the pressure was 952.5 hecto pasc pascals.s is the second highest pressure ever observed in south korea. we saw the national record high for the month of september, the high rose to 40.4 degrees. maysak has become a low pressure system over northeastern china bringing rainfall plus strong winds. now, haishen is a typhoon and expected to intensify rapidly and as a violent typhoon it could move over am mammy as we go into sunday and will likely make its way towards the north. it could hit kyushu or the korean peninsula from sunday into monday as a strong typhoon. now, niigata and tokyo will see unusually high temperatures for the next couple days or so. niigata, 34 on friday and 33 on saturday. under such conditions heat stroke could happen. so watch out for heat stroke, drink plenty of water,, consume salt and usese air conditioning and don't leave pets and kids unattended inside your vehicle. let's go to europe. we saw a powerful storm affecting the island. copious amounts of heavy rainfall hit island as also strong winds as w

the central pressure could be 930 hector pascals. once again, it could hit the korean peninsula next week. stay safe. >>> the race to lead japan's main ruling liberal democratic party and the country will likely be a three-person contest. the winner will succeed prime minister abe shinzo who announced last week he'll step down over health issues. among the front runners, the government's top spokesperson is riding a wave of support that could prove impossible to beat. >> translator: i am determimine to do whateverr i i c can to pu forward the efforts that prime minister abe has been making with all his might. japan is facing a a crisis unli anything we have ever experienced. we need to do all we can to promote social and economic activities while preventing the spread of the coronavirus. we have too protect jobs and revitalize the economy. we must steadily carry out reforms with an eye to the post-coronavirus era. >> suga laid out his priorities wednesday. he's hoping to tackle challenges stemming frorom japan's aging society, solve

pascal, we are -- are happy to talk to you.- the obvious question is who is going to buy these bonds? cal: hello, first. all the institutional investors. before suggesting to the president of the commission to go for such a huge issuance of green bonds, i checked with some market participants. and they told me there was no issue -- i mean, it would be absorbed by the market over the next year is a. years. 100 billiont around next year in 2021. maria: ok, that is a good point. the other question is the timeline. it is a big package. when will we see the commission issue for the first time? what does the plan look like in the next few years? what is the timeline when it comes to the issuance? pascal: so, nothing will come before next year because the recovery plan will be formally adopted by the member states and the parliament here in brussels. at the end of the year. will be thesuance beginning of next year. and then the precise timing of of theuance, the program issuance of bonds, to be honest, i don't think it has already bee

the pandemic is also having a disastrous impact on local nature forests guide pascal has noticed a large increase in d. for station i do not understand. part because of the lock down many local villages have cut down the trees for firewood because they can sell it others make timber there illegally exploiting the forests to make money so i don't bother to know yet. and as the trees by so does the natural habitats of the limas mammals that i only exist naturally on this island. this is d.w. news don't forget you get all the latest news around the clock on our website you know you dot com of course on twitter and instagram actually get your news away and look for office thanks for joining. in mexico many push to hold lunch also now in the morning climate change is an awful story this is my plan same way from just one week. we're going to really guess. we still have time to an ongoing. process.

pascal's.ic dishes like smothered catfish, ribs, and savory greens, and, of course, the house specialty, fried chicken, help make pascal's one of atlanta's hottest spots. it was also a place that helped fuel the fight for civil rights throughout the 1960s. >> this is where the coalition started. we had a whole town at that time and they met there day and night. some time they wouldn't leave for about a month. this was just known as the home for the movement and for everybody to congregate in a lounge. >> they nurtured and they fed martin luther king, john lewis, coretta scott king. i mean, you can't have movement without them. >> dr. carol anderson is a historian and author of the book, "one person, no vote." >> to think about what it takes to steel yourself to be able to face the kind of hatred that was raining down on folks who were determined to break open an oppressive system and have a place where you can get nurtured, fed, replenished, renewed, is absolutely essential. >> the one thing th

police responded to a call from brad pascal's wife who said her husband was armed and threatening tohimself. officers took him to a medical center for temporary detention and evaluation. pascal was demoted from his job earlier this year but still maintains a senior position in the trump campaign. the campaign says they are ready to support him and his family in any way possible. for our viewers in the united states, if you or someone you know is in need of help, please call the suicide prevention hotline at the number below. and we'll be back in a moment. at visionworks we're going aboe and beyond to keep you safe. that includes temperature scan, sanitizing everything and all of our staff wearing gloves and masks. not that mask. this mask. that's the visionworks difference. visionworks. see the difference. new eye cream in a concealer from true match. with hyaluronic acid for 24-hour hydration. instantly covers dark circles. under eyes look smoother in 1 week new true match eye cream in a concealer from l'oréal paris. new true match eye cream in a concealer if you experience bladder

