truly a tragedy of

because this is -- my whole -- ings. san francisco, please. >> bay area businesses are struggling figuring out if they'll beable to su some places, it all comes down to one city block. the the dividing line between daly city in san mateo the city and ty of san francisco. in daly city, on the san mateo county side, you can get your hair done indoors. but on the other side, you cannot. the only county in the bay area still under that restriction. >>> update on new york's law enforcement. the police chief r is stepping down along with the denity chief and officers. the move comes as protests in the city continue over the death e ba march.n died a week after he was taken ho into custody by of >>> a at white house this morning where the trump administration will announce it is withdrawing additional troops from iraq. this comes as the president tries to mike good on his promise to disentangle the country from quote endless wars. >>> at yesterday president trump stopped by another battleground state. florida where he signed an

yeah what that does with the significant change i took an active combat ing anti-semitism due to what i experienced i wasn't traumatized or else and my children were not traumatized partly because i got a huge support from the wider german society which also played an important role in being able to do that probably did it make you have a stronger conviction in your faith no. i bought. it it gave me a strong recovery in the necessity to fight through take up a political fight to get standard of jews but there was no i don't know how to put that properly but the general spiritual impact of the let me put it this way. rabbi daniel also read why it's been very very enlightening talking with you we appreciate you being so honest with us tonight thank you for your time thank you for having good buy. a french free diver has set a new world diving record off the coast of the greek. are no holds dive is the deepest ever recorded using order known as by a thin as which were attached to his feet the 24 year old saying 112 meters in a dive that lasted to get this 3 minutes and 24 seconds that wa

ing our atures. e upper 350s to low 60s.cord, you are at 61. 60 in san jose and upper 50s oakland and livermore and san francisco as well as for santa rosa. here's a live look with our mount hamilton camera from the lick observatory. you can see that haze as well this morning. and checking air quality conditions. it does look a little bit better in many locations with moderate air quality but still, dealing with unhealthy air in spots. let's zoom in and you can see the unhealthy air. moderate air quality for the south bay in san jose as well as for milpitas. in fremont as well as for union city for the east bay and also for the tri-valley, moderate air quality for you in concord and. walnut creek, danville, as well as for oakland and san francisco. around the bay. as we look to the north, looking at good air quality. good to moderate for san rafael and you can see those red dots in novato. also for napa this morning. that spare the air alert continues for today and now going on day 16 in a row with the spare the air alert in

tell me who else you're expect ing. >> the number two, mccabe is coming on october 6. i'm very glad he is. i'm negotiating with peter strzok i want to bring in mr. barnette, the man who said there was no there there in the flynn case. mr. barnette was the agent in charge investigating general flynn for any suspected ties to russia. on january 4 he did a memo wanting to close out the case saying they found no evidence that general flynn was working with the russians in any fashion it was january 5 meeting in the white house where they kept the case going and what did mr. barnette say that it seems to me they were out to get trump , that there was no there there they kept pushing the flynn case and what's the pattern here? every time there was exculpatory evidence regarding the carter page warrant, they hid it or they altered it. they never told the court that the dossier wasn't reliable. they knew it wasn't reliable. they kept using it. they weren't searching for the truth. they were trying to get an outcome. when you look at what mr. barnette says and the way they defr

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it might have been an act of just try ing ing to get people mail things in early.that across colorado. now the problem, though, that i know it's a little confusing, but by setting that deadline, that is violating colorado law. now i know it's a little confusing. in contrast given the nation east history of voter suppression and given the conduct of the president's and the u.s. postal commissioners conduct around this election, the secretary of state had every right to sue the u.s. postal service to seek this temporary restraining order. this was the right decision by the court and the right decision for the secretary of state to bring this lawsuit. >> 51 days until the actual election. as you know, the president has called on voters and this is hard to believe, but he's called on voters to vote twice in an effort to prove he's right. have you seen a president openly push americans to commit what clearly would be a crime? you can't vote twice. you can only vote once. he says, go ahead, vote by mail. but show up on election day and see if you can vote a second tomb t

basic public health is about blocking and tackle ing ing to t exposure and to make sure folks who are don't expose other people. in our country, we have failed to do the batsic things right. testing, supplying at scale, even right now in so many communities a i cross the country. whether it's setting up a contact kras tracing system to identify who has been exposed and make sure they are not exposing other people. basic things like listening to the science around masks and around treatments. these are the basic things we ought to be doing from the the begin ining. if you look at the differences between what's happened in our country and other country, it's the basic blocking and tackling we're not getting right. that explains the mortality. >> it's so awful. thank you for everything you're doing. thanks as usual for joining us. >>> i'm wolf blitzer here in washington. thank you for watching. i'll be back tomorrow at 5:00 p.m. eastern in the "the situation room." a special edition of 360 is coming up next. but before we go, our nightly tribute to the victims of the coronavirus pandemic

