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and they kept attacking off to the hof the only thing preventing dialed obama cano from doubling lexi's lead on the alamo was some last ditch defending from us pages and. that was. but a couple of minutes later on came yusuf paulsen. 5. that he needed just 33 seconds to find the net with his 1st touch of the bull to nail in the 66 minutes poll since one of the strike was also set up by obama. at the beginning of this i was a bit angry because tony blair devoted 1st touch and was a. trace of past you see it wasn't that. clever out of to let a ball into space but at the end you see that it very well great shots great finish i think a perfect goal for today. it took a public goal to cement 1st defeat of the season putting the brakes on their high flying saucer. like 6 it was a smooth warm up for their midweek champions league match against took his charm special here and the club record breaking one at that they've now got 9 away matches undefeated in all competitions. fellow champions league participants could only have dreamt of this away form ahead of match day full. here we go again po

. >> reporter: kay even programmed an interactive chat box named lexi on the website so students can practice conversations in english. tutor isabel cobb calls her determine. >> she takes initiative when she sees a problem. >> reporter: for developing a tutoring program for english learners, this week's jefferson award in the bay area go to kay gupta. >> if you would like to nominate your hero go to kpix.com/hero. >>> it's not your typical vacation booking. >> the experience that takes you under ground to get a taste of the flint stone life. >> on the drew barrymore show an interview with kathy lee gifford and they do one of the most difficult jobs there is, even in normal times. our frontline health care workers. and when these heroes lack the resources they need, that risky job gets ten times harder. prop fifteen makes corporations pay their fair share. to invest in our communities, in our clinics, in the essential workers who treat everyone- rich, poor, and in-between. whether it's this pandemic or the next health crisis, vote yes on prop fifteen. for all of us. >>> at 5:00, back

80 gish the chinese lexie less popular in this vaccine is less popular than -- the chinese vaccine iss popular than the rest is in quebec scene. most than our has been critical of china and been very vocal against china. and they are a huge trading partner in brazil so it is a difficult situation. in terms of the vaccine, people here traditionally have been very pro-vaccine. it is a country where diseases like yellow fever, measles and tuberculosis are very real here, something that people have restarted following time. but there has been a lot of misinformation, concern and talk of politics with covid-19 and the vaccine. there seems to be less faith in the system and people are calling for a lot of these things into question. in fact it was jr bolsonaro responding to one of his supporters who said they did not want the vaccine. he said, no. we will not have it. nevertheless, they say they will continue with the trials and they will take it the health regulator in they will see where they get to after that. katty: katy watn for us in sao paulo, thank you very much. trust, of course, i

. >> reporter: kaya programmed an interactive chat robot named lexy on the academy website so students can practice conversations in english. tutor isabelle calls kaya determined. >> she takes initiative when she sees a problem. she thinks what can she do to make it better? >> reporter: so for developing a tutoring program for english learners, this week's jefferson award in the bay area goes to kaya gupta. >> kaya says arriba helps students who speak spanish or pharsee and she's looking for more volunteers, allen. >> i was wondering if she was going to expand the languages. >> reporter: that's the plan, but she needs more volunteers to do that. >> thanks, sharon. you can nominate your local hero for a jefferson award online at www.kpix.com/hero. >>> now at 6:00 the first round of public safety planned shutoffs is happening right now, a live look at the oakland hills where residents are preparing for days in darkness. >> it's inconvenient and it's not necessary. >> pg&e calling the shots on turning the power off due to wildfire danger. in just a few minutes they'll tell residents how l

. >>> this is lexis game day on kpix 5. >>> lady lake is not been good for the 49ers, they gave up 43ek against miami, tonight, it all changed. hello everybody, welcome to game day, last week at this time, there was done right panic, the sky was falling, jimmy rob low, and fast forward to tonight, the offensive geniuses, mcvay versus shanahan, sporting a new black hat after a near riot, and much better start for the hat and the offense, out of the backfield, for deebo samuel, 76 yards, opening game drive. 2nd quarter, kyle shanahan, the prime rib, and hold the horseradish, 44 yards, 14 did nothing, second touchdown of the season, and got on

individuals or entities contributing to these arms sales labor and human rights lawyer to uncover lexi's the international community feels iran has complied with its obligations. i think the international community. is correct it iran has been following the j c e o a and. they do not recognize the fact the us backed out of it doesn't change that they are still committed to it and so they are going to start dealing with iran and i think the us has isolated itself by the way it's tried to treat iran and by unilaterally backing out of this deal i think iran in general is pretty self sustainable they've had to be because they've been under incredible sanctions really since 979 since the shah the u.s. backed shah was overthrown and so they've had to create their own industries they make everything down to nails you know so i do think they're largely self-sufficient but of course there's different high tech technology that they need from other countries like russia and china that they will get. a double trump support her husband punched in the face by a country or protester during a conservati

