looks down right now ok we're going to start it time to the last 10 going in the sorry rob we're just out of time 10 go ahead 10 seconds what you've got about in the level of the culture of death where 4 percent of deaths euthanasia and this shows the prevalence the normalization of killing people because they're suffering ok rob if you want to just retort about 5 seconds that's your opinion ok attempt as it were of the intellect and the to see our christian concern and rob's junk area executive director of the world foundation of right to die associations thank you both very much we're at the cross of some more great programs in moments find out what's on offer where you are after the shortest of breaks live from moscow this is r.t. international. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race. spearing dramatic to follow to the only really exists i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. to. her this is a report i've ever played high a low poker.

a lot of right if it's about to i hope it all works out ok, thanks rob. i guess will we be taking this to the bank. >>not not yet that's a little premature yeah, corrections are normal and if we went into bear market down 20% it would be normal would be actually good thing see that we're going to commit self. the patients stimulus is common resolved and we got to keep fingers crossed it. appreciate it rob that's kron four's financial expert, rob black with us live tonight all well coming up. >>new rules allow medicare and medicaid recipients to receive a covid-19 vaccine for free and the plan for mass distribution once a vaccine is available our guy rob black just referenced this new coronavirus lockdowns happening in europe, how france and germany are working to curb a surge of cases plus preparing for yet another night of civil unrest in philadelphia with the children of walter wallace junior doctors say about their father's death. >>there's no end in sight on a big story we've been following for a couple days now in philadelphia there's new information

biden's got rich while north carolina and our country got robbed, ok?n wins, china will own the united states. big tech is trying to cover up this massive scandal. i am not just running against sleepy joe biden. i am running against the corrupt media, the big tech giants, and i am running against the washington swamp. it is time to send a message to these wealthy liberal hypocrites by delivering a thundering defeat on november 3. [applause] that is a lot of people. a big crowd. by the way, this is a big crowd. you should have seen the people on the route. they could not get in. tens of thousands of people on the road. [applause] could not get in. they said, how big is your arena. i said we have a big field. it is sold out. how do you sell out a field. sir, we cannot let anyone else in. the police, they are great by the way. [applause] i said, officer, we have 10,000 people out there, much more than that. he said, sir we have a problem, stampedes. we have so many people, we are worried about it. i thought that was for cattle. can you imagine, joe does no

check the bridges coming up a little bit later they're busy to its pretty backed out there ok, thanks a lot rob. thank you all right so one of the big stories. we're following this morning obviously is the fact that thousands of people here in the bay area are waking up once again with no power and here's a look at p g knees status map and you can see the areas in purple are the areas that have these power outages that are impacting communities again in all corners of the bay area. >>nobody's immune south bay peninsula east bay and the north bay as well and this something we've been dealing with for we want to continue our live coverage of it right now go to kron four's will tran. >>in orinda one of many places you visited over the last several days that have had the lights turned off well. >>fortunately the lights are back on meaning mother nature other than that that's still be in the dark because pg and e still working to restore power. they did that to about 200,000 people by 10 o'clock last night they still have about a 180,000 people left to go in the overnight hours pg e crews, they're a

contracted the virus worldwide the death toll from covert done teen has exceeded 1000000 rob reynolds al-jazeera. ok let's introduce the panel today here on inside story in philadelphia we've got claire finkelstein professor of law and philosophy at the university of pennsylvania law school in knoxville tennessee we've got jason emmett professor of international law at lincoln memorial university is also a former chairman of the young republican national federation and from essex in the u.k. we've got natasha lynn stat professor of u.s. government at the university of essex welcome to you all clear if i can come to you 1st how important is totally see through transparency on the part of the white house moving forward. as very very important because the white house needs to show that they're under control that they are taking this seriously that they care about the people who the president and the 1st lady and hope picks may have infective their rhetoric is badly undercut unfortunately the president's refusal to take precautions his ridiculing as your lead in mentioned of joe biden for taking precaut

>>ok thank you very much rob and so another one of our big stories this morning as we mentioned a moment ago is the fact that the fire danger is on the very high side now and a red flag warning has been issued a big portion of the east bay is under that warning kron four's reyna harvey is in orinda. >>with a live update on the conditions there arena. >>dorian james good morning we've seen red flag warning after red flag warning for the past few weeks so officials are on heightened alert. and you should be too you can see your fire danger today very high. not a random many parts of the east bay, but we have a map to show you the exact areas that are going to be affected by these red flag warning that starts tonight you can see here on your screen areas of conquer livermore or end of the berkeley hills out in fairfield in danville as well now that warning was initially issue for the north bay mountains in the east bay hills also the east bay interior valleys the san mateo coast has also now been added to that list with that winds from the mountains expected to accelerate as they mix down t

