sarah collins, joe wells. thank you. sarah collins, joe wells.is set to turn more unsettled but at the moment the weather remains quiet through the rest of this weekend. this is the weather front that will bring the change by monday but at the moment high pressure is still around so it is generally fine and dry but it will be cold early on sunday morning, plenty of sunshine away from the north—west but we'll see increasing cloud in western scotland, claudia northern ireland, one 01’ scotland, claudia northern ireland, one or two showers threatening the coastal areas from norfolk down to kent by the rest of england and wales, eastern scotland enjoying sunshine. this weather front, though, brings the change overnight and into monday. it brings rain, it will put eastwards and then it. and at this stage it looks like eastern parts of england generally speaking could be dry and may be brightening up could be dry and may be brightening up with a bit of sunshine. the rain easing off across scotland and northern ireland, north—west england and wales, wea

got out onjoe route on 200 as well. —— joe root. got out onjoe route on 200 as well. got out onjoe route on 200 as well. —— joe root. really proud to score a double 100 for australia and put us in the position we are in now. obviously yesterday with the weather and everything like that and then today, we turned up and it was a decent day and it looked —— fairto the was a decent day and it looked —— fair to the play that the way that he played... he got a bit between his teeth and in great form. you got to give him a lot of credit for the way he is playing and scoring the i’ufis way he is playing and scoring the runs he has. northern ireland warmed up for their euro qualifer against germany on monday with a 1—0 win over luxembourg this evening. but the goal did come in some rather bizarre circumstances, which our reporter lydia campbell can explain. with bigger matches on the horizon, he named an experimental team to ta ke he named an experimental team to take on luxembourg. that side included a debut from a man who was playing northern league football 18 months ago. i

joe. wellng calling this front page story on today's sun despicable and utterly disgusting. he cannot think, he says, of anything more immoral, heartless or contemptuous to the feelings and circumstances of him and his family. now stokes of course has been the sporting figurehead of the summer. he says he's aware that brings with it a public profile, but that shouldn't be used as an excuse to invade the rights of his family, in particular his mum, who he says will be particularly affected today. the sun has defended its journalism and the reporter who sourced the story. the newspaper says the details were disclosed by a family member who was happy not only to give the details but to pose for pictures and provide photos of those involved. and it says they contacted ben stokes to let him know what they were publishing. the ecb have offered their support to stokes, as have his team mates and figures from the wider sporting world on social media, the england captain joe root among them. but this th

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you have seen reese finnegan, sarah collins, joe wells. my name's chris mccausland.here. we have sunshine, wind, rain and even tropical air heading our way next week. today, the weather has been very pleasant. we had a few showers yesterday across kent, no sign of those today. indeed we have been enjoying some healthy spells of sunshine. after a really cold start in the north—east of scotland, we have seen some blue skies here as well for a while. there is more cloud coming in from the north—west, this weather front waits in the wings to bring rain overnight tonight. a fine end to the day with sunshine around, but the cloud continues to thicken across scotland and northern ireland. going to turn wetter overnight and the rain spills into wales and western parts of england, could be quite heavy. more cloud tonight, not anywhere near as cold as last night, except perhaps across east anglia, where we have clearer skies for longer. tomorrow's a bit of a messy day, the weather front bringing rain, not one of the weather fronts sweeping across, no wind to move it. instead,

applause you have seen reese finnegan, sarah collins, joe wells. my name's chris mccausland.llo. after a fine start to the weekend, sunday will continue on a similar note for most of us, but there are some changes on the way. this view from northern ireland came during saturday, some sunshine, but we'll expect more cloud on sunday. why? because while most of us stay under this finger of high pressure giving us sunny spells, this weather front is moving into it with cloud into northern and western scotland and northern ireland. but most will start sunday clear and chilly. temperatures widely in single figures, low single figures in the countryside, and close to freezing in the coldest parts of eastern scotland and north—east england where a touch of frost is possible to begin the day. so, it's chilly on the start line at the great north run in the morning, but after that, with a mixture of cloud and sunshine, the temperature is not going up too far too quickly. perfect conditions for running. good luck to everyone taking part. light winds too. for the rest of us, sunday is loo

