onyx.... the way to an animal's heart is through their stomach. >> kind of like guys. >> yeah. >> so, you have 100 animals like this? >> yes. absolutely, and each one of these animals has a story of what they went through. >> and so does lauri. 26 years old and just divorced, she relocates from illinois to southwest florida in 1993. a few weeks later, she shows up at octagon as a volunteer. >> when i first walked through the gates, i never looked back. >> it's then that lauri first takes note of the sanctuary's 54-year-old, eccentric owner and founder, pete caron. kevin shirley was pete's attorney and friend for over 15 years. >> he was a unique character. people recognized him by his hat and by his gruff voice. >> we use like 26,000 lbs. of chicken or beef every six weeks. you know, that's just the chicken and beef part. that's not all the rest of it. >> he was never too busy to stop and talk about his animals. this was his life. >> right here. come right here. i need to get some love. >> lik

moscow and berlin trade accusations over the alleged poisoning of opposition activists onyx in the mildly as russia's un envoy i ask who stands to benefit from the fall of. the zulus is a good look raise questions. both the speech. and also this hour 10 in new states agreed to take an unaccompanied children from a refugee camp in greece which has been destroyed by a fire most of them will be hosted by germany. and france reports almost 10000 coronavirus cases in a single day the highest figure so far as testing center struggle to cope with demand.

onyx destination is. a centuries old bridge below. and enchanting old town in between. and a romantic castle altogether they make for one of germany's most popular destinations. i start by climbing the so-called philosopher's power following in the footsteps of long gone students and scholars from heidelberg university today local people and visitors alike to this town. from the top to get the best view of the city. however it is very high up on the to do list for anyone visiting germany this summer though the coronavirus and them it has kept many travelers away what does that mean for locals and for tourists like me do manage to come what's the city like without the masses of visitors let's find out. highly very palace is a must today it's a ruin but it's the ghostly air of mortality that makes up its charm. the castle was closed for 3 months in spring because of the lockdown now it's open to visitors again. but to make sure our cameras didn't slow them down we got a special tour. and it started off with an important announcement that i'm afraid to guess we'll have to

russian opposition a figurehead onyx and a volley is recovering at a hospital in berlin after coming out of an induced coma last week he says he wants to return home as soon as possible when all the diplomatic spat between moscow and berlin over his alleged poisoning has only gotten worse on monday germany said laboratories in sweden and france had independently verified that of only it was poisoned by nerve agent i mean now a child group it will chemical weapons watchdog is also analyzing samples russia has demanded that information on the case be shared but so far to no avail. with their excuses are completely contrived germany says it can't tell us anything in direct to the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons we've been to the a.p.c. w several times and they say talk to berlin we are ready to talk to anyone but not when in the absence of facts we are pressured into giving an account of ourselves on the basis of specific clearly formulated concerns we are always ready to have a professional conversation. russia insists its doctors found no trace of noah choke or an

we start this hour with the latest reaction from the kremlin on the onyx a number on the case it spokesperson says moscow fails to understand what prompted berlin to claim that the russian opposition leader was poisoned by a nerve agent to me a skull of also reveals that the russian president and german chancellor haven't discussed the issue yet meanwhile the president has claimed that the country's security forces intercepted a call which casts doubt on berlin's poisoning allegations. we have intercepted a call as we understand between warsaw and berlin that clearly sounds it soulful sophistication. didn't take place. they have done it quo. to discourage putin from interfering in the internal affairs of belarus so now the kremlin says it has no details on those claims coming from belarus and they have not been verified at this point we're not going to bring in peter all over joining us from the german capital live peter tell us more angela merkel has just spoken what did she say. well i'm glad merkel speaking here in berlin alongside the swedish prime minister stefan loven briefly touching o

between germany and russia continues to heat up germany says it's passed on all its information on the onyx in of on case to the global chemical weapons what stalled although russia which is a member of the says nothing's been received yet meanwhile the russians and avoid to the u.n. has responded to western calls for a full investigation this will uses them raise questions. we hear what statements want and what measures are being mentioned discussed. this lead us leads us to an unavoidable reply nicol question legions borst in such situations we want you to see if the queen pods who wish to benefit from this the one that won it if you demand explaining us will defect from the table and we'll compare notes one should with the rest really gay sions and corroborated by evidence even this is as you see me your reasonable and staying with the theme of who stands to gain from the diplomatic crisis political analyst tom norton believes the north rim to pipeline provides one answer. it's immediately been joined with the north stream to gas pipeline project the germans who previously the german pol

