kane adding another. 5—2 the final score. 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 gave a few assists, and with harry we are working together so long, this is the sixth season and we know each other well and we have a good relationship on the pitch and even off the pitch. elsewhere this afternoon there was a good win for brighton away at newcastle. graham potter's side were two up after six minutes. both those goals coming from neal maupay. aaron connolly added a third in the closing stages although brighton had to finish the game with ten men after yves bissouma was sent off for this reckless high foot. but 3—0 it finished at st james park. and it doesn't stop there — one more game still to come tonight as leicester host burnley — that one kicking off in around 20 min

kane adding another. 5—2 the final score.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 gave a few assists, and with harry we are working together so long, this is the sixth season and we know each other well and we want to have a good relationship on the pitch and even off the pitch. elsewhere this afternoon there was a good win for brighton away at newcastle. graham potter's side were two up after six minutes. both those goals coming from neal maupay. aaron connolly added a third in the closing stages although brighton had to finish the game with ten men after yves bissouma was sent off for this reckless high foot. but 3—0 it finished at st james park. one game still ongoing in the

president trump reportedly likes a hollywood classic, citizen kane.e british period drama, the king's speech. we've been exploring the movie preferences of the presidential candidates and what they may signify. murray, one small thing... yeah? when you bring me out, can you introduce me asjoker. the moviejoker, the origin story for batman's biggest nemesis is among the films reportedly shown in the white house screening room during president trump's tenure, as our steven spielberg's pentagon papers drama, the post, and the musical drama the greatest showman. but nobody for certain knows how these films resonated with the president, but out on the streets, new yorkers believe they have a sense of what movies donald trump really likes. i think president trump would probably like titanic, something like that. definitely something violent, i would definitely say, like an action movie, definitely, like rogue warrior. anything with violence, i would say. i guess rosebud isjust a piece of the jigsaw puzzle. but it seems the president has quite sophisticated

president trump reportedly likes a hollywood classic, citizen kane.en has expressed a fondness for the british period drama, the king's speech. we've been exploring the movie preferences of the presidential candidates and what they may signify. murray, one small thing... yeah? when you bring me out, can you introduce me asjoker? the moviejoker, the origin story for batman's biggest nemesis, is among the films reportedly shown in the white house screening room during president trump's tenure, as are steven spielberg's pentagon papers drama, the post, and the musical drama the greatest showman. but nobody for certain knows how these films resonated with the president, but out on the streets, new yorkers believe they have a sense of what movies donald trump really likes. i think president trump would probably like titanic, something like that. definitely something violent, i would definitely say, an action movie, definitely, like rogue warrior. anything with violence, i would say. i guess rosebud isjust a piece of the jigsaw puzzle. but it seems the pres

citizen kane. that movie starred and was directed by a 26-year-old prodigy named orson wells, who play ed the hearst like character, charles foster kane. clearly a hearstian character. this movie was no documentary. wasn't intend ed to be. but is recognized as among the best motion pictures ever made. american film institute occasionally has polls or surveys that place citizen kane at or near the top with the best motion pictures of all time and citizen kane included an early scene in which charles foster kane mimics this exchange of telegrams. it's clearly, it's clearly based on you furnish the pictures and i'll furnish the war. and if technology doesn't fail us, let's take a look at that clip. >> is that pretty, your idea sh how to run a newspaper? >> i don't know how to run a newspaper. i just try everything i think of. >> that is not the proof -- zwl hello, mr. brandstein. can you prove it isn't? mr. bernstein, i'd like you to meet mr. thatcher. my ex guardian. we have no secrets from our reade

kane eventually got on the scoresheet himself. how he had deserved it. andy swiss, bbc news. a total of 27 sarcophagi buried more than 2,500 years ago have been unearthed by archaeologists in an ancient egyptian necropolis. they were found inside a newly—discovered well in an area south of cairo.

