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tim mahoney. mr.g here, i really appreciate you taking the time. >> you're very welcome. this is a really serious problem for our community and our state so i'm very pleased to help out, helping people get better. we hate to be number one in the country for covid spread. so we really want to help knock this thing down. >> it must have been a hard decision to make to institute this mask mandate. obviously we've seen the science, we've seen the data. i know you're a practicing surgeon yourself. you know how to understand medical information. the mask mandate makes a lot of sense in scientific terms but i imagine that politically and in terms of the logistics of dealing with that in a state where there haven't been any other mask mandates, it must have been a hard call. >> it was difficult. but we took about ten different reasons we thought were really important to look at. you cued them up earlier. hospitalizations are very important, death rates are very important. how much spread you're seeing in your

conor mahoney got their second with just over ten minutes remaining.of a breakaway competition — the european premier league — which would feature 18 of europe's biggest clubs. liverpool and manchester united are two of five english teams who have been approached. it would replace the champions league currently run by uefa. fifa are said to be involved and backing the proposals. in a statement the uefa president aleksander ceferin said... after ten years with the british cycling team ineos grenadiers, and before that team sky, chris froome began his final grand tour before he leaves the team, stage one of the vuelta a espana. nick parrott was watching. before the last grand tour of the year got under way, chris froome said he did not have any big expectations. it was just great to be on the starting line. given he had come back from crash injuries that could've ended his career, it is not surprising that he is grateful. having twice when this race and twice been runner—up, he had every reason to say that he was quietly optimistic. but that hope began t

there you see mayor mahoney with that proclamation.t it's really important, but especially in north dakota local influence really makes a difference. and tim, who by the way is also a physician, is well well-knove in the community, and i can assure you that for people who live in fargo hearing mayor mahoney say you need to wear a mask does a lot more than you or me saying it, chris. >> oh, yeah, i wouldn't -- i wouldn't dane to tell the people of north dakota what to do, but i'm glad there are people -- local folks that are saying that. i guess my final question for you is, you know, one of the things we saw in these outbreaks that were in metro areas, they were places with fairly high hospital capacity, even if they were overwhelmed. we've seen reductions in rural hospital capacity in this country for years now. many people suggest we're kind of paying the price for that now. what is hospital capacity looking like in your state? >> yeah, so the good news is is that we are in reasonable shape as far as hospital capacity. that isn't to

africa correspondent frank mahoney he isn't a cost hi fred it's good to see you is some kind of a poweraring compromise pools of all in guinea i say this because when we've had similar instances in other parts of the continent that's what it's come down to is opposable in guinea. chris you know the. main rival is in new guinea that is the incumbent president and. the opposition. this is this time there that are sure there are contests. in the last 2 times there have been nothing like these like talking about. so this time no one knows where the go up to but what we know is that the incumbent president has said that in case he wins the election he's willing to talk with the opposition ok the result is still in contention but what they any independent election observers for them and what have they saved. so far the african union because that's the regional book of west africa they have already declared that the voting process was transplanted something that has been disputed by the opposition in the. and you have to know that the opposition. himself has declared a winner even before the e

new york we also spoke to politics professor duce of gregory mahoney who says a u.s. china cold war is already upon us. if we if we follow reports of majority opinions among business leaders and policymakers that there will be likely a war between china and us within the next 10 years so i think that again this is part of the. negative messaging that we see with trump but there is also some credibility that it is an issue that the u.s. wants to check ahead of future conflict we already see many people agree a cold war and tech a cold war growing and frictions between us and china and other countries and international organizations as the u.s. turns against multilateralism some people a lot of people in the d.c. area believe that we're already in a hot cyber war now it surely must rank as one of the worst things that can happen to a person being sent to a maximum security jail for a crime he didn't commit next we speak to 2 innocent men who spent decades behind bars in the u.s. survivors' guide to prison starts in a moment. the world is driven by dreams shaped by. the

new york we spoke to politics professor joseph gregory mahoney who says the u.s. china cold war is already upon us. if we if we follow reports of majority opinions among business leaders and policy makers that there will be likely a war between china and us within the next 10 years so i think that again this is part of the negative messaging that we see with trump but there is also some credibility that it is an issue that the u.s. wants to check ahead of future conflict we already see many people agree a cold war and tech a cold war growing and frictions between us and china and other countries and international organizations as the u.s. turns against multilateralism some people a lot of people in the d.c. area believe that we're already in a hot cyber war and that as a female back with more than weekly in let's say 33 and a half minutes there with us. this class as american citizens need to blast off that's. fine. and i think. i would vote for a republican i would vote for anyone who is not you and has half a brain. don't try. to feel. like a wife. she can handl