you have seen reese finnegan, sarah cummings, joe wells, my name's chris mccausland. there, well, the weather is set mostly fair for us for the weekend, mostly dry with some sunshine. and some showers. northern ireland, north wales, north—west england and northern scotland. so if you are heading outside in these areas it is perhaps worth taking an umbrella with you. the showers, though, fleeting so they won't last very long at all. it is also quite a chilly start for the muggy for north—eastern part of the country. a cool start to the weekend for some but plenty of dry weather and sunshine. just a few isolated showers. now, those showers will continue across northern ireland, north wales, north—west england for a time, maybe not one sneaking into the midlands, and then later on in the midlands, and then later on in the day we could see another shower p°p‘up the day we could see another shower pop—up across east anglia and south—east england. but otherwise it is are mostly dry prospect, really, with sunny spells coming and going. the cool northerly wind making it feel

according to the post, almost every detail in joe biden's story appears to be incorrect. in fact, well, yeah, every time sleepy creepy crazy uncle joe tells a story, tv tales seem to change. i guess that's what it looks like to choose truth over facts. yeah, he said that too. according to joe, 30-330. speak of the details are irrelevant in terms of decision-making if, in fact, i forget that it was rodrigues all the time, i've been in and out of bosnia. if i would forget that it was rodrigues, i believe, pinning a bronze store star on a young m. it's irrelevant to the point. >> sean: no one needs to worry about 30-330 on biden. he has now given the formal vice president a very crucial endorsement. he has come out to reassure america that he is absolutely certain that the former vice president has a functioning brain. so democrats. you might want to listen to biden's wife. you might have to swallow, kind of hold your nose to vote for her husband. that's a ringing endorsement. or maybe you could vote for elizabeth warren, who has spent decades faking her ethnic ethni. and then, of course

well joe biden i don't think is go reputation to protect creepy joe but but i do think that he's got a lot of support and he has got a lot of support but then again that's all because hillary clinton's the other option but look i think of a serious note here is the important issue that we are commentators and viewers need to work out is donald trump helping ukraine to deal with the corruption issue or. bullying ukraine they central obligation that we have always made. is that countries like ukraine do not feel able to investigate these sorts of you know american political royalty for fear of reprisals i just think we need to be very careful in jumping to conclusions because it may well be that double talk was helping. in the past a significant problem with corruption all right thanks for your time this hour under walker political commentator new york observer columnist well life on the program. well donald trump has reiterated he still wants alleged corruption claims involving his potential election rival joe biden and ukrainian company investigated the u.s. president's i can extend

asked this weekend, this is why some of president obama has come out and supported specifically joe biden. >> welle biden has held public office since before i was born, so clearly there's going to be baggage that he's carrying around that will be discovered if he's the nominee for the democrats, so, yeah, i think that's why obama doesn't want to get involved, i've talked to other people who even worked on obama's campaign who know joe biden personally and who like him who don't want to support him, they think that he's not ready or he can carry them through the finish line so they're looking for candidates that could possibly do this, but president trump touched on something, it's very unfair what the media is doing to them, and they spent $30 million with the russian hoax and tearing our country apart with fake investigations and dragging the president and his family through the mud. we are getting sick and tired of it, they are crying wolf every other day, people will stop turning off the tv and ignoring the news. heather: yeah, all right, thank you so much for joining us, we certainly apprecia

but i do know joe well enough to say that he is a straight shooter, a good guy, distinguished naval officers.e.a.l. who has been put in a really, really tough place when he's sort of been -- i don't mean this disparagingly -- part time help at the post office at christmastime, and he got thrust into this situation. and i'm sure dan coats is pretty happy that he, you know, walked out of dodge city just in time before this came up. so he's in a very tough place. i think he understands clearly all the equities here. the equities of his responsibility to be straight with the congress and forthright and transparent with the congress and straight in terms of the protection of the employee because that's the whole purpose of the whistle-blower law as it applied to intelligence community people was to protect two things -- classified information and insulate the employee, the complaining employee against potential retaliation. >> yeah. >> he understands all that. how he's going to handle it and how this whole thing will work in public, i don't know. >> director, we're going to be seeing a lot of yo

