now the department for a digital culture media and sport were quick to respond to the letter and theyl along that professional football had the means to support itself. and that the governments focus will be on sports and sectors that can't support themselves and the government also urge the premier league and the f out to sort out a financial deal as soon as possible. the governments response didn't touch on the return of fans which is clearly the context of all of this from rick perry. clearly the context of all of this from rick perry. some rugby union news for you now and england will be without their back—up scrum—half willie heinz for theirfinal six nations match against italy in rome on saturday with northamptons alex mitchell called up instead. we are trying to be steady in our team position. and i think it was just after a little box cake that he did and he just felt a little natal. so it's important to make sure that we get on top of it, the nichols and knox. so we can always stay in. he had the treatment here is first class. he had the treatment here is first class. ireland

the department of digital culture, media and sport were quick to respond the letter and they say it hase means to support itself and that the governments focus will be on sports in sectors that can't support themselves and the government also urge the premier league and afl two sought out a financial deal as soon as possible. now, the government's response didn't touch on the point about return of fans, which is clearly the context of all of this from rick parry but it is important to know that work is going on behind the scenes and they have said all along that they will look again at the return of fans as soon as but this afternoon it had been announced that the bundesliga and other professional sport in germany is going to have to go behind closed doors from the 2nd of november and that will strike a blow to hopes over here as well. lover scott, thank you so much forjoining us. let's quickly round up some of the day's other sports stories now and... england will be without their scrum—half willie heinz for their final six nations match against italy in rome. he has a soft tissue leg

the department for digital, culture, media and sport said it was working flat—out across the governmento help the arts through covid. will gompertz, bbc news. time for a look at the weather, here's louise lear. i'm sure the prospect of a dry day tomorrow comes i'm sure the prospect of a dry day toitiotfow comes as i'm sure the prospect of a dry day tomorrow comes as music to your ears, as today again it has been another day of sunshine and showers, fewer of them across north yorkshire, some glimpses of sunshine, but further west there was always a lot of cloud around today, shop showers and rough winds bringing some rough seas as well. the showers travelled further east through the day, and as we go into tonight, you can see this when are fine, clear weather are waiting for tomorrow, but i do need to point out this mass of cloud, the neck system that will bring rain across the country on thursday and friday. this evening, we continue to see showers easing across england and wales, shop showers into the far north—west lingering, and with clearer skies, temperatures falling into single fi

the department for digital, culture, media and sport said it was working flat—out across the governmentrts through covid. will gompertz, bbc news. that's it. now on bbc one, time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are the broadcaster david davies and madeline grant — it's time to have a look at our international and national news in the papers. hello and welcome to our look ahead at what the papers will be bringing us in the next few hours. with me are the broadcaster david davies and madeline grant — deputy comment editor at the daily telegraph. tomorrow's front pages. ..starting with. the daily mail leads on the future of covid lockdowns and the news that thousands of scientists around the world urging that life should go back to normal for all except the elderly and vulnerable, who should be protected from the virus. the uk edition of the financial times leads on news of a european shortage of chemicals and kit needed to process covid tests in uk labs. the guardian leads

scheduled that are regular with the business department, with treasury, with department for culture, media and sporttions over the course of the weekend to make sure we can advise our businesses. and this is the real challenge, 80% of businesses and hospitality are smes. they are struggling to cope with the detail from government, struggling to make sense of it and needing to have that reassuring is to be able to plan for their future and to be able to reassure their employees, so highly anxious times. we need to make sure the government provides comprehensive details of what is expected of them and how they can get the support they need to remain viable. hello. storm aiden has been bringing jails. we have a number of yellow warnings from the met office, all the details are on the website. at first this evening, many will be dry as the rain eases from western scotland, but then more rain starts to parlin, then into western scotland, wales, the western side of england. some blustery winds, not a cold night. temperatures not much lower than 7—10 c. that randall slowly clears what you swords more morni

