rick gates was the deputy campaign manager for trump's 2016 election he's a former assistant to paul man a fort a top republican strategist and lobbyist and both came under investigation as part of the motor investigation into russian interference in the last elections he cooperated with the investigation and last year. he was sentenced to 3 years probation for financial crimes and lying to the f.b.i. this week he published a book about his work with the 1st campaign his role in the f.b.i. investigation and more it's called wicked game an insider story on how donald trump one molar failed and america lost rick it's great to be with you today thanks so much for joining us let me just ask you you were there at the beginning when paul man afore was hired hired for free to come in to advise the trump campaign on how to approach the 2016 election and i dislike to get your insights on that and apply it to today does it look like donald trump is going to win to you. absolutely steve 1st thanks for having me on the show great to be here look 2016 was a very interesting time in presidential polit

you today thanks so much for joining us let me just ask you you were there at the beginning when paul man afore was hired hired for free to come in to advise the trump campaign on how to approach the 2016 election and i dislike to get your insights on that and then apply it to today does it look like donald trump is going to win do you. absolutely steve 1st thanks for having me on the show great to be here look 2016 was a very interesting time in presidential politics and one of the things i kind of capture in my book is this idea that you know donald trump was in a way fighting the republican party establishment much more than he was hillary clinton in the general election and i think that's important because as we go back and look historically at how presidents are elected there were a number of instances along the way that clearly the republican party and the republican party leadership did not want president trump to win and so when you look at the technical processes that are behind how the president actually secures our candidate secures the nomination there's a lot more to it then

anyone needs any eggs, by the way, paul's your man.tcut version of click. the full length version is, of course, waiting for you right now on iplayer. and as ever, you can keep up the team throughout the week on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching, and we'll see you soon. bye— bye. now on bbc news it's time for sportsday. the schumacher family pay tribute to lewis hamilton as he equals michael's record of 91 formula one wins. nadal makes his own bit of history in paris — equalling federer‘s grand slam record whilst winning the french open for a 13th time. and england come from behind to beat belgium in the nations leg. welcome to the programme thank you for joining welcome to the programme thank you forjoining us. we've seen incredible sporting records equalled today. we will start today. with lewis hamilton. we will start lewis hamilton has equalled michael schumacher‘s all time record of 91 formula one victories. the championship leader won an action—packed ‘eifel‘ grand prix at the nurburgring

anyone needs any eggs, by the way, paul's your man.tcut version of click. the full length version is, of course, waiting for you right now on iplayer. and as ever, you can keep up the team throughout the week on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching, and we'll see you soon. bye— bye. hello and welcome to sportsday, i'm chetan pathak. coming up on the programm: a champion‘s kiss — poland's first grand slam singles winner makes history at the french open as 19—year—old iga swiatek pulls off a stunning win against sofia kenin. exeter brush aside bath to reach their fifth—successive premiership final, where wasps await. and valtteri bottas delivers a blow to lewis hamilton's hopes of winning the eifel grand prix. welcome to the programme, thanks forjoining us. two years ago, she won the junior wimbledon title aged 17. today, iga swiatek is the french open champion and the lowest—ranked woman to win the title in paris. the polish teenager was up against america's sofia kenin, the australian open champion

anyone needs any eggs, by the way, paul's your man.ck. the full length version is, of course, waiting for you right now on iplayer. and as ever, you can keep up the team throughout the week on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching, and we'll see you soon. bye— bye. good evening. plenty of downpours around today and this evening. but tomorrow fewer showers which means more of you will be dry and bright. we won't quite lose that chill though, particularly across some northern and eastern areas where the winds will still remain a little on the brisk side. and still a breeze blowing tonight. a few more showers through northern ireland, wales, the south west, the north west, the midlands. more showers to northern and eastern scotland and eastern counties of england. come inland though, the showers fade, sky is clear and it's going to be a chilly night. temperatures could be low enough in some rural areas for a touch of frost in the morning. but whilst it's a fresh start it will be a bright start for many