in germany excepted moscow's request for legal cooperation on a probe into the alleged poisoning of onyx and i'm only over state prosecutors warn some information will only be shared with the consent of the activists it's as russian police asked to interview him in berlin where he's in hospital germany and that still expects russia to be held accountable for the incident. the relations with russia are influenced by the fact that russia is 1st of all an important global actor and also by the fact that in the past and in present times we have had some problematic topics between each other and we should express ourselves carefully this time there was an attempted murder on mr novelli performed with a very specific and internationally banned nerve agent of the novacek group and our demand is that russia urgently explain what happened. our authorities are investigating this incident we don't like it when other countries dictate to us when and at what point to start our processes we cannot legally called this a criminal case based on the analysis of the german laborde 3 moreover the board to r

germany says it's accepted moscow's request to cooperate on a probe into the alleged poisoning of onyx in a volley state prosecutors warn that some information will only be shared with not on these consent berlin says it still expects moscow to be held accountable for the incident and the issue has prompted a fierce debate in german parliament our dispute over has more. it was a fiery session on friday afternoon until evening here in berlin in the german bund the stock the majority of those who spoke with pointing a finger of blame directly at russia and the russian government for what they say was the poisoning of alexei folly there were some voices that question the official government line not many i have to say but there were some. if the kremlin really regrets the assassination attempt on the aleksey in the valley and really wants to clear things up why does novell need such a level of protection from our security services political murder is part of the putin system. so not only are the russians supposed to have tried to poison an opponent of the regime with a military nerve agen

foreign minister has urged germany to provide whatever information it has on the alleged poisoning of onyx in the mali the russian opposition activist has been in the hospital in berlin for almost 3 weeks and recently emerged from a coma and some veil of stress that berlin has an obligation to hand over data on the case. but still you to go minute video on top of the german representative to the u.n. said the data is no longer a matter for bilateral relations between germany and russia but a matter for multilateral proceedings what kind of proceedings the germans are talking about they were unable to say in the interests of our german colleagues we urge them to provide all necessary information which might in any way shed light on the absolutely unfounded accusations. and moscow are both demanding answers germany says it's passed on all its information on the net on the case to the global chemical weapons watchdog although russia which is a member of the episode says nothing's been received yet in all russia's envoy to the un has responded to western calls for a full investigation these co

been mounting for germany to ditch the nord stream to gas pipeline project in response to the case of onyx in a ronnie earle and claims it has evidence the russian opposition figure head was poisoned with a no we choked nerve agent moscow strongly denies it was involved adding it can't investigate further without berlin's test results of key german regions in the meantime have come to the defense of the energy project the bloodline is economically necessary force but it's also necessary that we stay together with the russian it's a project that plays a decisive role in the framework of altered energy and climate policy and therefore we've come to the conclusion that we want to carry on with it and to those that advocate closer ties with russia. i say that the poisoning of an exchange. with an advanced chemical agent is not a one off. the word stream 2 is a pipeline project that's set to pump russian gas to germany and then on to other european countries of the baltic sea when completed it will be 1200 kilometers in length and it's around 90 percent completed already it will double the amou

majoreen onyx back to see balance sheet stress from the perspective of publicly traded -- i would nott to see major balance sheets stress from the perspective of publicly traded equities, but i think you will see severe repercussions from the consumer economy. annmarie: certainly. and a lot of people warning about what that means for consumer spending. thank you for joining us, nicolas janvier at columbia threadneedle investments. happy friday. interviewur exclusive with him. this is bloomberg. ♪ annmarie: 6:42 in the city of london. i'm annmarie hordern. the outlook for airlines looks increasingly grim, with new restrictions dashing hopes for recovery. we spoke exclusively with klm ceo pieter elbers. he says that state aid airlines -- state aid to airlines is not charity. pieter: when all the carriers have worked within the framework of the european regulations, things will get back to a more aable situation where comparison can be made and will be made to ensure that level playing field. the nature ofk european aviation has changed as a result of this? analyststo a number of that ta