scheduled and regular with the business department, with the treasury, with department for culture, media and sportnd to make sure we can advise businesses and this is the real challenge, 80% of businesses and hospitality are sme blue. they are struggling to cope with the detailfrom government, struggling to make sense of it and needing to have that reassuring is to be able to plan for their future and to be able to reassure employees, highly anxious times and we need to make sure the government provides comprehensive details of what is expected and how they can get the support they need to remain viable. can you talk us through the some of the practical ways, for example pubs and small restaurants, actually adapted and survived ? and small restaurants, actually adapted and survived? they were very agile and trying to react and continued to stay in business. are there adaptations they can again ta ke there adaptations they can again take on to make sure that they keep trading? i think there are adaptations that they were making that will come to the fore again, so many of these businesses, for the

the department of digital, culture, media and sport said it was working flat—out across the governmentre. many of us saw some rain at some point during the day on tuesday. there was some big puddles out and about on the roads. for example, in the highlands of scotland with the wet weather here, and it wasn't just in scotland, the rain was pretty extensive and at its heaviest across northwest england, where in rochdale, in the greater manchester area, we picked up 42 mm of rain. that was the wettest place in the country. it did bring one or two localised issues. still a few showers at the moment, then a clearer slice of weather, but further out in the atlantic, the next lump of cloud is developing, and this will bring rain late in the day on wednesday across many areas. right now, we've got some rain across the northwest of scotland. that rain will be with us well until wednesday to be honest. southwards, a few showers coming down through the irish sea, one or two of those might be picked up in northwest england, particularly around cumbria and north lancashire for a time. otherwise, a

the department for additional culture, media and sport were quick to respond to the letter and they saidhat professional football has the means to support itself that the government focus will be on sports and sectors that cannot support themselves, the government also urge themselves, the government also urge the premier league to sort out a financial deal as soon as possible. the government response did not touch and the return of fans which included the context to all of this from rick perry. rugby union news for you know an igloo out there back up scrum for their final six nations match against italy on saturday. with alex mitchell called up instead. trying to be safe and rt position it wasjust after a trying to be safe and rt position it was just after a little trying to be safe and rt position it wasjust after a little box trying to be safe and rt position it was just after a little box cake that he did and just felt a bit off. loveis that he did and just felt a bit off. love is the important to make sure we get on top of that. they get knocked as well so generally always staying i

the department for digital, culture, media and sport said it was working flat—out across the governmentprize in export their work on understanding black holes. the winners were announced at the televised ceremony of the imprisoned event was cancelled. you the prize was awarded to sir roger penrose committee 89—year—old roger and our mathematical physicist —— physicist found it was a production of the general theory of relativity. andre temp —— andrea ghez is the fourth woman ever to win the prize. a reminder of our top story. the senior white house adviser, stephen miller is the latest of more than a dozen members of president trump's inner circle to test positive for coronavirus — since the president announced he has covid— i9. several senior military officials are also quarantining since one of their colleagues, coast guard official admiral charles ray, tested positive. hello there. many of us saw some rain at some point during the day on tuesday. and there were some big puddles out and about on the roads. for example, in the highlands of scotland with the wet weather here, and it was

the department for digital, culture, media and sport said it was working flat—out across the governmentlear. i'm sure the prospect of a dry day tomorrow comes as music to your ears, as today again it has been another day of sunshine and showers, fewer of them across north yorkshire, some glimpses of sunshine, but further west there was always a lot of cloud around today, shop showers and rough winds bringing some rough seas as

the department for digital, culture, media and sport said it was working flat—out across the governmentbbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good evening. tuesday's been a showery day, but the further east, a little more shelter and fewer showers means a little more sunshine, as you can see across north yorkshire. threatening—looking cloud though for much of the day. in parts of west wales, rough seas as the winds just close to gale force along the exposed coasts. —— gusted. we started off with sharp showers, particularly out to the west. some of those drifted their way steadily eastward through the day. they will ease down and we'll see a window of finer weather developing for wednesday. however, just want to point out this mass of cloud across the atlantic. more rain to come across parts of england and wales in particular for thursday and friday. so the showers will ease overnight. we keep 1—2 sharp showers to the far northwest of scotland. but where skies continue to clear, temperatures may well get down into single figures. it could be a chilly start to

