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special correspondent simon ostrovsky has been reporting inu the region witort from the pulitzer center and has the latest on the resumption of hostities ther >> reporter: it wasn't long beforehe cease-fire that came into effect at noon yesterday, had been broken. these arthe scenes in the self-declared nagorno-karabakh republic where ethnic-armenian forces, backed by troops from the republic of armenia, sayil mi sent by the central authorities of azerbaijan landed in a breach of the ceaseire. thankfully nobody was hurt in the attackere, t in the azerijani city of ganja a number of bodies were pulled from the rubble of a residential building. and the azerbaijani authorities are blaming the armenians for violating the cease-fire it was reported in international media. it's a worrying development in a conflict that has alread claimed hundreds of lives and began on september 27 wi an azerbaijani offensive on areas that have been controlled by ethnic armenian forces since with the internati community consumed by global pandemic and bitter u.s. election campaign, the world seems to have turn

and to poison the atmosphere even further in order to ratchet up the state of civil war because if inus much as there is any strategic or tactical calculation behind these attacks it is surely to poison the social atmosphere so much that there will actually be some kind of civil war and as i say this is a terrible time limit for the state because of course there is immense anger including now among the french elites. and i have no doubt among the security forces but they have to strike this incredibly difficult balance in unbelievably difficult circumstances where as i said earlier you have a very large number i can't put a figure on it but a very large number of young men who are prepared to commit this kind of atrocity what can be done then do you think as the next step to try and deescalate this because this into what you've said it sounds very entrenched sides here and if anything matters could easily get worse so what would you like to see done to try and deescalate if that's possible. i don't think a deescalation is the right. approach i mean other people praying in the church thi

salford had to come from a io—nil defecit with krisnan inu crashing over late on to end their three gamealia, becoming only the fifth and youngest british winner of a grand tour. the 25 year old's role in the ineos grenadiers team was initially to help the leader geraint thomas, but he crashed early in the race. he is part of this new generation of young guys that are coming through, and they are racing more aggressively, they are racing more openly, and a bit of flair and a bit of panache. and so that has held him in really good stead. and the way he has managed himself through the entire race, it sort of became, "i might be able to do this. "and i think he just kept going day by day and he did not get ahead of himself, put pressure on himself. he rode beautifully, he really did. sheffield fighter kell brook will challenge for the wbo welterweight title against the unbeaten terence crawford in just under three weeks. brook couldn't persuade his regular trainer, dominic ingle to travel to his base in spain because of coronavirus, so he's found a local trainer on instagram. brook has been

a change inu think administration would have a dramatic impact here?> it may not be a dramatic departure. it may just be expanding the case, sticking with what doj has come out with today, and adding on. emily: let's talk about the process. anyked google if there were settlement talks that have happened, if a preemptive settlement was possible. adam cohen told me, we discussed the complaint, we are reviewing it. what do you think the likelihood of that is, given how painful this was for microsoft in the 1990's? >> these cases take a long time. beknow that google will throwing everything they have at this. a longxpect it to be process. emily: so, what is next? >> i think where we ought to be looking next is really congress. the judiciary committee came out with this report, focused on big tech, not just google but also apple, amazon, and facebook. i think that while this antitrust case is working through the court, it will be important to look to congress to see what can happen in the meantime. emily: some of the critics have said that the doj is potent

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inus: the shock that we had september was the u.s. canceled the more than 30,000 ventilators.ou find any buyers? are you going to have to take a description? any you said it will have a tough year in 2021. are you talking to anybody about those ventilators? have you sold any and will you have to write down? what's going on with the inventory left over from the u.s.? frans: the u.s. government was not our only customer, we had customers around the world. but it is very sad that this order was partially canceled, especially after so many people worked so hard to increase production eightfold on the request of hhs. we are working hard to fight other customers for their volume, but we did have to take a provision in the third quarter, given this surprise partial cancellation. on the ventilators in the united states, there is a debate in the u.s., even a hearing about how the prices for the ventilators were too high. is that why the u.s. did not take the 30 plus thousand bundle from you, frans? no, i think -- it has nothing to do with that. at the height of the pandemic in april, g

trying to suggest is we hold them to a heart standard in terms of understanding what the important inues that are going to be the moment. whereas you look back at history, you really see that it is beyond their powers of understanding to see it. lyndon johnson again could never have imagined that ronald reagan was going to be such a definitive figure in the long-term success of the johnson legacy. that is where i ask we be more charitable for them and we should hold them to a really high standard when we talk about what they think and what their ideas are for the country, but we should not necessarily expect them all to be political -- in real time. prof. brands: do politicians today deserve greater charity from us? yes, i've given criticism there. i believe today's leaders are intellectually as capable as any we have ever had, i do feel cheered by the kind of people running for congress these days who have had direct military experience as of a generation ago, two thirds of the members of congress had military experience. that gave them greater ability to wait such things as defense bud

