villa goalkeeper emi martinez nudged the ball out of the six yard box to tyrone mings, who thought theoal kick hadn't been taken, picked up the ball. a penalty was awarded and scored. elsewhere in the champions league, on wednesday, robert lewandowski scored twice as barcelona thrashed red star belgrade. that's 19 goals in 16 games so far this season for him. harry kane assisted jamal musiala in bayern munich's win over benfica. there were wins as well away from home for red bull salzburg, brest and atalanta. psg—atletico finished 2—0 to the spanish side, and in the other early kick—off, shakhtar donetsk came from behind to leave young boys still without a point. well, here is how the table looks. after four matches, liverpool leading the way with maximum points from their four games. aston villa are just inside the automatic qualification places. arsenal dropped to 13th, off that page, seven points from a possible 12. in other news, former manchester city defender benjamin mendy will receive the majority of his unpaid salary from the premier league club. the former france internationa

villa defender tyrone mings who was playing only his second game after 14 months out inexplicably pickede ball after it had been played to him from a goal kick. his boss unai emery called it "the biggest mistake i witnessed in my career", but the brugge boss was a little less scathing. it isa it is a manager is a nightmare, isn't it? that's for sure and we knew it immediately because he took the ball and played it to the defender and didn't notice it, so we immediately saw it was a penalty. but in the end, it is a penalty. if we had to deal with something like that, it would have been very sour but it's just a small present like this which will take on gladly. villa's defeat doesn't prevent them from hanging on to one of the top 8 automatic qualifying positions. inter�*s win takes them up to 5th. they�* re level on points with brest, the team that only 20 years ago were among the amateur ranks but another win on wednesday has them among the elite in europe. below them, barcelona won for a third straight time. their 5—2 victory over sparta prague meaning they've now scored three or more i

momentum of the martian at zero, and momentum is important because every major economy needs to be mingt maximum power. but what i would say about this and climate finance is 2024 is not 2016, and you see this in baku. 2016 when donald trump was first elected, people were wandering around in shock, and now they are getting around with business. so i think this result was priced in for a lot of people. in 2016, it was the era of climate negotiation, and the world needed the u.s. to take the lead with china and getting the paris agreement done. now we are getting on with implementing the paris agreement. so this issue of climate finance, like many others, what the world needs most from the united states is not a couple billion dollars to push through aid budgets or develop my finance, but what they world needs from the u.s. is to be an engine for driving toward net zero and driving the deployment of these technologies, which will benefit the rest of the world. annita: on that point, about funding from wealthier countries, developed countries, talking about private finance, too, and i thin

reporter curtis ming is looking into what might happen with all that sensitive medical data. >> who doesu who you are? >> reporter: throughsaliva submissions companies like 23andme can tell you information about your level and genealogy, but what now after the company had big layoffs losing 98% of its value? the company said it has private protection in place and does not share customer data without their consent, but if the company goes bankrupt or is sold, there is concern its valuable database could also end up sold. u.s. davis law lisa eccimoto is concerned. >> it's like any other form of digital data right now. it's vulnerable. >> reporter: dna expert ruth ballard first told me in 2018 this type of data can devastate you if in the hands of insurance companies who may not insure you or with an employer. >> if they know you're going to get early onset alzheimer's, they may not promote you or they may not hire you. >> 23andme has told cbs news it does not have plans to sell. anyone in their database can request the company delete their profile. under california law they have 30 days to

welcome to the day mister minge out for some congratulations on the truly impeccable timing of the release of your book. were you surprised at all to see the governing coalition fall apart? i was actually surprised, stuckey surprised that it would fall apart on the date of bending book was published. that was standing not intended, but it certainly i have expected it to last because i do not think that the st pods are doing themselves any phases uh from you know, technical photos. it was the one of you, the best move best buy out against, uh, both against linds month against charles. and especially for lyndon. i think i think there is not enough much of an upside for him. i just thought to you, in your opinion, what were the key factors that got the country here? this is done a badge, a long time. i think people was the really good economy is by looking at you the piece that goes and you know, just gdp a sort of held up because right, good in, especially in the peer from 2005, 2015 and more recently, you know, it's, it's been sort of stuck maintaining a bit, and it's only sort of in the la