a brilliant performance by hemant harry kane whose cross set up by hemant harry kane whose cross set. with spurs firmly in control he eventually let someone else have a go. harry kane adding another. 5— to the final score. so who needs gareth bale in the sun? when you have son to bail you out? so 4 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 i will say that. if it comes from the boss you can't argue can you?|j would the boss you can't argue can you?” would say harry is the man of the match because he scored a goal and with harry we are working together so with harry we are working together so long, so this is the sixth season and we know each other well and we wa nt and we know each other well and we want to have a good relationship on the pitch and even off the pitch. so modest. that game at st mary's was the first of four matches in the premier league today. brighton lead 2—0 at newcastle while later on chelsea take on liverpool and

england seldom threatened, and harry kane coming close to snatching a late winner.here was no breakthrough despite the introduction of jack grealish of aston villa, for his international debut. for him, good experience to be with us and see how we work, the intensity of the play, and i'm sure he will be energised going back to his club now and knows exactly what we are looking for from him, his club now and knows exactly what we are looking forfrom him, and he has enjoyed, he fits in well with the group, i have worked with him in the group, i have worked with him in the under 21s, he is a smile, which is great, and he brings energy. cristiano ronaldo made more history last night as he scored his 100th goalfor portugal. he got last night as he scored his 100th goal for portugal. he got both last night as he scored his 100th

hour of "fox & friends" that's country music kane brown.. >> steve: thank you very much for getting the weekend started for so many people. paula dean as i mentioned a moment ago has joined the fox family and is on fox nation. if you like recipes go to foxandfriends.com they are all right there. pete: i felt your pain when you were looking at the steaks and saying, man, that locks like it smells good. i believe inside the jacket it says "fox & friends" grill champ. i got it embroidered. steve: i do remember that. you made a hamburger. >> can i just say, pete, pete, you weren't in the segment and i felt your pain of steaks on camera. steve: i've never smoked a steak. pete: president trump denies report claiming, adamantly denies he called fallen u.s. service members losers. steve: he says it is not true. >> griff jenkins with more on the president's response, griff. griff: good morning to you. they are on defense against these alleged disparaging remarks made in 2018 trip near paris where the president canceled a trip because of bad weather

kane eventually got on the scoresheet himself. how he had deserved it.nd with bale waiting in the wings, spurs will be hoping the fun is onlyjust beginning. andy swiss, bbc news. a total of 27 sarcophagi buried more than 2,500 years ago have been unearthed by archaeologists in an ancient egyptian necropolis. they were found inside a newly—discovered well in an area south of cairo. the discovery has been described as one of the largest of its kind with colourfully painted wooden coffins and other smaller artefacts. the location is a designated unesco world heritage site. how exciting. now, the weather with ben rich. low cloud mist and merck lingered for a while but as we go through tonight, that cloud should tend to retreat so the cloud should tend to retreat so the cloud should clear. cloudy in the far north—west and we could see four patches for the south across the midlands, east wales toward southern england. some could lingerfor a time, it will then clear and for many places it is a sunny day. sunnier than today across north—east england and south—ea

harry kane came close but not close enough.e southgate turned to those he'd left out with jack grealish one of four england players making their debuts in copenhagen. a proud moment they couldn't mark with a victory as england searched for a winner... commentator: harry kane could roll this in. ..that never came. despite numerous disciplinary issues in the build—up, england head home with four points from two games, all adding up to one eventful week for gareth southgate. katie gornall, bbc news. before we go, it's been announced in the past few minutes that a new limit is to be imposed on social gatherings throughout england from next monday, in response to the recent rise in cases of coronavirus. gatherings of more than six people in all locations whether indoors or outdoors, will be banned, and that includes all ages. the change will make it easier for police to identify and disperse illegal gatherings. the limit does not apply to a household which has more than six people. and there will be other exemptions — including for

harry kane close, but not close enough.e he'd left out, with jack grealish is one of four england players making their debuts in copenhagen — a proud moment they couldn't mark with a victory, as england searched for a winner... commentator: harry kane can roll this in! ..that never came. despite numerous disciplinary issues in the build—up, england head home with four points from two games, all adding up to one eventful week for gareth southgate. katie gornall, bbc news. two scottish premiership games will be played in front of fans this weekend. 300 spectators will be allowed through the turnstiles to watch celtic‘s trip to ross county. the same number of supporters will be at aberdeen's home game against kilmarnock. it's after the scottish government approved them as test events. they'll both be played on saturday. most of the outbreaks in scotland have been in the central belt rather than the north, which is, i suspect, why both of those pilots have been approved in a way that they have. and we are extremely grateful to

