the mirror, sunday mirror, benedicte, tories covid outrage, one local lockdown rule for them, anotherlockdown rule for them, anotherfor the rest of us. and this is conservative ministers — where the tobit infection rates are higher than in some places where there is a lockdown being put in place —— covid. just briefly, if you would. yes, so, briefly, what you are referring to on the front page of the sunday mirror, in case anybody didn't recognise them is boris johnson, so and we have got the chance like marie she soon, we have got robert generally can and we have got robert generally can and we have got the education secretary, who possibly, unfortunately for him, has got a laughing picture. this is certainly no laughing matter, and certainly no laughing matter, and certainly the salaries that are all close to 100 k on the front page of the sunday mirror are reflecting some of the concern that they haven't got — they've avoided, the sunday mirror, locking down their areas, but, of course, with the mayor particularly in the north is wearing about today is notjust people who are going

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in the mirror. . >>> .time for "hits & misses" of the week kim first to you. . >> this a miss to california governor gavin newsom and his promise to get rid of gas powered vehicle sales in the state by 2035. forget what this does to lower income californians forced to pay for expensive vehicles what it would do to california roads rely on gas taxes in part consumer choice millions of americans out there i among them attitude you can pull gas fired truck from cold fingers another reason to exit california. >> to professor mayhew at ohio state university, week ago wrote article for inside higher ed why america needs college football, amazing it was what happened next, he apparently learned he was a racist for writing this, so he wrote an abject apology article so gravell.a. thought it was apology he will begin long process antiracist learning, welcome to modern american. >> i am giving a hit in the memory of george malone former deputy editor "the wall street journal" editorial page died at 92 after distingui

no denying what the mirror thinks of all of today's happenings.imilar interpretation to what stephanie just said. i think that actually was pa rt of just said. i think that actually was part of the problem today. we've seen too much of boris johnson's theatrics. and they were too predictable. the nearest you get to the deadline in any negotiation the more shrill and alarmist the rhetoric to enact rhetoric becomes. that's predictable. you can see that coming down the track. imagine european leaders todayjust slightly rolled their eyes. they understand that with all negotiations you have to play to a domestic audience as well. and oddly borisjohnson is doing for the top ijust don't think he's doing a particularly well. there are three things going on here he has a carve up. the first thing is, he needs to sound tough because he said previously that he was going to walk away, there was no deal by october 13, that was yesterday. if there is no deal therefore he hasn't walked away so deal still on the table. he needed a little bit on that. there's a li

correspondent you have our mirrors in the palace the pandemic is not only its own threat to societies around the world but it's made existing problems worse that's especially true for poor people like those in one crowded suburb outside mexico city many residents there don't even have access to clean water which makes staying safe from the virus all the more of a challenge. final adjustments on a device that filters and stores rain water activists from the age group to show have installed 20 such potentially life saving systems in the car to pick a slum on the edge of mexico city now you're a nice waras can bathe her children and wash their clothes the risk of coronavirus is high here and the government offers little help. we had no water for a week they keep telling us to wash our hands but how can we do that if they won't get most water. the government won't install water connections because a cut to pick was built illegally and too close to a railroad people who live here are also cut off from health care the activists from the a group are their only allies the community faces a gr

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the front page of the sunday mirror, your paper come until some of the front page.y. it certainly is. this is a man who most will recall as the man who was wielding the norwalk tuscola london bridge when the terrorist attacks there. and because he risked his own life, he saved many others. now he was coming to the end of a 17 year sentence for a particularly brutal murder, and the queen has not given him a royal pardon. what this will mean is he will probably come out of prison ten months early. people will probably have to decide that there is always a fine dividing line between hero and villain, and in this case i thought he probably has been both. but as far as we can gather, he has been rehabilitated in prison and he is a changed person. 0k, very quickly, jo. it's not like you've got another 20 years to serve. he was actually attending the course near london bridge where the people running who is photographed with him on the front page, the man who was killed, so i think you cannot, you have to look at the evidence and presented with a have a look at the evidenc

