my guest isjim o'neill, lord o'neill, former chief economist at goldman sachs, erstwhile adviser to thesh government and champion of big measures to revive growth. is now the time to be bold? jim o'neill, welcome to hardtalk. thank you, stephen, nice to be with you. it's good to have you. is the world economy weathering this covid—i9 pandemic as well as you expected? it was through september. even though there were many significant issues about the medium to long—term state of the world, some of which have been exacerbated by the crisis. on classic indicators that i've been trained to follow, the world economy did appear to be experiencing a pretty classic v—shaped recovery through september. and obviously in europe we now have some good reasons to doubt how sustainable that is, but elsewhere, particularly, of course, with the growing importance of asia, it still looks better than i think many other people are actually suggesting it is, to be honest with you. so you're suggesting that you're seeing clear geographical sort of demarcation in the way economies are handling this crisis? let

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that is something lord o'neill has been pushing hard in the last few days.ause interest rates are nothing and do it while you can. would you support that? as usual, i agree with lord o'neill and absolutely right, the uk government has already had a run of 15% gdp deficit around 350 billion and to increase that is still an eye watering amount of money but the cost, and this is really important, the cost of doing so will be zero. it will probably be negative if the impact is to save productive capacity in the economy, save jobs save productive capacity in the economy, savejobs because it will pay back when the economy reopens through the multiplier of having the capacity, the attachment to work, that we know generate economic growth. we will see if he is listening. simon, thank you very much. let's stay with the impact of covid—i9 on livelihoods because a musicians' charity is warning it faces an avalanche of appeals for financial support. the uk's billion—pound live music industry has been all but shut down by the pandemic. now a study by the charity help mus

marine corp who was properly wearing a mask on this delta flight, and robert o'neil without using the i have this moment of thinking as a man, wow, what is with our culture of masculinity in this country where even robert o'neil after shooting and killing osama bin laden does not feel enough of a man to not take that photo and brag about risking everyone's life around him. donald trump is the head of a snake. our whole system, our whole culture needs a reckoning. >> thank you very much for joining us tonight. we could go on and on, but brian williams has some work to do. thank you. really appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >> "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> and good evening once again. day 1,355 of the trump administration, 29 days to go until our presidential election. just two days until to first and only vice presidential debate. donald trump now under treatment for the deadly coronavirus and contagious with it tonight checked himself out of walter reed hospital. the leader of the nation that leads the world in coronavirus deaths walked out of the brass front

tonight, shaquille o'neill, rachel nichols, and music from m asap ferg.ow, jimmy kimmel. >> jimmy: hello. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. we are here on a friday night. a very unusual friday night. just when you thought 2020 couldn't get any 2020-er, last night, it's around 10:00, i just got home from throwing my ballots in the river. my wife and i are on the bed. making love. which means i'm on my computer, she's on her phone. and all of a sudden, everyone we know is texting us. everyone. our friends, co-workers, my parents, her parents, their parents. who have been deceased for years. it was a text-plosion. because the president wrote on twitter. "tonight, @flotus and i tested positive for covid-19. we will begin our quarantine and recovery process immediately. we will get through this together!" which. i don't know who's writing this year, but it's too much. it's not even believable anymore. it's ridiculous. aides said the president appeared to be lethargic over the past few days. they got worried yesterday morning, when he couldn't smell his mcgr

anna o'neill, thanks very much.ng you any updates on that and we hope to be hearing in just a few minutes from some people down in the isle of wight about the situation and what we know so far, but just to update situation and what we know so far, butjust to update you that is a tanker which is in the area off the south of the isle of wight, it is the nave andromeda and it was, as anna says, sailing from... there we 90, anna says, sailing from... there we go, we can see some pictures of it that have been supplied by the reuters news agency. it is now sitting tight, as far as we know. it was due at to dock at 10:30am this morning, but it issued a mayday alert at 9am this morning. that incident ongoing. a government minister has defended the decision not to extend free school meals to disadvantaged children over the school holidays. brandon lewis said providing support through local councils was "the right way" to help struggling families during the pandemic. pressure is mounting on the government from many sides, inc

