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as well as the judicial system to cook also at loggerheads with brussels. france foror junior came on. the country splplit the middle. with just over 51% of the votes on g. d. does win is the narrowest presidential election victory. in over thirty years. but for just under half the country's voters it's a crushing result. was about. someone in the law i'm saddened pessimistic i really hope to return to democracy now we will have another five years of the law and justice party is autocracy and tyranny. graham duda is an ally y of the ruling law and justice party which is at loggerheads with the european union. his win clears the path for the policy to push through more controversial judicial reforms policies the e. u. says erode the rule of law but for just over half the country five more years of president do double thought they ease poverty. and strengthen traditional values in poland just playing ability to lash a- light show someone who represents the same values as i do. mr time values to the sting us the protection of life from conception until natural

. >> a loggerhead turtle seemed more interested in this free lunch than the sharks were. but recording for the same amount of time on each drop around the world, the researchers have been able to draw the first comprehensive database ed conclusions. >> do you think the population is under crisis? >> absolutely. >> but a different kind of crisis, one with a new term. the word extinction gets thrown armed, do you use that phrase? >> we use functional extinction. >> meaning there may be some sharks around but there are not enough of they will to perform their essential role of controlling other marine populations. you might think hey, let's get rid of predators so we can have more fish. when you lose top predators, ecosystems start to unravel. there are bright spots in this study where marine protection zones have been introduced or fishing restrictions are tightened so fewer sharks are caught. their numbers have begun so p are sayin w areshks? sharks don't get great press what we're seeing is you need that healthy shark population. you need healthy reeves and that's fogs to

and hoover was at loggerheads with use in the first term for example, and hoover often had conflictswith other departments of which he was the so-called undersecretary and they sometimes re-scented what they saw as him exceeding his proper responsibility but part of hoover's condition for taking the job in the first place with hearting who was a very accommodating individual i would say, was that commerce affects nearly everything. so hoover had a very expensive understanding of the proper scope of his agency, and you have to understand now in the context of the twenties, when hoover started the commerce department had only been in existence for about a dozen years. and his predecessor told them, well you really have to do is turn out the lighthouse or something and see that the fish or sleeping at night or whatever, in other words basically nothing to do. will that wasn't hoover's temperament, it wasn't his philosophy. and he rapidly transformed the commerce department to the point where it became i would say still by far, the most active and influential secretary of commerce we hav

the countries have been at loggerheads over the fate of a nearby region.he latest round of violence has occurred far from this disputed region at the north of the border between the two countries . at least 16 people have lost their lives, the worst death toll since 2016. we have seen a lull in the fighting in the past few days. are you optptimistic that the fifighting is now over? do you w worry it could resume soon? >>>> we have a situation over te past week. on 12 july, we had attempted aggression of the armenian positions by the azerbaijan army to the norortheast of armenia. they were forded. it was followed subsequentntly y missile attacks as armemenian positionons and civilian infrastructurere and populatn.n. we have been decisive in ourur defense and have beeeen workinig hard with our partners.s. comprising france, the u.s., a d russia in order to halt hostilities. what happened is a material manifestation of the ongoing that wasing strategy very intense over the past weeks and months in azerbaijan. they havave been testing the resolve of armenia..

hoover was at loggerheads with hughes in the first term, for example, and hoover often had conflicts with other departments of which he was the so-called undersecretary, and they sometimes resented what they saw was him exceeding his sphere of proper responsibility. but part of hoover's condition for taking the job in the first place with harding, who was an very accommodating individual, was that commerce affects nearly everything, so hoover had a very expansive understanding of the proper scope of his agency. you have to understand in the context of the 1920's, when hoover started, the department had only been in existence for about 20 years. his predecessor told him, all you have to do is turn out lighthouses or something and see the fish are sleeping at night, basically nothing to do. well, that was not hoover's temperament or philosophy. he rapidly transformed the commerce department to the point it became, i would say still by far, the most active and influential secretary of commerce week ever had. that expansion of influence was not particularly -- it was not easily in charac