. >> joe, well by the way. >> thank you. >> good to have. >> you what we see in terms of the eradication of the momentum trade whatever that means i don't think that that changes. but to the he had if, so if any do a 25 and if they do a hawkish cut, that is something that i don't think this market is p. o. boxed for. remember the mid-cycle adjustment of the last fed meeting was something that had the market somewhat perturbed. so depending on where you thanksgiving the fed lines you up in terms of the next move, i don't think that the markets are ready. and what brian is says is ultimately it would lead to a dollar positive environment. look at the dollar closing today -- it's a great chart and it's not great for a lot of risk assets but it's great for reflation and great for asset prices >> you know, joe, i think it comes down to the communication come from the fed itself we have seen this time and time again we have had two situations where the communication from powell was not good and the markets reacted almost immediately. so is there a quarter point cut? leastman has a quarter%. is

is that all fair game in the 2020 alexion and i mean trump constantly refers to him as sleepy joe chris. well there's not a big age difference between the 2 of them but it's different between a primary and a general election and i would say that either way i think what went on in the democratic base with whom castro what he did was was completely off the table and that was should not have occurred and i think casseroles we pay a price for that but i will say i mean the most recent attack and i'm sure it means attack was from jimmy carter who said he could not have been president at the age of 80 that it was too big of a lift and that was back in the seventy's so you can imagine what it's like today and i don't think that does by any favors so i is it going to be an issue that is debated i mean it was debated with ever reagan was running it was debated when trump ran the 1st time i mean any question it's going to be on the table and is it fair i mean it's fair in the sense that it deals with it with mental acuity and as saluted me joe biden is kind of a mental non-mental is a gaffe machine i m

giuliani, the president's personal attorney is doing in terms of calling for an investigation into joe biden. >> well first of all it's entirely inappropriate for the president's personal attorney to be involved in another country trying to find dirt on a presidential candidate, number on has done is -- if he has done it -- and the way the move whether he's done it is release the transcript of that conversation. that's how you get to the bottom of this. but there is just, you know, for the president of the united states to be leveraging american foreign policy, hocking it, extorting the leader of another country if that's what has happened is unprecedented, and the last time the president did, that richard nixon, the republican party stood up and held him accountable for the abuse of power. this republican party today is running for cover and actually inadvertently supporting a cover-up if what is alleged is true. the only way to get at it is release the transcript. let everybody see what the president said. if he leveraged american foreign policy and foreign aid to get a president of another country

but i do know joe well enough to say that he is a straight shooter, a good guy, distinguished naval officera s.e.a.l. who has been put in a really, really tough place when he's sort of been -- i don't mean this disparagingly -- part time help at the post office at christmastime, and he got thrust into this situation. and i'm sure dan coats is pretty happy that he, you know, walked out of dodge city just in time before this came up. so he's in a very tough place. i think he understands clearly all the equities here. the equities of his responsibility to be straight with the congress and forthright and transparent with the congress and straight in terms of the protection of the employee because that's the whole purpose of the whistle-blower law as it applied to intelligence community people was to protect two things -- classified information and insulate the employee, the complaining employee against potential retaliation. >> yeah. >> he understands all that. how he's going to handle it and how this whole thing will work in public, i don't know. >> director, we're going to be seeing a lot of

corrupt activities of former us vice president joe biden. well. coming up british m.p.'s are in parliament. pension by the prime minister. number of this. tribute. to prime minister told. me that he's. already. cleared of receiving funding from overseas including from. criminal offenses. just after 3 in the afternoon here in moscow this thursday september the. the 6 welcome to our to international o'neill. a summary of the phone call between the u.s. and ukrainian presidents which comes amid an impeachment inquiry launched against donald trump has been released us democrats claim mr trump abused his powers by attempting to pressure the ukrainian leader into investigating a potential u.s. election rival in return for a military aid bill as expected the democrats the republicans have interpreted the transcript to fit their very different political agendas please know that call by the white house confirms this behavior which undermines the integrity of our election the dignity of any presidency and our national security that is the smoking gun it's right there in his own wo