harry kane is a fan apparently. academy product and you often played and is a good friend of harry kane and harry found some tweets about nine yea rs harry found some tweets about nine years ago saying followjesse. didn't quite work out any professional game but i'm delighted to say we have them playing su. if harry is watching that is unbelievable. thank you so much. best of luck tonight. we will be watching you because you're alive on bbc. play is under way in derby in the first of england's women's five t20 matches against the west indies. it's the first time they've played international cricket since march. england won the toss and have elected to bat. they got off to a great start with this early big hit but they have good the last two wickets, the latest ago. england were 84 to a short while ago. you can listen to live commentary. our cricket reporter henry moeran joins us from inside the bio—bubble. henry, how important is it that women's international cricket gets back up and running? spent 202 days since en

and cain, citizen kane included an early scene in which charles foster kane mimics this exchange of telegrams. it is clearly based on you finish the pictures and i will finish the war. technology doesn't feel us. let's take a look at that clip. [video clip] >> i don't know how to run a newspaper i just try everything i can. >> our models of the jersey coast. >> can you prove it isn't? >> this just. in >> mr. bernstein and i could meet mr. thatcher. readers. >> mr. thatcher, my ex guardian. we have no secrets from our readers, mr. bernstein. this is one of our most devoted readers. he knows what is wrong with every company inquiries inside took over. >> girls, delightful and cuba. stop. good send you prose poems about scenery but don't feel right spending your money. stop. there is no warrant cuba. stop. >> you provide the prose poems, i will provide the war. >> that's fine mr. cain. >> about the like that. i came to see about this campaign. >> the scene was clearly inspired by you finish the pictures and i will finish the war. what are we concluding what are we to conclude about this tale, ab

. >> howard lee kane. >> jennifer lynn kane. >> vincent d.. >> deborah h. kaplan. >> robin lynne kaplan. >> alvin peter kappelmann, jr. >> charles h. karczewski. >> william a. karnes. >> douglas gene karpiloff. >> charles l. kasper. >> andrew k. kates. >> john a. katsimatides. >> robert michael kaulfers. >> don jerome kauth, jr. >> hideya kawauchi. >> edward t. keane. >> richard m. keane. >> lisa yvonne kearney-griffin. >> karol ann keasler. >> barbara a. keating. >> paul hanlon keating. >> leo russell keene iii. >> brenda kegler. >> chandler raymond keller. >> joseph john keller. >> peter r. kellerman. >> joseph p. kellett. >> frederick h. kelley iii. >> james joseph kelly. >> joseph a. kelly. >> maurice p. kelly. >> richard john kelly, jr. >> thomas michael kelly. >> thomas richard kelly. thomas w. kelly. >> timothy colin kelly. >> william hill kelly, jr. >> robert clinton kennedy. >> thomas j. kennedy. >> yvonne e. kennedy. >> john richard keohane. >> ralph francis kershaw. >> ronald t. kerwin. >> howard l. kestenbaum. >> douglas d. ketcha

harry kane's early effort was ruled out for offside when replays showed he was on but no var meant nond the frustration only grew from there. declan rice fluffed a glorious chance to leave england almost literally kicking themselves at the break. after it, their problems deepened as a second yellow card for kyle walker it meant he was off. that only teed up an extraordinary finale. first and iceland humble and a penalty to england which raheem sterling then coolly dispatched. but seconds later, with the game in stoppage time, joe gomez tangled and this time it was iceland with the penalty. a chance for a last gasp draw but birkir bjarnason blew it. a remarkable finish to a largely unremarkable match but england are back with a win. after the game, gareth southgate said his team should be pleased. gareth southgate said his team should be pleasedlj gareth southgate said his team should be pleased. i think if we had scored the late penalty and that had been the end of it, we would have been the end of it, we would have been talking about a performance of great character and we got throug

aggrieved not to have taken an early lead — this would have been the perfect start from captain harry kaneg from raheem sterling's cross but was ruled out for offside. no var in the nations league of course. sterling and young phil foden working well together in midfield — foden making his england debut. but still looking to break the deadlock. england were reduced to ten men with kyle walker given his marching orders for a second yellow. around 15 minutes left of the second half. it remains goalless. you can follow all the action as it happens. they're not at the game but the 5 live team are doing commentary. john murray, ian dennis and chris waddle can talk you through the final 15 minutes. also in england's group — belgium and denmark, who face off later this evening. one of three big clashes tonight — you've also got portugal and croatia while france are in swedene. meanwhile some news from the scotland camp — their game against the czech republic will go ahead on monday after confirmation from both nations and uefa following a covid outbreak within the czech squad. it's been 196 days