over 100 baby loggerhead turtles were born on the shore where the hatchlings made a dash to the surft love them. it's an ideal breeding ground for the loggerhead turtle p provides ample protection for the species. >>> yeah i could watch that video all day. so awesome. right now, a paralympic swimmer creating the ultimate do it yourself project. how he put together this pool right in his own backyard. that's next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> and remember, kpix 5 wants to bring you the good news happening in the bay area. go to our website, kpix.com/together. to find hi. we're glad you came in. what's on your mind? can you help keep these guys protected online? easy. connect to the xfi gateway. what about wireless data options for the family? you can customize and save. what about internet speeds that can keep up with my gaming? let's hook you up with the fastest internet from xfinity. and now with our stores reopening, we're putting healthy practices in place. come visit a store today. stop in or book an appointment online at a time that works for you. now that's simp

your country and armenia have been at loggerhead for a while now.t prevailed in the last few days, however, armenia has claimed azerbaijan has ononce again attacked at the border lasweweek. is this true? what is your response? >> firststf all, thahank you for your opportunity. as a resulult of the war, armenian-occupied by azerbaijan, and it has becomome p patriotic. thisis incident is not just a sporadic act absent in the border of the two countries, it is a c continuation n of the military aggggressiongainst azerbabaijan. act have perceive this asn ofof aggression,n, an acve that is byrce,, a and the armenian sidide. the armenian s side always s trs to depririve us of his responsibility for its crime.. when a armenia's new pree i if iter, saying that pursues a different called rather than previoious, they cod be part of thehe negotiationon procs.s. highlighting the meeting between t trefore thiss regime and also provides -- prproviding a conducive envivironment to the product of demonstratining goodwill and engagement. we havave provided all of th

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still the new governor and protesters are at loggerheads because the protesters who gather in these huge crowds they say he is refused to come out to speak with them to engage with them which is signs of weak this fear even self says he has the time to waste that there is a lot to be done that the big show everything runs smoothly that there is a smooth transition in the years advise the protesters to stop attending these needless and meaningless protests that instead devote their energy and enthusiasm to volunteer work for example. just out to go out rallies take in place here in moscow in solidarity with the protests in. according to local media police arrested between 50 and 40 people out on authorized gatherings in the center of the capital the activists who are on their way to the russian prosecutor general's office to submit a petition in support of mr for a go. on the fiction but brought in for the pandemic expires in the u.s. with many fearing they will lobby for one. great start story and more after the short. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking

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britain and china are also at loggerheads over hong kong and the tough new security law imposed by beijing protests. tomorrow, the government is due to announce new measures in response. but from the chinese ambassador came a warning. if uk government go that far to impose sanctions on any individuals in china, china will certainly make resolute responses to it. tensions between britain and china are growing on many fronts. china has threatened to retaliate against the uk's decision to ban huawei from 56 networks. at the moment it is a war of words, but it could yet have serious economic casualties. caroline hawley, bbc news. vincent ni from the bbc chinese servicejoins me now. these images that were pointed out to the ambassador, they have been around for quite a long time, haven't they? what do we know is happening there? it is always very tricky to corroborate what exactly is happening on the ground. according to various independent and official studies from different agencies, what we have seen is that the chinese is allegedly forcing uighur women to sterilise. this is a very serious a

and rounding up up but as of this hour after days at loggerheads e.u. leaders have finally reached a breakthrough and agreed to coronavirus rescue plan they also signed off on a 7 year budget amounting to a whopping one trillion euros. we. we have to do. to your kitchen budgets this is of course difficult in the dissolutions been very difficult to use for all your appearance well this was supposed to be a 2 day summit the deal was eventually done 5 30 in the morning the start of day 5 but 1.82 trillion euros worth of funding has been agreed upon the vast majority of that is the e.u. 7 year budget but the rest and what became the most difficult to work out how it was going to be handed out was the 750000000000 euros that will make up the e.u.'s coronavirus recovery fund that 750 will be split into 390000000000 in grants which don't have to be paid back and 360000000000 in loans which of course do the summits will be most remembered i think for the rise of the frugal group made up initially of the netherlands. denmark in sweden they would join does this s