pascale was replaced as trump's campaign manager in july. he has been his digital strategist. and new york's parole board has granted the release of former black panther jalil muntaqim afteter he served nearly h halfa centy y in pson n for the 191971 killlling of two new york polile officers.. 68-yr-old muntaqim became infected witcocovid- in n ma under thteterms hisis pole, heust be reaeased boctober 20. the group release aging people in prison said in a statement muntaqim was "one of thousands of incarcerated older people in new york state who was repeatedly denied parole despite his excellent record. let us hope that his release brings inspiration for more change." in a 2018 interview, muntaqim told filmmaker messiah rhodes what gives him h hope. >> a new generation mamakes me e hope most of we fund younung pelele steppining up. would i see in many respects is at was happening back in t 1960's. evolving outf the cil righgh moveme. yosesee thevel of resistce. amy:ndnd tho are somof the headlines. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i am amy goodm

astrazeneca ceo pascal saidd decision.he company announced it was pausing late stage trials of the vaccine after a participant developeped an unexpected illne. the ceoeo said its common foror vaccine trialss to be halted temporarily. he referred to reports that the symptoms are consistent with an inflammation of the spinal cord known as tran verse myelitis. he said it will take time. asastrazeneca has been developi the vaccine with the university of oxford. >>> japan and india have signed an agreement for their defense forces to exchange supplies and logistical support as part of efforts to strengthen security cooperation. japan's ambassador to india signed the acquisition on wednesday. it allows spies to be shared such as food and fuel. the agreement also applies to rescue operations in case of disasters. ammunition was excluded from the pact, at india's request. japan has signed similar defense logistics agreements with five other countries, including the united states and australia. taiwan says chinese fighter planes en

and warriors eric pascal wrote the fact that i am not surprised scares me. you can weigh in by using the hashtag kpix. >>> new at 5:30, investigators are looking into whether utility equipment from southern california edison sparked a massive wildfire burning in la county. last week the company filed an incident report with the california public utilities commission. the report says it's great experience an issue around the very same time. and near the area where the fire started on september 6. the bobcat fire has scorched more than 113,000 acres and is 30% contained. >>> after being closed for nearly a week due to smoke, yosemite national park has left a reopening date. visitors will be welcomed back to the park this friday, beginning at 9 am. campsites will also be open. however, reservations are required to enter the park and camp. yosemite has been closed since last thursday because of all of that hazardous air quality. >>> nearly 400 wells have died. a massive operation is underway off the coast of tasmania, rescue crews are scrambling to save the whal

the pandemic is also having a disastrous impact on local nature force guide pascal has noticed a large increase in di for station i do not understand the. part because of the lock down many local villages have cut down the trees for firewood because they can sell it others make timber there illegally exploiting the forests to make money. and as the trees but so does the natural habitats of the limas mammals that only exist naturally on this island. for days now and in the bundesliga frankfurt kicked off match day 21 friday night by beating her to berlin 31 image and capital in frankfurt already 2 nil up sebastian road fired in their ferd go in the 71st minute and it was a stunning rides rocket flew past the breach of the outstretched hand to go into the wind puts frankfurt in 1st place at least for now. you're watching daybreak the news michael okwu will bring you the headlines next hour in the meantime you can. down to date on our website that state of the dot com i'm rebecca returns. and you hear me now on the years between you and her last years gentleman sunflower when you bring yo

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pascale ferrier appeared today in federal court in buffalo. was arrested at the u.s.- canada border after allegedly sending ricin in an envelope that was intercepted at a screening facility. the f.b.i. says the letter contained threats and demand that mr. trump abandon his reelection bid. the c.d.c. is out with new guidance to protect against the spread of covid among ghouls and goblins this halloween. it recommends avoiding high-risk activities like traditional trick-or-treating where treats are handed out and indoor haunted houses where people are crowded together and screaming or huddled together on hay rides. andrew beatte of ohio invented a social distancing candy shoot. he decorated a shipping tube and taped it to his railing. he is also planning to wear a mask and use hand sanitizer. that's an idea. up next, in a high-stakes election season, we'll look at the nationwide effort to register americans to vote. want to make some changes... starting with this couch. yeah, i need a house with a different view. and this is the bank that will h