his famous whiskey drinks with chip o'neill and the after hours are the best example, but not the only example of his belief that you had to work with the asosition as he had to do governor of california. today just being seen in the proximity of the paulo -- opposition is thought by either party a betrayal and worse would be reagan's believe in compromise, he had his firm set of principles, but to him principal was what you built upon. what you built up from there was a matter of give in take, a matter of working with the opposition which is what he did in those sessions with chip o'neill and others. today the notion is that if you deviate at all from what some people consider to be the principal, the bedrock governing idea, then you a traitor to the cause. if people who believe that say they are like ronald reagan, managing- then they in a ronald reagan that never was. a difference between reagan and those who are today his professed heirs is that ronald reagan had an immense and very effective sense of humor which he used as a very effective tool against the opposition. grim andssue

matt: jim o'neill from chatham house, the chair.one a lot of work in england as well as on wall street. would pre-election stimulus affect assets? we put that question to kristine aquino who leads our live markets in europe. this is bloomberg. ♪ matt: welcome back to bloomberg markets. this is the european open. we are 53 minutes into the session and looking at gains on the continent, slightly stronger than what we see in the city. ftse is up 33 basis points. dax is up up -- the 0.5%. joining us now is kristine aquino who leads the markets live team in europe. gains thatfrom these investors are more sanguine about the covid lockdown issues? and also about the possibility of a solution for brexit? kristine: i think it is probably not so much a sanguine feeling but rather a bit of consolation. giving back some of the declines that we saw last week. thursday was really a sharp decline for european stocks and across the market landscape in europe was a big risk off move. it would be sensible for some assets to start the week off in a mo

president, he wants even more power nick, casey, thank you >>> when we come back, judgment o'newe jim o'neillill talk about the stocks rising, dow up 348. some things are good to know. like where to find the cheapest gas in town and which supermarket gives you the most bang for your buck. something else that's good to know? if you have medicare and medicaid, you may be able to get more healthcare benefits through a humana medicare advantage plan. call the number on your screen now and speak to a licensed humana sales agent to see if you qualify. learn about plans that could give you more healthcare benefits than you have today. depending on the plan you choose, you could have your doctor, hospital and prescription drug coverage in one convenient plan from humana, a company with nearly 60 years of experience in the healthcare industry. you'll have lots of doctors and specialists to choose from. and, if you have medicare and medicaid, a humana plan may give you other important benefits. depending on where you live, they could include dental, vision and hearing coverage. you may also get rides t

. >> ronald reagan did it with tip o'neill. i'm not saying i'll get along with him.aying anything. all i'm saying is i'll make great deals and we'll get them done. >> reagan and tim orp o'neill h says. we have the meeting in the cabinet room. put this into context for us, and is there some precedent for a speaker and a president having not spoken, especially with as much as is on the table now in a year. >> no. i'm really hard-pressed to think of any comparable situation. even in very tense moments like 2008 when nancy pelosi, speaker pelosi and president bush were at odds on almost every issue. in the middle of the financial crisis, they were meeting. the lines of communication were open. president obama actually did meet with speaker boehner when relations with congress were at an all-time low. and you can keep going back all the way to the 19th century. and these lines of communications are usually kept open. this is an unusual moment and it's not good because we're in a crisis and it creates a degree of instability in our ability to govern. >> we just -- i got th

. >> shaquille o'neill, a reason this season his heart is with the purple and gold. >> how special would. >> for family. >> where is your da da? >> have a storybook ending. >> as the lakers try to honor kobe by winning that championship, shaq is making mo moves of his own as a successful business machblt he's worth $400 billion thanks to things like criskrispy kreme and the ring doorbell. >> shark turned down ring, right? >> i'm out. >> shaq just came in like a buzzard on a gut wagon. >> damon john has moved on and just wrapped shooting 12 of shark tank. >> i saw some of the most amazing hospitals during this time. right now is the time when wealth is created. when nobody has things to do and they have the ability to band together. this is when wealth is created. >> he's alongside shaq as they host the first black entrepreneurs day along with gabriele union, jamie fox and ores. >> others. >> when i see lot of people out there who shouldn't be burning businesses, they should be building businesses. we came across something called black entrepreneurs day. they're going to host some of thes