he then put in a great cross for harry kane to get the all important third forjose mourinho's side, who'llce in the group stage. and celtic are into the europa league play offs. they needed a last minute winner to get past the latvian champions riga. mohammed elyounoussi coming off the bench to get the goal which prevented extra time. they'll face bosnian side sarajevo next. a good victory for celtic then, and also for their old firm rivals rangers this evening. they beat dutch side willem by four goals to nil. defeats though for aberdeen and motherwell, who lost at sporting lisbon and hapoel be'er sheva respectively. fan were able to attend tonight's european super cup in budapest, which was won by the champions league winners bayern munich. 20,000 tickets were sold for their game against the europa league winnners sevilla, the vast majority of supporters were local fans in hungary. the stadium was around a third full and those inside saw javi martinez score an extra time winner as bayern came from behind to win 2—1. the national league season could still start next weekend as planned, de

i want you to compare it to kane's.so, this is what kane's book kind of looks like when you go flip through, which is to say it looks a little bit about what you expect and economic textbook to look like a lot of figures a lot of numbers it's the math. it's a fairly big heavy called the general theory. this is the road to serve them, it's a lot smaller. if you flick through you'll see there's almost no math. in fact there is no math whatsoever, it's a work of political philosophy. i raise this as a point not because there's anything wrong with political philosophy, i stop doing math at 16. a lot of libertarian economists will argue that after the 1970s and 1980s, cain doesn't work mathematically. the numbers are not right, it does not produce the best economy, it actually if you do the math properly, you need a small government to have a really great vibrant economic growth. that not hayek argument is about. it's not about output or economic terms that all, it's about the political consequences of central government spe

i remember being open and thinking he would pass it to me so i could be the hero patrick kane puts itworked out okay for you don't worry. in this one tension has to be pretty tight in the locker room right now. >> i would think so. both of these teams at this point are pretty close close knit groups and the reason why they're both at this point in the stanley cup playoffs, if you are tampa i think every guy in the locker room is thinking like sharpy does they want to be the hero and win this thing if air dallas you want to extend it and give your team a chance to fight another day. >> great opportunity to be a hero isn't it? for tampa bay the stanley cup about to be handed out they certainly had their chances in that overtime and play a little more zone time in the offensive end and hopefully put one in for their side. >> we know the numbers for the lightning. four multiple overtime games for them ti they nched the previous faced it it has to feel good if you're dallas. >> this is the only time they could have been eliminated and they weren't kiviranta picked up the goal there. the ha

plodiv has two men since off and harry kane is equalised from the penalty spot so it is 1-1 equalised selling it is all going on in that time. rangers made the perfect start to their europa league campaign, beating lincoln red imps 5—0 in gibraltar. theirfirst goal was the pick of them. captain james tavernier with this brilliant free—kick. alfredo morelos scored twice, and there was also a goal for 37—year—old jermain defoe. the will play dutch side willem ii in the third qualifying round. it's a game that would have been the hottest ticket in dublin had it not been for coronavirus restrictions. tonight, league of ireland side shamrock rovers play one of the richest teams in europe, ac milan, in the second qualifying round of the europa league. tony o'donohue reports. ac milan are one of the biggest names in world football. they won the european cup or champions league seven times most recently in 2007, and the serie a title 18 times. not every day that ac milan come to dublin to play shamrock rovers. we will take it and play it hard. the two clubs have a shared history, both founded

harry kane and tanguy ndombele with the goals in a 2—1 win.ke on north macedonians shkendija in the third qualifying round. elsewhere, it's been a very busy evening with more than 40 ties taking place. rangers were comfortable winners against lincoln red imps of gibralter. that brilliant free kick from james tavernier was the first of theirfive goals. meanwhile motherwell went through on penalties against colreigne. motherwell keeper trevor carson the hero after saving three penalties. details on all tonights results are on the bbc sport website, including a disappointing i—o defeat for linfield by maltese side floriana, aberdeen will play sporting lisbon next after beating fk viking, and shamrock rovers, who'd had a great tie against italian giants ac milan, lost 2—0 at home, zlatan ibrahimovic scoring first in dublin. three matches in the carabao cup this evening, including a comfortable 4—0 win for brighton over portsmouth. this was the the pick of them, brighton's alireza jahanbakhsh — shooting from the edge of the box. elsewhere burnley k