we spoke to politics professor joseph gregory mahoney says that the u.s. china cold war is already a promise. if we if we follow reports of majority opinions among business leaders and policy makers that there will be likely a war between china and us within the next 10 years so i think that again this is part of the. negative messaging that we see with trump but there is also some credibility that it is an issue that the u.s. wants to check ahead of future conflict we already see many people agree a cold war and tech a cold war growing and frictions between us and china and other countries and international organizations as the u.s. turns against multilateralism some people a lot of people in the d.c. area believe that we're already in a hot cyber war. 3 german intelligence offices and one police will stand accused of far right activity online the 4 were involved in various investigations including monitoring right wing extremism they share videos with anti islam and xenophobe become tented sunny the latest such case 2 weeks ago 29 police officers were su

new york we spoke to politics professor joseph gregory mahoney who says a u.s. china cold war is already upon us. if we if we follow reports of majority opinions among business leaders and policy makers that there will be likely a war between china and us within the next 10 years so i think that again this is part of the. negative messaging that we see would trump but there is also some credibility that it is an issue that the u.s. wants to check ahead of future conflict we already see many people agree a cold war and tech a cold war growing and frictions between us and china and other countries and international organizations as the u.s. turns against multi-lateralism some people a lot of people in the d.c. area believe that we're already in a hot cyber war that's been the weekly here on our to international next hour you know neal we'll be bringing you your life news update thanks for tuning in. as the u.s. economy was booming growing numbers of people were made homeless. you can work 40 hours 'd in a week and still not have enough to get housing everybody bel

demick sarn tolling but either we spoke to politics professor joseph gregory mahoney who says' a u.s. china cold war is already up on this. if we if we follow reports of majority opinions among business leaders and policymakers that there will be likely a war between china and us within the next 10 years so i think that again this is part of the negative messaging that we see with trump but there is also some credibility that it is an issue that the u.s. wants to check ahead of future conflict we already see many people agree a cold war and tech a cold war growing in frictions between us and china and other countries and international organizations as the u.s. turns against multi-lateralism some people a lot of people in the d.c. area believe that we're already in a hot cyber war. is a romp of the stories that ship these past 7 days if you'd like to have your say do head over to our tease facebook page shows plenty of news and views to get stuck into there if you catch you again in 30. the whole soviet rosing conflict known as number of local is now a very hot you tell you what you ne

new york we spoke to politics professor joseph gregory mahoney he says that the u.s. china cole was already upon this. if we if we follow reports of majority opinions among business leaders and policymakers that there will be likely a war between china and us within the next 10 years so i think that again this is part of the. negative messaging that we see with trump but there is also some credibility that it is an issue that the u.s. wants to check ahead of future conflict we already see many people agree a cold war and tech a cold war growing and frictions between us and china and other countries and international organizations as the u.s. turns against multilateralism some people a lot of people in the d.c. area believe that we're already in a hot cyber war. with the banks in half an hour and don't forget you can check out more news stories he had to our website. it's an amazing country with so many friends in russia and i'm very excited to be here. i love that idea i think i can. make a lot of money with. hundreds of me. great nobody builds lot better than me and

new york we spoke to politics professor joseph gregory mahoney who says that a u.s. china cold war is already a promise. if we if we follow reports of majority opinions among business leaders and policy makers that there will be likely a war between china and us within the next 10 years so i think that again this is part of the. negative messaging that we see with trump but there is also some credibility that it is an issue that the u.s. wants to check ahead of future conflict we already see many people agree a cold war and tech a cold war growing frictions between us and china and other countries and international organizations as the u.s. turns against multi-lateralism some people a lot of people in the d.c. area believe that we're already in a hot cyber war. ok thanks for joining us here and have a good sunday morning i'll be back with updates in office now. there are loads of birds or. mobile phones for the future but so. in order. to have it is that people. just should be the commercial good. consumer because we moved. to nominate the fish you know not the from

we spoke to politics professor joseph gregory mahoney who says a u.s. china cold war well it's already upon us. if we if we follow reports of majority opinions among business leaders and policy makers that there will be likely a war between china and us within the next 10 years so i think that again this is part of the negative messaging that we see with trump but there is also some credibility that it is an issue that the u.s. wants to check ahead of future conflict we already see many people agree a cold war and tech a cold war growing and frictions between us and china and other countries and international organizations as the u.s. turns against multi-lateralism some people a lot of people in the d.c. area believe that we're already in a hot cyber war well that does it for me and for that matter for the weekly for this week my colleague kevin owen he'll be here in about 35 minutes with a full and fresh look at your new stay with us you're watching our teacher national . my name is sucks to see. this jack see what i don't see that show. up at the bord