[applause] me,ing up, my father told don't beg for your rights. you organize and you take them. to the young people fighting in this movement for change, here is my charge to you, march in the streets. protests. run for school committee, other state legislature, and when -- win. don't just challenge the status quo, dismantle it, take things over. when it they say slow down, go faster. when they say not now, start that day. when they say not that way, redraw the map. when they say you are too young, show up with your friends. andy reason the critics cynics offered to give up and given is proof positive that you should push forward and hard. the time to be timid is passed. the age of incrementalism is over, now is our moment to think things, to building, to be big. this is what this moment demands, there are many issues in this race and we campaigned on all of them. civil rights, health care, the , creating aonavirus pathway to citizenship. we took on apologetically progressive stances on all of them, we never blinked, we made it clear that we would rather lose fighting as hard as

ing -- 522 points. close to session lows, so we are watching a landscape at the moment where just about everything -- except goodrx and twitter, there are a few more names in the green, certainly, but we're looking at all of this and more including potential threats to -- threats of potential changes to immunity that social media companies have had up until now. and i mentioned twitter. let's look at it. it's not enough. whatever president trump talked about and said moments ago, it's not enough to have twitter get dampened here. we're up 6.5%. intraday, pretty strong at the moment, but moments ago we said that twitter routinely restricts expressions of conservative views and some platforms exploit their power. the president said he expects to come to a conclusion on the issue of technology platforms in, quote, a shot period of time. maybe -- short period of time. pivotal research boosted shares to a buy with a price target of $59.75, high hopes for a pop in business from this year's, of all things, del

i think they're the worst f-ing, conniving, cheating savages.atecraft, athletics, you name it. i'm glad i'm on team usa. fair enough. some of peter strzok's personal texts, which were somehow miraculously made public in the middle of everybody starting to get indicted in the russia investigations. some of his texts were very critical of then presidential candidate donald trump. i should tell you, though, that his texts are also critical and profane and snarky toward hillary clinton and toward bernie sanders and toward then-attorney general loretta lynch and former attorney general eric holder and lots of other people besides, not to mention his swearing repeated tirades against the cheating mother f-ing russians. i'll tell you if you're looking for signs of his bias and how that might have infected what he did, the only active political figure he expresses any positive feelings about appears to be john kasich. so kasich, he seems to like kasich, okay? what does that do for you? the inspector general found that his personal views didn't affect an

host: we are about to go to those moment of silent events --ing lace the u.s. capitol taking place in the u.s. capitol. if you are interested in watching what's going on in new york you can do so on c-span2 and follow along on our website as well. here's the information that you can follow. a moment of silence taking place in just a few minutes. we will show you the sights and sounds and resume our conversation with tom sanderson. guest: when we come back we need to address state -- ♪ rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air, gave proof through the night, that our flag was still there. star -- oh say, does that star bangles -- star-spangled banner yet wave, free,he land of the brave -- andf the the home of the brave? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ knelled]ing, thrice 11 two planesr that -- at 8:46 on september 11, 2020, please join us as we observe the national observance and remembrance by serving in a quiet moment of silence. [reading names] host: ceremonies from new york city and the u.s. capitol, moments of silence being observed in both locations. if you want to follow >> yo

spanish]ing >> my mother did what any mother would do to save her baby's life. >> [speaking spanish]y sister in her arms and traveled for days to reach the border. when they got to the river she looked at my sister and crossed. >> we came to america before i was one years old great she saved my life. >> [speaking spanish] >> my mother had no choice. there was no time to wait to see my sister. she came here looking for a miracle. spanish]ing >> we were afraid they would find as and detain us so she had to save her daughter. >> our home is here. north carolina is all i know. but donald for daca trump took away my ability to apply for the program. >> [speaking spanish] >> we work hard and we pay our taxes. i have built a good life for my two daughters. >> i want to help my community. ever since donald trump was elected, all our fears have returned. >> we don't know if our family will be separated. all my mom and sister be detained? >> i will have the right id so i cannot get health insurance through the exchange. i need health insurance. i deserve it, right? >> [speaking spanish] >> it