, claims,minutes from it's been underplayed in the news flow today, we forget that 800,000 plus is onyxf double -- is on a separable. jonathan: totally on except -- is unacceptable. jonathan: totally unacceptable. the argument most people are making still, both republicans and democrats, we need to do more. the spread just happens to be one trillion sword -- happens to be $1 trillion or so. tom: cowen has provided real leadership in washington with piecing together a really smart group inking policy and reality. chris kruger has provided leadership they are, and he joins us now. i've got eight ways to go here, but there is a point where there is a belief in salvation by capitol hill. mark your calendar. when do we see salvation from capitol hill? chris: not this year. to election days day, when hopefully we will know the outcome of the election, but even before the tragic passing of justice ginsburg, the phase four fiscal talks, the $2 trillion fiscal lifeline for the economy was really hanging by a thread, and now with the continuing resolution having passed the house, which will keep

. >> our lease is for 5 years with a 5 year onyx by the city has an 86 year lease that made that clearng as we're doing the work we've been we should be able to stay there for decades and decades. >> the single most important thing we know that is that meaningful. >> it has been here 5 months and even better than that we could image. >> with the economic development have announced an initiative if ours is a nonprofit or know of a nonprofit looking for more resources they can go to the office of economic workforce development oewd.com slashing nonprofit and found out about the mayors nonprofit mitigation program and the sustainability initiative and find their information through technical assistance as much as how to get started with more fundraising or the real estate assistance and they can find my contact and reach out to me through the circles of the city through the >> can you please call roll. [roll call] >> you have a quorum. also here tonight we have chief williams scott from the san francisco police department and paul henderson from the department of police accountability. >>

. >> anthony davis of the naacp there in kenosha, i appreciate you being onyx kn. we'll follow everything that happens on the ground in wisconsin here on msnbc. thank you. >>> one of the new conspiracy theories being pushed by the president, who he says may be controlling biden's campaign, manipulating him. later this hour, reaction from one of joe biden's senior advisers. first, no kennedy has ever lost a race in massachusetts. but will that streak end today? it may be one of the most fascinating senate primary races this cycle. congressman joe kennedy and ed markey, a primary day in the bay state. steve kornacki has the latest numbers. we're taking you live to the trail. stay with us. live to the trail. stay with us ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ the open road is open again. and wherever you're headed, choice hotels is there. book direct at choicehotels.com. ♪ she always wanted her smile to shine. now, she uses a capful of therabreath healthy smile oral rinse to give her the healthy, sparkly smile she always wanted. (crowd cheering) therabreath, it's a better mouthwash. at walmart, tar

statements that have been coming from moscow compared to the strength of the statements coming from onyx on the look of shankar that look is misjudging them out of support he is likely to be getting from moscow given what you've just been saying. it's not impossible now of course in question but he's in a precarious position he hadn't lost in that did he see he's clinging on through the strength and that we're challenged to secure and that's not a sustainable situation long term without some kind of serious russian help because he's not going to be getting up anywhere else so yes he'll be playing his come very carefully and he did that with a ship that must go to try to keep him in power but again the danger is what is it . that when he sells now to russia in exchange for staying in the case that she at the head of delhi. let me ask you about the amount of response that there has been from the ballad russian security forces to the protests in many ways that has surprised a lot of us watching from the outside we expected a much more robust response do you think that to the future of alexa

. >> it's more government libertarianism onyx. >> he wants to (inaudible) whether someone enter the othermore of the conservative side, don't take middle ground because it's not taking anything. >> good on page one 96 it says, the middle of the road is republic, why are we all in the middle of the road were all too centrists, we're all kind of believe in too much government spending. he's arguing the medias part of this problem as well, libertarian conservatives thought. there's no way for us to kind of get our ideas out. it's kind of an interesting how much he emphasizes in this piece small magazines, and also education. the idea that through education you spread your ideas, and that gives you political power down the road. who was william buckley? >> the father of conservatism. and kind of the spiritual genesis of the leader reagan era. >> why exactly. >> the firing line (inaudible). >> we'll watch a little bit a bit later in the semester will have people on to debate, but he emerges a 1955 as you coach pointed out as the godfather of an emerging conservative movement. he gets money to