would it be ming to make this statement if a string of burglaries had actually happened th month, theeowner has no of knowing that, the realtor knows that and at the time the statement is made, the homeowners insuran actually already shot up two tiigher than before. at i'm suggesting is it is misleaecause the homeowner is making a determination of the risk of buying this property and paying aertain amount of meowner insurance and when you say you are stating it totally futuristic way as if the burglary has never happened, they are miscalculating, they are being misledo making that calculation. >> justice jackson i would make three points in response tot the first is i don't think that that statement would be misleading. i think youe two parts carefully the language of the statement. if crime goes up,ome consequence could occur. the natural impli of that is if crime goes u from where it is now. that having been said, want to acknowledge. >> is the whole, the whole point of these risk disclosure statements as i think you admitted is that the person hearing them is trying to determine wh

i mean, you saidy raised it up a level of generality, it's likely to ming.hey will have more useless disclosures potentially of this. >> justice kavanaugh. you said there's no fair notice issue here. i guess because i'm not really seeing that because all the hypotheticals illustrated a of uncertainty when the company would be required to that goes back to the question i raised which is why can't the sec just write a reg. it's verple to add to 105 something l when the company discloses the risk of a future event that could cause harm, also disclose any past >> could the sec do that? >> the could always be clearer in this regard and maybe it could some d but i don't think the sec feels that it >> why does the judiciary have to walk the plank on this and answer that question when the sec could do it, tall uncertainty and of the theticals that have arisen which in turn just f speaking to myselfs a lot of questions for companies about what they don't and t, ofe and course, going forward, looking backward they will be stu with liability. going forwahey are going t

. >> psychologist say this is causing huge ming amount of anxiety but this group seemed optimistic despite being in a democratic stronghold. >> certainly there is a lot of hostility to trump, but there is a lot of support, too. there's a lot more support than people realize. some people will be surprised by the result of the election. >> moving down the freeway to livermore where they paraded through downtown square eventually ending up at robertson park. joining them was bill from system city who brought along is massey ferguson tractor , a symbol of the country he would like to see. >> it was built by american hands and american steel. it represents the whole foundation of what they try to make , they're not for america. >> if republicans have a anti-american image it's probably from the unwillingness to accept the outcome of the 2020 race. >> i'm so concerned about fraud. that's the biggest worry. not that he will win, but he will be screwed again like he was four years ago. >> respecting the process is bedrock to the foundation of democratic system and one dublin resident things that t

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. >> before we get you out of here, we want to do a light ming round. in a word or sentence.get home alive. >> hamilton the man. >> relentless. >> hamilton the play. >> relentless. toe tapping. >> broadway or film? >> broadway. >> writing or singing? >> writing. >> journalism or history? >> journalism. >> puerto rico or new york? >> new york. >> art or truth? [ laughter ] >> can't it be both? >> last one. disney or disney? [ laughter ] >> well i think our corporate overlord will know the answer to that one. >> i was thinking about these for you then they started to become a self-parody. best advice you have ever gotten. >> my mom i think saw my artistic tendencies early and said it is all grist for the mill when i was really young. if i was in agony, if i was miserable. she would say it is grist for the mill. don't shut down. remember what this feels like because you will need it later. and that created an artist with that advice. >> i will tell you what my mom said. life is never about what happens to you but what you do with it. >> that's good. >> and it is hard because har

i think that their is that the app developer here did not develop support. >> why isn't that ming? >> i think the reason that that is nleading is because there is no representation here about what has taken place in e past. other statements on which theye s forward looking, so in one respect and that it doesn't tify specifically harm to business otation. but the fundamental problem with plaintiffs' the to this statement is that the episode of data misuse that 're complaining about was in the public domain at the time. so their claim has to be something -- >> that has to do with more materiality. at's a different issue. on.t's not what we granted cert >> well, they can'ssibly pursue a claim in a case where the alleged omitted information was in the public domain, whether you locate that in the materiality element or som else. and t's precisely why their claim has to be that our statement had to contain something more than simply a disclosure about the data misu that was already in the public in. and my question for the othe side is, what is this something more that they think this s