pascal. oma. see volts. or hurts. i was going to say pascal so i'm going to stick with pascal.n kidd. i do remember that blackbeard died in 1718 off the coast of north carolina. blackbeard, final answer. my heart is now up to 200 bpm as well. you are actually sweating out of your eyes. i always do. donald fear. you've just won £1 million. unbelievable! you've done it. well someone who can tell us exactly how winning a million pounds feels, is our next guest, judith keppel, who was the first person to win the jackpot. to have you on the programme. good morning. thank you. did you watch it? he was brilliant wasn't tea. i thought he was absolutely brilliant. he was very lucky, he got the questions he could do, because his specialty was history and he got a couple of history questions, but he was obviously very, very knowledgeable, he knew everything. he should come and join as on eggheads. charlie, hello, i played you on eggheads. how was he, judith? does he hate quizzes? well, he was very good but i did beat him.” remember picking you to go up against and you are so charming and

and from the beginning of his relationship, he's vofr involved in the pascal. roger stone later gets sent to the president while trying about it. he has to go to the prison for a long time after his convictions instead the justice department and that's now under invasicisi. >> somehow he feedback miraculously being charged. cueto makes a di sar tr trua fe. he's a weird guy who turns at that weird pint. >> often with a rare connection of russia and to people getting convi convicted. >> that's a back story. and so what do you think happens to a guy like this? turns out they put him in charge of the center of krz control. >> michael pew toe had no background whatever so ever. >> he can start dictating to the cdc the cdc could say about the coronavirus and how they are pronounced since their announcement of cow vid had to line up closely about what they are saying about the virus. >> this story breaking late on friday neegt. >> michael kudo de&ing what i thinks to the cdc's report. >> it is author by career scientists. and these publications had been viewed as a co

i mean, pascal said it himself this morning, the world is watching these trials and so while i have heardhe argument that the information he shared on the call was not material, i mean, if you look at the stock price yesterday, they held this call at 10:00 a.m., the stock had declined the day before and after hours by as much as 8% it had already recovered significantly way before 10:00 a.m. so, no, the call did not move the stock, but -- and other people say the information, you know, we're treating this as such a huge event but some experts say trials are always stopped. so we should not be treating this as a huge event until we know more about it that's the devil's advocate argument if you're going to share that information and it's going to then get out and it is so closely watched it might increase the fear that people have around this trial and the transparency of the communications and anything along those lines is damaging in this environment right now >> meg, i'm trying to remember if azn was one of the nine companies that said they would vow to stand with science and if you had

quickly get ready for the 49ers game sunday at the new york jets, the nba news, nice honors for eric pascalk out of villanova. he made an immediate impact. almost five boards per game. he's the only rookie to rank top five in scoring before the nba went on hiatus. playoffs tonight. a good game. boston, miami, game one. straight to the fourth quarter. they call him jimmy buckets for a reason. malby one. in o.t., kemba walk we are a uconn flash back. c's up by 1. down to the final seconds, the butler did it again. the hoop plus the foul. butler goes for 20. and you understand ten seconds left. jason tatum, attacking the rim. denied by him without authority. miami takes game one. 115-114. the oakland roots taking their town biz to a new league. the club founded in 2018 announced they are joining the u.s. cell, the second division of u.s. soccer behind mls. the roots played in oakland. they sold out the first five games in 2019. the head coach says they're keeping their community minded approach. >> from the get-go, the club has built itself around the community and purpose driven. so they real

we were surprised by the story of fran pascal you having to -- brad parscale having to be put in involuntary commitment after he threatened suicide. do you have any more information about what is going on with bread? -- brad? guest: i do not. we are praying for bread. we love bread. host: i would like to thank liz harrington for talking about the campaign and the presidency. thank you. from viceup, remarks presidential candidate kamala harris raleigh, north carolina. she is expected to talk about president trump's decision to nominate judge amy coney barrett to the supreme court. live coverage on c-span. host: start calling and now as we show you some of judge amy coney barrett's first remarks as the supreme court nominee. the president has nominated me to serve on the united states supreme court and that institution belongs to all of us. if confirmed, i would not assume that role for the sake of those in my own circle, and certainly not for my own sake. i would assume this role to serve you. i would discharge the judicial oath, which requires me to administer justice without , equal rightss

so pascal sorio participated in it and responded to questions.tion that the company had not been giving in response to direct questions asking about those things. we only found out about it because of stat news's reporting citing three investors on that call the stock had already recovered from that 8% drop yesterday, but there are a lot of questions being asked about that decision. >> joining us now for more on these developments, michael yi great to have you with us. >> thank you >> i don't know what to think about all of these disclosures about the ceo telling a small group of investors this information, the fact that the trial was also halted in july because a patient had other neurological symptoms which ended up being multiple sclerosis. how do you parse this out? >> i think you're right. i think what we're learning now is that this trial and all of the covid-19 vaccine trials are going to be the most scrutinized, the most carefully watched programs across probably anything in biotech and biopharma we've ever seen because the stakes are so