several of them were at loggerheads over how to try and come to some kind of budget agreement here does that mean that they reconciled in some fashion some people had to give some kind of ground to get an agreement. well is deal house being done on a summit that was supposed to last 2 days that deal of bench surely coming at 5 30 in the morning on day 5 the way it breaks open is that the vast majority of the 1.8 trillion that's been agreed is for the 7th year you the main sticking points came for the recovery from and from the coronavirus we're talking about 750000000000 euro worth of funds that were going to be made available to member states and how they would be broken up between grants and loans how it's going to work 319000000000 euro will be put grants that don't need to be repaid back $360.00 in loans which do they'll be available to members states did have suffered the hardest at the hands of the coronavirus financially now this summit will be remembered for the split and the emergence of the frugal 4 who became really a frugal 5 as it went on now the frugal 4 were the netherlan

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but the protesters and how the theory of the new temporary governor they are at loggerheads there's little understanding so far the protesters say he refuses to come out and meet them to meet the crowds and speak to them that's a sign of weakness of fear he on the other hand says that people should stop wasting their energy and enthusiasm of these needless protests and instead commit themselves to for example volunteer work with public service but he says that he will do his job and he will do it well. so he's frankenstein of reporting for us thank you. news an eviction ban brought in for the pandemic expires in the united states with many fearing that they will now be thrown out onto the streets bringing that story on to this after the break. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics sports business i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. welcome back another standoff between protesters and federal forces in the u.s. city of portland things got violent when people marched on the federal courthouse and they were switched to guess and

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continuing but hopes of an agreement appears to be faltering after 3 full days of talks leaders are at loggerheads over the unprecedented spending proposal which is aimed at holding europe out of it's the past recession since world war 2 on the table is a budget of $2.00 trillion dollars to be spread out over the next 7 years it includes an $800.00. 57000000000 dollar fund to help countries recover from the pandemic but members cannot agree on how the money should be distributed reports. how to share $857000000000.00 the questions confounded e.u. leaders for days and deepened all divisions within the bloc in one camp nations known as the frugal for austria denmark sweden and the netherlands the wealthy northern states pay the most per capita into the e.u. shared reserves they want strict controls on how the recovery fund is shared prefer ing to loan countries money the positions at odds with spain and italy both economies were hit hard by the pandemic they want generous grants from the bloc that don't need to be repaid the german chancellor angela merkel and french president emmanuel mccrone have

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britain and china are also at loggerheads over hong kong and a tough new security law imposed by beijingit's designed to curb protests. tomorrow the government here is due to announce new measures in response but from the chinese ambassador camea warning. if the uk government goes that far to impose sanctions on any individuals in china, china will certainly make resolute response to it. tensions between britain and china are growing on many fronts. china has threatened to retaliate against the uk's decision to ban huawei from 5g networks. at the moment, it's a war of words but it could yet have serious economic casualties. caroline hawley, bbc news. the prime minister has said he would be extremely reluctant to impose another nationwide lockdown if there were a second spike of coronavirus this winter. it comes as a senior public health official in blackburn and darwen, which has one of the highest infection rates for covid—19 in england, has warned the test and trace system isn't effective enough. here's our political correspondent, jessica parker. shuttered shops and empty streets, peo

remain at loggerheads on various issues but he wants one comprehensive deal not just on trade a person sees that as an attempt to keep it tied more closely to europe than it once it is seeking a series of separate agreements the e.u. insisted if the u.k. wants her free access to the european market it must commit to paying certain laws britain says those demands on reasonable fishing rights there are major sticking point british fisherman want full access to the e.u. market in return e.u. boats want to continue to fish in u.k. waters british negotiators say that it is impossible. or french fishermen are threatening to stop british freshmen from giving their couches into the shops and 2nd of all serious pressure brought the reports of normandy in northern france. heading into the english channel off the coast of normandy the picturesque cobber of poor aunt bessie receding into the distance the cloud has worked as a fisherman for 30 years he's passionate about his job but scared for his future because of breaks it he worries that if britain and the e.u. fail to reach a deal by the end of