yes, interview, and is it is done well by the mirror, ithink., and i wonder, sienna, if you would just like to share your opinion as well because there is quite in—depth, very moving pictures and we heard the really moving testimony during the really moving testimony during the funeral about what he was like asa the funeral about what he was like as a brother and how much he loved his family and this is just reminding us during such a heated period in the united states as to what is happening there. yes, absolutely and we saw black lives matter protests in the uk as well, but obviously this is such a news heavy time with coronavirus impacting people's lives, the economic measures that are unprecedented, the restrictions, the local lockdown. all of this, there is so much going on that we can't have this be lost in the uk, basically, so i think the next story relates to this as well, the fact that there is structural racism in the us and the uk and that can't be forgotten and it must shape our politics, this kind of realisation that george floyd's

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the sunday mirror, one local lockdown rule for them.cation here, areas where the a set of the prime minister and other senior ministers are not being affected by these extra restrictions? yes, this is a very clear position, possibly not surprising from the sunday mirror. this is really strong stuff. you have borisjohnson the prime minister, the chancellor and basicallyjust beneath their photos, it has also got robertjenrick basicallyjust beneath their photos, it has also got robert jenrick and the laughing education secretary. they all have a considerable amount of money which is far more than the average person, whether it is in the far south of the north of england. the accusation is indeed, they have avoided locking down their own areas, when in fact the covid—19 transmission is higher in their own backyards, says the sunday mirror. this is nigel nelson, fellow reviewer. this is before we know what the restrictions are and my understanding is, although aides of the prime minister have been talking to the local leaders, the local mayo

in the mirror.iz: joining me now former trump national security advisor kt mcfarland, i know you're fired up about house speaker nancy pelosi and representative jamie raskin introducing legislation to establish a 25th amendment, they call a bipartisan commission to assess the president's mental and physical capacity to hold off, take it away, what do you think. >> there is a reason her nickname is crazy nancy. how many times have they gone through this, the russia probe, nothing there, but we had a russia probe, then we have impeachment, nothing quite there and then the coronavirus, it's obviously donald trump's fault, now he sick maybe he will die, always got better, he must be crazy, how many times are they going to keep doing this, the thing that really upsets me is this is no longer republicans versus democrats, this is the washington elites, the governing class versus the rest of the country, they did not like the results of the 2016 election so they tried to sabotage trump for four years, they

in the mirror. by a long shot, it's c.record set by george washington, who in today's money had an an estimated $525 million dollars. trump's net worth in 2017 was estimated by forbes magazine to be 3.7 billion. that makes him seven times as rich as washington. >> how neat must it be to possess a piece of history like this wallet owned by the farwell family, with the initials "g.w." and the year "1775"? >> he's the father of the country. >> richard brookhiser is author of books on several founding fathers, including george washington. what do those items from our past leaders add to our american history? >> well, it makes them vivid to see actual objects that they held, that they had, that they used. that makes them like us, because we all have similar things. we want these things because we want a connection to these men. >> i've seen that time and again on "strange inheritance," but the tricky part's proving that thing in grandpa's attic is the real deal. the question's raised in episode after episode -- did those guns a

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welcome back to the mirror. and know you're not alone.se this is not just a mirror, it's an unstoppable community. come on jesse, one more! it's every workout. come on you two, let's go! for everyone. so join in now. and see your best self. in the mirror. lou: joining us tonight, jason miller. he's a senior adviser to the trump campaign. jason, great to have you with us. it's impressive to see the talk already about will joe biden drop out of the next two debates and what should the debate commission do. it sounds like they think that biden got pummeled. what do you think? >> exactly. lou, let me kind of take you inside the tent, give you kind of the inside perspective on all the debate back and forth if night. so here we are, the day after the first debate, which typically the incumbent presidents don't win. obama didn't win his first in 2012, bush didn't in 2004. president trump broke the mold once again and won bigtime last night in a very dominant fashion. here's the thing as we look at this, the mainstream media, the left of center h