ready to show russia the evidence it requested said to prove novacek was used to poison kremlin critic lexy novell me here p c w also says it's ready to send a team to russia to work with local experts on the ground meanwhile the russian foreign minister has his out of the position adopted by western countries over the case. is the words this is just a mockery of common sense in my opinion it is clear to everyone it is also clear to our western colleagues who are denying our request which is based on a binding international convention well here is mentioning a european convention which outlines the rules of international legal assistance in this particular case moscow is outraged by the fact that berlin has already to ignored 3 requests from moscow for a joint investigation on what happened to the opposition activists alexina volleying russia hasn't seen any evidence russian officials were flying to ask for some kind of probe test results they were trying to get access to alexina volley diplomats in particular but none. of that how and volley is now out of the hospital but the european offi

call vowed to crack down on what he called radical islam and defended the right to mock religion and lexi o'brien reports. in various cities from mumbai was to mogadishu they came to stand up for their religion and the man they believe brought them the word is gone it was not my place wrong time we are protesting against a french president who insulted our prophet muhammad we are marching we are burning the french play we are full of emotion we're not out there in the bus. she capital dhaka they burned in effigy of emanuel mccrone the ngo was sparked by the french president's recent comments claiming islam is a religion and crisis valent to crack down he called separatism and defending the publishing of cartoons of the prophet muhammad. and now france has become a hated nation in the islamic world 'd we want to say if micron does not stop the cartoon the world will boycott them but france is doubling down saying it won't give in to intimidation. that france will never renounce its principles and values notably the freedom of expression and freedom of publication the 2nd thing i want to cl

and they kept attacking off to the huff the only thing preventing dialed obama cano from doubling lexi's lead on the alamar was some last ditch defending for months page isn't. much. but a couple of minutes later on came yusuf polson. 5. and he needed just 33 seconds to find the net with his 1st touch of the bull to nail in the 66 minute polson one the strike was also set up by obama. at the beginning of this tech i was a bit angry because dani played a vote a 1st touch and was a. crazy pass to see who wasn't dead at that. level. played a ball in this space but the. great shots great finish i think perfect. it took a perfect goal to cement 1st defeat of the season putting the brakes on their high flying stars. it was a smooth warm up for them midweek champions league match against turkish charm special action here and the club record breaking one at that they've now got 9 away matches undefeated in the competition. of fellow champions league participants could only have dreamt of this away form ahead of match day full. here we go again poor old jordan had to travel to their bogey team ho

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more than 12 feet apart and separated by lexi glass, kamala harris and mike pence had their own debate. the topic of covid-19 was at the forefront. ktvu.com the american people have witnessed what is the greatest failure of a president and our country. ktvu.com for the very first day, president donald trump put the health of america first. tell five 10 nine -- kamala harris when ahead of mike pence. ktvu.com how call where you when you were concerned about where you would get your next role of toilet paper? what about when your kids were sent home from school and you didn't know when they would go back? ktvu.com you are undermining the public confidence and a vaccine, it is unconscionable. ktvu.com after of a chaotic presidential debate last week. this was a simple discourse but there were some hits and if you interruptions. ktvu.com you repealed the president tax cuts. >> reporter: they talked about foreign relations, climate change, injustice and the economy. ktvu.com joe biden said democracy is on the ballot. the american academy and come back is on the ballot. ktvu.com joe biden is

led the discussion at last night's debate. [ applause ] >> more than 12 feet apart and separated by lexie grass, senator kamala harris and vice president mike pence squared off in their only debate in the midst of a pandemic as the president continues to fight the virus, and covid-19 at the forefront. the americans have witnessed what is the greatest failure in the history of our country. >> i want the people to know from the very first day, president donald trump has put the health of america first. >> senator harris continued where joe biden left off taking trump and pence to task over the pandemic. he defended the president and his response. >> how calm were you when you panicked to got the next roll of toilet paper and how call -- when your children couldn't see your parents because you were afraid that would you kill them. >> the fact that you undermine a public confidence for a vaccine, if a vaccine emerges in the trump administration, it's unconscionable. >> the vp version was marked by a civil discourse although there were plenty of hits and a few interruptions. >> he won't raise