anyone wants any eggs, by the way, paul's your man. and that is it for this week.tagram, facebook, and twitter at @bbcclick. thank for watching and we'll see you soon. bye— bye. good morning. it really wasn't the best start to a working week in terms of weather, was it? with the majority of the country seeing outbreaks of rain at times, slowly spreading its way southeast. this weather watcher picture from whitby, north yorkshire, tends to sum up monday afternoon for many. but i can offer a glimmer of good news as we head throughout the week, gradually turning a little bit drier, but staying on the chilly side for the time of year. now, for today, however, we're still under this area of low pressure. it's a bit of a messy weather story to try and tell, but here goes. once this weather front sinks its way steadily south through the day, we will start to see an improving picture gradually through scotland and northern ireland, but a brisk northeasterly wind here will make it feel on the cool side. the low pressure sinks its way south, spiralling around that low, plent

anyone needs any eggs, by the way, paul's your man. ever, you can keep up the team throughout the week on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching, and we'll see you soon. bye— bye. claudia gradually spreading their eastwards. there may be a little bit about this first anglia, quickly clouding over. rain across scotland, north and western england, northern ireland, there their way through the morning, blustery conditions and if your showers later, maybe some late sun chang, not letting the morning, blustery conditions and if your showers later, maybe some late sun chang, north—west england in north—west wales. when it where they were, lighter winds for arriving in east anglia and south—east later, but a cold day. so in the midlands and yorkshire may only be around 9 degrees. intimate evening, rain will linger across east anglia and the south—east, returning back into northern scotland with some showers across the west into chelsea manning. a touch of frost possible chose the morning for southern scotla

anyone wants any eggs, by the way, paul's your man. and that is it for this week.gram, facebook, and twitter at @bbcclick. thank for watching and we'll see you soon. bye— bye. hello there. after the frequent showers across the uk on saturday, sunday is looking a lot drier and brighter across most parts of the uk, at least. a bit of a chilly start and a chilly day all in all — perhaps less so than saturday, given a bit more sunshine around. here's the big picture then to take us into sunday. low pressure is continuing to nudge away, taking the showers we had from saturday with it. not quite there yet, northerly winds still with us, and that means it will be a rather cold start where we've seen those clearer skies through the night into the morning, particularly through central scotland into northern england. here, we could see a touch of frost in some rural areas but perhaps the best of the morning sunshine. a lot more in the way of sunshine across the board, though, on sunday. a few showers for northern ireland, wales, south—west and the north—west midlands to begi

anyone wants any eggs, by the way, paul's your man. and that is it for this week.cebook, and twitter at @bbcclick. thank for watching and we'll see you soon. bye— bye. hello there. part two of the weekend looks a little more promising with more sunshine around and certainly fewer showers than we had yesterday. now, there were frequent showers in the far north of scotland — look at argyll and bute at the moment. it looks a perfect day for messing about on the water with just some fairweather cloud. yesterday's showers, well, they've moved off with that area of low pressure into scandinavia. we're starting to see this influence of high pressure, albeit briefly. a weather front topples in later on today, but it basically means that today will be a quieter story. a few scattered showers running down through north sea coasts, perhaps likely, and a few scattered showers across wales and southwest england. lighter winds, though, still from a northerly direction so not a warm source. temperatures may well struggle, but i suspect in sheltered areas where we get see the best

if anyone wants any eggs, by the way, paul's your man. and that is it for this week.ou can find us on youtube, instagram, facebook, and twitter with @bbcclick. thank for watching and we'll see you soon. good afternoon. risk and cold north—westerly wind will bring showers through the rest of the day. earlier on we had a band of persistent rain in eastern areas, but showers following on behind are heavy. with the brisk wind as well, it feels chilly. there will be some sunshine to be found. perhaps southern parts of scotland, showers easing in the west. generally speaking the breeze will continue preventing frost and fog problems. some fine weather tomorrow morning and the winds will ease from the west. fewer showers, generally lighter winds and away from the east coast where there will be showers. for most it will feel less cold as the temperatures respond to the sunshine. it is a transient respite from the showers. this is bbc news. the headlines: mayors in the north of england say the chancellor's coronavirus financial help package doesn't go far enough, and call for