. >> i don't know if you remember, robert o'neill, the former navy s.e.a.l.e shot the bullet that killed 2011, not long ago tweeted a photo ofself in an airplane not wearing a mask, and in the background, an older guy who had a marine hat on, and hoe was wearing a mask. and he he posted the photo and said, i'm not a wuss. and that is what he was going for. and i thought, what is going on in the country, robert o'neill, after shooting bin laden, he does not want to take a photo -- and risking others around him. donald trump is the head of the snake, the our whole culture needs a reckoning. >> anand, thank you very much for joining us tonight. we could go on and on, but brian williams has some work to do. thank you, anand. really appreciate it. >> thank you so much. >> "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. >>> and good evening once again. day 1,355 of the trump administration. 29 days to go until our presidential election. just two days until the first and only vice presidential debate. donald trump now under treatment for the d

tonight, shaquille o'neill, rachel nichols, and music from m asap ferg.ow, jimmy kimmel. >> jimmy: hello. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. we are here on a friday night. a very unusual friday night. just when you thought 2020 couldn't get any 2020-er, last night, it's around 10:00, i just got home from throwing my ballots in the river. my wife and i are on the bed. making love. which means i'm on my computer, she's on her phone. and all of a sudden, everyone we know is texting us. everyone.

santa clara county public defender molly o'neill defended them for taking this initial step but hopes more case dismissals are on the way. when you have officers freely posting vile, racist comments on a public website, there is clearly a deep-rooted problem with the culture of that department, and when you have such a racist culture, you simultaneously have decent officers silenced by the very nature of that culture. advocacy organizations such as the council on american islamic organizations say the public should speak out when they see something inappropriate. >> we need that data to continue to make progress, to advocate for reforms and really to hold those who abuse their power accountable. >> reporter: in a statement, san jose police chief eddy garcia says the scrutiny officers are receiving regarding inappropriate behavior is warranted, and in this instance, i understand the d a's office decision to seek dismissal. he added any officer found to have acted inappropriately would be held accountable. however, the police union has come out against the da's position calling it polit

i'm mike o'neil, vice chairman of the economic club of new york and honored to preside over today's event. currently in the 113th year the economic club of new york has partnered for the first time with the economic clubs of chicago, washington, pittsburgh, florida, sheboygan to host today's special event. as many of you already know, the leadership of the combined clubs extended an invitation to party nominees to present economic agendas. while vice president biden's campaign hasn't confirmed his attendance for a separate event, we remain hopeful his schedule will permit him to join us as well before the election so please stay tuned for a further announcement. we'd like to extend a special welcome to the diplomatic corps as well as the 2020 class on the economic club of new york fellows and students joining from the club and business schools. now it is our honor and a privilege to introduce the 45th president of the united states, donald trump. a graduate of the university of pennsylvania's school of finance and followed his father's footsteps and the role of real estate development egg

across the aisle to come up with solutions three and i remember the great relationship he had with o'neill when he was speaker of the house area and they had a really good rapport and they would have meals together. they would share a beer together and talk outtheir differences . it had a lot to do with my whole outlook on politics. being governor of maryland is the first thing i've ever r been elected to. i didn't spend my career in elected office. i spent most of my career in the private sector as a small businessman but i really believe it's critically important that we find a way to lower the temperature, to do something about the divisive and angry politics that we can see back during those years quite as much in the 80s s and i think that i tried my very best. i'm in a very blue state. i was elected in 2013 in the bluest state of america and i av have a 70 percent majority of democrats in both houses of my legislature but we've been able to find ways to come able to find ways to come together and to really accomplish on some big issues . some really true bipartisan common sense solut

anna o‘neill, bbc news.& fulham, stephen cowan. the council saw 112 cases per 100 thousand people in the latest week to october the 11th, very good evening to you and thanks for joining us. do you welcome this moving of london into the high alert level? yes, i think it's essential. for some time now we‘ve seen the infection rates growing exponentially was up which is a very alarming word to hear from health professionals in london. it‘s essential we have the breakdown. because that‘s very least that should be happening. i think we are doing it a little bit too late. and we need to and will move to a full circuit breaker over the next two weeks. because the essential thing is we cut this contagion in his truck. if we do this we can stop it from being a dreadful winter. we can protect businesses and we can save lots of lies. i think that's where we had to do. what support have you been promised to from businesses in your area they are? it's very sketchy. the chancellor has announced a series of support where s