. >>> lexie navalny blames vladimir putin. he told the german magazine he has no other theory than mr. putin was behind it. let's take you live to berlin. fred pleitgen is there. he has more and this insight coming from alexey navalny. >> reporter: hi, robyn. insight into how alexey navalny is doing. one of the things the journalist said when he came into their offices early yesterday morning, they didn't even or he didn't appear as though they say at times he was joking around, very energetic. at the same time they noticed he didn't have all of his motor skills back. for instance, when he tried to pour himself a glass of water, they said he had extreme difficulties doing that. some of the insights offer a lot of harrowing details as to what exactly happened there on august 20th. he describes in detail the moment when he started feeling ill on that aircraft flying to moscow. he says from the moment he started feeling bad to the moment that he passed out, it was about 30 minutes. he also said that at no time defiel any sort of

a part of what we will do tonight is politics through the lexi glass. we only had our photographers in this auditorium we are following strict protocols the three of us are on stage. the two candidates in myself and we had people from southwest texas junior-college. we are thrilled to be bringing this to you as i said off the top from the heart of district 23. i also want to say we havert the time keeper who is to my right. she is going to be keeping time sheoi is from this area to send her i'm glad we can cut down on your commute. two people who want to take over the office currently held by congressman will hard. the first democratic among her endorsements former vice president and current presidential nominee joe biden. her opponent republican tony gonzalez who is backed by our current president donald trump. tonight these two a square off square off for the first time face-to-face i want to again fa tina ortiz jones and tony gonzalez. thank you for being here tonight. y y i will be giving all of the questions but we do had questions submitted online

new york times beautiful homage to a neglected lexi. in addition to the pulitzer prize, the gulf was a new york times notable book for 2017 and made several other best of list for that year including the washington post, npr and forbes. jack, welcome, pleasure to have you with us today. >> my pleasure to be here. >> i'm going to turn the floor over to jack and eric and let them start the conversation. one final thing, people have questions they can write in the chat room and we will try to get to those questions, if not during the talk, at the very end. also encourage people who have not gotten eric's new book we will have signed copies here at the bookshop and y'all can go to our website which is www.gardendistrictbookshop.com. place orders or just give us a call. we are happy to ship books for you anywhere in the country and anywhere in the world. >> thank you. we will start with me introducing eric. i'm sure you are familiar with eric's work, he he is a prolific author, is a nonfiction writer who specializes in writing history that i

after he vowed to crack down on what he calls radical islam and defended the right to mock religion lexy o'brien reports. in various cities from mumbai was to mogadishu they came to stand up for their religion and the man they believe in brought them the word of god. which we are protesting against the french president who insulted our prophet muhammad we are marching we are burning the french play we are full of emotion was in the bangladeshi capital dhaka they burned in effigy of emanuel mccrone the ngo was sparked by the french president's recent comments claiming islam is a religion and crisis valent to crack down on what he called separatism and defending the publishing of cartoons of the prophet muhammad. and now france has become a hated nation in the islamic world 'd we want to say if micron does not stop the cartoon the world will boycott them but france is doubling down saying it won't give in to intimidation. as a process that france will never renounce its principles and values a no to believe the freedom of expression and freedom of publication the 2nd thing i want to clearl

i do not think this is one of -- that confirmation 9-0 or 8-1.of lexis is not enough. anything can be sued there. it shows contrast to that case and how the court has lined up on issues across lines. cases. touch on other the confirmation. robert: thank you. panel never moderated a in which moderators have so abided by their time limits. i am shocked. we might be wrapping up in no time at all. our next case, which in many ways is a follow-up to the issues the court did not get to come it is the intersection of laws against discrimination and when they bump up against religious liberty. ed will be talking about a case called fulton against the city of philadelphia. on the case will be argued november 4, after election day. the issue is whether a catholic group can be barred from providing foster care services in philadelphia because of catholic beliefs about marriage and foster kids. there is a clash between lbgtqons liberty and nondiscrimination laws. also, more importantly, tees up employment division versus smith for possible overruling. know, employment division ver

we're joined by yamiche acindor, robert costa, national political for the washington post, and lexi mccammonlcome to you all. robert, as we listen to the president via twitter last night, is it my imagination, or was there a somewhat gentler tone to this president of not caustic when he said thank you to all, love, all caps. have we seen something like this before from this president, robert? >> that might be the tone on the surface, and i wish president trump and anyone else dealing with the coronavirus a speedy recovery, but that is on the surface of this political story inside of the trump administration. a lot of unease inside of the west wing, tracing back to that amy coney barrett, her announcement last saturday, a week ago today at the white house. many people who attended that event, as we write about in today's "washington post" have contracted the virus. so there's a real question inside the president's inner circle about how are they going to move forward with the functioning of government and how are they going to move forward with the campaign? that is the president's tweet toda