the sunday mirror has focusing on the mental health impact on nhs staff in particular.een dealing with this they in and day out for months now, some facing post—traumatic stress and other mental health conditions. understandably so, they were the heroes of the lockdown. i remember outside of my house on the road, the children were choking rainbows outside every doorway which was a little touching gesture, we were all clapping we were saying how great the nhs are —— they would chalking rainbows. it is dragging on, people have lost sight of that, just good of the made it to highlight this, they worked really hard during the pandemic and they saw some awful sites, a lot of people dying and fighting for life and pitching their own lies on the line to protect the general public. now they have got pandemic coming backin now they have got pandemic coming back in the second wave and we steal that sense of desperation, oh, no, not again next month imagine working in the nhs and you've got to go back through another nightmare scenario like you have just come out of. these people

we will focus on this headline from the daily mirror.tervention by the prime minister today off the back of the summit of eu leaders in brussels where one of the issues on the agenda was brexit and the prime minister decided that no progress had been made in the talks and therefore he delivered this ultimatum that we should prepare for a no—deal. now, what we've got here is quite a lot of theatrics. this is normal as you get closer to the deadline in any negotiations, you are going to get language and the rhetoric becomes more shrill and alarmist. to be fair on both sides. and that is because you have domestic considerations and that is because you have domestic considerations in play. now, the prime minister was deliberately playing a bit of brinkmanship here. 0ne playing a bit of brinkmanship here. one reason is that he previously said that if he didn't feel there was any chance the deal by october the 15th, of course that was yesterday, he would walk away. now he clearly has not walked away and needed a bit of cover for that. we are s

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in the mirror. ♪ ♪ maria: welcome back.was the final jobs report before the election, now about 30 days before the election. the u.s. economy add added 661,000 jobs in the month of september. that was below the expectations which called for 850,000, but the unemployment rate was actually better than expected. it fell below 8%, beating estimates. now we are at an unemployment rate of 7.9%. our special guests this weekend, nancy lazar and yardeni research president, ed yardeni. what was your thoughts on the jobs numbers? i know, nancy, you wanted to see a little more, but we also had august and july revised upward. did this throw a wrench in any expectations for growth in jobs from your standpoint that it was only 660,000? >> not really. there was a problem with the education component which was very weak at the state and local level, and that was in part related to some schools starting later. put differently, you're going to see a rebound in that number in october. in addition, the private number was very strong, up 877,000

as president mike pence's chief of staff and two other staff mirrors have tested positive. -- staff members have tested positive. -- amy coney barrett's nomination to the two republicans are being accused of using political power before election day. british government is saying it

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into the future in the mirror i see that one day this will be possible in our country as well but i think the confrontation here will be even harder. what was originally planned as a small concert in a moscow club for a few 100 people will now reach a lot more people via television organizers say the parties and party will continue . by colleague. to give us some background on the story adrian 1st of all all russians really interested in what's going on and. yes they are many russians of course all of the better or worse a sizable russian minority in the country and there's about a half a 1000000 people of. dissent in russia so they do pay attention and they do what's happened they look at the process with. admiration because they are hoping for reforms in the country too and is there much protest music in russia yes there's a growing saying but musicians do face problems if they touch on. the political this usually takes the form of canceled concerts for bands like ice pick have been affected gigs are often cancelled after local protests many believe are incited by kremlin interven