initially considered it as an option early and my colleague in o'neill discussed the issue with a panel of experts. herd immunity is it really such a bad idea i think it is really a bad idea one of the primary reason is that we don't really know a lot about this virus humanity against 4 lives it's not long lasting the mexico we can expect is that we year so this means that we have to go through this process over and probably will be very costly and probably other people that gets the basic idea that we that we hoping to achieve some level of immunity within the population indeed the herd level of immunity is just how do we get the do we get the through a vaccine or do we get the true through natural infection and what's going to be what's going to cause least to us society's overall the w.h.o. it hasn't been perhaps as clear as it could have been particularly this week it also said that locked all ins are bad are they contradicting themselves how do you see this this advice a lot of the information that's coming from governments and from world health organizations and agencies are are r

in the conflict and to ensure the immediate withdrawal from the region earlier my colleague unit o'neill spoke to a political analyst focusing on the region who says the situation is more complex than it 1st seems. there are many organizations not to blame i don't think it is real be bodies' media or dorky me they are all frustrated by gen or even dimly that it is mainly i suppose the initiative belongs to a certain financial and slumming financial firms related to the muslim presence in another meaning of the. we've seen over the last number of days statements of support from and credit for us about how far do you think turkey is willing to go to help its ally well you should understand the situation be thrown the chair of the foot of the gun the shaken out too many forces inside or you would include of the gun party now wanting to replace him and he's fighting for the place so if the military fortune would be on a sort of bridge on the side at the gun would get the glory of the conqueror over there are many and like stuff that you would cause a big greek conqueror so that is if militar

that are called again and o'neil and i guess discuss the limits of freedom of expression. you can't hold a country sponsible for one of my using posts can you it's a private enterprise publishing satire in a western liberal nation i don't the problem is just charlie able in their characters i think it's the institutionalization of mosques i think it's microns comments that islam is in chaos is a lot needs to be reformed mccrum to reform islam was move wrong to judge whether islam is in chaos or not i think what it goes up to a presidential level in france and you had someone at the level of micron backing this caricature and making a big fuss about it and criticizing the state of islam yet that's taken very seriously by muslims throughout the world so bright that you speak for an excuse me . or deprive a newspaper can make up to and use the french tradition you can accent it can refuse if i don't said something to out this friend inside did this newspaper the name shirley at the during 20 years i sue got it get 0 against go against jesus christ against the pope and. it's n

what are the sources that people i believe in equal o'neil stories writing what they have brought us what we are speaking now so the reason you are speaking was that what brought us do not really have to decide it is our old you know take the mediterranean sea right past the cemetery we are what most of all your business is that's what they do here is to go on take it be joy in front of your feel adi and that's really just information i write and i want to come to you ishmael because you tell us what life is like do you drive a ferrari because that's what people think they mean prosperity if in their life in iraq is this see as their life the equality in the hail in hell says because in as i'm put in iraq able to base on trade and you are not if you are not in the comments what are you going to do you go too far to the ground to log maybe or live . up to 5 o'clock india even in a time in this heat and i will give you 25 without food u. conn's a 5 that you cannot survive on that in italy i leave it there because i want to come back to you chris mosel force like immigrants we have pres

situation lawrence are gostin his university professor at georgetown university he's also director of the o'neill institute for national and global health law welcome to day w. were you surprised that this happened. well i certainly wasn't shocked i mean the president is probably the most protected human being on earth you know he's been getting cold the test series is getting medical monitoring but he's been very lax in his behavior he he basically doesn't wear a mask he goes into the crowds he shakes hands he has big political rallies and so no i mean the virus is all around us and if you're not truly careful. you can easily contract a virus so we're talking about a 74 year old mom 6 foot tall obese and exhibiting mild symptoms were told while doctors be looking for well you know he's in a very high risk group. is age is ease is it is out of an old age he's got preexisting conditions like a prior history of cardiovascular risk and he's also. by c.d.c.'s definition obese certainly well oh wait those are the for those are 3 major risk factors and so doctors will be looking to see whether or not h