either maryland murphy kane trail. police say it is unclear how long that body had been there or whether foul play might be involved. the man's identity has not yet been released. >>> up next, the base area desperate bay area cities saying stay with mauer beaches. >>> so their selfishness not only kills people but their selfishness kills our economy. >>> the mayor of san francisco calling out people who might be looking for love during the holiday heatwave. >>> we now most people come here to pick somebody up. >>> then later it has not been cleaned in 20 years, in fact it is something that you would think should not need to be give you my world ♪ ♪ how can i, when you won't take it from me ♪ ♪ you can go your own way ♪ ♪ go your own way your wireless. your rules. >>> it will be hot so maybe you're planning to hit the beach this weekend, here is what you need to know. s liveok presre po this is in santa cruz. look at acto8 pm, saturday and sunday. beaches in monterey county closed through monday. pacifico closing, beach

kane got their other.ith a comfortable 3—0 win against sampdoria. in their serie a opener, cristiano ronaldo rounding out the goals after strikes from dejan kulusevski and leonardo bonucci. elsewhere, genoa and napoli also won their opening games. world number one novak djokovic goes for a 5th italian open later on monday — he'll face diego schwartzman in the final. djokovic had to save two set points in the first set against casper ruud before he found his groove to reach the championship match 7—5, 6—3. he's nowjust one win away from a record—breaking 36th masters title. before that, simona halep has the chance to win her first italian open, when she faces the defending champion karolina pliskova. the world number two halep overcame garbine muguruza in the semi—finals — extending her winning streak to 13 matches in a row. england's women play their first international cricket match since march on monday with the first of five t20 games against west indies. the sides last played each other six months ago,

ballad "worldwide beautiful." ♪ worldwide beautiful [ applause ] >> remember when we had kane brown the note about what's happening now. in addition to the hits that they put out. i think the country music people as a group are really extraordinary in how they care and the music and their lyrics. >> it's amazing they pulled this off. they postponed this, what, like six months -- >> supposed to be in april with keith urban. >> they shot in three iconic locations, as we mentioned. everybody talked about how it was great to just be performing again. >> yes. >> even if there was very few people in the audience. >> and the energy was high, guys, when they walked out to talk to an empty room. felt like i was more t we'll be right back. local news is next. >>> wee nearing a grim -- we are nearing a grim milestone in the pandemic. 200,000 deaths in the u.s. it's already claimed more than 196,000 lives across this country, including parents, siblings, friends, and essential workers. we are continuing to share the stories of the remarkable people we've lost. here are just some of the many liv

pleasanton, a death investigation is underway after a body was discovered in the maryland murphy, kane trail. police say someone came across the body around 5:30 last night. it is unclear how long it had been there or if foul play is expected. so far, the identity has not been released. >>> federal agents have killed a man who was wanted for fatally shooting a trump supporter during the protest in portland, oregon. they are trying to arrest michael ray now. right now in washington state, they said he pulled a gun on him, he was shot and killed by at least one officer, police say that he shot and killed erin daniels am a supporter of the right-wing patriot prayer group on saturday night. now, speaking to vice news, right now he admitted to killing a supporter of trumpet this weekend but insisted it was self-defense. >> you feel it was totally justified? >> totally justified, had i not acted, i am am sure, i would have been killed. >> the 48-year-old and his life is being threatened by counter professors who are care venting. stop into campaign 2020, president trump says his administrati

harry kane's early effort ruled out for offside when replays showed he was on, but no var meant no goalhere. declan rice fluffing a glorious chance to leave england almost literally kicking themselves at the break. after it, their problems deepened. a second yellow card by kyle walker and he was off, but that only teed up an extraordinary finale. first, an iceland handball and a penalty to england which raheem sterling then coolly dispatched, butjust seconds later, with the game into stoppage time, joe gomez tangled and this time it was iceland's penalty. birkir bjarnason with a chance for a last—gasp draw... ..but he blew it. a remarkable finish to a largely unremarkable match, but england are back with a win. andy swiss, bbc news. france has registered its highest daily infection rate since the start of the pandemic. the latest figures, over 2a hours between thursday and friday — show almost 9,000 new cases of covid—19. transmission is mainly among young people which means hospital admissions aren't nearly as high as they were back in march. the increase is partly a result of more tes