anything inu learn tonight's debate? family yes, because my andes heavily on oil fields biden lied on stage because i saw the video of him strictly stating that they would been fracking. he sat there tonight and said he would not do that. 90% of fracking -- a lot of people do not know, if you cut out the 90%, that leads to percent of people working in the oil fields. you will wipe out texas, new mexico, oklahoma. many livelihoods. and it will impoverish families just like what happened when the obama administration wiped out the coal mining. thank goodness trump fixed that too. and now we have west virginia working again. host: how would you compare tonight to the first presidential debate? caller: i will say that the moderators are heavily biased. ,ut out of the three moderators someone answering questions for joe biden, she was actually the best one. i was a little surprised. i think that we need to figure way of howunbiased we pick our moderators out. i think it is wrong for candidates to get the questions beforehand.

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. >>> the coronavient is handng it, inues tobe a major issue in the campaign, margaret brennan host a later this morning.>> we will have the head of the republican national committee join us to give us the latest in terms of the race and her own recovery from covid 19. a number of disclosures over the past few days about president trump campaign events in which individuals became infected and some becoming hospitalized. we want to talk about what will ri>>argat will be speaking with michigan governor gretchen whe 19 restrictions she imposed, facea am right here. >>> a number of wineries impacted by road closure and smoky air are finally seeing relief this weekend, john ramose reports on the return of winetasting to the valley.>>reporter: for the last three months spending time in napa valley has felt like an episode of survivor but with the glass fire seemingly at bay and they are beginning to clear it is starting to feel like the magic is coming back.>> today we're happy to be open and happy for the guests. >> the fire never got closer than 7 miles to the chimney rock winery but even

virus genome to the coronavirus cannot be independently assembled due to missing data and unexplained inus discrepancies." chan also tweeted "the public has little idea what happened, is happening behind the scenes with journals and authors of coronavirus papers." in other words, there is not really a consensus on where it came from. why don't we know? is anyone working to find out honestly without lying about it? alex berenson is one of the people who does not lie about this. he's an author and we are happy to have them on. i wish we had an hour for this. we don't because there's too much going on but give us this question.or where did it come from? what do we know, what don't we know? >> there's a lot we don't know. here's what we do know. anybody who raises this issue gets accused of being a d conspiracy theorist. there's people in the scientific community very deliberately conflating a couple things. one is, is it a bio weapon? it's probably not a bio weapon. it wouldn't be a very good by weapon because it doesn't kill anybody who's healthy. but the other question is, and i say anybody

in london sure a female shiba inu thinks that the architecture is particularly fond of his or her owner's scent the idea is that it's a frame which you can put your own clothes on and the dog will feel comfortable. cotton titled this design i see you get it's intended for dogs with black coats. the idea is that it's the dog is able to come a flush itself amongst a kind of black background it's made from sheep's wool the whole thing has a smell of delicious smell the dog which attracts it initially and the shape you can see starts in the ground and lifts up words in the sky. the idea is that kind of resembles the way the dog discovers the world around it maybe the way it sees is by smelling the ground and slowly looks up to discover what's surface in front of it. if didn't delete camouflage shows with her like colored fur but she's got plenty more pieces to discover and lots of fellow canines to get acquainted with. it's about more than seeing and sniffing it's more than an exhibition it's really a global project whereby people can interact by downloading versions of the pieces which are e

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salford recovered from being 10—0 down and krisnan inu struck late to deny saints their 11th super league moment — the newly crowned giro d'italia champion tao geoghan hart. the 25—year—old londoner told us he was inspired by briitsh cyclists at team sky from a very young age to take up the sport in the first place. he nowjoins the likes of sir bradley wiggins, geraint thomas and chris froome as one ofjust five winners of a grand tour. the teams go from the very outset to inspire people not only to race bikes but just inspire people not only to race bikes butjust to participate in cycling and to use a bike as a mode of transport, that has rung true. i think the team inspired me to get into the sport, not only with its su ccesses into the sport, not only with its successes but the fact it had british riders, the fact it had people i could really look up to, knowing they had come from fairly similar places to myself and now, to find myself here in this situation, is incredible. the team has evolved over the years, faces come and go but yes, what an incredible journey it's been since those d

salford had to come from a 10—0 defecit with krisnan inu crashing over late on to end their three gamee in just under 3 weeks. he's taking on the unbeaten american, terence crawford, in las vegas. brook is a former ibf champion and regaining a world title would mean everything. this is what i've always wanted to do, since a 9—year—old, become world champion and be involved in the best fights possible, and people writing me off the way they are, this is going to be so emotional, just getting that win and proving them all wrong, and being there with my family and the people who do believe in me, knowing that i can do it and i will go on and go down as a living legend and make history. so, you know, this is what i was born to do. 0ptimistic there. ashley barnes has just had a goal ruled out in in a match for burnley there. it is currently 0—0 there. that is all this but for now, we will have more for now, we will have more fear later on. as half—term starts for many pupils this week, borisjohnson has refused to extend free school meal vouchers to cover the holiday in england, but has hint