aren't blaming anyone for things that are causing concern at this point earlier my colleague in an o'neill spoke to a political analyst focusing on the region who says the situation is more complex than 1st looks in a minute of good news each month a bleak i don't think it is real will be bodies' me the dorky me they're all frustrated by gen or even to me but it is mainly i'm i suppose the amish if you belong to a certain financial firms in slumming financial firms related to the muslim presence in and out of the meaning of the. we've seen over the last number of days some statements of support from m korea for azerbaijan how far do you think turkey is willing to go to help its allies well you should understand the situation be thrown be cheerful for the gun was shaken out but many forces inside talk of the gun party i'm now wanting to replace him if i can quote so if the media to fortune would be on a sort of bridge on the side at the gun to get the glory. computer over there i mean and like stuff accumulate that you would cause a big greek conqueror so that is if maybe 3 for sure i wante

international my name's gene and o'neill hello and welcome to the program. armenia and azerbaijan both rejected calls for a cease fire on ruled out peace talks as hostilities are over a disputed border territory enter their 5th day these are the latest images released by showing the destruction of armenian military vehicles in the nagorno-karabakh region both sides have released a string of videos to back up their claims of tactical victories meanwhile local reporters are being caught in the crossfire cameraman from an armenian t.v. channel was severely injured during a shelling peas pictures off his car 2 french journalists who were also injured while covering the conflict they're being treated in hospital. down and reports now on the impact on local communities. nagorno-karabakh is sandwiched between the 2. and thereby john but as commanders in chief are deploying platoon after platoon to the frontline it's often civilians who end up in the crossfire on both sides were in a small town in the disputed nagorno-karabakh region the front line is about 5 to 7 k

twitter pages well worth a follow as last they get stuck into their life from moscow my name's union o'neill and this is art international. first presidential debate exhibited lots of like but not much one can argue neither candidate last night it was a perfect reflection of the nation's politics but the campaign coming to an end did the debates have any meaningful impact is there such a thing as an undecided voter. welcome to the alex salmond show where we look at the westminster often session of parliament under the shadow of the low pandemic this week almost a year after the general election where he swept out to power with a majority of 80 but it's johnson finally lost his opinion poll lead over the opposition labor party and the trouble is now confined to the opinion polls with the restless tory m.p. stephanie another revolt over the way in which the new to corporate regulations are being introduced all this with the economy facing the double cliff edge of another locked and on the interminable lardy cry.

. >> reporter: eric o'neil is a former f.b.i.rative. >> steal the information with ae cyber attack, get the emails from hunter biden's account, and then put them on these laptops that are left at a repair store, and that's how the information is now laundered into the public. >> reporter: who do you think is behind this? >> well, the russians would be my number one guess, if i had to guess. >> reporter: another echo of 2016-- though, this time, social media outlets were quick to limit the spread of the story. twitter briefly suspended the accounts of the trump campaign and white house press secretary after they tried to share it. the campaign threatened to sue, as allies on capitol hill cried censorship. >> the senate judiciary committee wants to know what the hell is going on. >> reporter: then and now, the goal of these incidents appears to be the same: to cast a cloud over the front-runner in the closing weeks of the campaign, using a drip, drip, drip of emails that create the air of scandal, even though republican- led congre

lord o'neill, the independent lord o'neill, many thanks. many thanks. many thanks.ead pub in soho. good afternoon. so, london tonight is going to go into the high alert level of restrictions. what does that mean for your pub? it is another knock to the trade. we are in the middle of soho, so this tier of lockdown means only local residents will go to pubs, it will not be people travelling in from other parts of the country, other parts of london, to come to the pub. it is going to be hard. we have to think about these lockdown restrictions, also we are just starting to see other parts of the country looking at tier three and you get very little time to prepare for these restrictions, change the operation and assess the viability. we are interior two and we have got to start thinking about tier three. really, so you are going to prepare for that. what sort of changes have you had to make to the pub for a tiered two and what will you have to do for tier three? two is about making sure that people arrive from the same address, which is difficult. you ask a customer whe

anna o'neill, bbc the uk haven't been ruled out. anna 0'neill, bbc news.al leaders in greater manchester and lancashire have failed to reach agreement about the level of restrictions. 0ur correspondent dan johnson is in bolton. yes, so, this part of greater manchester, the whole of the greater manchester, the whole of the greater manchester region was put into tier two yesterday but there was an expectation that quickly they would have to move to tier three because of rising case numbers. that was expected to be agreed at a meeting between local leaders and the government this morning but there is no such agreement yet partly because of the level of support on offer for workers disrupted by the closures that would be necessary under the highest levels of restriction, tier three, and let me read you a bit from sean fielding, the leader of 0ldham council down from sean fielding, the leader of 0ld ham council down the from sean fielding, the leader of 0ldham council down the road. he said the greater manchester meeting just now was a masterclass in how not to