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this person was ming the point many o these seats will fall together. we don't know that.et's work under that hypothesis they go thereo 21 or 222? they're going to go to to 12. they lost 10 seats. now don't know let's leave that aside. i think it's a fact. >> it's a factor but let's think about this. jim jordan runs against mike johnson most likely could jordan beat him? >> i think is very possible. we have covered them for a long time. he's clearly building goodwill among the gop conference is going to all these people that's prevent him from the speakership blaster during the three week pause. we are also seeing school lease to the same thing going to the district help in the same people there obviously both trying to build right now. that's a lot of money going on also jordans and gerous donations is a big indicator. >> michael johnson i'll be honest with you i go backnd forth. i think people will appreciate 22 and 50 plus 40 states he's talking a lot about that. it's kind of a standard it's what speakers do. but what is his cstituency? >> you have to think a leadership

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will: how much land are you pardon ming -- farming here in north alabama? >> roughly 5000 acres.ood cotton crop look like in the field in. >> it's the most beautiful sight, it's like a mow bank. will: this is what you use to brit it up out of the field. you have three of these pickers? >> i do. will: let's go pick some cotton. ♪ will: all right, mark, we just got off the cotton picker, now we're standing in the middle of yeager gin where the cotton begins the process of becoming loose and clean cotton. >> this is what comes out of the field. the seeds are in it, it's got trash, a little leaves and sufficient. -- stuff. it goes through cotton clearances, then it goes through the gin where the seeds are separated from the lint, and then it goes to lint cleaning, and then you bale it. will: these bales, this is finished cotton -- >> i would call that pretty clean. will: this is beautiful. and how many sets of bed sheets would come out of a roughly 5000-pawned bale like this?? -- 500-pound. >> 66 sets of king, that would be a fitted, flat and two pillow cases. will: your daughter ann

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join ming me no is no nor northa senator kevin cramer. thank you for being here this morning.ight? >> i am. maria: why? >> well, couple of things, first of all, john and i go way back. we were young 30-year-olds, 28-year-olds, running the north dakota and south dakota republican parties at a time when there were no republicans in congress from those states. he has a good sense of how he wants to run things, has a good sense of what the opposition will try to do to put up barriers having been the whip for the last several years but i'll take any one of the three over what we have in chuck schumer. i appreciated the clip from rick. i think that's a unanimous sentiment among the three of them and the other 50 of us. maria: when you say unanimous sentiment, what is the sentiment? that he will be able to push trump's agenda through. >> whoever it is will be able to push trump's agenda through because we're committed to that, we're committed to the same things. we understand that donald trump won in the case of a third of us in the same election we all won in and we're hearing that

ji ho poh ming. danson. tang lin. sam de su lin tiktok. your take on ji yong kai ho tong. golden chong by fauci dean lee. south. go putang chung. hong kong taichung. golden chin by de su yip cheong chin. do you go? mike pompeo jen psaki. let's go. fan tim buttigieg pin heng chee. how in vietnam, ken yang, why can't you come? tiktok hayat khan hong kah hong kong. hui yin buttigieg fauci for circle. j&j wutong ho by tiktok yong zhongxiang susu. got it fine. got wai wai yin tong si sam see pyeongsan junggok. how come se got y segun tong hall? thank you. good afternoon, commissioners and supervisors. i will be providing translation. my name is xiao ling chang and i'm speaking today on behalf of the peng yun resident improvement association or piria, to ask for your support in approving the new asia senior housing project. sgd piria has represented over a thousand public housing residents in chinatown since 1967. our mission is to engage residents and improve living conditions for the penguin community. as syria's president and a long time penguin resident, i have seen firsthan

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. >> taiwan will need to invest even more in defense professor chun ming tsai says including billions. s. made weapons despite a $20 billion backlog of undelivered fighter jets and tanks artillery and missiles is taiwan more or less safe during trump 2.0? >> we don't know when. >> one characteristic of trump especially during the second trump administration, will be the unpredictability so we don't know. we will be safer or more dangerous, but the thing is that we are going to pay higher price for either way. >> taiwan could be caught in a bind facing skyrocketing defense costs and growing economic uncertainty. what are you guys thinking here? >> a lot of worries going on. i mean, worries about this post election may have a big shift of policies towards trade, towards investment. >> christy hsu is a top economist in taipei. she says taiwan's chip industry is bracing for impact. if trump reshapes trade policies or imposes steep tariffs. taiwan produces most of the world's advanced chips powering everything from smartphones to missiles. >> these chip companies, they stole. they stole 95