continuing but hopes of an agreement appears to be faltering after 3 full days of talks leaders are at loggerheads over the unprecedented spending proposal which is aimed at holding europe out of its deepest recession since world war 2 on the table is a budget of $2.00 trillion dollars to be spread out over the next 7 years it includes an $857000000000.00 fund to help countries recover from the pandemic but members can't agree on how the money should be distributed. leaders are trying to find a compromise between how much of the fund should be distributed this grants and how much as loans. to sustain these compromises and i say this very clearly will not be amazed at the cost of european goal not not it will. be made because we are facing an unprecedented health economic and social crisis because our country's needed european unity needs to action. only farquhar joins us now in the studio for more on this need good to see you sir 3rd day of talks any sign that there's actually been any movement no signs whatsoever so much so that i have a best of the prime minister of luxembourg as she decides to

remain at loggerheads on various key issues the e.u. wants one comprehensive deal not just trade britain sees that as an attempt to keep it tied more closely to europe than it once and is seeking a series of separate agreements the e.u. insists that if the u.k. wants tariff free access to the european market it must commit to a bang certain e.u. laws britain says those demands are unreasonable fishing rights his major sticking point british fishermen want full access to the market in return to you both want to continue to fish in u.k. waters british negotiators say that it's impossible for french fishermen are threatening to stop british fishermen from getting their catches to the shops in the 2nd in our series untouchable reports from normandy in northern france. heading into the english channel off the coast of normandy the picturesque cobber of poor all receding into the distance the cloud has worked as a fisherman for 30 years he's passionate about his job but scared for his future because of breaks it he worries that if britain and

is condemning greece for what it calls hostility towards islam and turkey the countries are at loggerheads over the conversion of huggins a few from museum into a mosque voters will hold outside a cathedral in earthen zones the 1st friday prayers in 8 decades were held in famous landmarks. maybe 40 countries are reported record daily numbers of infections in the past week australia belgium in israel nations seeing what they say is a 2nd wave of the coronavirus unprecedented daily increases were seen in 37 countries from 20 last week and 13 the week before the us has confirmed the highest number of cases more than 4000000 infections and 145000 deaths nightclubs discos and event tolls are being closed down again in barcelona and elsewhere across the spanish regions of catalonia there have been more than 280 new breaks across the country with infections tripling in the past 2 weeks a midnight curfew is being imposed on catalonians bars restaurants and casinos to newco hugo is in london she says the braves are beginning to restrict freedom of movement between spain and other european countries

considering a travel ban against chinese communist party members as the world's 2 largest economies are loggerheads on several issues including trade hong kong and weiwei all that makes it an especially challenging time for china's president to treaty and has more from beijing. from a distance chinese president xi jinping has been doing his best to make friends right now beijing needs them it's facing growing international pressure led by the u.s. washington has imposed sanctions on chinese officials it says are committing human rights abuses in john and tibet it's also stripped hong kong of its special economic status treating it like the rest of mainland china a punishment says the trumpet ministration for the new national security law it says crushes promised freedoms and autonomy. china's relationship with international society and a whole was older effacing readjustment beijing in a very worry the hong kong is the most unpredictable front line in this new cold war what china's doing is turning hong kong into a central front lie by freedom rights and democracy. the trumpet ministration is also