>>ok thank you very much rob and it's 7.17 amazon prime day is this weekend experts want to warn you though about possible scams that you need to be aware of we've got hold incur wick we're clicking with the story. >>prime days are some of the biggest in online retail and according to check point software technologies engineer nick hampson scammers are primed to take advantage play where on preparing for prime dates fire. i was on fire tv the hawkeyes the parents of prime day to kind of into set those payments according to checkpoints research. >>new register domains for amazon and prime doubled within the last month with more than a 3rd considered malicious just check this morning about 67 new ones have come online amazon email amazon prime day these not legitimate websites some scams such as misspelled emails or faulty links or easy to spot what hockey relying on right now is laziness that's why hansen says you should always look for the lock in your browser bar don't go clicking on coupons that you get through lanes from a friend of a friend of a friend may also want to create you

contracted the virus worldwide the death toll from covert done teen has exceeded 1000000 rob reynolds al-jazeera ok our white house correspondent kimberly hawkins joining us from washington d.c. kimberly in the early parts of this when it was breaking initially the white house was issuing tweets and saying everything was fine and everything was under control things would carry on as normal do we have any more statements from the white house about this. we have no official statements the only a statement that we have so far from the white house press office is that right now there are no updates in terms of briefings that are scheduled now that could be subject to change but there is some reporting here in the united states that potentially what is being discussed is the possibility of the president giving some sort of national address or reassurance to the public that none of this is being confirmed it likely is still being worked out given the fact that it is so early in the morning still here in washington having said that there's also some reporting that the president may have been at a fundrais

contracted the virus worldwide the death toll from cova done teen has exceeded 1000000 rob reynolds al-jazeera. ok let's introduce the panel today here on inside story in philadelphia we've got claire finkelstein professor of law and philosophy at the university of pennsylvania law school in knoxville tennessee we've got jason emmott professor of international law at lincoln memorial university is also a former chairman of the young republican national federation and from essex in the u.k. we've got natasha lynn stat professor of u.s. government at the university of essex welcome to you all clear if i can come to you 1st how important is totally see through transparency on the part of the white house moving forward. as very very important because the white house needs to show that they're under control that they are taking this seriously that they care about the people who the president and the 1st lady and hope picks may have infective their rhetoric is badly undercut unfortunately the president's refusal to take precautions his ridiculing as your lead in mentioned of joe biden for taking precaut

ok and that is all your sport for now rob back to you thank you very much indeed lots more on the web site of course the dress for that is all dizzy don't call laura is going to be here in a couple of minutes with more on all these stories including the funds that are conflicting reports from the white house on the condition of u.s. president donald trump. the wilderness of cambodia under 3. 11 east investigates the. 0. they call them seek days large property subdivided into small quarters where one or more families live crammed together is the only option for many haitian migrants in chile and it's public knowledge that they're exploited by unscrupulous landlords and now with the coronavirus pandemic they're being discriminated further. a few weeks ago this day with 88 groups became nationwide news council hard to use move the haitian residence to a special or a teen area with better facilities but 1st the results of their control of virus test were published on the municipalities web page violating the patient's right to confidentiality. the neighbors began throwing rocks and rollin

given the fact they do not have options to go on vacation anyway and it is ok for now but then they will go back to the office? robe is no arguing about that. that comes through our survey. while remote helps with the stress of the pandemic, the reality is it is still very stressful for individuals. a couple of thoughts. if i think about the productivity gains we are getting and how much of that can be retained long-term, i think there is a real productivity in technology and digitization process out of necessity. it, ourte piece of surveys indicate three quarters of the individuals surveyed indicate they would like to continue to have some element of remote work. i do not think most people want to be fully remote on a go forward basis, but both our internal company surveys and our external surveys indicate people have gotten used to remote and think it is an enhancement to work-life balance and they like some element of that. going forward i think when we return to the workplace it will be a different experience in a different place for individuals because it will at hybrid models of remote on a forward basis tha

potentially be awkward, rob and trevor, but can you give us an assessment of trevor so far in the job, rob, is he ok him on our team and is a memberof ourteam. proud to have him on our team and is a member of our team. how lovely to have your appraisal live on television! fantastic, absolutely 100% spot on! what is your advice? these are tough times, there are so many people, nina talks to us all the time about however many hundreds of people applying for one job. what is your advice to people out there who are having to look forjobs right now? what would you say to them? look, you have to keep going with it. when i was, back in march, when i got an e—mailfrom my last firm saying they could no longer keep me on, i was pretty shocked. i had to pick myself up from that. and you have to pick yourself up, you have to get out there. there's thousands of people losing their jobs, i have to say i am one of the lucky ones at the moment. but what i did was to get out, handed the cvs out to people, go to the companies. don't sit in your house sending cvs out by computer, get yourself out there, be positive, k

winners buy in munich thumped newly promoted bielefeld rob it with moving down and thomas mueller give the new comers double trouble. a michael ok welcome to the program countries across europe are imposing tighter restrictions in the hope of slowing the spread of the coronavirus as cases continue to rise france has recorded a new high of 32000 cases in a single day authorities haven't acted a curfew in major cities requiring all public spaces to be shut by 9 pm but not everyone has welcomed the new rules more chairs for more guests saloon has his hands full his parisian restaurant liaison a mob is packed and his guests all want to be looked after before the curfew takes effect. we have changed everything we now begin serving dinner at 5 pm. the bartender and servers struggle to keep up with orders jeff as guests have arrived much earlier than usual. because it's a little stressful we have to be hyper efficient in order to have a drink and be home on time even though no one looks ready to go home most of the patrons are happy to comply with the new curfew. sooner it's not such a bad idea considering the high infection rates it d