sky pascal has noticed a launch increase in de force station under the no on no one part because of the lock down many local villages have cut down the trees before i would because they can sell it to their illegal exploiting the forests to make money. and as the trees but so does the natural habitats of the limas mammals that any excess naturally on this island. lapland in finland has lived up to its name as one of the best regions in the world to see the northern lights this spectacular display also known as aurora borealis lit up the arctic sky for several hours a myriad of colors bright in the night from fluorescent greens to paying said purples of aurora are caused by electrically charged particles from the sun entering the earth's atmosphere. as d.w. news don't forget you get all the latest from do you have you dot com or follow us on twitter and instagram i do w. news i'm williams blue cross thanks for watching. imagine how many portions of old lunch i'll turn out in the morning time and train a different car for the story this is my plan for the way from just one week. how much

the pandemic is also having a disastrous impact on local nature force god pascal has noticed a large increase in d. for station i do not understand. what for part because of the lock down many local villages have cut down the trees for firewood because they can sell it others make timber there illegally exploiting the forests to make money. by certain area. and as the trees but so does the natural habitat of the limas mammals that only exist naturally on this island. french artists messily onions all more equal uses installation performance and sound to investigate the ideas of memory and history now based in berlin one of her works was inspired by african world war one soldiers detained in a prisoner of war camp in germany not in her audience or nation but what kind of traces these voices left behind and where the memories of these soldiers might have ended up. this quiet german lake beholding secrets secrets of history mysteries that art could uncover. things were hidden under the sand here and makes the nation speak something here needs to happen a process or ritual of remembrance

you know, as pascal said, it's all about distracting people from anything that's important and principle and what's happening. that's why so many people don't pay attention. they're distracted. they're distracted by, you know, all the stimulation of their senses that go on, and that goes part and parcel with creating dependence. so you have more and more people that just don't care. you know, i was mortified. i saw today that most people don't know what the holocaust is about in the united states, some poll or something. i couldn't believe it. now, i thought they taught holocausts or concentration camps very well in school, because when i was giving a memorial day speech one year, i did some research. and most high school students, if you ask them, "what do you know about world war ii?" well, first they don't know who fought in world war ii. but then they say what they know about world war ii is about the concentration camps. and that we used nuclear weapons against japan. those are the two things. so i said, at least you learned about the concentration camps. "yes, the internment of the

based on my observations and supervision of this officer for the pascal dar year, i would not recommendment at any time in the future due to his actions in violation of standing orders, refusal to accept supervision and general poor attitude towards the division of policing and his commanding staff. that was written by the former supervisor of officer hankinson when he worked at the lexington police department, written a year before he joined the louisville police department. one area of impunity is the ability of unfit officers to go from department to department. since he's been in louisville, he's been the subject of multiple disciplinary actions. he is currently under investigation from multiple charges or claims by women of sexual assault. this is the woman they had to go to serve this so-called warrant at breonna taylor's home. so it begins first of all with just the personnel. and then we know all of the mistakes that happen, the sending away from the ambulance that is supposed to be outside when they engage in this kind of action. i want to know more though, chris. this is why i

footage showing the tense moments between officers and president trump's former campaign manager brad pascale. >> easy. >> i didn't do anything. >> the video was edited by ft. lauderdale police before the confrontation. the wife reported he was holding a gun and might harm himself officers arrived at the home and the three-hour standoff unfolded well, this morning parscale is in a broward county hospital receiving treatment. in a statement the trump campaign says brad parscale is a member of our family and we all love him we're ready to support him and his family in any way possible >>> microsoft says a recent change it introduced may be to blame for a massive outage that affected some of its most popular services microsoft office 365 went down for soefrl hour several hours on monday night knocking out services including - outlook, word, and excel the issue was resolved by last night. there was no indication foul play was involved in that outage >>> here's a story we can all get behind this morning. it is national coffee day. not even sure if that's a real thing. doesn't matter though. becaus

. >> reporter: and front man and "game of thrones" pedro pascal who plays mando says his character's season wrapped just four days before the covid shutdown in march. creator jon favreau said the biggest challenge in postproduction was scoring the show with musicians unable to record in the same place, "the mandalorian" returns october 30th on disney plus. >> ooh. it's also mysterious. thank you very much for that. >>> coming up next on "gma," country star sara evans is joining us live. ♪ (vo) my name is cynthia hawkins, the owner of hawkins house of burgers. my grandparents came here in 1939 and we've been serving this community for over 80 years. my dad always said, take care of your community and they will always take care of you. and they have done so. through the ups and through the downs. my name may be on this building, but this place belongs to all of us. ♪ [upb♪ i fell asleep ♪ tobut when i woke up. ♪i put everything in perspective. ♪ (boy) hi, do you want to share my sandwich? (vo) good feeds our connections. good feeds us all. hormel natural choice lunch meats. ♪ m-m-m my