and china aren't loggerheads, u.s. and china are the world two biggest economies. is the biggest official bilateral creditor. how can the u.s. and china work realm inand no other the economic and financial area to provide global leadership so we can tackle some of these challenges? tom: too short a visit. we will have to do this again soon. thank you so much. great re-appreciated. -- greatly appreciate it. lisa, i want to go back to what you said. the bond market acting quite odd this week. do we buy the dip in high-yield bonds? lisa: by the dip? you're talking about a two basis point move upward in yield as being a dip? this is barely a dip. we do have investors saying there is an incredible opportunity because spreads can contract more given the fed backstop. i wonder, especially if we see this decelerating in economy going into a deepening recession , all of a sudden there is not just liquidity risk, you have a solvency risk and it is increasing for companies that had no revenue and yes they have plenty of debt. there's only so long you can keep the lights on if

the world's two largest economies are at loggerheads on several issues including hong kong and huaweit an especially challenging time for china's president. distance,ent: from a chinese president xi jinping has been doing his best to make friends. right now, beijing needs them. they are facing growing international pressure, led by the u.s.. washington imposed sanctions on officials who they say are committing human rights offenses in tibet. it is a punishment for the new national security law that they say crushes freedoms. >> china's relationship with international society is facing readjustments. beijing is worried that hong kong is the most unpredictable front line in this new cold war. but what china is doing is turning hong kong into a central front by denying their freedom, rights, and democracy. correspondent: the trump administration is considering barring china's communist party members from traveling to the u.s.. it is a toughening of its stance on the south china sea, ruling beijing's claims to the territory are illegal. these tensions could lead to all-out confrontation.

the stakes have never been higher than they are right now and that's why i think you see the two loggerheads at this moment. howard: right. there is an election. ray, when the add menstruation tells -- administration tells hospitals to stop sending their information to the cdc, sending it to the federal health department instead, although we talked to a fox medical contributor who said it's more efficient that way and when information abruptly disappears from the cdc website the press says president trump is trying to control more information for political reasons. is that a fair accusation? >> ray: well, it's a reasonable question to ask, given the president has doubted the dire nature of the pandemic from the beginning. has said things about the numbers, about the extent of the spread of disease that turned out not to be true, often undercutting dr. fauci during the course of a briefing where fauci would say one thing and the president would deny it during the course of the same briefing. so, yeah, i mean, if i was covering this story for one of the major american dailies, i'd be worried a

trade deal but no deal breaks it is still looming because britain and the european union remain at loggerheads on various key issues the e.u. wants so one comprehensive deal not just on trade britain sees that as an attempt to keep it tight more closely to europe and it wants and is seeking a series of separate agreements the e.u. insists that if the u.k. wants tariff free access to the european market it must commit to a bangsa laws britain says those demands on reasonable fishing rights are a major sticking point in british fisherman want full access to the market and in return a u. boats want to continue to fish in u.k. waters british negotiators say that that is impossible well french fishermen are threatening to stop british fishermen from getting their catches in the shops and the 2nd of our series the tasa but the reports from normandy in northern france. heading into the english channel off the coast of normandy the picturesque cobber of poor aunt bessie receding into the distance the cloud has worked as a fisherman for 30 years he's passionate about his job but scared for his future b

is condemning greece for what it calls hostility towards islam and to keep the country's are at loggerheads over the conversion of the hug a severe form of museum into a mosque protests were held outside a cathedral in athens is the 1st friday prayers in 8 decades took place istanbul's famous line. just ahead here on the u. sa and sport the major league baseball player is doing their best to set a good example and he will be here with that for the rest of ace. august on out to see him at the us republican and democratic national convention stella gets officially nominate their party's presidential candidates for the 2020 elections in india witnessed upon as a young conservationist tackling the deadly human and infant conflict with an unlikely strategy coexistence 10 years after the chilean mining disaster we revisit the victims of a story that captivated the world $1.00 to $1.00 east and to the violent urbina mixed martial arts in russia and the family u.s.s.r. and the u.n. special tribunal delivers its verdict on the assassination of former lebanese prime minister rafik hariri august on al