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. >> "dark mirror" is an attempt really to combine three books. of edward snowden, who he is, how he did what he did, why he did what he did, and it takes you behind the scenes of our interaction, journalist and source. it is a story of the surveillance state and the content of the revelations that snowden made about the nsa and the change of boundaries that it secretly put into effect after 9/11 so that there were, there were lines that were crossed after 9/11 that the american people did not know about. and the third is, is a more personal if memoir which i did not expect to write, but the story to have investigative reporting -- of the investigative reporting that went into this. it brings you into the newsroom, into a moscow hotel room, into all the places where i was doing my own reporting and the dilemmas and risks and in some cases dangers that i faced. >> i should say just in closing that opening discussion of "dark mirror" that there's a way, readers, that you'll find in bart's book a modern, highly technical version of the sorts of dilem

"shockdown" — that's the headline in the daily mirror.arnings from experts who say the lockdown delay could cost lives. the sunday times says the prime minister was forced into this new lockdown by fears of a "medical disaster", as uk coronavirus cases hit one million. the daily mail reports that lockdown has sparked a "tory civil war", as the paper claims members of the cabinet were "kept in the dark". and finally, the star has a front page tribute to the former 007 star sir sean connery, who has died aged 90. they say the "world is in mourning". let's begin our chat. lovely to have you back. iwonder let's begin our chat. lovely to have you back. i wonder if you kick off for us, yasmin alibhai—brown, front page of the express, and there, pm's last—ditch plea to save christmas and the nhs. yes, obviously, the sunday times has cover this, there we re sunday times has cover this, there were mornings weeks ago the numbers we re were mornings weeks ago the numbers were increasing at such speed and spreading fast that the nhs, again, would not

in the mirror.we thank you for being with us this evening, congressman devin nunes and victor davis hanson among our guest tomorrow, a reminder to follow me on twitter at lou dobbs, like me on facebook and follow me on instagram at "lou dobbs tonight", and by my new book to trump century, how our president change the course of history forever, get your copy at loudobbsshop.com, the dog shot.com and as well as amazon.com, barnesandnoble.com. again thank you for being with us, see you tomorrow. maria: good thursday morning, commission on presidential debates consider format changes for round 2. take a look. origins of the russia probe on deck, fbi director jim comey grilled over the handling of fisa warrants and relicense on steele dossier. cindy powell will join me to

>> no. >> members of thor mirror project sent this letter to director ray last month. in it they called for the fbi to be held accountable for its hiring and promotions practices through formal reporting to congress, the department of justice, and the office of inspector general. >> if the leaders, the senior executives, if they don't believe in it, then it's not going to happen. >> the fbi sent us a statement saying the diversity is quote, a core value. fbi officials told us that director ray was unable to schedule an interview before the report aired but that he was interested in addressing the former agents' concerns and he pledged to sit for an interview in the ♪ gillette proglide and proglide gel. five blades and a pivoting flexball designed to get virtually every hair on the first stroke, while washing away dirt and oil. so you're ready for the day with a clean shave and a clean face. ♪ ♪ diddeodorants onlysome alumask odor? secret aluminum free helps eliminate odor instead of just masking it. and is made with 3x more odor fighters. with secret, keep it fresh eve

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he's going to them do the mirror opposite thing that you are doing? at donald trump's record, it's not that good. his tax reform was not that successful or thoughtful. it wasn't simple, fair, or efficient. if you look at what is done on trade policy, that tariffs have not resulted in job creation. they haven't helped our agriculture. we have been damaged by that and the covid response. how can you sit there and say how we are surrounding the corner on covid? these are just factual things that are difficult. we still have a pandemic going on paid one thing that caught my attention as i looked at some of those statistics. i did at peace with some canadian journalist today. canada's rate of new cases is less than half of our rate, they are right across the border. that's because they have their act together. they have half the cases we do. you can compare -- >> neil: be careful, though. they are a much smaller country. other countries for example, germany and italy and france were doing all the model things you do to sort of crackdown, locked down and ma