line >> reporter: all right, joe, well all the best in minnesota. l and the niners back here at home, and we'll talk to you next week. >> all right. just saw more people with viking helmets on. >> be careful. how about some wealth senator. >> it can be a little hot down there today? >> yeah, low 80s expected in and around santa clara and south bay areas. a little cooler than yesterday, but still a warm one with mostly sunny skies. we do have the marine layer back. the low clouds and fog along the coastline, but it is really shallow. here is a look at san jose where we are starting out with mostly sunny skies. we will continue to see the sunshine in and around the bay area for the afternoon today. although the onshore breeze is expected to kick in as we get into the afternoon. it has to do with a system here. that is moving through the pacific northwest. we have rain over areas like washington, oregon, and it is going to weaken the high pressure just a bit again. along the bay. a notable drop. and our inland cities upper 80s to low 90s. very warm for

pointing this out as well and they want to pretend that it's not an issue and it should go away, that's not how this works, they have to address, this this is a huge problem with joell, interesting to see how they handle it and if they're listening to you this morning, robin and rachel, thank you very much for joining us. thank you. >> thank you, heather. >> time now about 8 minutes until the top of the hour but may seem like dejavu, hillary clinton is till talking about the 2016 presidential race. >> it was like applying for a job and getting 66 million letters of recommendation and losing to a corrupt human tornado. >> is she about to throw her hat in the presidential ring again, the rumors now flowing enterprise car sales and you'll take any trade-in? that's right! great! here you go... well, it does need to be a vehicle. but - i need this out of my house. (vo) with fair, transparent value for every trade-in... enterprise makes it easy. heather: welcome back, is third time the charm, hillary clinton may be hoping so, the 2016 presidential candidate refueling rumors about possible 2020 run as she takes more swings at president trump. >> i believe he knows he's a

governorssachusetts bill weld and former illinois congressman joe wells. just joe walsh. walsh. >> business insiders provide both parties to a chance to speak with voters. we encourage them to look beyond networks. internet's debate, candidates will answer questions on economics and immigration policy and americans deepening divide. we want to know how the candidates differ from the president and why they think it better job.d do a >> president trump did not respond to her invitation to this event. >> each candidate will have 60 seconds to speak. it may also give an additional 30 seconds to respond to follow-ups. time will be deducted if the rules are not respected. >> the speakers were chosen at random two weeks ago. >> thanks everybody again. business insider thank you and have her fill his monarchs are to stand in the same stage with you. start like this, president of the united states will be impeached very soon. the president of the united states will deserve to be impeached very soon. let's cut through all the craziness, were going to spend the next hour an hour and

and joe well, let's put that to you. do you think this is compelling for what you've heard?jeff a lot and what he hasjust said. the key question, the two key questions is two parts which is first, the court be asked and answered this question? and i would say they see might they have been convinced. i am also saying that i am not a betting woman and this is not a bet. to my mind it seems they would append convinced but then convinced by the merits, they may be convinced that they could answer the legal and difficult questions. but if they got to that port of understanding —— point of understanding, could then have enough evidence of a bad motive willfully misleading for another reason or and this is the key one for me, establishing that there is such a dreadful constitutional effect that it is offending those fundamental principles of democracy of the parliament? back to jeff king. if we go on the hypothesis for just a moment professor king that actually they say this is a matter for them, they do say that the prime minister has acted unlawfully in suspending parliament, wha

landslides you can't get to work because there were blockages we know how water lock off doing joe is as well and persons have to be know spending additional money to purchase water and now you're here in new york participating in this climate summit what are you hoping to achieve here for me one of the reasons why i was happy that i was given the opportunities attend is because of the times we know that persons in small island states were represented but oftentimes i think that we're often on to into a larger category of latin america in the caribbean and we knew or know that well these groups are vulnerable the caribbean faces a particularly unique experience being surrounded by watts our small economies of scale all these different things are being as i said basically climate change and one of the things that i was looking forward today was here more concrete solutions of inclusive you see how do we get vulnerable populations woman disabled persons involved in some of the concrete solutions that we plan to devise while the things that i also want to hear about more is climate financing par

it could look like an etf in that form as well. joe grayscale bitcoin trust, kind of similar? that is also an exchange traded bitcoin product that is otc. >> that trades over-the-counter as well, open to private placements on a periodic basis, but that is where qualified or certain high net worth investors. this is for qualified institutional buyers. it will trade openly in the secondary market, day-to-day liquidity, and there is the open-end creation and redemption facility, which should allow the market to trade closer than that. gbt often trades with a -- this should be much tighter? >> it should be over time. joe: on the retail side, have you completely given up on that? why do you think it has taken so long? sec hasnk the legitimate concerns about transparency, underlying markets. i think the industry has made a lot of effort and has progressed quite a bit in addressing those products. our market also addresses those issues. but we haven't abandoned -- this is a parallel path, we have been working on this for quite a while. i woul