the deputy first minister, michelle o'neill, warned that hospitals there are only ten days away fromhelmed. people in parts of the uk with high rates of covid—i9 will be banned from travelling to wales from friday evening under plans announced by wales' first minister. the first minister, mark drakeford, said he'd decided to act — after boris johnson refused his request to stop people travelling in and out of virus hotspots in england. it is expected the ban will cover all of northern ireland, england's tier two and three areas and the scottish central belt. the uk government said the decision was "disappointing". in england, borisjohnson has insisted his regional approach to tackling the virus is the best way to limit the rise in cases and to avoid what he described as the ‘misery‘ of a full lockdown. the bbc understands that a meeting of thejoint biosecsurity centre has suggested that greater manchester alongside much of north—west and north—east england, large parts of yorkshire and parts of the midlands should be moved into the highest tier, alongside liverpool city region which

ronald reagan to go to the other side of the aisle and it's always been talked about, sit down with o'neill and talk about what was good for america, he could unite across partisan lines to do great legislation we need to ask your leaders to followwe the example, we are not enemies in politics, we have differences, but we are all trying to make america better. >> we can certainly help and work towards that goal, doctor rice, covid has so many things that we discussed a moment ago, one of the many things that is done, it exposed the divide in our country, the economic divide,in racial divide, certaiy the educational divide, talk for a minute about how you see that, how it happened, it's not as if we did not know inequality of opportunity in this country and we did not know there was racism in this country, talk about how you see what happened this year with covid and what is exposed. >> covid has exposed the deep end equalities in our system and you put the finger on her to better most obvious, if you are like us and you were telling me you could reduce the news hour from your home, you have

. >> sunday's game can be seen at 1:25 followed by the fifth quarter with myself and lorenzo o'neill breaking it down. the eagles host their giants the third quarter. he's got nothing but green grass, should be an 80 yard touchdown. is down inside the 10. they lead 21-16. they dropped a perfect pass. that's the game winning 18 yard touchdown and the eagles went 22-21. their record is 2-4 and one. there in sole possession of first place in the nfc east. andrew landry is doing his best. it's not going to happen this year. there are 12 strokes behind the leader. tiger is only playing three competitive rounds in seven weeks. you want to play better, you have to play more, not in the field enough. >> he's got them right where he wants them right now. >> for the masters. >> thank you dennis. >> coming up, several cases are being dropped by one bay area district attorney why he claims they are tainted by police prejudice. >> we should be this is the last thing you want to talk about. >> that's why i got elected. >> some highlights and analysis of the presidential debate tonight, what is beh

anna o'neill reports.ol city centre last weekend after the pubs closed at ten, no masks, no social distancing, and seemingly nowhere else to go. this isa seemingly nowhere else to go. this is a city where covid—19 cases are rising fast, and which later today might be the next uzi strict along down ——to see stricter lockdown measures. many would welcome them. it has gone higher, like it has spiked, definitely, nothing is really being done about it. closing pubs, early hours, don't really see a point in it but i do think it is in the best interest to keep the public safe, yeah. local leaders are worried about the latest figures in merseyside, and here is why. of the four hot spots in the north—west, three of them are in merseyside. per 100,000 people in knowsley, there are now 262 cases. in liverpool, there are 258 cases per 100,000 people, and in st helens, 212 cases per 100,000 people. at yesterday's downing street news conference, the prime minister, boris johnson, downing street news conference, the prim

joining me right now, professors from indiana university's o'neill school of public affairs, good tooth of you. you two have published a second set of survey data, building ocon data released in june, 22% of respondents had to forgo medicine or food to pay their energy bill in the previous month. 9% are waiting for the power to be shut off and 4% already had their service disconnected. sanya, you first. in addition to these results, your survey showed 30% of black and hispanic households reported receiving a stimulus check. how concerning are these results? >> well, thank you, fred, for having us. i really appreciate it. i appreciate you devoting a segment to this immensely important subject. so as you know, we've been following a population of about 2,000 low income households over the course of this pandemic and we are following up with them for many rounds of survey administration, so you can draw inferences. the course of the pandemic. the income households. identify an inability to pay the energy bill, disconnected the providers which is especially concerning this is a time for