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after initially in danger ing our young earth jupiter would give it a helping hand. on full scale art for most young visually they're lucky we think that the formation of the growth and the migration of jupiter out let these bodies which formed far out in the solar systems and so there was cold bodies with water they sent towards the enters i don't know where they crashed into the still forming earth contributing their elements to it up or down or zillion more that. these bodies asteroids and comets enrich the chaotic ball of matter which earth then was with water but as our planet started to solidify the water molecules remain trapped under the surface in the magma. yes an essential mechanism for. and its future was already in place and starting to bring some of that truck to the surface. it's a mechanism that's still very active today. in the room with. these folk a knows these mountains of fire has been helping to bring water to the surface from the very beginning in earth's youth there was a lot more full kind of activity than today. so michael funny how a book c

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danny ings putting saints ahead, spurs were poor.break, son heung—min had them level. a brilliant goal and a glimpse of what was to come. the second halfjust moments old, son had another, spurs ahead, whichever way you looked at it it was perhaps more than they deserved. but this was now becoming something special. son put through again and his hat—trick was inevitable. a brilliant performance by him and harry kane whose cross set up yet another. son running out of fingers to count them on, that was his fourth. with spurs firmly in control, he eventually let someone else have a go. kane adding another. 5—2 the final score. so who needs bale in the sun, when you have son to bail you out? so four goals for the first time in his career, son heung—min got the match ball, but manager jose mourinho had his own ideas about who should get man of the match. man of the match, harry kane. laughter yeah, i will say that. if it comes from the boss you can't argue, can you? i would say harry is the man of the match because he scored one goal and g

they were chanting, we hope they f-ing die. we have the tape. joining us now with the latest from the hospital where the deputies are being treated is bill. what is the latest with these office officers? >> sean, good evening. i have good news. both officers those deputies are in stable condition tonight and expected to make it which is absolutely incredible when you take into account they were both shot in the face less than 48 hours ago. both stable and expected to make it. let's talk about how we got here in the first place. the surveillance video we sent to you. this was saturday evening at the compton station. two deputies inside their vehicle looking out for the safety of the public when this coward comes out of nowhere and walks up to the window and pulls out a gun and ambushes these two deputies. he runs away from the scene. this next photo. it's graphic but it's a powerful photo that the families of the deputies and the sheriff himself gave me permission to show to the public. the female deputies is a mom of a six-year-old child. she wa

gate the city's most famous landmark carrying banners and chanting slogans neither the threat of poor ing rain nor the coronavirus could stop them they were young people children with their parents students but also people from older generations including a group of grandmas fighting against climate change all were wearing masks and respecting social distancing people told me they were happy to finally be able to go back to the streets to protest thinking that during the coronavirus pandemic the issue of climate change had been forgotten protesters say the time is right to push governments to pursue the 1.5 degrees celsius limit on the rise in global temperatures set by the paris climate agreement. for me the most important thing is to comply with the paris climate agreement and the measures that are currently being taken in german politics or world wide or not nearly enough to comply with the agreement. i want the goals that we have now said. that europe has hopefully agreed on have been implemented. and they are ambitious goals but i think they are realistic because. the demonstrators a