>> reporter: well, look, if you are joe biden, of course it's smart. well, joe biden says that all the time when gow to campaign rallies, town meetings, barack obama is a central and recurring theme in this. as it should be, okay, it's one of the biggest appoints on his giography and his re-- biography and his resume, the question is the party is without question moving in a leftward direction so there is going to be a discussion about the obama direction and record. i would be surprised if it's going to be as sharp as it was at the detroit debate if july. a lot of democrats got a lot of backlash for going after barack obama so much. so i think it's a fine line to walk there. but joe biden knows he needs to take it another level beyond simply saying, i was barack obama's running mate. erin, i am told tonight, just a few moments ago, joe biden has been doing something else, he has been hitting the books, studying warren's plans. we have been talking all about those plans, in the last several day, i am told joe biden has been sort of getting into the weed

investigation shows president trump pressured ukraine to investigate democratic presidential hopeful joe biden well that's according to the u.s. house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff u.s. media reports claim donald trump called the ukrainian president also him to investigate but the boys in misused his position as vice president to help his son the cole was reportedly the subject of a complaint by an unnamed whistleblower trump insists he's done nothing wrong. as far as my conversation was perfect was a perfect conversation it was it could have been any better but we'll make a determination about how to release releasing it saying what we said was an absolutely perfect conversation a problem is when you speak in a foreign leaders you don't want foreign leaders to. feel that they should be speaking openly and good you have to be talking to people and the same thing for an american president you want them to be able to express themselves without knowing that not every single word is going to be going out and going out all over the world. a humanitarian ship carrying dozens of rescued refu

desire to investigate the alleged corrupt activities of former us vice president joe biden and his son now claims go well beyond ukraine we go into the allegations. of paris court finds the woman behind the french meeting movement for defaming a man she accused of sexual harassment. british businessman and banks and his leave daughter you campaign are cleared of receiving millions in funding from overseas including from russia the u.k.'s national crime agency stating there was no evidence that any criminal offenses were committed. from a mosque in use h.q. thanks for joining us and r.t. international i'm daniel hawkins welcome to the program. is growing in washington over a july phone call between the presidents of the us and ukraine so after whistleblowers complaint against donald trump was declassified on thursday alleges that the white house attempted to keep the details of the 2 leaders conversation secret democrats say that during his discussions with a lot of his alleged scheme mr trump likely committed a crime urging his counterpart to investigate democratic 2020 hopeful joe biden's activities in

why joe biden's son? wellr five years joe biden's son, it turns out, was paid hundreds of thousands of dollars per year to serve on the board of the ukrainian gas company. why with joe biden's son be on the board of ukrainian gas company? he had no experience in the energy business. he didn't speak the relevant language. he had apparently no experience whatsoever in the region. turns out at that very moment joe biden was president obama's point man for ukraine. oh, so in a certain point during this saga, the company in question was investigated. and then in 2016, the ukrainian prosecutor overseeing that investigation was fired, apparently he was fired under pressure from then vice president joe biden. now, to the layman, that looks a lot like corruption. what does that have to do with the president being impeached in the accusation is the president trump suggested that that sketched investigatiosquelchedinvestigata second look. democrats say that suggestion was an impeachable offense. are you following this? o

attorney general bill barr about allegations concerning joe biden well our correspondent she had returned he is following developments from washington d.c. so she had some very different interpretations from democrats and from president trump of just how incriminating this call was. right and now we have the original whistle blowers complaint which he withholding all from congress was the main source of anger within congress votes from republicans and democrats for that matter it seems like yet again the white house was subverting the law was trying to keep information away from congress that whistleblowers report is now in a skiff in congress and members of the house intelligence committee and the senate with you're taking a look at it as you heard adam schiff there saying oh this is all this is troubling disturbing as you might expect at least one republican senator has now said. quote real troubling things here and quote senator ben sasse of nebraska i think he said one republican that's all the democrats want to do with all this they want to start getting this into a bipartisan a bipa