let's speak to our correspondent anna o'neill. what can you tell us?, built in 2011,, it left lagos in nigeria earlier this month and was due to dockin earlier this month and was due to dock in southampton at about 10:30am this morning. there are unconfirmed reports there was a mayday signal from the ship about 9am. hampshire police have told us, we are aware and dealing with an ongoing incident on board a vessel which is situated south of the isle of wight and we will provide further updates when we are ina will provide further updates when we are in a position to do so. and we can see on a website called the marine dot—com, there is a coastguard helicopter circling around the ship and we believe there isa around the ship and we believe there is a three mile exclusion zone, so those are the details we have at the moment. obviously it is going to be a developing story with the nave andromeda and we are going to keep across that. thank you very much. downing street says the chief negotiators for the uk and eu will continue post—brexit trade talks in lon

navy seal rob o'neill who was part of the operation that killed bin laden on may 1st, 2011. >>> a missourie caught on tape pointing guns at protesters have pleaded not guilty to weapons and evidence tampering charges. that came during a hearing in st. louis on wednesday. you may remember this video of mark and patricia mccloskey in late june. it was posted on social media showing them holding guns outside their home as protesters walked down a private street. the white house has defended the couple and the two even spoke during the republican national convention. >>> and another story that was big on social media, you may remember the white woman who called police on a black man in new york's central park last may claiming he was threatening her, well, now prosecutors say she actually called twice, falsely claiming the man was trying to assault her. >> i'm going to tell them there's an african-american man threatening my life. he is recording me and threatening myself and my dog. i'm being threatened by a man. please send the cops immediately. >> the man amy cooper accused, christian coope

ronald reagan in 181, reagan is ailing in his hospital bed and a speaker of the house, democrat, tip o'neilon his knees and prays with reagan. it is impossible to imagine donald trump and nancy pelosi doing the same. by the way, it is not because nancy pelosi doesn't say regularly i pray for donald trump, but i think that there was a decision, and i would really put this more on the right than the left, that -- to poison the groundwater and to say that isn't just about a policy difference, this is about a way of life and this is about a kind of people that are not american, and they don't belong here and they are not part of our vision for the country, and once you make it deeply personal and take it into the realm of the emotional, it makes it really hard to build a bridge back. unfortunately, building the bridge back is the task of the next decade. trumpism -- trump may not be in office, but trump is the republican party. it is republicanism at this point, and it will be incumbent, i think, on progressives and democrats, however unfair it may be, to build back that bridge with whoever is

out of kentucky, your work with secretary snow, secretary o'neill.the process and the machinery of fiscal stimulus in you. you have executed that before. do you have an optimism that if when we get fiscal stimulus we can execute it better this time? tim: i certainly hope so. this town can execute well but it provide -- it requires leadership at the top where the messages we will have flawless professional execution. the town attracts interesting people and is populated with great people. we need to be given the task to do it well. right now theisa: imf is holding their meetings. does the developed world care much about the carnage going on in the emerging markets? tim: absolutely. i've spent the last eight weeks on the phone with finance ministers from emerging markets, especially sub-saharan africa. we are incredibly engaged with those companies. we are listening and we want to help. lisa: we have heard about debt relief. will we be hearing about debt forgiveness on a magnitude never before seen? tim: i do not know about never before seen, but certa

sherrel and alexander o'neill, thank you very. >>> joe biden and president donald trump locked in a tighte in florida that the president won in 2016. cory booker is campaigning for biden there tomorrow. he's here and he knows what i'm talking about. that's next. made with fresh milk and real cream. makes your recipes their holiday favorites. the holidays are made with philly. the annual enrollment period is here. the time to choose your coverage... begins october 15th and ends december 7th. so call unitedhealthcare... and take advantage of a wide choice of plans... including an aarp medicare advantage plan from unitedhealthcare. it can combine your hospital and doctor coverage... with part d prescription drug coverage, and more, all in one simple plan... for a low monthly premium or in some areas, no plan premium at all. take advantage of $0 copays on all primary care doctor visits, all virtual visits, and all lab tests. also get $0 copays for preventive dental care, $0 copays for routine hearing exams, and $0 copays for eye exams. plus, free designer frames and prescription lenses. now's