'd that i started to deal with these issues that i started to move myself in combat ing anti-semitism that i also have the reaction on that and what myself more and interface style and . basically i said i want to combat that i want to fight that but i'm not a soldier and i can i'm not a street fighting man or anything like that my way to fight goes through common occasion education discussion going to school so i did that a lot and. yeah what that does with the significant change i took an active combat ing anti-semitism as you were due to what i experienced i wasn't traumatized or else and my children were not traumatized partly because i got a huge support from the wider german society which also played an important role in being able to do that probably did it make you have a stronger conviction in your faith no. i bought. it it gave me a strong recovery in the mississippi to fight through take up a political fight to get standard of jews but there was no i don't know how i could put that probably but they had no spiritual impact on let me put it this way. rabbi daniel alterable i

those ones will work out fine. >> we have a number of interestiinterest ing calls. rahel is with us >> let's start with morgan stanley initiating coverage. price target goes to 485 bucks the analysts expect continue market change especially emerging markets in asia consider this, revenue jumped t 3 billion in 2019. the stock had a nice run up about 35%. we know that video games have been really hot this year. that should give game stock a strong 12 months needham has a price target of $96. this is on continued strength in the home category and also new management team. the stock has seen a sharp turn around up 2100% in last six months. for context, on january 1st, the market cap was $278 million. today it's like three billion. >> wow that's unbelievable. thank you. >> jim, you own thermo >> boy the stock is making me happy. it's a relatively recent purchase about two months ago. it's a very simple story that's coming to fruition as you're doing more testing for covid-19, as you're doing more drug development and not just because of the pandemic but because of aging

i take you to ing.t's about the credibility andeen forward guidance state contingent forward guidance. we got both last night. that makes for more potent situations. perhaps doubly irrelevant. annmarie: a note this morning saying there's no pleasing some people. what else could the fed have done? maybe qe. also talking about the fact, they were saying, monetary stimulus, it's time to focus on policies for the real economy. in that moment, jay powell is right. will d.c. stepped up? he pointed the finger to congress. i love what john authers said. nothing was broken. no trends were broken. therein lies the fine line point. i have a roll call for you. mentored and dalio. all warning about the malevolence of the underbelly of the resurgence of inflation. let's take a look at where we are this morning. nasdaq 100 futures to the downside. we are seeing a risk off sentiment this morning. moving on. we see the bluebird dollar index getting higher. 3/10 of 1%. we are now below $40 a barrel on wti. also hitting o

says he make sure that he fights for that forgotten man and woman and their values and ensure -- --ing sure that [no audio] we have an embassy in jerusalem that many other presidents -- and it was this president that was willing to go against advisors, even in the white house. createid it is going to all kinds of problems. we see a president that is willing to engage and really take bold and courageous actions because of the american people are willing to stand up with him and behind him and encourage them. and that is why -- >> is a businessman, you are a risk taker. the word was in proportion to the president -- here, it isy get like lord of the rings. and get that precious ring they cannot let go of it. thing they do is run for office and they do everything to mitigate the risk but they become ineffective. this president is a risk taker and in spite of unbelievable persecution, he will take the risk and promised the american people and it is an honor to serve him. >> one of the moments that is most accurate is in the courts. --m not going to squeeze you >> it would not work, anyways

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i think we'll get a lot of yell ing tonight.es before the bottom of the hour still ahead we've been telling you about democrats attacking judge amy coney barrett's faith. our next guest has known the judge for 20 years and says her religious experience is no different than millions of americans. your journey requires liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. wow. that will save me lots of money. this game's boring. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> senator, i see no conflict between having a sincerely-held faith and duties as a judge. in fact we have many judges both state and federal across the country have sincerely held religious views and still impartially and honestly discharge their obligations as a judge, and when i'm confirmed as a judge i would decide cases according to the rule of law, beginning to end. ainsley: that is trump supreme court nominee amy coney barrett shutting down attacks on her faith and ability to serve as an impartial judg

ings are only changing when profits take a hit, so i think by monday, all the teams will have playedti—stadiums, andi mixed stadiums and anti—stadiums, and i think that is we're gonna get and i think that is we're gonna get a real viewpoint of what america thinks and what the world thinks of what they're going on —— empty stadiums. for a lot of these players, they are protesting on the pitch but tried to change the lights money as well. —— try to change lives for many as well. nesta mcgregor there. now finally, since being diagnosed with motor neurone disease last december, former leeds rhinos rugby league player rob burrow has spoken regularly to the bbc about the issues facing him. sally nugent has caught up with rob again on a family holiday in east yorkshire. you will notice rob is struggling with his voice, but he remains as positive and determined as ever. rob, hello. it is so lovely to see you again. how are you doing? how are you feeling at the moment? and what's and been like being here, ona and what's and been like being here, on a holiday with the kids, for you? you say it