can keep across all of the very latest from transfer deadline day on the bbc sport website and across bbc sport's social media is the final day of the transfer window for all of europe's major leagues. there is still a uk—only window that runs until next friday. so, in that clubs from the efl can still do deals with other efl teams and teams from the premier league — but premier league sides can't conduct any transfers with other premier league teams or clubs from abroad. but that's the latest so far, olly — with just over four hours to go. tammy abraham, jadon sancho and ben chilwell have been told that they can'tjoin up with england today while the fa tries to ascertain if the trio pose a risk to the squad. abra ham has apologised after a surprise birthday party was thrown for him on saturday with a reported 20 people in attendance, breaking covid guidelinessancho and chilwell were also there. in a statement, abraham says he was totally unaware of what was planned but says he would like to wholeheartedly apologise for the naivety shown by all. sancho has also taken to soical media to say sorry. england play

the department for digital, culture, media and sport said it was working flat—out across the government strike a pose and choose your filter because today marks instagram's tenth birthday. how time flies. the app has changed the world , both for better and for worse. it launched on this day in 2010 — getting 25 thousand followers in its first day. in 2012 social media giant facebook bought instagram for one billion dollars. fast forward to today and the app has over one billion users with 500 million new posts everyday. the most followed person on instagram? the footballer cristiano ronaldo with 239 million followers. one more then katty. but the aspirational aesthetic of many influencers filters and fillers, never ending holidays, bikini pics, tanned and toned bodies, makes people worried about the apps impact on mental health of a generation of young girls. just look at these stats for teenage girls self harming in the united states the number remained pretty stable between 2001 and 2009, but from 2010 the year instagram went online the numbers rise. for girls aged 15 — 19 self—harm r

now you can keep across all of the latest news from transfer dealine day across social media @bbc sport anding to the bbc sports website but from me and the rest of the team, it is all for now. goodbye. good evening. the first weekend in october was a com plete the first weekend in october was a complete wash—out but we started the working week on the little bit more ofan working week on the little bit more of an optimistic note. a chance to get to enjoy some of the autumn colour that we've got at the moment with sunny spells and a few scattered showers you can see in the heartland of scotland, the legacy of the weekend wet weather with this flooded cloud field. we are still under the influence of low pressure so under the influence of low pressure so better the messy story, and the west of the south, that is where we will see and some of them for longer spells of rain a time, but the best of the dry weather to scotland in northeast england and here we will get to see more in the way of sunshine. in terms of the feel of things, temperatures should get between 12 and 16 degrees. that area of

on the full ten days ago, i asked media and sport on the full ten days ago, iasked him media andut leeds are up to third, i watched a clip earlier on brea kfast of third, i watched a clip earlier on breakfast of ba mford third, i watched a clip earlier on breakfast of bamford saying afterwards he will eventually tell his children about that hat—trick so a great start to the season and on the programme we will talk about that and also hear from one of newcastle's creative stars, takeover talks for them over the summer and then no takeover, rumours of pusha you teen out coming in for steve bruce, we have harry winks for spurs who says spurs players have not talked about being up against west ham and then coming up to drop with that incredible deal at the and josie mourinho hasn't yet spoken to players about that. vivian made a mark has scored 52 goals in 50 games and rachel yankey will reflect on that and then there is a lovely piece work mark has been to see neil warnock, his 1002nd game in charge, 16 clubs and he has survived a bout of coronavirus, have a look. you're looking goo

the department for digital, culture, media and sport says it will invest in the arts industry.called 0a and now appears to have been removed. the government has announced that exams for students in england will go ahead next summer — although most will be delayed by three weeks. dr mary bousted is joint general secretary of the national education union. shejoins me now. good afternoon to you. a three—week delay to gcses and a—levels in england. what is your reaction to that? my reaction is it a little something. it's not to be, you know, sneezed at, but it's just simply not enough. a three week delay will give a minimalamount of enough. a three week delay will give a minimal amount of extra teaching time, about six hours per subject for the core subjects, or for a—levels, but not much more than that, and we had said to the government, in fact all the unions writing together with the national governors association said they need to be bigger changes to the exams. we a cce pted to be bigger changes to the exams. we accepted that they probably should go ahead but there need to be