santa clara county public defender molly o'neil commended the d.a. for taking this step but hopes more case dismissals are on the way when you have officers posting vile racist k0789s comments on a public website, there is a deep the radioed problem in the department. when you have a racist culture, you have descent officers silenced by the very nature of that culture. advocates say the public should speak out when they see something inappropriate. >> we need that data to continue to make progress to advocate for reforms and really to hold those who abuse their power accountable. >> reporter: in a statement, san jose police chief eddie garcia said the scrutiny officers are receiving regarding inappropriate behavior is warranted and i understand the d.a.'s office decision to seek dismissal in minor cases. he added any officer found to have acted inappropriately would be held accountable, however, the police union has come out against the d.a.'s decision saying quote, we will not stand for any of our officers to be used as the d.a.'s political football

. >> jimmy: it could be shaquille o'neill or kelly ripa, and you don't really know.hen you're cooped up? >> yeah, yeah, you do master class, i'm going to become an expert at something. >> jimmy: the website, master class? >> yes. >> jimmy: where they teach you how to do things. >> where you pay the membership and you don't use it until boom! it's quarantine. and then. >> jimmy: that's right. >> the first thing i think to my self is timberland, i'm going to learn how to make music. you can tell this is really not me. so i proceed to over the course of quarantine watch every single master class. but only the first one and a half episodes. so i'm now successfully a master at being useless at many, many, many things. >> jimmy: you did the half-ass master class is what you did. >> yes. >> jimmy: were there any that you particularly liked? >> yeah. >> jimmy: which one? >> i liked all of them. i liked gardening, gangster gardening. i liked, i liked learning to sing like christina aguilera. i liked the dog whispering one. i liked negotiation, the cia, i'm not lying, i finish

santa clara county public defender molly o'neill commended the da for taking this step but hopes moremissals are on the way and also wants an audit saying, quote, when you have officers freely posting vile, racist comments on a public website, there is clearly a deep-rooted problem with the culture of that department and when you have such a racist culture you simultaneously have decent officers silenced by the very nature of that culture. advocacy organizations such as the council on american islamic relations say the public should speak out when they see something that is inappropriate. >> we need that data to continue to make progress to advocate for reforms and really to hold those who abuse their power accountable. >> in a statement san jose police chief eddie garcia said, quote, the scrutiny officers are receiving regarding inappropriate behavior is warranted, and in this instance, i understand the da's office decision to seek dismissal in minor cases. he added any officer tound to have acted inappropriately would be held accountable. the police union has come out against the da

elizabeth: why don't you be like tip o'neill or you know, the congressman of the past, just do deal makingting to make a deal. just do a deal. instead it has been a constant barrage of attacks. now we've got democrat congressman ro khanna of california and former democratic presidential candidate andrew yang, nancy, americans cannot wait until february for economic relief. take the deal now. we have obama administration official dan pfeiffer saying nancy do the deal wrong. democrats saying nancy this is wrong. what are you doing? >> what are you doing is a good question. i'm sure the individuals who are upcoming libation and those politicians complaining about pelosi are concerned about their re-election as well. nancy pelosi is about nancy pelosi. she does not care how americans are suffering right now. again it does come down to the common denominator of president trump. she despises president trump. doesn't want to work with him in any way, shape or form and is not thinking about the consequences, collateral damage of americans who are suffering. elizabeth: all right. deneen borelli, al

not fit inin the narrow brandenburg exception which was also further narrowed in indiana so robert o'neilld to say it is the exception. the first amendment also protects donald trump and he has benefited greatly from the doctrine of hyperbole. and start holding political officials liable under incitement. it's purely partisan is not consonant but establishes precedents. >> sure. >> to add to that there's an eminence requirement for incitement additionally not met by social media pray this enough lag time that people are supposed to think twice and restrain their own actions. if they respond violently it's on them not on the speaker. >> i want to raise a question that i think is important that questioners have not come up in the audience. you do, and your report in the introduction to it mention how the political salience of free-speech claims has shifted over the years were in the 60s and 70s it would be liberals or progressives pushing the envelope with speech that was sometimes deemed subversive or antisocial. now it seems like it's conservative and libertarians" and that thank you very