i want to emphase again, it is not like atf was ming up with this rule without real world experience about the kinds of products these french manufacturers were putting on the market. these are kits that you could put together in unr an hour. they had all of threlevant components, you would just need to do a little bit of finishing work. it of pu one together. the first thing that's required is drilling the holes. usually it's six holes and you do it with the jig. yohave the tool in the kit. you know where to drill in the second step is to remove the plastic tabs. that doesn't require much work because you clip them off with a pair of pliers or a box cutter, cut it down using a metal nail file or a dremel rotary tool. that a lot of people, especially dog owners, own. it hpful for trimming your dog's nails. at that point, you can quickly assemblet. that's how the products were marketed. >> this follows in a long line of regulation. there were changes that the new regulation is intended to capture items with jigs and templates. is there anything else the new regulation was intended to

this an argument when ming i think would be strong enough but it don't think, i think the governmentmentions -- >> one of the criteria is whether the law is related to the free expression. >> that's what you get o of n. >> that means o'briant is unsatisfied. it dsn't mean you get out of o'brien. that's what happens. that's why the criteria under which a law survives o'brien screwed enjoy argument wlde i assume that the law can't survive o'brien screwed because it's related to the free expression than it is invalid. >> i tnk they're talking about thatin different. i think the law is out of o'brien and subject to strict scrutiny. because it's not incidental. if i can go back to judge rao -- >> before you do that, youtart off, not srt ofcom earlier said duration would occur in united stasnder tiktok's proposal, cre? the nsa proposes more or less reflecd texas, isn't not? >> project texas implement some bu not all of the protections. >> and the duration, the estimate of duration is recognition ein creek. >> was there are multiple forms of duration. some areonnt -- >> is that one of them.

hoover's collection, which collecting which hoover also did of ming vases, chinese porcelain, but famously the the debris metallic a volume, which they spent about five years translating from the latin as it was written by a german scholar in in the 1500s coining terms that were available in the old latin. and it was a giant puzzle to be solved. and it's a beautiful, remarkable book. mrs. hoover did probably more work on it than he do did on a day to day basis, but it was a collaboration and that was a, i think, a sign of their intellectual curiosity. and that's the impression i have of her. she was very alert. no, she wasn't one to to step into the limelight with him. she was supportive of him. but she had her own interests, such as the girl scouts, as has has been noted. but i think that that was something that that bonded them and they i've read a lot of her letters. they're rather different from his in style, his tend to be very concise precise to the point she would write to her son, allen, in particular her long letters, but very interesting. and in her way, she was an administrator

not just that the omitted fact is materi thathe omission eredhe affirmative statement that's made mingecause the statement implicitly misrepresents that the event never occurred. i think that's a requirement with real teeth because, if you have a statement, say, that is phrased in very general terms like, our business may struggle with users trusting us in th year ahead, that may harm our sine because we depend on ad revenue, that kind of general statement is much less likely to lead a reasona investor to think anything in particular about the past occurrence of misappropriation of user data. e prlem with the statements here is that they were reasonably specific and ey we talking about a specific category of risch invites the reasonable investor to think no significisod of that kind of risk has already materialized. so i th'-- i think it's a real limit on our position, anink the court could well make that clear, that you have to lk at the generality of the the statement does acknowledge that events of this kind have occurred, even if you don't get he scifics of the relevant event, it's

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tyrone mings fails to notice a goal—kick being taken and hands brugge a penalty, which they scored toeal a 1—0 win. we join vernon kay as he visits a youth project in his home town of bolton to see how children in need has been helping. the next couple of days remain cloudy and damp at times with limited sunshine. bi; cloudy and damp at times with limited sunshine.— cloudy and damp at times with limited sunshine. �* , ,, ._ . ., limited sunshine. by sunday we could have a weather— limited sunshine. by sunday we could have a weather front _ limited sunshine. by sunday we could have a weather front bringing - limited sunshine. by sunday we could have a weather front bringing rain - have a weather front bringing rain and fresher and brighter conditions behind it. it's thursday the 7th of november. us vice president kamala harris has conceded the election to donald trump but vowed that she'll continue to fight for her principles of freedom, opportunity, fairness and dignity. she addressed supporters in washington after losing to mr trump in both the total number of votes cast and the elec