new york we spoke to politics professor joseph gregory mahoney who says a u.s. china cold war is already upon us. if we if we follow reports of majority opinions among business leaders and policy makers that there will be likely a war between china and us within the next 10 years so i think that again this is part of the. negative messaging that we see with trump but there is also some credibility that it is an issue that the u.s. wants to check had a future conflict but we already see many people agree a cold war and tech a cold war growing frictions between us and china and other countries and international organizations as the u.s. turns against multilateralism some people a lot of people in the d.c. area believe that we're already in a hot cyber war that's been the weekly for further details on all those stories and up to the minute reports at our website dot com. nuclear power plants has become a battleground in the u.s. government people are demanding the shut down of a. yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous. power plant the owner is a

we spoke to politics professor joseph gregory mahoney says that the u.s. china cold war is already a promise. if we if we follow reports of majority opinions among business leaders and policymakers that there will be likely a war between china and us within the next 10 years so i think that again this is part of the negative messaging that we see with trump but there is also some credibility that it is an issue that the u.s. wants to check ahead of future conflict we already see many people agree a cold war and tech a cold war growing and frictions between us and china and other countries and international organizations as the u.s. turns against multilateralism some people a lot of people in the d.c. area believe that we're already in a hot cyber war and staying without a a base in half an hour. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race off and spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down an

conor mahoney got their second with just over ten minutes remaining.e 18 of europe's biggest clubs. liverpool and manchester united are two of five english teams who have been approached. it would replace the champions league currently run by uefa. fifa are said to be involved and backing the proposals. in a statement the uefa president aleksander ceferin said... uefa strongly opposes a super league. the principles of solidarity, of promotion, relegation and open leagues are non—negotiable. it is what makes european football work and the champions league the best sports competition in the world. uefa and the clubs are committed to build on such strength not to destroy it to create a super league of10,12, even 2a clubs, which would inevitably become boring. after ten years with the british cycling team ineos grenadiers, and before that team sky, chris froome began his final grand tour before he leaves the team, stage one of the vuelta a espana. nick parrott was watching. before the last grand tour of the year got under way, chris froome said he did not

new york we spoke to politics professor justin gregory mahoney who believes a u.s. china cold war is already upon us. if we if we follow reports of majority opinions among business leaders and policy makers that there will be likely a war between china us within the next 10 years so i think that again this is part of the. negative messaging that we see will trump but there is also some credibility that it is an issue that the u.s. wants to check ahead of future conflict we already see many people agree a cold war and tech a cold war growing frictions between us and china and other countries and international organizations as the u.s. turns against multilateralism some people a lot of people in the d.c. area believe that we're already in a hot cyber war that's a global news update for this hour but don't forget you can always had to our website our to dot com for the details on all those stories and many more. just survey and just about a month into the pandemic and found that people said 8 last 35 minutes a day less to unwanted interruptions which was kind of a surp

directed the poisoning with the nerve agent of his greatest political right which was just recently mr mahoney he did the same he did the same thing again. and his daughter endangered potentially thousands of people in the u.k. and then just denies it this you know shooting down an airliner over ukraine with incontrovertible evidence and he denies it and of course the same we expect the same denial from him and he does repeatedly about about attacking not only our elections but it's hacking the fabric of our society i think what was important about that chopper on putin's playbook is that is that really i don't think i don't think the kremlin cares who wins our elections as long as we don't the result right and and as long as we doubt our democratic processes and institutions and so we have to guard against that and we can't be our own worst enemy you know with the with the president says oh i don't think it's not that he's being our own worst enemy and so so i think let's not make it easy for a lot of europe most let's confront this challenge head on in 2 ways right one is to expose it and to

africa correspondent fred mahoney he is in a cost hi fred it's good to see you is some kind of a poweraring compromise pools of all in guinea i say this because when we've had similar instances in other parts of the continent that's what it's come down to is it possible in guinea. a christian a. main rivals in new guinea that is the incumbent president and. the opposition. to this is this time there that are sure there are contests. in the last 2 times there have been nothing like these talking about. so this time no one knows whether they will go up to about what we know is that the incumbent president has said that in case he wins that election he's willing to talk with the opposition ok the result is still in contention but what they any independent election observers for them and what have they said. so far the african union because that's the regional book of west africa they have already declared that the voting process was transplanted something that has been disputed by the opposition you dana. and you have to know that the opposition he. himself has declared a winner even befo