look at thetake lineup in terms of the leadership prospects, it does not exactly look great robin onyxgreat for abenomics, does it? isabel: no. which history of the ldp, has control japan for a very long time, since the 1950's, only one woman has ever managed to get onto the ballot for the leadership election, that loan get near to winning it. there are a lot of reasons behind that. the powerful factions within the party, none of the heads of the factions are women. that makes it hard for anyone to gain 20 votes you need to support you to get onto the ballot, and even getting onto the ballot is an important move for any politician because it gets your name out there and it makes you a familiar household name and improves your prospects for a future career. shery: if it did not succeed under prime minister abe, what will be his legacy? isabel: well, that is a good question, but i think what suga has been emphasizing in his speeches in the last few days is really the economic legacy, and it is certainly true that in terms of employment and so on, abe did pretty well during his almost eig

astrazeneca doing due diligence, looking at this adverse event, looking at this person who had an onyxlane illness, going through their data to see if perhaps they saw it elsewhere. johns hopkins university assistant professor of emergency medicine, lauren sauer, speaking to francine lacqua. supported bys michael bloomberg, founder of bloomberg lp and bloomberg philanthropy's. we will discuss more on the coronavirus with singapore national -- clinical director, dr. sean. catch that conversation at 8:30. this is bloomberg. ♪ haidi: luxury goods behemoth lvmh has called off its purchase of tiffany. havepscale jeweler -- they filed a lawsuit. su keenan is tracking all of the action. they say breaking up is hard to do. bloomberg learned that lvmh asked the french government to help when it comes to getting out of this deal. su: that is a significant development. according to people close to the matter, bloomberg is reporting lt leaned on-- arnau the french government. the lvmh board has stated it had no choice but to pull out of the deal because the french government ordered it to delay an

. >> our lease is for 5 years with a 5 year onyx by the city has an 86 year lease that made that clear as long as we're doing the work we've been we should be able to stay there for decades and decades. >> the single most important thing we know that is that meaningful. >> it has been here 5 months and even better than that we could image. >> with the economic development have announced an initiative if ours is a nonprofit or know of a nonprofit looking for more resources they can go to the office of economic workforce development oewd.com slashing nonprofit and found out about the mayors nonprofit mitigation program and the sustainability initiative and find their information through technical assistance as much as how to get started with more fundraising or the real estate assistance and they can find my contact and reach out to me through the circles of the city through the announcement into the record on february 25, 2020, the mayor declared a state of emergency related to covid-19. further more, the mayor and governor have issued a law making it possible to hold hearings remotely.

. >> our lease is for 5 years with a 5 year onyx by the city has an 86 year lease that made that clear as long as we're doing the work we've been we should be able to stay there for decades and decades. >> the single most important thing we know that is that meaningful. >> it has been here 5 months and even better than that we could image. >> with the economic development have announced an initiative if ours is a nonprofit or know of a nonprofit looking for more resources they can go to the office of economic workforce development oewd.com slashing nonprofit and found out about the mayors nonprofit mitigation program and the sustainability initiative and find their information through technical assistance as much as how to get started with more fundraising or the real estate assistance and they can find my contact and reach out to me through the circles of the city through the afternoon. am i on? yes. good afternoon. welcome to the september 22, 2020 regular meeting of the san francisco board of supervisors. madame clerk, would you call the roll? >> thank you, mr. president. >> supervi

man's best friend, a poodle called o nyx man's best friend, a poodle called onyx and he not only looksner says she is often stopped by people who spot the resemblance. oh, no! the two—year—old developed the curly grey bouffant at seven months old and there is a rundown hear of queen song puns. "i want to bark free".|j was watching video of mabel and olive, those labradors. we might be speaking to them later this week. if you've not seen those videos, though check them out. this is an interesting story. this is in the daily telegraph. it's about long—range drones, which have been tested with a view to replace police helicopters, actually, in the pursuit of criminals and missing people. and this is information released by the home office. the national police air service flies helicopters for various forces in england and wales and has tested this is really built military drone, first used in disaster were to conduct surveillance and reconnaissance against terrorists. so, a few details about what they can do, top speed of 140 miles an hour. a helicopter can scare criminals, 18,000 feet, t