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i'm afraid these democrat debates going after each other, going after joe biden, taking extreme idealistic positions that are wellentioned and aspirational but have no chance of becoming law are going to hurt us beating donald trump which is what it's about. as far as joe biden's age, let me tell you something, i turned 70 this years. i'm still advancing in terms of getting my focus on certain things. the older you get, the more you have experiences that can guide you and be beneficial to you and you can be grounded better and know i've been on this earth for x amount of years and there's certain things i want to do and i don't care about superfluous things. having somebody who has been through things, joe biden has been through tragedies with his children, with his first wife and all, that's something that's important and beneficial. i think joe biden has got the wisdom and courage and judgment if there's any question about any other issues that people who were younger don't have. we have to understand that. i think joe biden came out the winner. >> congressman, thanks for your time. i appreciate your perspectiv

i'd like to know what joe has done to write a book that is worth $15 million. now, a or as the public hasn't sold all that welld it works out to $33 a copy. joe's pockets, even though on amazon right now it's 1399. if there's a suspicion that joe may be paid more for his potential as the next president then his skill as an author. maybe some tips for us, tucker. >> tucker: that's an amazing accounting job. a little forensic accounting. >> joe's -- of the next question would be for higher education costs is that a serious issue in the 2020 campaign. i guess, you might be a little cheek and asked you how these contribute to raising the cost of higher education. rephrase that, joe whose worth $200,000 to listen to? he made $3 million speaking at college universities, church and close to $200,000 each time for a 20 minute speech. that's quite a lot of wisdom packed into a very small span of space. again, kind of reminded of the other democratic candidates, hillary something who was called out by uncle bernie for making speeches to goldman sachs and other people. for large sums of money. i guess, it's illegal to ha

minorities in the united states but do party leaders actually see them as equal members of society well joe biden's recent comments have got plenty of people asking that question. r.t. new york. israel is currently deciding the fate of incumbent prime minister benjamin netanyahu in unprecedented repeat parliamentary elections he's locked in a tight contest with a centrist rival benny gantz earlier kevin owen spoke to our correspondent paula slayer in jerusalem. well known political parties are expected to be part of the next israeli parliament all the israeli knesset and the competition here really boils down to 2 men the incumbent prime minister benjamin netanyahu and his right wing likud party and his former defense chief benny guns and his small same to lift blue and white party not as the same scenario 6 months ago when we had the previous elections which netanyahu won but despite winning them he was unable to form a majority $61.00 mandates out of $120.00 parliament seats many suspect that the same scenario could unfold and so regardless of whether it's guns or whether it's the time we

. >> well, you're exactly right, joe. i mean, i think president trump saw the deal shaping up, he wants a deal with the taliban because he wants to fulfill that campaign promise of getting out of afghanistan. so he actually if you remember last month in bedminster he met with his aides. they were starting to talk about it then. and trump basically said, listen, i negotiated with kim jong-un, i negotiated with putin, i negotiate with president xi of china, i can do this better. and so that's when he decided, you know, after talking on that meeting on september 1st just before labor day to bring everybody together. but, again, as richard said, it's more about the pageantry, it's more about getting them in the room. and then i think he got cold feet. and it wasn't only the u.s. that kind of canceled the meeting. you know, president trump might have put the final stamp ton with those tweets where are which i might kalil's team was caught flat footed. i think it complicates things for them. they didn't even know about the meet