quote, the message will be broadly heeded only if it is consistently and honestly delivered by the media, religious leaders, sportsgures, and public servants, those in positions of authority have a duty to get the message out. one thing the president without naming him in with all of the other people so he doesn't get mad maybe, the problem is all of the other people have been getting the message out for eight months. the media, sports figures, public servants at large, and when it comes to some religious leaders, ones that did not encourage masks or social distancing and turned their churches into super spreaders, they were taking queues from the president. on average, these figures did their duty to get the message out loud and clear. you just chose to ignore it. >> wear a mask. keep some distance and be outside as much as possible. >> wash your hands regularly and thoroughly with warm water and soap. or clean them with the alcohol base hand rub. >> avoid touching your eyes, nose, mouth. >> wear a mask when you are out in public. >> please leave your mask on, pulling it down exposes you to the virus. >> wear you

look, out for this evening, and mark of courtse you can keep and mark of course you can keep across it all on the bbc sport website and social mediaand jadon sancho have been told that they can'tjoin up with england today while the fa tries to ascertain if the trio pose a risk to the squad. abraham has apologised and says he was totally unaware of a surprise birthday party thrown for him on saturday with a reported 20 people in attendance. chilwell and sancho have also apologised for being there. england play three matches in the next nine days starting with a friendly against wales on thursday. manchester city's raheem sterling won't be involved. he picked up a minor hamstring issue in city's draw against leeds over the weekend and has withdrawn from the squad. here's the former city and england defender mikah richards. know, we are not going to hearfrom him. geraint‘s thomas' hopes of winning the giro d'italia suffered a huge blow on just the third stage of the race. this footage shows a water bottle rolling across the road as the peleton made its way out of the town of enna before the racing had even begun. thomas was the unluc

and how black you are being a negative thing. a negative stereotype. kind of does not allow you to sort of take up that space. sport and media all that is intertwined and when you read or hear stereotyping of any form related to black female athletes or black male athletes or other ethnic backgrounds, it's mentally draining because you don't want any individual to feel that they cannot be 100% themselves. maybe on that particular day in a training session i am that very competitive person that comes across a little bit more feisty. but because there is an association with being a black woman and having that kind of energy and boldness is not always seen as a positive thing, i might refrain from being that person. that is what i think is a sad thing. honestly, i think my message to people more so who receive racism is that, you know, obviously they are not the problem. you are seen as the threat, i guess, because for whatever reason the people that feel that they have to use that kind of behaviour or language feel, ithink, insecure. but ultimately it is always going to come down to us having open and honest conversations abou

get into it makes us unique >> you have been in the middle of the draft kings story >> major sports and mediahere i originally came across draft kings because i was serving on the advisory board of a couple of professional sports league. they thought they had to be there. what do you do when you can't charge more. disney is unique probably the unique sports media property everybody is picking their partners draft kings has some of the premiere partners in the market with folks like the philadelphia eagles and new york knicks this will be a huge fundamental growth area. we are just seeing the beginning of it with states allowing legalized gambling we will probably see it play out over the next five or six years or so. the beginning of a trend, but we think this will be a huge ma macrotail wind >> if disney spun out their business, could you see draft kings and espn having a more formalize the partnership or marriage perhaps >> i don't know about marriage they have a deep partnership now. they are dating heavily. a lot of draft kings stuff i think draft kings is innovative with them they might

on banning fans from singing the anthem they have said they will use social media to improve diversity and inclusion in the sportng skies this evening for both england and wales. you may be able to get a view of the meteor shower, but further north, the weather is turning again. as the wind picks up overnight, we blow in cloud and rain into scotland and northern ireland, eventually pushing down into northern england and north wales by the end of the night. by which time it's going to be quite chilly ahead of the clearer skies, colder than last night. could be five or six degrees, maybe a touch colder than that even in the glens of scotland, where after the overnight rain, tomorrow we're going to see sunshine and showers for scotland, northern ireland chasing and behind this band of cloud and rain as it moves its way southwards. arriving in southern england for the afternoon, the rain could be rather heavy. the showers following there will be heavy in the northwest, where the winds are strongest. may well be some hail and thunder in there too, and typical temperatures are only i! degrees in the afternoon, a touch