did herman kane get covid at an event?kane get covid at a restaurant or somewhere else he had been? did he get it on a plane traveling there? it's going to be almost impossible to show causation. but you're right, even if you do, right, you're not going to have as strong of a case if you willingly walked into a burning building, you willingly did something that public health officials had been telling you for months could kill you, it's just extraordinarily hard to win under those circumstances. so i -- and then beyond that, of course, then we get to the other questions of causation. i wanted to ask you quickly before we let you go about this john durham investigation. it seems that they're trying to push this as quickly as they can. i'm sure donald trump dreams that james comey will be arrested and hauled off to jail a couple weeks before the election. they're desperately trying to get something. we heard one of durham's top prosecutors quit the case, the hartford courant reporting that because she said they were trying t

coming from behind to be the bulgarian side who are reduced to nine men, harry kane with the goals ofke on as a donation in the third qualifying round. elsewhere, it's been more than a0 tights taking place, ranches we re than a0 tights taking place, ranches were comfortable winners against gibraltar and that brilliant free kick was the first of their five goals. and on penalties against karen after another side could break the deadlock, even after extra time, the deadlock, even after extra time, the hero after saving three spot kicks. sadly, lost 2—0 scoring first and dublin. there were three matches in the cup this evening, including a co mforta ble the cup this evening, including a comfortable a—1 when, the cup this evening, including a comfortable a—1when, this was the pick of those four goals and shooting from the edge of the box, elsewhere, knox sheffield united out on penalties for the championship side stockton 1—0 with a goal. onto golf now and he is firmly in contention after the first round of the second major meeting of the year, the us open. numberfour is looking for his f

disagree but for alex in our valley right now what matters most is getting his health back dominic kane al-jazeera but in the coffin carrying the late justice ruth bader ginsburg has been placed in the u.s. supreme court at the start of 3 days of mourning hundreds of people filed past the coffin at the country's top court where it will remain for 2 days before moving to the u.s. capital shall become the 1st woman to receive that ana justice ginsburg ginsburg died last week at the age of 87 after fighting pancreatic cancer president of trump is expected to pay his respects on thursday he's vowed to fill her seat on the supreme court before the election despite outrage from the democrats at least 380 whales have died off the australian island state of tasmania in one of the worst mass beaching as the country has ever seen really 500 pilot whales were found stranded on toussaint banks along the state's west coast rescue teams used harnesses to free around 50 of the mammals. from one of the top stories on our jazeera a u.s. police officer has been indicted over a raid which led to the death

i think he will come back, it'll be interesting to see howjose mourinho plays him, he has harry kanedle and also son, that really is an exciting forward line and that would take some stopping, that would send fear through any defence in the country. iam hearing country. i am hearing gareth bale is arrived at tottenham's training ground and if fa ns at tottenham's training ground and if fans are getting pretty excited. we've been speaking to some of them. it will make the team better and bring lots of joy it will make the team better and bring lots ofjoy because what he brought to the club, the memories, and the goals. i can't wait. really exciting, it honestly is. i remember seven years ago when he left, i was gutted. but you can't blame him for going to real madrid. but now he is coming back. it's brilliant. he will walk in and eve ryo ne it's brilliant. he will walk in and everyone will look at him, he's a superstar, you can't deny that he's a winner. you will lift us. —— g will lift from one transfer to another — thiago alcantara's move to liverpool may not have been officially an

every time we heard from people like kane's assessment and john coles and others, we raised these issuesous challenges that were made by individuals were raised with 0fqual. we were assured by the regulator that, overall, the model was fair... the minister said no system was as good as children sitting exams. when the a—level results were published in august, it did become clear that there were anomalies and injustices in the results that went beyond the anomalies that we had been made aware of for which we had put in place an enhanced appeal process. and as i said earlier, swift action was taken to ensure that all young people got the just and fair results they deserve. concerns were also raised about the safety of students — after a school in suffolk was forced to close when several members of staff tested positive for covid—i9. just in the last week, a few days in the start of term, we've had 46 cases in schools across the uk. in scotland, there were 86 cases — a total of 158 schools already have cases. in a suffolk school, five teachers, i think it's in the health secretary's own con