anyone wants any eggs, by the way, paul's your man. and that is it for this week.gram, facebook, and twitter at @bbcclick. thank for watching and we'll see you soon. bye— bye. hello there. when you think back to the start of october and just how wet it was, it's probably a good thing, actually, that we are in the midst of quite a quiet spell of weather. for many of us, we will have skies like these, over the next few days — often pretty cloudy, but with some brighter spells at times. high pressure to the north of the uk. low pressure in northern italy. and between these two areas of pressure, we've got north—easterly winds feeding in. and those north—easterly winds are dragging in a lot of cloud from the north sea. thick enough to bring some scattered showers across eastern areas of scotland at the moment. and we've got a few heavy showers just running into north—east england, although these will ease over the coming few hours. temperatures about 5—8 degrees celsius for most, but a bit colder where the skies do manage to stay clearest longest. on into thursday, the

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for example, mueller found the trump campaign manager, paul man afford, gave internal polling data and campaign strategies to constantine glu, a russian intelligence officer. the senate intelligence committee, which i am a member, recently issued the bipartisan finding that man afford was a grave counterintelligence threat because of his ties to russian intelligence. so, think about that for a moment. thebe president's campaign manar had tieses to russian intelligee and could have used them to share confidential campaign information. mr. chairman, of course the fbi should have investigated. unfortunately, the president and his allies have been trying to rewrite the russia investigation since the day that it concluded. theyey have seized on errors in the fbi's applications for fisa surveillance on carter page. to assert that the entire russian investigation was corrupt. those errors were serious, but the errors and the so-called steel dossier -- and this is important -- played no part in the broader russia investigation. this was confirmed by inspector general horowitz and former deputy

if anybody wants any eggs, paul is your man. that is it for this week.tagram, facebook, and with @bbcclick. thank sporting and we will see you soon. “— thank sporting and we will see you soon. —— thanks for watching. bye-bye. hello there. during friday, we saw colder air sweep down across the whole of the uk. accompanied by a fair number of showers as well. this weekend, it remains on the chilly side. again, a mixture of sunshine and showers. the showers much more widespread, though, on saturday. we have the colder air because the winds are coming in from the north or north—west. and that is because we have lower pressure sitting to the east of the uk and higher pressure towards the west. during the second half of the weekend, that high pressure m oves a little bit closer, so the winds will not be as strong and the showers will be few and far between. saturday could start dry, sunny and cold across southern england, but the winds are blowing down these bands of showers which could be heavy at times and pushing them southwards. the showers continue to rat

paul: the man who transformed samsung from a copycat appliance maker into a global tech giant has diede was 78 visionary behind samsung's rise. l be ouring in our seouo chief. what sort of legacy does he leave? >> an amazing transformation of a company that was for a long time a knockoff, low-quality electrics -- electronics maker. he transformed that into the most advanced and largest smartphone maker, technology company, the largest company in korea. pretty amazing story behind what he did with samsung. peter, it is an amazing story. what has the reaction been among the people who worked with him over the years? what is the press saying about this? peter: his death was expected. he has been in, for six years. coma forally a -- a six years. everyone was anticipating he would succumb to his illness. beenurse, his only son has running the company for the last six years. operationally, a company has been doing well. it has continued to grow. it has continued to branch into other parts of technology. -- it isnot think thely more of mourning death of someone who transformed samsung. south

man. >> it's terrible we're willing to put someone to death based on the world of paul skalniy. >> he wasld her he was ceo of american airlines. >> this is the guy who's a professional con man at this point, and you knew it. and you knew it. >> the horrible things he did still live in my nightmares. >> not only are you taking the word of a con man, you're taking the word of a child molester. >> the clock is ticking very loudly for james dailey. >> paul skalnik testify in the 24 cases. 24. >> and this is the man you used to put dailey behind bars. >>> we believe one of the key factors in mr. dailey getting the death penalty was the testimony of paul skalnik. >> i say to you there could be no conviction without paul skalnik. >> what was your reaction when they did decide to put you to death? >> well, i went out, sat down on a bench, and there was a mental health guy there. and i just started crying. he says, what's the matter? and i said, well, i was just sentenced to death for a crime i didn't commit. >> there was no evidence at all. the evidence that they had was the word of a fraud and a