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mirror, painted beach to nobby stiles. -- paying tribute to. one of the remaining heroes of 1966!ut also one of us. the delight of holding the world cup in one head and his false teeth in the other, i think it is one of the things that will go down in history. yes, charlton died earlier this year, didn't he? another sad loss, i am afraid, but he had a great life and great memories. he is obviously not been right in recent years, so it may not have been a surprise but bit of a relief, but, yes, a sad day for all football supporters and other people as well, of course. martin bentham, caroline frost, thank you very much. i will see you next hour. i will see you at the top of the hour. 20 more stories coming up of the hour. 20 more stories coming up here on bbc news, but goodbye. —— 20 more stories. good evening. i amjohn good evening. i am john watson with the latest from the bbc sport centre. tributes have been paid to england world cup winner nobby stiles, who's died at the age of 78. he was a key part of the 1966 side beat west germany in the final at wembley, a combative midfiel

the daily mirror pays tribute to the footballer marcus rashford — who has spearheaded the school mealsd the back page of the metro captures an image of lewis hamilton — celebrating winning a record—breaking 92nd grand prix — and overtaking michael schumacher with the highest number of victories in formula one history. let's in formula one history. get straight to it. giles, if you let's get straight to it. giles, if you could kick us off, plays. front page of the times and it is the special forces story and events in the isle of wight. yes, quite dramatic, remarkable scenes and remarkable detail starting to emerge about how the special forces swooped on this ship, and within nine minutes had brought the key route to safety, had arrested the seven so—called hijackers. —— brought the crew to safety. details are emerging about how and why what has happened here. remarkably, the reports said the stowaways were on the ship for more than 20 days. no papers with them so people don't know what is them so people don't know what is the motivation there, what were they doing, where they migrants

and "horror at the movies" — the mirror reports the news of cineworld's plans to close all its 127 cinemasar — with 5,500 jobs on the line. so, let's begin. we start with the times and a picture here of president trump are working while in hospital and has been given steroid treatment that is normally only used if you are in a very serious state and on a ventilator, cover—up fears over his health. i want but doesn't add up, tony. as usual with donald trump it is hard to tell what is and isn't the truth. i think that will most concerned the president is the polling contained within this story that says 65% of americans think that says 65% of americans think that if donald trump had taken coronavirus more seriously, he would not now be sick. 90% of those were democrats thinking the case but 50% of republicans, we are less than a month of way from the russian he has tried to pitch about the economy and a strike to avoid coronavirus becoming an issue and now it is the only thing people are talking about. —— from an election he has tried to pitch about the economy. people with mild symptoms sho

y and x ordinary take i think from the daily mirror.ing a hospital to talk about the quality of hospital food. a lot of people thought that if the government were going to u—turn on this, they should have been extending free school meals that into the winter holidays, this would be the moment to do it. quite why then when he decides to stick to its guns and not shift and not u—turn on the free school meals did you decide to do a photo co—op and him being in serving hot food to and him being in serving hot food to a patient that wouldn't be available to children across england during the winter months. he is being sticking to his guns and when i give way to marcus rashford. —— and will not give way. what do you think? what was he a u—turn, a repeat of what was taught in the summer or not? the pressure is on from off—side from within the party as well. it is possible. -- don from all sides. he would now say very clearly that there will be free school meals i would think in the christmas holidays. i cannot believe this, but your line has l

we are looking in the rear mirror.s week we will get the third-quarter gdp, it will show the worst third-quarter gdp ever, but that is there much in the review mirror. you fall off a fiscal cliff at the end of july. it hasn't had much consequence for the economy yet the cause of fiscal stimulus was so great that it actually boosted savings. and because of the reopening we saw in the economy in july through september actually provided support to the economy. but now everything seems to be moving in the wrong direction and i think that is what the stock market is reacting to. romaine: you bring up what the last fiscal stimulus did. when they first started talking about negotiating this next round of stimulus, the economy it in relatively good shape, was still deep in the hole that was starting to show progress. we are now at a stage where we're talking about an increase in covid cases, the potential for more lockdowns and presumably the potential for a pullback in economic catalyst, economic spending, if you will. does t