considering a travel ban against chinese communist party members the world's 2 largest economies are at loggerheads on several issues including trade hong kong way all that makes it an especially challenging time for china's president's katrina you has more from beijing. from a distance chinese president xi jinping has been doing his best to make friends right now beijing needs them it's facing growing international pressure led by the u.s. washington has imposed sanctions on chinese officials it says are committing human rights abuses and tibet it's also stripped hong kong of its special economic status treating it like the rest of mainland china a punishment says the trumpet ministration for the new national security law it says crushes promised freedoms and autonomy. china's relationship with international society and the whole was older facing readjustment beijing is a very a worry the hong kong is the most unpredictable front line in this new cold war what china's doing is turning hong kong into a central front lie by denying its freedom rights and democracy. the trumpet ministration is also c

ministry is condemning greece the water it calls hostility towards islam turkey the countries are at loggerheads over the conversion of 100 years of fear probably museum to a mosque protests were held outside the cathedral in athens as the 1st friday president decades were held in istanbul's famous landmark. chile's president has signed a new law allowing people to withdraw up to 10 percent of their pension savings to help them get by joining the pandemic around 11000000 are eligible to withdraw up to 5400 dollars the go has expected to give a short term boost to the economy but some analysts warn it could cause long term damage to pension funds. 2000000 britons are on the waiting list for cancer screening or treatment the list has lengthened as the national health service concentrates on treating covert 900 patients as a behavior to report. lower is a dedicated mom a year ago doctors found she had saved 3 wound cancer and she had surgery and aggressive radiation treatment in late january she was told the cancer had gone but there's a one in 3 chance of it coming back and she'll need of physical

european leaders meeting in brussels at loggerheads over how to rollout the plan. the offshore currency is essentially flat. the fix is essentially 6.99. that is what the aussie yen is doing. the u.s. dollar has ticked up 2/10 of 1% after a number of weeks of weakness. we can move it onto look at some of the commodities in the 10 year. a bit of concern about demand destruction for crude given the infection rate in the u.s.. florida, some policymakers saying the virus is out of control in that state. that will be a concern. $40 for wti. you still have this significant divergence between the 10 year, u.s. and china. rishaad: just getting some news from a motor company. it is secured funding from a variety of private equity companies. what it does show is chinese startups promising vehicles. attracting funding even as we are seeing the industry having a rough time of it. this is leading to x peng saying the company managed to achieve the $400 million round in september. tom: let's focus in on the markets. our next guest remains constructive on the markets on the back

continuing but hopes of an agreement appears to be faltering after 3 full days of talks leaders are at loggerheads over the unprecedented spending proposal which is aimed at holding europe out of its deepest recession since world war 2. on the table is a budget of $2.00 trillion dollars to be spread out over the next 7 years it includes an $857000000000.00 fund to help countries recover from the pandemic but members cannot agree on how the money should be distributed needs barker reports. how to share $857000000000.00 the questions confounded e.u. leaders for days and deepened all divisions within the bloc in one camp nations known as the frugal for austria denmark sweden and the netherlands the wealthy northern states pay the most per capita into the e.u. shared reserves they want strict controls on how the recovery fund is shared prefer ing to loan countries money the positions at odds with spain and italy both economies were hit hard by the pandemic they want generous grants from the bloc that don't need to be repaid the german chancellor angela merkel and french president emmanuel mccrone have

unite and ba have been at loggerheads for several weeks. could cut up to 12,000 jobs as it tried to cut costs in the wake of the covid—19 pandemic. a range of measures to get people cycling and walking in england have been announced by the government. it's promising thousands of miles of new protected cycle lanes, changes to the highway code, and bikes made available through the nhs — as part of a £2 billion investment announced earlier this year. a delayed scheme offering 50—pound vouchers towards the cost of fixing a bike will also go live today. heidi alexander is deputy mayor of london for transport and deputy chair of transport for london. thanks forjoining. are you a keen cyclist, and if so do you welcome these moves? i do cycle. i must admiti these moves? i do cycle. i must admit i am a fair weather cyclist, but i would cycle into work before the pandemic perhaps two or three times a week and i try to get out at the weekends as well. i do welcome this initiative today. i think it is high time we do more to enable people to cycle acro