. >> karen, how does elizabeth warren take on joe biden? >> well, firm. similar to what joe was saying, she has to be resolute. i think to some degree, she doesn't need to attack him, although i suspect we may hear -- have an economic conversation about taking on the big banks and taking on wall street. but i think for her, it's a matter of doing what she's been doing and that's worked for her very well which is be firm, be smart, resolute. talk about your plans. talk about how you'll get them done. this new attack from biden saying it's not just plans, it's about how you're going to get it done. i think she's got to also reassure people that she's also -- she doesn't just have a plan, she's got a plan to get them done. >> it's not just about plans. it's about more than that. does he former vice president want to draw specific contrast with warren and i've been noting that ed rendell, a big supporter of joe biden, wrote an op-ed calling elizabeth warren a hypocrite today. does that signify a few phase? >> i hope not. i don't think we should pay that much a

it's over a phone call in which trump asked ukraine's media to investigate his political rival joe biden. well secondary school students in hong kong us skipping classes to take part in a rally on the eve of celebrations planned in china to mark the 70th anniversary of communist party rule while the protests as you're watching in hong kong on now in the 17th week these are live pictures from there hong kong's metro stations and roads have now reopened after a weekend that saw police fire water cannon and tear gas at protesters who in turn set fires and threw petrol bombs a palestinian prisoner support group is accusing israeli security forces of torturing a bombing suspect a lawyer facade says he's now on a respirator at a hospital in jerusalem and a suffered broken ribs and kidney failure protest has turned out in ramallah on sunday in support of and other prisoners accusing israel of barbarism and 2 others have been arrested for a bomb attack in the occupied west bank that killed an israeli teenager last month well those are the headlines next stop it's what i want east. of the house an old

reporting, covering the biden campaign, are they worried about this kind of argument hurting joe biden? >> welley are hoping and believe that this is going to backfire on him. they're pointing to other moments in the debates where candidates like eric swalwell and kirsten gillibrand went after former vice president biden in personal terms and they are no longer in the race. but the biden campaign is aware that there are questions about his age and performance out there in the democratic primary field. you have biden himself say, yes, voters should consider this. if they have a problem with it, then don't vote for me. but now you have three democratic contenders questioning his stamina and mental ability and the question is this will affect voters as they consider -- >> but isn't also the point that castro was wrong about what biden said. that he had not actually contradicted himself. i thought that is what made this a cheap shot. it would be one thing if biden forget what he said, but he didn't forget what he said. >> there was an issue over the concept of opt in and buying in. >> i think castr

well, joe biden went into this as the front runner. former vice president's campaign team said at the beginning of the night that he had a target on his back, and so indeed it proved. and just to illustrate that, here is howjulian castro, one of the ten contenders on the stage, tried to go afterjoe biden, not very subtly, and tried to imply that perhaps he was getting old and was forgetting things. let's listen to that exchange. barack obama's vision was not to leave 10 million people uncovered. he wanted every single person in this country covered. my plan would do that, your plan would not. they do not have to buy in — they do not have to buy in. you just said that. you just said that two minutes ago. you just said two minutes ago that they would have to buy in. you said they would have to buy in. are you forgetting what you said two minutes ago? are you forgetting already what you said just two minutes ago? sojoe biden taking some incoming fire there, but in general he did hold his ground, and he managed to turn this whole question

maybe the sense that there was a bit of unfair play may actually play to his advantage because joe biden plays well with americans who feel like they've been left behind and they want to feel like somebody is emotionally on their side that's joe biden strength but what happened tonight which i think would be worrying the biden camp is that he stumbled a lot he got a lot of framing wrong i've been listening to the debates the night is even talked about areas he knows very well particularly foreign policy even in that in talking about iraq just the sentences that he offered didn't have a clarity that i know joe biden typically does have so maybe some of this threw him off but i think it may have gotten some sympathy support steve so i thought the debate just touched on health care gun violence immigration even white supremacy i mean how important is the domestic agenda and who else on the stage tonight need.

minorities in the united states but do party leaders actually see them as equal members of society well joe biden's recent comments have got plenty of people asking that question. r.t. new york. ok we return to our top story today the going protests in hong kong and what has come to all of them at one of the big stories of the days at a prominent student activist named joshua walang has arrived in washington where he's expected to attend congressional hearings with a view on the u.s. helping as they say the push for democracy in the city state well let's go live now to beijing victory who's the director of the china national association of international studies good to have you on the program again so all not point a but just east 21 so you he's. a student youth activist on his name is growing so much so is that he's arrived in washington to appear congressional hearings today what's going to happen what's he going to be talking about. i do not know what joshua wall wants to talk about. i hope you are talking about the importance of stability rule of law and the mentone in public although i

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