even so our mir mir a villarreal had a craving for something familiar. >> howdy folks. >> it's the texas sized tradition with a twist this year. every fall the texas state fair draws millions to dallas for football, food and fun. >> come for the corn dogs and turkey legs legs with. >> over the summer the fair was cancelled because of the coronavirus pandemic but organizers found a way to bring back the fun at a distance. >> can i get a beep beep. >> we got a jeep. popped off the top and took a ride through the new texas state fair. >> at the end of the state fair they want very little contact here so this is our menu. everything can be brought to us. >> oh pie goodness, these look amazing. >> it is a limited menu with fan favorites like jack fries, fletcher's cornie dogs and cotton candy. >> thank you. >> and we had to make an extra stop at smokey johns barbecue for some official state fair research. >> the smoke on this is so

third was enough to move mir 1a points clear in the standings.ley smith were eleventh and fifteenth. pole sitter takaki nakagami crashed out on the opening lap. scotland staged a remarkable fightback to salvage a draw against france in the women's six nations. a result which hands england the championship with one round of matches still to play. they were 13 — three down at one stage before this late try from rachael shankland helped them to a draw. france needed a win to take the title to the final weekend, england now six points clear and cant be caught ehading into their final match with italy next sunday. we started with british success and we're ending with some as well. never to be outdone, ben stokes was back to his brilliant best in the indian premier league. the england all—rounder made a superb unbeaten

has been sworn in as kuwait's mir. the organization that manages the u.s. election debates will make changes to bring order the remaining 2 contests it hasn't given any specifics yet but there have been coals for the moderates to be able to cut the candidates microphones present trump has been well i think criticized for how much he interrupted. joe biden's and during the 1st debate both men also treated personal insults i'm calling. back to debate the university of michigan has more room to change. they could give the moderator discretion to cut off the microphone when appropriate but there's you know inherent dangers in that and there's technological problems and you know you could have issues that arise i think it's impossible and he's the president of united states so there's no moderator that has the credibility you know to really 2nd guess there's a natural power dynamic that exists and will be impossible to always force rules when you could cut off a microphone but we've had primary presidential debates ronald reagan was famous in 1908 during a repub

. >> mir saliÓ a recoger las ramas. conforme fui avanzando, me fijÉ y me acerqué por curiosidad.es hicieron movimientos en momentos extremos. >> autoridades militares y civiles, con el fin de resguardara la ciudadanÍa. jesica: estos uniformados no estuvieron solos. policÍas estatales y municipales resguardar unas puertas de los refugios. despuÉs salieron a limpiar. quienes buscaron los daÑos, tras la gran tormenta, fueron los empleados de hoteles y restaurantes. >> lo normal es la basura, pero daÑos no tan graves. jesica: para que las esperanzas no se vaya, hasta el hombre araÑa apareciÓ al llegar la calma. delta saliÓ de este paÍs como un huracÁn categorÍa 1. se espera que se viernes llegue a las costas estadounidenses fortalecido, entre texas y lu. isiana patricia: tambiÉn cayÓ mucha agua sobre guatemala. los deslizamientos destierra por lluvias en san marcos la laguna dejaron un saldo de al menos cuatro muertos y 10 heridos. las autoridades dijeron que los equipos de socorro continÚan la bÚsqueda dde desaparecidos. la interpol recibiÓ luz verde desde la justicia ecuatoriana pa

. >> reporter: mir libby schaaf says she will work with community groups and the council to get affected communities to help they need. >> thank you. we brought the update from mayor schaaf and updates on kpix.com and streaming us on the new app. >>> u.s. hit 8 million covid-19 cases according to the johns hopkins tracker. the country averaging 50,000 daily new infections and experts say it is assigned u.s. is in for a tough winter. pfizer says it's experimental covid vaccine could be available by the end of the year. preliminary numbers on whether the vaccine works are expected by the end of this month. pfizer would still need to gather safety data. it expects to apply for public use of its vaccine candidate in the third week of november if everything goes according to plan. pfizer among four candidates in late stage clinical trials in the u.s. right now. >>> on the economic front, we the u.s. government posted a record deficit of $3.1 trillion in the 2020 budget year as the pandemic shrinks revenues and spending. >>> campaign 2020, a live look at southfield, michigan where joe biden wi