and they want to get back to business as usual with china. cozy, cozy. the fact is, there are many people in power in the media, in business, in sports and entertainment, the democratic party, who are rooting against trump's recovery and america's recovery while he's president. it is their masks that are off. that's the angle. joining me now is mollie hemingway, senior editor at "the federalist" and fox news contributor. mollie, your reaction to the absolute meltdown in the media just as president trump was flying back from walter reed. they were melting down at the other cables. >> the normal, sane reaction from most americans is to be happy at the news that president trump is on his way home from walter reed that he's made it home. that's not what you saw in the media. i can't even believe how crazy it was today, how upset people were even as they were so upset over the weekend is the new seem to indicate that he was recovering quite nicely. katie couric tweeted that she couldn't believe network executives allowed the story even to be covered today because it amounted to a three hour photo opportunity for president trump. i think that explains why so man

why it caused a lot of buzz and tears on social media tonight. sports is next. okay, it is not happen, the a's on the verge of elimination. game two of the best of five series down at dodgers stadium, one of baseball's bubble sites. much like game one the a's jumped out to an early lead only to watch the astros take control of the game. the astros won 5-2. the a's now have to win three straight games or their season is over. game three is tomorrow afternoon. >>> well, ton made that announcement. watch. >> sharks are proud to select from the prince albert raiders ozzie. >> what you saw the director of scouting use american sign language. he did it because the mother of the player they selected is deaf. the family thrilled as you can american sign language to communicate with we're back with more in a moment. 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. only with xfinity mobile. >>> well, finally tonight an east bay woman checks off a bucket list item. she welcomed ellen

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i'm used to watching a lot of football but thanks to social media and videos i've managed to make it through sport along with much else was suspended in march argentina has suffered 30000 deaths from the pandemic and more than 1000000 people have been infected football here is an intrinsic part of daily life and his absence has been strongly felt but now it's back with all its hopes expectations and disappointments an essential distraction in troubled times the argentine economy was already in a bad way before the virus struck and football clubs haven't escaped the devastation that's followed argentina's in a tough way the moment with a pandemic the numbers keep going up the science show no signs of slowing but after 7 months the club's a pretty. much a terrible sight they're bleeding money they haven't been receiving television money because obviously they have been playing. but now they will buy this football this magic and no one personifies that better than diego maradona the manager of him. who played the 1st game of the new season on the day the number 10 celebrates his 60th birthday. for al

on banning fans from singing the anthem they have said they will use social media to improve diversity and inclusion in the sport to feeling colder for the next few days, probably with temperatures dipping a little bit below where they should be. we will still see some sunshine like we saw on thursday between the showers, this was the rain that moved away, the showers came in, but this next little area of low pressure comes in, giving some quite heavy rain actually through the night as it crosses scotland, northern ireland into the northern half of england and wales. you can see the wraparound here, the area of low pressure, a brisk north—westerly bringing heavy showers, frequent showers following that rain. so, as we go through the day, there will be early brightness in the south and east, but the rain will eventually reach here by lunchtime. still some heavy rain upon that weather front and we still have that wraparound left around the area of low pressure and rain in the north east of scotland, northern isles and elsewhere, sunny spells and showers. quite a brisk breeze, gusty near those showers, and temperat

with the media, professional sports leagues, universities and every other powerful institution on board with identity politics, how does the average person fight against this? >> i do not want anyone to lose their jobs, but we need to draw inspiration from the people that live behind the iron curtain and in the soviet union that did speak the truth and face the consequences. i think that they are brave for remaining standing when they play the national anthem. i think that we should hold them off as heroes. they are the ones that have courage. look how courageous a basketball players left the court when they played the national anthem. that is not courageous. to be that one man, the picture of people saluting hitler and this one man with his arms folded, that is a courageous one. i think that when they come along until you there will be another struggle session or you have to put something on your desk, gently push back and say what is happening. why. i think that we have to summon up some courage. again, please don't lose your jobs. we need to create some space for liberty. michael, i