in the mirror. ♪. lou: welcome back.f the day from senator ron johnson. the senator is recovering in wisconsin after contracting the china virus. says he will do anything to confirm justice amy coney barrett to the supreme court. he said, quote, if we have to go in and vote i have already told leadership i will go in a moon suit. good for you, senator. that's it for us tonight. we thank you for being with us. we'll be live at 5:00 and 7:00 p.m. eastern tomorrow ahead of the vice-presidential debate. former acting dni ric grenell, rudy giuliani, civil rights activist ron woodson among our guests. by the way this is a very good book. maria: welcome and good wednesday morning, everybody. thanks so much for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo. it is wednesday, october 7th. breaking news this morning, something i've been reporting from day one. president trump declassifying all records related to the biggest political scandal in history, the entrapment of one political campaign instigated by the other with the help of u.s. intell

into the future in the mirror i see that one day this will be possible in our country as well but i think the confrontation here will be even harder because . what was originally planned as a small concert in a moscow club for a few 100 people will now reach a lot more people via television organizers say the parties in party continue. my colleague adrian kind of beings have to give us some background on this story adrian 1st of all all russians really interested in what's going on about iraq yes they are many russians of course all of the better or worse is a sizable russian minority in the country and there's about a half a 1000000 people of. descent in russia so they do pay attention and they do what's happened they look at the process with. admiration because they are hoping for reforms in the country and is there much protest music in russia yes there's a growing saying but musicians do face problems if they touch on. on the political this usually takes the form of canceled concerts. like ice have been affected gigs are often canceled after local protests many believe incited b

. >> he has been holding rallies as though covid was in the rearview mirror.o attempt at social distancing. few wearing masks. last night, the presidents physician issued a seemingly upbeat assessment. the president and first lady plan to remain at home in t white house during their convalescence. rest assured, i expect the president to continue carrying out his duties without disruption while recovering. today, messages of support from around the world. this, from boris johnson, who has been where the president is now. >> we all wa to send our meages -- our best wishes to the president and the first lady. i have done that this morning as you can imagine. i'm sure they will both stage a very strong recovery. >> joe biden wrote jill and i send thoughts to president trump and first lady melania for a swift recovery. we will continue to pray for the health and safety and recovery of the president and his family. this is first and foremost a medical issue for the president and his wife, but it has upended a presidential campaign that needed no further agitation wi

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welcome back to the mirror. and know you're not alone. just a mirror, it's an unstoppable community. come on jesse, one more! it's every workout. come on you two, let's go! for everyone. so join in now. and see your best self. in the mirror. >>> no, i'm not going to waste my time in a virtual debate. that is not what debating is about. sitting behind a computer is ridiculous. and then they cut you off whenever they want. i was a nice guy but a never trumper, came out that he's a never trumper. we do have some of them, maria, believe it or not, because they don't like to win. they called up two minutes ago and it was announced and they -- they're trying to protect biden. everybody is. >> most kids go to school that way because of you. donald trump and his re-election team throwing a tant um over a decision made by the commission on presidential debates. out of concern of health, donald trump hospitalized as a covid patient, so they decided to make the next debate a virtual one. but trump said that won't work for him. he seems worried that

if you correspond your mirror is covering the election for us in the past earlier i asked him for an update. we just know about the result of the vote abroad believe it was announced some minutes ago and we know yet that at least out of the gandhi did of this party mass he got 63 percent of the vote of road that. got 21 percent and lose fernando camacho 13 percent that is what we know so far about the results just the results of wrote about the national poll we we don't have any results yet and it looks like there are going to have to wait some more hours to have the 1st official results so whoever wins however this ends out what are going to be some of the most urgent issues that the winner is going to have to address. there are 2 huge challenges in this country right now one of then is to unite this country believes is a country that historically has been divided between the people from the cities on the people from from the country i mean like indigenous people so that's something that was re-inforce during the 14 years i ministration of this so that is a huge challenge the nation