says his country is being disproportionately criticized for files in the rain forest and instead kane's his country should be congratulated for its environment work the number of fires in the amazon is sought to have hit a 10 year high in august since taking office boss narrow has weakened environmental regulations and as being blamed for. illegal. u.n. investigators a warning of rampant human rights abuses in burundi even though the government has changed they say security forces and the ruling party's youth wing are carrying out kidnapping speeding's and other violence with almost total impunity alexia ryan has a story. to. the when president every stand was sworn in in june he vowed to ensure national unity peace and social justice but u.n. investigators say that's not happening dashing hopes of change under a new government. what is really striking is that he has appointed to high positions in his cabinet 3 people who are under sanction from the e.u. and or the u.s. for their alleged participation in human rights violations since 2015 it's a strange act for someone who's keen on rec

skype eric great to have you back on al-jazeera this is quite the litany of potentially damaging kane's here let me start by asking you what you think could be the west for trump well i think his condemnation of nelson mandela will certainly not go well for this president you've got to remember here in the united states the president is battling very low approval ratings over his handling of racial unrest in this country and so this will certainly not in deer him too many black and brown people in this country that the president is going to need to win at least a portion of that if he's going to try to be competitive and somehow win reelection in november well eric we have had to rocketry comments about developing countries and people of other ethnicities from from before so i'm particular to say about his comments about evangelical beliefs his vice president mike pence as a devout evangelical could this affect that relationship over his relationship with evangelical voters. no not at all in fact when you look at his support among evangelicals this is a president who has a very high rat

paul kane did a wonderful article saying democrats are powerless. are they? >> no. i think, from the sense that they have the ability to jam the clock on the floor of the house, that could put severe implications into the senate. beyond that, they have outside progressive groups in an election year. i spoke with democrats who said do not count out speaker pelosi's ability to master the clock. as it relates to the house putting pressure on the senate. a contrast, i spoke with senior republican strategist for the senate judiciary committee who has worked on all the president's nomination processes, including brett kavanaugh. he said the judiciary committee is fired up. whereld have a situation in the morning there is a hearing, a confirmation hearing for the supreme court and in the evening there is a debate for the presidency. this is a remarkable confluence of events. we are on a collision course. rick davis said we do not know whether or not which base is going to be more activated. tom: does money matter? i refuse to believe money matters here. lions of dollars th

just another dog to show you, this is kane he works for the county sheriff's department.ot to the dog, but the idea of having a fan blowing some wind on your. that's the only way to work out. >> all right. if that looks comfortable. that is it for us, "special report" is out next. >> bret: think you, jessie. a good evening, welcome to washington on bret baier and breaking tonight we are 555 days away from election. the violence of nature and the violence against police out west and also keeping an eye on hurricane sally which is prompting evacuation orders in louisiana and mississippi as it brings the potential deadly storm surge again. out west, 35 people are dead, tens of thousands are displaced of this evening because of raging wildfires. the cause of the fires has become a political football during the election season, but honoring those that have batt

stood by nodding approvingly area the plan of house democrats is so radical even democrat senator tim kane has rebuked the idea on the idea of using impeachment to delay a supreme court quote foolish. some democrats already have a backup plan if they don't get their way on this nomination. harassment joe kennedy said if he holds about in 2020 we pack the court in 2021. it's that simple. senator ed markey went further, no supreme court vacancies told in an election year he said. if he violates it when democrats control the senate we must abolish the filibuster and expand the supreme court area senator, the president is elected to a four-year term. you cannot unilaterally revisit to three years. the president is thepresident . democrats cannot win their argument on the merits. they cannot win on precedent so they must search and destroy riyadh don lemon said the quiet part out loud last night. he said this. are going to have to blow up the entire system is the president does his job as outlined in the constitution. that's the difference between republicans and democrats. we fight to protect

it was will kane, "fox and friends" weekend coast to said it best.at this point is just debate for his the second best which is far and away number one. shannon: he is fun to watch. >> is making the league so much better, no more football, back to the business at hand, 10 minutes after the hour, police investigating ballot harvesting claims linked to associates of congresswoman ilhan omar. the undercover video that sparked that probe. >> if you're lucky enough to be successful, what do you do to win the debate? >> just tell the truth. >> as we countdown to tonight's debate who has the most approve and who is the most to lose? kelly hyman at republican strategist chris holmes have a debate of their own next. robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. they have businesses to grow customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discoun