and it was wrong. it was just a big mistake. leaders all across politics, sports, the media, should be saying to people, put your masks on and be safe until we get a vaccine that can help to protect us completely. >> reporter: in the race for a vaccine, pfizer today saying if all goes well, they could have a vaccine ready to send for emergency authorization soon after the third week of november. a vaccine can't come soon enough. in florida, unimaginable loss for the family of jerry jones, the 51-year-old veteran and ems first responder who died of the virus just a day after his 41-year-old sister also lost her life to covid. >> i had to call jerry's mom, and tell her that her child didn't make it after the day before, she'd gotten the phone call about her daughter not making it. two blows. two devastating blows. those were their only children. >> just awful. a mother losing her daughter and son just a day apart. and alex joins us now from outside an emergency room in chicago tonight. alex, i know that illinois is just one of the states tonight seeing record cases and increas

but how feasible is it is late day given the insidious presence can't even detect it, sports and entertainment, mediapolitics because they seem so much more depth than during the cold war. >> i infer from your question that you are suggesting that we can't change will withdraw yourself and exclusively intertwined with china which is insidiously, as you suggest, enmeshed itself in our economy, our society, even our culture, as you say. hollywood right now is editing their films, shooting their movies in many cases, with a camp to beijing because they want the international market to be excited about the product. if no longer for u.s. audience, it's no longer a u.s. product. it was always an american product before an audience. the product coming out of hollywood now is an international and chinese product and the u.s. market sort of tagging along behind it. a major change in our society and culture and business of entertainment and media because this gives beijing an inordinate influence, they are being represented in movies in many cases, much more than less traditional american values and the world

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thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics sport i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. come back and agreed ceasefire between our media and as about john has just come into effect in the going to cover a buck 3 days of talks in washington but while there is hope that the bloody fighting will now stop there's another battle raging in the disputed region on the ground biggest looks at how not going to cut about is dealing with the pandemic. it's the 2nd coming of a familiar villain europe's new wave of covert 19 is forcing people to social distance and avoid mass gatherings but here in the mountainous region of nagorno-karabakh in the south caucasus locals have a starkly different reason to avoid crowds and shelter in basements. while elsewhere hospitals are hoarding ventilators and personal protection equipment here in karabakh hospitals are stocking up on blood bags and painkillers the health care system is under massive strain there's a heavy influx of wounded soldiers from the front lines and civilians from shelled towns many hospitals have been bombed too but the situation is so dire some of them had no choice but

little i'm used to watching a lot of football but thanks to social media and videos i've managed to make it through sports along with much else was suspended in march argentina has suffered 30000 deaths from the pandemic and more than 1000000 people have been infected football here is an intrinsic part of daily life and its absence has been strongly felt but now it's back with all its hopes expectations and disappointments and essential distraction in troubled times the argentine economy was already in a bad way before the virus struck and football clubs haven't escaped the devastation that followed argentina's in a tough way the moment with a pandemic the numbers keep going up this science show not. signs of slowing but after 7 months the club's a pretty much a terrible site they're bleeding money they haven't been receiving television money because obviously they have been playing. but now they will this football this magic a new one personifies that better than diego maradona the manager of him. who played the 1st game of the new season on the day the number 10 celebrates his 60th birthday. and for all

and the rfu decided to conduct a review. although they don't plan on banning fans from singing the anthem they have said they will use social media to improve diversity and inclusion in the sportl leaders in parts of england with high rates of coronavirus have criticised the government for failing to properly consult with them, as ministers consider whether tighter restrictions are needed to control the spread of the virus. an announcement is expected next week, and could include the closure of pubs and restaurants. joe anderson is the labour mayor of liverpool, hejoins me now. we are very grateful for your time thank you. i wonder if you can tell me what discussions and contact you have had with government. the only issue of the local lockdown measures, as you said, the ones that have been leaked today and the ones that we expect to be in place on monday. we have had a little or no dialogue with central government at all. what we have tomorrow morning isa all. what we have tomorrow morning is a briefing session with the prime minister's policy adviser, we know he is also meeting with other leaders in other cities across the north and i expect from sometime this evening to hav