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police were called to the house in reedley on thursday and found the bodies of 49—year—old, dr saman mirot yet been confirmed. detective superintendentjon holmes is from lancashire police. we have been treating this incident as a homicide as there is evidence of a fire having been set at the address, as well as both individuals having suffered degrees of assault. and we can confirm the cause of death for dr sacharvi as pressure to the neck and also associated assaults. it‘s obviously a harrowing set of circumstances and we appeal for any witnesses to come forward and let us judge what information you have and the importance of it to the investigation. clearly somebody may have seen something, they may have seen individuals in the area that gave them cause for concern. they may have dash cam footage or cctv footage and we would urge you pleased to provide us with that information as soon as you possibly can to assist us. a man has been charged with murder after two men were found shot dead in a car in dudley on wednesday. william henry and brian mcintosh were found dead in a parked vehicl

we understand according to brother mir putin's prospects course and dmitri per school conversation have been heard. between the head of the russian security the f.s.b. and the self-appointed head of security in kyrgyzstan a man called almost donnelly who appointed himself to that position in the chaos of the last couple of days it's an indication that president putin is very concerned about the ongoing crisis in this country and it seems as if he's endorsing certainly by speaking to this self-appointed head of security he seems to be indorsing somebody who he can trust. has has very little choice in the matter because we have had such chaos and no real leadership in this country since those elections were gnarled you say the russian statement was this is tapping in order to prevent the situation in the country falling through into chaos so i think the president is listening to moscow and i also think he's listening to the opposition here the opposition have for the last few days demanded that an emergency full parliamentary session is held that the new cabinet and the prime minister is

across the disputed nagorno-karabakh region spilling beyond its borders as well local journalist el mir in the day was caught up in shelling was reporting from outside an azerbaijani factory. let's listen to what you did notice about is almost you out of many a good one that also vision because you know you know absolutely what really goes those couples you know you have to settle for peter roebuck you do know that. you don't produce but there are stars that says this new ad bassma. will smooth. intense fighting today. along the entire front fly to louis has been walked into the direction of. the night so exposed so often and so loudly that we could heard it from the neighboring city which is 30 kilometers far from from flying as it only morning when it was a thought from the roof of the war this indian has became an atheist center to the big school marmion side still continues now and so there to text. the territorial feud stretches back more than 3 decades and flared up at the end of september but sides are blaming each other for civilian casualties and damage soldiers on the karabakh

this is supposed to be a substantive address to seniors, and the president has said just a mir of lies that i want to go over. he said there will be a vaccine sooner than the end of the year. we do know this is something that's been sleighting. it's clear that won't be in the work in the immediate future. he said this will be over far sooner than expected, and he seemed to indicate that his recovery from coyne is really just kind of the norm, which it isn't. he has said it will be free. that is a lie. according to the fact checking that cnn has done, this is something still very much in its early stages. it doesn't even have emergency use authorization. it was use on a compassionate basis for the president. i want to bring in randi kay. one of the hardest thing to watch looking at that cutaway shot of the room, and this is a lot of senior citizens they're sitting awfully close, you might have a better count of how many are there, but there's a lot of people and they're indoors. where transmission is a problem. >> the president has gathered hundreds of seniors and supporters of his insi

mirs in 2012. that's why we embarked on a coronavirus vaccine program back ten years ago.expect covid-19 won't be the last. we've been -- in addition to dropping a new covid-19 vaccine that's being scaled up for production in india, we're also looking at trying to develop a universal coronavirus vaccine knowing this could be a new normal, new coronaviruses every few years. this won't be our last one. >> i want to talk about that for a moment, the vaccines. the ceo of merck warned vaccines are not a silver bullet. what are the people watching at home -- what do they need to be prepared for as we get into 2021? >> anti-viral drugs -- you know, he's right anti-viral drugs are not the magic bullet that other anti-microbial agents are. we haven't found a small molecule drug that's gang busters. the best therapeutic we have are the monoclonal antibodies. they work by the same principle as vaccines. with a vaccine it takes six weeks to get an immune response. with the monoclonal antibodies, you can get a result immediately. that's why vaccines are so important and that's why you'