a historic career in washington working in the legislative branch, particularly for congresswoman mahoneyf new york. ed mills joins us from raymond james. you've got too many numbers in your latest research report, but the answer is you have seen the possibility of a biden victory and the possibility of a democrat senate. do you have any sense with your years of expertise of the wind of it? -- the when of it? when will we know that? ed: our latest report is titled all blue or deja vu. we certainly think this is a lead for democrats. we asked the question, can trump win? absolutely. can republicans maintain the majority? absolutely, but just lower odds. in terms of the timing here, we do think that we are watching north carolina to see if it can give us an early signal. to count their votes in advance. they started counting 14 days before the election. if we can get a clear winner in north carolina for the presidential race and for the think that is an early sign that that has been a democratic sweep. or inconclusive, we may have to wait for a while, and we are warning clients about the po

i want to bring in ken mahoney to help break down the quarterly results.bell, what are your thoughts on what we have seen so far from earnings season? >> so far, up until now, we had 80 different companies report and now we have 80 this week. we have a lot. i think it's separating the men from the boys, hate to say it. those sectors that are deeply troubled because of the pandemic, hotel chains, reve restaurant chains, they fall in the camp of have-nots. the haves we will see soon, technology. technology will do very well this period. it's a really difficult time, again, unfortunately. you have the haves and have-nots and the haves will definitely be technology, especially cloud and ai. all those are needed for this stay-at-home economy. charles: let's talk specifically, particularly netflix. two quarters ago, they blew away consensus when it came to net subscriptions, over ten million. then they laid an egg with two or three million, and of course, that has a lot of people on pins and needles right now. what do you make of it? because this is a mover. thi

the county i live in, trumbull county and then the county youngstown is in, mahoney county, both have been moved to red on the alert system, which means we're having community spread. ohio and other states, as you know, continues to see increases. this is still something that we need to keep front and center. and then on top of that i'm getting texts all day long, joshua, from people who went from making $75,000 a year to making $9,000 a year. this is putting, you know, now on the medicaid program, putting huge strains on families, on businesses. we are not anywhere close to being out of the woods yet. our small businesses, our restaurants are doing 30% or 40% of the business that they used to do. our entertainment venues are getting crushed. if you have anything to do with music and the kind of economic spinoff from that. absolutely crushed. and this president is completely oblivious to it. and mitch mcconnell is protecting his incompetency right now by not even bringing a bill up that we've had on his desk since may 15th. >> then i wonder what you think the prospects are for getting

let's hear from the clandestine threat commander, dan 0'mahoney.risk that facilitators are willing to go to to risk migrants arrives for profit and strengthens our results to go after them and bring them to justice. let's get mana from hugh schofield. what needs to be having this? well, it was early this morning as you said that a british pleasure craft reported seeing a boat in difficulty not that far off the french coast and it was, a french news agency we re and it was, a french news agency were saying it was one of these semi rigid hull inflatable vessels which i have a classic, they are being used all the time now, they have got sort of a rigid bit of them and then the blow—up around the outside, with a load of people on it and it was in difficulty and it had overturned so that you did, obviously, a massive rescue operation and many people we re rescue operation and many people were brought to shore suffering from hypothermia and are in hospital, i gather about 15 or 16 were rescued but there were four dead, a man and woman and these two poor

ken mahoney. here is your morning movement, following big debut yesterday. it was hit by some technical issues that prevented existing investors in the company from unloading stock most of the afternoon, the company netted a valuation of $21 billion and as you can see it is raising from 8%, that's our morning mover which we keep watching this morning. we are just getting started, we have the presidential election rapidly approaching, how president trump and vice president joe biden plan to move on after tuesday's fiery debate. next hour we will have top stories investors are watching this morning with the word on wall street and tennessee senator marsha blackburn is here, lieutenant attorney general michael flynn, sidney powell on the system of the former fbi director jim comey after grilled by lawmakers on capitol hill. we will find out what went on there as well. in the 8:00 a.m. hour this morning, former white house secretary sarah sanders will join us with businesses facing layoffs. the man behind match.com and expedia joins us on stake of the economy. y

and today the clandestine channel threat commander, dan 0'mahoney, who has been given the task by theble, is heading to france to talk to counterparts. much to discuss but charities are saying this was a tragedy waiting to happen and they say that action is needed now to stop more lives being lost in the weeks and months to come. clare moseley is the founder of care 4 calais, a refugees crisis charity. shejoins me from calais. it is tragic to see two young children lose their life like this, the family must have been utterly desperate so who do you blame for this latest tragic loss of life?|j really believe, this is horrific but it did not need to happen. these are ordinary people. the parents are just looking for safety for their family, the children just want to go to school and it didn't need to happen. the people smugglers are a problem but they are a symptom, not a cause, of an underlying situation, a cause, of an underlying situation, a situation where ordinary people feel they have no option other than to ta ke feel they have no option other than to take this terrible journey.

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