and in newspapers worldwide. while at the same time, undermining independent chinese-language media wherever it is found. pop culture, arts and sports are major battlegrounds too. americans saw the national basketball association thrown into crisis over a single tweet about hong kong. players, coaches owners known for strong opinions are cowed into silence when the topic is china. fan it is are booed from stadiums holding signs that say google uighurs. it's amazing we haven't seen more about this to daut. we've seen the conspicuous absence of hollywood movies to por draw the hear rowism of young people of hong kong, the leaders of underground chinese christian churches or tibetans trying to preserve their culture. there's also an increasing number of movies portraying beijing as a benevolent global leader even in areas such as space where, in fact, beijing very recklessly carried out a anti-satellite missile test back in 2007, littering low orbit with a lot of space junk. so we see the bullying of corporations. marriott, mercedes benz and many more to parrot ccp talking points let'ses they face -- lest they face boycotts impacting t

reported that turkish media had pictures and names of the men they said were members of the assassination sport the new york times also ran the story reporting that he had been dismembered with the bones or 2 hours after his death and that the orders to assassinate him had been issued from the highest levels of the saudi royal court. the hit men said that they were tourists but tourists don't normally go to the consulate for a few hours and then return to the airport. they 1st went to the hotel and been to d.m. markets here in istanbul where they purchased 16 or 20 large suitcase and then they went to the consulate then the consul's house into the hotel and then they left. their hotel reservation was for 4 days but they stayed only 10 hours. members of the. team as a body guard. 11 days after disappearing donald trump was still insisting on c.b.s. 60 minutes the crown prince the denied any knowledge of what had happened but he warned saudi arabia a severe everything if it were proven that he had been killed this is something you'll be surprised that there's something really terrible and disgust

and spending seven days in the icu. >> i let my guard down. leaders all across politics, sports, the mediapeople, put your masks on and be safe until we get a vaccine that can help to protect us, completely. >> reporter: six days out of the hospital. he says he's still not feeling 100%. karina mitchell, abc news, new york. >>> the stakes are high to protect nearly 40 million californians from getting infected, and spreading covid-19. both apple and google have been working on providing tools to do mobile app contact tracing, however privacy and getting the public to opt in can be difficult. abc 7 news reporter david louie looks into the challenges to improve health outcomes. >> utah was first in the nation last april to rule out a smart phone app to do covid contact tracing, nearly six month later the healthy together app is used by 94,000 of its residents as ucsf conducts a pilot test of a tracing app challenges lie ahead. a survey indicates roughly half, 52%, are willing to share tracking data in an app while 28% are unwilling. 20% are willing only with privacy protection. that falls far

and spending seven days in the icu. >> i let my guard down. leaders all across politics, sports, the mediashould be saying to people, put your masks on and be safe until we get a vaccine that can help to protect us, completely. >> reporter: six days out of the hospital. he says he's still not feeling 100%. karina mitchell, abc news, new york. >>> the stakes are high to protect nearly 40 million californians from getting infected, and spreading covid-19. both apple and google have been working on providing tools to do mobile app contact tracing, however privacy and getting the public to opt in can be difficult. abc 7 news reporter david louie looks into the challenges to improve health outcomes. >> reporter: utah was first in the nation last april to rule out a smart phone app to do covid contact tracing, nearly six month later the healthy together app is used by 94,000 of its residents as ucsf conducts a pilot test of a contact tracing app at several locations challenges lie ahead. is survey of 5,000 adults indicates roughly half, 52%, are willing to share tracking data in an app while 28%

and spending seven days in the icu. >> i let my guard down. leaders all across politics, sports, the mediashould be saying to people, put your masks on and be safe until we get a vaccine that can help to protect us, completely. >> reporter: six days out of the hospital. christie says he's still not feeling 100%. karina mitchell, abc news, new york. >>> the stakes are high to protect nearly 40 million californians from getting infected, and spreading covid-19. both apple and google have been working on tools to do mobile app contact tracing, utah was the first in the nation to roll out an app to do contact tracing. six months later the healthy together app is used by 94,000 people. ucsf is currently conducting a pilot test of a contact tracing app, but a survey indicates roughly half, 52%, are willing to share tracking data in an app while 28% are unwilling. 20% are willing only with privacy protection. >> to get the level of benefit that would be needed to bring the pandemic fully under control you would need high levels of participation in 60% to 80%. >> healthy together does not allow us