mario ra mir raze. he was in the hhs office. so he was in exact with mark short. seems like a very risky thing to put them out there near anyone else given it takes time to incubate this disease. i know he tested negative so far. how is the white house explaining the way they're disregarding the rules? >> it is really just the latest example of how this white house and administration continues to flout the health and safety guidelines promoted by their own cdc. they said he doesn't have to follow the rules but admit that he is a close contact if is one of his closest political advisors, and three other staffers. that number is at five and it could grow. they are essentially arguing that he has to be campaigning in the final stretch in the closing days and there is nothing that seems could stop him from doing that. if you contrast this with senator kamala harris, she took herself off of the trail for several days and they volunteered that information. that was not the case with these. we only learned about them from breaking news reports. the vice president who sai

even this supposed -- the money i one the mull mir form factor that's supposed to come and be cheaper, after as, still pretty expensive, and if a s&l trying to find itty warned the word serve a market that they still really haven't tapped into, gran is a great place that and the with if this diagnosis -- bris will be a famerantia and everywhere else around the world. we're ultimately releasing iphone, we're just relotion them on a mount to mount bonen and that will make it more easily adoptable around the world >> and we know, listen, biggest selling iphone all time is calls the high phone 6 as they sell each upgrade they sell as a higher place i want to call mo med el idone do flower. not like handout my broader point is what are the differentiating factors that are really important to consumers these days it could be an 8, a 10 or something. i think it's a great thing. >> apple deserves to be credited for building a great device but it's gotten to the point where it's harder to make it that much better year after year >> better battery life two things that probably drove more sales

. >> owe qulaif, i can't tell you how much ied a mir your decisions to take it down, and bided by europer joining us tonight. >> thank you so much. >> oliva troye gets >>> well, good evening once again. day 1,377 of the trump administration. that leaves exactly seven days to go until election day. we've now entered the most critical part of this race at a time when the coronavirus is at its peak thus far across our country. donald trump and joe biden have now the final week to amplify their messages and get out the vote. >> you're going to see a red wave like they've never seen before, and they saw a very big

stories for you this hour rescuers in turkey are searching for earthquake survivors in the city of is mir the magnitude 7 quake and the genes say brought down buildings and triggered tidal waves in turkey and greece at least 28 people have died it's armenia is accusing us or by john of using the chemical weapons white phosphorus in a go in a crowded bar it's restricted it's under international law as a by john has dismissed the allegation and the original james bond sean connery has died at the age of 90 a scottish actor was the 1st supplier carries her double 7 in 1960 to 98 spy queen elizabeth in 2000 for his services to film and on or he called one of the proudest days of his life. and the number of early a mail in vote in the u.s. state of texas has now passed the total number of votes cast there during the 2816 election 3 days ago more than 9000000 texans have already voted and it's the 2nd states after hawaii to break its records across the country more than $85000000.00 people of forces are they setting the u.s. on course for its biggest turnouts in over a century well alan fischer

group we've seen the efforts from bloody mir putin we've seen also depreciation of russia turkish president trichet do and. it seems that no one is listening really underground here certainly azerbaijan is backed by tricky in this conflict it does have. superiority so it feels strong in that respect armenia says that it will retaliate and munir also having the backing of several european countries it seems but. underground it's a demo meant a new way when it comes to azerbaijan they're getting to making territorial gains. according to the president actually they have. retaken at least 2 of those 7 regions maybe not fully but certainly made enormous again in there there is momentum when you speak to azerbaijan they will continue this fight now obviously you have things that happen like yet back in ganja. you have a big human a human cost to this war yes people at the moment here are backing their leaders and they probably also back it does seem as happening in armenia but you know do more you do every day that passes and hire a human cost you have probably the positions will become also very

sure the mir to show the american people that he was ok. he decides i'm going endanger the lives of my secret service agents and all the hospital staff of to deal with getting me out of my room. and going to joy right just so i can laid on mean that just it just doesn't make any sense i mean really if they just charge him today. then we know in fact that the doctors at walter reed have no control over this patient, but that the doctor said michael the doctor already said that. >>that his his message was controlled he already said that he lied and didn't answer reporters questions. know because you know he said i didn't want to say the wrong thing for the president so we already know that that that who's in charge. and he wants to go. back to white house. >>that doesn't have the same kind of. medical and security clearances walter reed hospital and. exposed many more people. it just doesn't make any sense. >>and now we're starting to see some reaction from america at large we just had this morning, we have what waiters ephesus just released