topical when we consider the people's republic of china inued more than $6 billion dollar debt yesterdayvery strong, very large amounts to be putting into the asian hard currency market. if you look at initial price guidance and where the issue priced, the spreads came in more half inup and a spreads. david: right. i want to bring in inflation. china obviously this morning came out with inflation numbers. india was earlier this week. i want to get a sense of what you are feeling on the inflation outlook. we know how disrupted inflation can get. it catches you out of nowhere. are you watching any particular country across asia at which could have the potential to surprise? jim: at the moment, if you think back a few months ago in terms indicated. fed had that they were going to let yield to run in terms of inflation, and that certainly has not played out. inflation remains well and check. we are seeing that also happening here in the local markets as well. so i mean, at this point in time, if you think of the overall headwinds and the global economy outside of china, inflation would actua

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it's because he believes inus and he knows our great . if there's a respect for the american worker that helped save our community and help save working americans . joe biden from trenton knows what it means to tell your kids that you lost your job but it's going to be okay. joe biden is betting off now. that's because joe biden understand that what we the auto industry workers know so well. we fight with everything we have until we are thriving once again. it's time to fight now for the future that ohio deserves. joe biden has never let us down and never turned his back. as president joe will fight for the dignity of every worker and for the opportunity our auto industry deserves. i'm proud to introduce to you the former champion of the auto industry and the working families everywhere in america, our next president of the united states, vice president joe biden. [music] >> hello toledo. [applause] this feel like coming home. i tell you what, my dad was oil man and i got through school and we got through being able to lead after we lost

president trump has made it clear we are going to co inue sten to the science. now, joe biden and kamala harris uld put us back in the paris climate accord and impose the green new deal, which would crush american energy, would increase thenergy costs to american families in their homes, and literally it would crush american jobs. the president trump and i we have made in a cleanerhat environment has been happeni precisely because we have a strong free market economy. you know, at is remarkable is the united states has reduced co2 more than the countries that accord but we hane its climate through innovation and we have done it through natural gas, and acking, which senator, the american people can go look at the record. and i know joe biden says otherwise now, as you do, butth the f you repeatedly committed to abolishing fossil fuel and banning fracking. and so by creating the kind of american innovation where we are actually steering toward a stronger and better environment, with regard to wild fires,pr ident trump and i believe that forest management has to b

of their match against second—placed wigan on friday, and they almost got away with it, but krisnan inui think we are looking at a very different circumstance in schools to this time last year. lockdown has been hard for everybody, but more importantly the families who have inadequate benefits, have found themselves without a job during lockdown and tear on glued income. lockdown has cost families a lot more money. when children are at school we provide brea kfast, children are at school we provide breakfast, snacks, fruits and a warm mealforfamilies that breakfast, snacks, fruits and a warm meal for families that they have then had to provide for a number of months at home. 6096 of your pupils are eligible for free school meals. has that figure changed? that figure has increased because what has happened during lockdown is another whole families who went into locked and having worked with and put into furlough and subsequently lost their jobs, so have hit the threshold for free school meals. we also have a number of vulnerable families who arejust number of vulnerable families who are

salford recovered from being 10—0 down, and krisnan inu struck late to deny saints their 11th super league. i do have cycling's man of the momentjoining me here on breakfast. very excited about this. the giro d'italia champion, tao geoghegan hart, 25 yea rs champion, tao geoghegan hart, 25 years old, the fifth briton to ever wina grand years old, the fifth briton to ever win a grand tour. he is going to be here at half past seven. really looking forward to that. thank you. in just one week the us election will take place to decide whether donald trump remains president, orjoe biden takes his place in the white house. four years ago, jon kay went on a road trip along route 45 meeting people along the way. in five days he made his way through wisconsin, chicago, tennessee, mississippi and alabama. now, jon has been back in touch with some of the people he met to see how they've been feeling about life since then. milwaukee, four years ago, just after donald trump's victory. cheering. this place helped him win. ifeel you should be, like, square on top of it. and back then we met nancy here. i

improved under his leadership as a result of asking japan's prime minister to manufacture more automobiles inuhe united states. >> -- in japan i told the prime minister you have to give us plants. you can't just keep sending us cars. you've got to make them over here and they started and you're a big beneficiary of it. we win pennsylvania, we win the whole thing. >> pennsylvania has long been a stronghold for the democratic party. trump won the state in 2016 after a tight race. biden is determined to win back the state where he was born and raised. on wednesday former president barack obama is scheduled to hold his first gathering to wrap up support for biden. >>> u.s. defense secretary mark esper isrgin allies to boost their defense budgets saying there could be no free riders. >> we expect all allies to invest more in defense, at least 2% of gdp as the floor. we expect them to stand shoulder to shoulder with the united states in confronting chinese bad behavior and russian aggression. therean be no free riders to our common security. >> esper delivered a speech on tuesday at a think tank in