and kpmg kicks off its women's leadership today the goal is to try to help women advance from business to politics, sports and mediaers will include condoleezza rice as well as mike worth who is the chairman and ceo of chevron and in fact he will be joining us later in the show, but right now we'll talk to the person behind the summit, ceo of kpmg paul, i want to hear about what you are doing today, but first a few comments about what you think about the president's stimulus talks, what he said yesterday, what he tweeted overnight. and what that could do to corporate confidence you talk to ceos all the time. what did you think when the president calling off talks and what did you think later when you heard the tweets that he would sign some of the bills into law if passed on to him >> good morning, becky and it is great to be with you again. yes, it is clear that there are sectors in the economy and that there are viare individuals, pen the u.s. hurting from the dual health crisis of covid-19 and the severe economic crisis it also seems clear that additional fiscal stimulus will be necessary so we remain hopeful th

media and foreign ministers in moscow for talks. french aid worker freed in mali after 4 years in captivity has arrived in france and is greeted by president emanuel. i'm joining with the sports as refound down takes to the court in his. final bron james in the l.a. lakers and chasing glory in the n.b.a. finals against the miami heat that's coming up later this news hour. gun shots will be inheriting kyrgyzstan's capital bishkek after the president declared a state of emergency and ordered the deployment of troops. demonstrations against the president of being held in a city square while a separate drop in supporting a new self-proclaimed prime minister was also held protesters forced the resignation of the government on tuesday the results of the election have since been. a list of look at the key players here kurdistan's president sort of in biogen because of insists he is in control of the country sadly as jeff put it all does the new prime minister protesters freed him from jail earlier this week the veteran politician had been serving an 11 and a half year jail term for kidnapping also freed on tuesday it was former president . he was close to president gen book off but

media and azerbaijan. heavy rain triggers flash floods and landslides we've got all the latest from vietnam and cambodia. and in sports andy murray is still looking to hit top form since his return from surgery all the details coming up later in this news hour. to thailand's ny where thousands of protesters are on the streets of the capital demanding political reform the protesters want the prime minister to resign and say a complete overhaul of the electoral system they're also calling for reforms to the monarchy and the laws that protect the king from scrutiny well scott heiler is at those process in bangkok and census this update. as promised in the thousands the anti-government protesters are marching now down from democracy monument and will head toward government house as they promised in the yen as we've been seeing throughout the day the police presence has been building up we know that there are 14000 police officers out for crowd control and there's certain court on on the way to government house there are buses there are fences and there are lines of polling . this is the 1st police barricade that the prote

warner media, of course, is the parent of hbo, turner sports, cartoon channel, cartoon network and ofrse, cnn as well. we have warner brothers, hbo, cable channels cutting costs by as much as 20% due in part to the coronavirus pandemic draining income from movie theater tickets, cable subscriptions and tv ads. shares of at & t right now up 1%. >>> okay. so we continue to talk about this theme of whether we will see a stimulus plan. now, even as stocks move higher on new stimulus hopes, senate insiders are apparently doubtful that even targeted aid can get through at this point. charlie gasparino with the latest details from inside the beltway. what are you hearing? charlie: you know, the stimulus package was always a heavy lift. the latest round of it. we are still talking about this when it was supposed to be done in august. we are hearing even now where they look like there could be some ray of hope for very targeted stimulus, some of the stuff we first broke on "the claman countdown" a couple days ago about maybe doing some more business loans, some additional ppp money, something

russell wilson he is good sports director jason dumas says that story coming and just days before the election senators grilled social media ceo's about whether their companies are politically biased we're going to take you to washington dc for that story right after the break. as a nurse, i've faced the fear of being stretched too thin to do my job right. and it's not just health care workers. our teachers and school staff are going the extra mile for our kids. our firefighters are taking on unthinkable missions to keep us safe. how can we keep giving billions in tax breaks to rich corporations when our communities need that money? prop 15 closes corporate loopholes and invests in our schools, health care, and public safety. help us do our jobs. vote yes on 15. >>on capitol hill senators grilled the ceos of big tech companies about political fairness on their platforms but some lawmakers say the timing of the hearing is an attempt to bully social media companies. alexandra le mon explains. >>the ceo's of twitter facebook and google faced a panel of angry senators misterdorsey to believe that the holocaust really happened