that's wisconsin, pennsylvania, wisconsin, and the blue mir ann in southeast florida, georgia, texasst to talk about the blue mirage stuff, you know, in states that dump all their early votes first, right? so the first thing that shows up on the board is, we've counted all our early votes. here they are. we're expecting that early vote to be pretty polarized and not necessarily reflective, right. >> >> no, that's absolutely right, but really it's going to be very state by state, you know. dave wasserman was right. in a place like florida, what did we see in 2016? we actually saw the early vote dumped and, you know, secretary clinton was doing extremely well until her vote led kept being chipped away until she lost. that's the same thing we're going to see in a state like texas. before polls close, like by 8:45, we had half of the vote in 2016 in. we'll probably have that again this time. but again it's the early vote, and the early vote's going to look a lot different than the election day vote. >> we're also going to have this wisconsin, pennsylvania, michigan issue, which i think i

turkey's 3rd largest city is mir was devastated by a powerful quake that struck in the late afternoon local time the powerful quake caused a mini tsunami to inundate the coastal parts of the city while the powerful quake also resulted in 17 buildings totally collapsing rescue workers are now continuing to work from the rubble a painstaking and difficult job to find survivors believed to be trapped in buildings that one 3rd are home those efforts are now being supported by a rescue team from across the country and the turkish president richard type heard one said that nothing will be spared in efforts to help is near turkey does have a long experience of dealing with deadly earthquakes in 1909 a provincial city close to its stamboul so 700000 people killed in that devastating quake the expertise that has been developed in dealing with powerful quakes is now being put to you to use in izmir turkey is now bracing itself for many days of rescue operations to continue in the hope of finding survivors believed to be trapped in the rubble a ray of hope on diplomatic side turkey's neighbor gr

sea which is shaken both turkey and greece rescuers are frantically searching for survivors and is mir after the magnitude 7 quake caused several buildings to collapse it triggered a sea surge and flooding at least 4 people are known to been killed and 120 injured let's speak to al-jazeera 7 course is live for us in istanbul so what's the latest from israel. well as rain according to the governor of is meant for buildings have completely collapsed and for citizens were killed on their the rubbles of those buildings he also said that 70 citizens were. rescued by the search and rescue teams and we know that this 120 people have been injured of course the figures change dramatically even in minutes when these kinds of strong earthquakes happen this is what we know so far about the casualties but we don't know any accurate numbers because at 1st some source in some official sources said that they had reports of 6 pill things being collapsed then. the minister said that these 20 buildings were collapse so maybe there are more buildings that have been damaged and that have been collapsed so

so we have to look in the mir and understand it's been both parties and administrations over the past. we didn't-- racism didn't just happen. we've had this has been unfortunately a part of our history for a long time and i don't believe there's been any administration that has fully faced it, republican and democrat and tried to address it in the ways they should. and all the issues we have been talking about. this is a gradual process, more highly illuminated and suddenly moving faster, going inside those norms than we're used to than we've seen in the past, but it's not just one party and it's not just one person. that's too convenient, too easy and it ab solves of us having to do much should the administration change in the fall and that would be a devastating mistakes and i couldn't agree more with what don is saying. we have to be careful of retribution one side or the other. they did it so it's okay for us. and somebody has to rise above and serve their country rather than their party. >> preet. >> i'm broadcasting from my own home, i never get the last word so thank you, appre

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congressman gianforte is also supporting his constituents which mir throrse montana provisions contained within s. 3758. again i'd like to thank all my colleagues on both sides of the aisle to work this order resolve this issue so that folks in these regions can have certainty about the water that they so desperately need. with that, mr. speaker, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from michigan, mrs. dingell. mrs. dingell: thank you, mr. speaker. i want to commend my colleague, mr. walden, for his leadership trying to bring this together with mr. gianforte and finding an answer. i'm going to miss my friend deeply so he better stay engaged and make sure we do this right. i want to thank mr. wittman for working with him this afternoon on the passage of this and several other critical bills. and all the leadership, natural resources committee and again what happens when republicans an democrats work together, we can really get things done. mr. speaker, this legislation will help address water conserva