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got a cough a persistent cough even though i am ok 2 days later it was announced that he'd been taken into hospital and the foreign secretary dominic rob then was chosen to deputize for boris johnson and then the night later boris johnson was taken into intensive care in a london hospital where he stayed for 3 nights and he didn't leave hospital until 7 days or 8 days after he 1st went in there were photos and there was a video message he put out from the hospital but when he came out he was clearly a very frail person and he paid tribute to the health workers he looked after him and he said that they had polio they had to help him during 48 hours when things could have gone either way clearly he was very shaken by it or vote his experience wasn't as drastic as some people of a similar age who've been admitted to an intensive care unit because he was on a ventilator many people. in their forty's or fifty's in fact have spent weeks on ventilators before being discharged if in fact they did pull through boris johnson in the months following that started a drive to try to fight obesity in the u.k. which is a big health problem saying that

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terms of changes in broad changes in american society and attitudes towards race ok next topic we've got to look at rob is china the issue of relations with china the issue of the trade war with china. who called it a failure of leadership that it's cost jobs because of a so-called trade war with china america lost 300000 manufacturing jobs farmers have experienced bankruptcy because of it we are in a manufacturing recession because if it. and when we look at where this administration has been there are estimates that by the end of the term of this of ministration they will have lost more jobs than almost any other presidential administration lost the frayed war with china joe biden never fought it through biden's been a cheerleader for communist china through over the last several decades and again center her title your opinion you're not entitled to your own facts when joe biden was vice president we lost 200000 manufacturing jobs and president obama said they were never coming back he said we needed a magic wand to bring them back in our 1st 3 years after we cut taxes very best regulation unleashed

ok it's time for the weather here is ever to know we're looking at the tail end of storm alex going across europe yeah that's right rob it's been a pretty miserable week for the northwest of here it's looking like a pretty wet weekend for much of europe pashley you can see on the satellite picture the huge masts of cloud up towards the northwest and that's the the tail end as you say in there rob of what was alex has now been swallowed up by this massive very unsettled weather still swirling away but what about roaring that we have on the charts i'm going to see more blustery showers just rattling in across much of western europe but the showers extend a good way we could even see in the main you azerbaijan where but it was talking there it's been a very very unsettled not quite as unsettled as the kind of weather that we have seen up towards the northwest of europe though and this is from alex this is britain they were around a $100000.00 people lost power as a result of the damaging winds so knocking down trees and power lines further north actually on the south coast of england this is devon and dorset where we see

ok it's time for the weather here's everton i can see the map we're looking at europe and actually it's remarkably clear in the middle it does in the middle that's right rob yeah that look up towards the northwest we got that lovely cycling of cloud name months new storm roll we've got developing storm coming into the northwest of here and this has been named storm alex by metafont so i was going to bring some very wet and windy weather into the fall northwest of france as we go through the next 24 to 48 hours and beyond we are going to say it gradually pushing its way down as we go on through the next couple days but a whole myriad of fronts and weather systems that just rattling in from the atlantic some proper or some weather coming in then so is even a little closer and you can see how this system develops down towards the press potential i was going to bring some very wet weather britney as we go on through the remainder of thursday going on into friday and then just pushes a little further race was a little bit like a whale stuck in the mud is just can be spinning away in a similar area spitting out somebody's nasi weather as we go through the next

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rob in new york city on our trump line. good morning, sir. good morning. i called on the democratic line, but that is ok. have friends and family who are no longer talking that are trump supporters. i have friends and family who we just stay out of the political conversation. it is quite bizarre for everybody to be so polarized. my position is that the president is not a president. he is a celebrity tv host president. he keeps pretending to be president, and in order to be successful at pretending, he has to drastically reduce his workload, dropping out of ismate change agreements easier than doing the work on climate change. host: let me get back to the question. you said you have to avoid the issue of politics. how do you do that? what do you talk about? brito ore go out for a something to talk about everything we used to talk about. it is easier to call the coronavirus a hoax than it is to do the real work of reducing the spread of the virus. host: marvin and, who supports joe biden, philadelphia. next, who an supports joe biden, philadelphia. assuming i am democrat because i would not be for trump be