senator kane alluded to. if the vaccine only induces the immune response and the people, reemphasized how important this mask is. we have this right now and it will protect the american public. the second question you ask was dr. fauci was very clear projected about 700 million doses by april, late march. they require two doses. late quarter and third quarter. how long to get completely vaccinated. based on protection by late march, early april. >> i appreciated that and i appreciate that you were pointing out and important context, dr. redfield, any pushback for saying what you said? >> the data and the science as i see it. and will continue to do that. >> did you get any political pushback and i'll stay with the comment, i will continue to present science and data as i see it and it's not going to be modulated by whether individuals really appreciate what i say or don't appreciate what i say. >> i think, didn't the president say he called you to complain to you about what you said? >> i'm not going to comme

country music star kane brown and retired gunnery sergeant jw cortez talk about their effort to honor we couldn't let him go without a special performance. he will sing one of his hit songs on "fox and friends". we kick off 12 and a half minutes from now on the channel you trust for your morning news and hand it back to jillian for the balance of the program. jillian: thank you. donald trump cracking down on democrat run cities wanting to take away federal funds if they don't stop the rioting. >> as far left rioters viciously attack law enforcement in democrat run cities, holding back funds for cities that don't know what they are doing, allow crime to run rampant. jillian: dan spear headed this effort and joined me now. look at this map of cities targeted for defunding including new york, washington dc, seattle and portland. a 2-part question if you can. what that is where do you think this is going and how can this be done and how is this going to make things better for innocent people in the city who are trying to make a living, if they can still go to work, some of these businesse

todd: singer kane brown gave an emotional performance of his hit song worldwide unit. ♪ one to anotherk around ♪ worldwide beauty ♪ todd: the show was hosted in nashville for the first time ever. >> reporter: phoenix police doubling up on officers after two attacks in two days. will other department follow suit? >> one police union leaders is most don't have that kind of manpower and joins us next. todd: two attacks on law enforcement in phoenix in two days, one shots, another nearly run off the road. >> phoenix police officers will be in pairs for protection will detectives everywhere follow suit? >> detective sean willoughby joins us. why isn't this done throughout the country in every city and every town everywhere? >> reporter: it is important to talk about two points. i don't believe there's any evidence i can find that suggests two officers and one police car increase survivability when you are ambushed. we've seen this in las vegas where two officers were killed eating lunch, we've seen this in new york city, in dallas where nobody was in a police car. they were standing there a

. >> reporter: singer kane brown gave an emotional performance with his hit song worldwide beautiful. ♪ one to another ♪ wants to see beauty ♪ >> reporter: this year's show was hosted in nashville for the first time. you think it would be in nashville by now but there we go. time 11 minutes after the hour, no surrender, the fight to keep this statue honoring the greatest generation after a city threatens. >> in a report says right around the country will cost $1 billion in insurance. our next guest's business was damaged during the chaos in seattle, he joins us live next. ready to juvÉderm it? correct age-related volume loss in cheeks with juvÉderm voluma xc, add fullness to lips with juvÉderm ultra xc and smooth moderate to severe lines around the nose and mouth with juvÉderm xc. tell your doctor if you have a history of scarring or are taking medicines that decrease the body's immune response or that can prolong bleeding. common side effects include injection-site redness, swelling, pain, tenderness, firmness, lumps, bumps, bruising, discoloration or itching. as with all fillers, th

official we had a clip last week they said they will never have a mid- east peace deal john kerry tim kanerophe if you do the airstrike with the drone strike against the former general that was taken out they said the presidents policies will lead to chaos and apocalypse in the middle east but that hasn't happened is that we have peace deals that democrats that would never happen so what is your take they are pushing back hard this week? >> the critics first believe nothing could happen in the region unless i ran of palestine had a deal that was always wrong and waiting for someone to come along and challenge that so they were wrong and second seven or eight years ago when obama was president but mattered is what is china doing her russia are doing? the region wants to be protected and they see the united states stepping forward as the only large - - logical partner. elizabeth: interesting. lieutenant colonel thank you for joining us. great to have you back on coming up national border patrol council judge and then barnstorming through georgia talking about human trafficking nearly 90 miss

it was an incredible moment and i mentioned 9/11 created a new generation of heroes, sergeant major kanes 9/11 prompted him to join the army in high school and 19 years later he has been awarded our highest military honor. thank you for your service and god bless you. that is all-time we have tonight, shannon bream and the fox news at night team, have a great weekend. shannon: i am shannon bream in washington. devastating deadly wildfires, gavin newsom blames climate change, donald trump says years of forest remiss management, 147 million dead and dried trees burned. the two leaders agree more funding needed to help contain the blazes. a

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