man. >> tried to reach the guy by tossing a rope out to him. unfortunately that want able to work. haven't that means paul bradry had to carefully man i'veer the helicopter near the victim, but the crew had to work quickly. luckily he was wearing a wet suit and a leaf jacket to help protect from the cold water. the helicopter landed nearby. they set up a 100-foot rope, and attached himself with a hand success and the pilot flew over the victim. the crew quickly realized why he wasn't able to swim to safety. >> what's all tangled up in a cord of some sort that was attached to his legs and was keeping him there. >> the paramed effect cut him flee free, and a helicopter flew him back to store. the crew has saved countless lives, rescuing people stuck in the most unfor giving conditions, but he said he doesn't feel like a hero. >> no, just the job i enjoy doing and the job we signed up for , and just happy we could be there and that this gentleman is okay. >> now henry 1 has rescued employee of people both on-land and in water. this is a good reminder that sonoma is beautiful, but rugged, and people should be

paul is a big man with a big laugh, who's had an extraordinary life. do you recognise this? ncert pianist. this recording is from 1964. he plays uptempo classical melody. i love the printed word, but where the printed word stops — you can't describe anything any more — music takes over, because, with music, you can do whatever you want with it in your mind. and that's how i feel about music. i think musicjust carries on at a higher level than the printed word. there's pete. where? oh, my word. that's a great picture. in the ‘70s, paul became a teacher. together with the head of drama, pete tallman, he wrote and staged a series of school musicals. when i taught, a new class would come in and they were mumbling, "oh, music," all this sort of thing. and i sort of looked at them and said, "i want you to listen to something." and i started off by playing... he hums match of the day theme. "wow, we know that! what's that, sir?" "you know what that is?" "yes." the football theme, you see. and you got ‘em. we set up a quick video call with some of paul's former students. hello. 0k. h

and a parliamentary session voted in the replacement of the new parliamentary speaker this man is so the richer paul rofe if you meet certain conditions according to the constitution he could be the country's new prime minister. 'd seen here being welcomed by crowds of supporters after they had freed him from jail the veteran politician had been serving and 11 and a half year term for kidnapping another momentous day in kyrgyzstan one that ended with a parliament that many described as lacking any credibility voting even as the country's new prime minister a convicted criminal who only hours earlier had been broken out of jail by his supporters analysts are saying that unless serious legal and constitutional questions are not fast this country risks falling into further chaos that al jazeera bishkek facebook has begun removing accounts and pages of groups promoting q allan a us focused conspiracy group q. and believe us president don trump is battling an alleged child trafficking ring run by celebrities and government officials started in 2017 and chat group and of surge this year on facebook instag

man policy to. the pope john paul the 2nd and the pope benedict they had very different experience they lived and. then communism. from russia and the pope comes from south america is and a standard that the pope francis had sympathy for the communist because the communists in the south america are good people they come out to defend the poor people and the. military government but now china is and of the communist the commies are the prosecutor. of politic. actually it was a failure in europe but now they use a method for well for china so it was a disaster he's been an outspoken critic of the communist regime over the years that's to put him in rare son of the national security law imposed by beijing but he refused to remain silent i would be a liar you. say you are not already everybody is awarded to lose is a freedom. but that's ok because. you see we believe in god. when god gives you a duty he he is going to give you also the strain to do that you ok. well it is the film festival but not as we know it very different version of the famous french celebration of cinema got underway this week it

man. >> i'm christi paul. so grateful to have you with us. i'm boris sanchez in for victor blackwell. good to see you, christi. >> thanks for getting up again. there's that national outbreak again that is hitting new heights with coronavirus and now there is also -- there are some new cases outbreaking in the white house, three this time. in the inner circle of vice president mike pence who leads the coronavirus task force. >> and, remember, there's just nine days to go before with the election, and now the "new york times" is reporting that the white house tried to keep news of this outbreak from becoming public. >> cnn's sara westwood now joining us from the white house. so, you know, last hour we were reporting, too. we just got the reporting that there are actually three pence aides who have tested positive for covid-19. you said something, too, that was striking. you saw something from vice president pence late yesterday that you hadn't seen earlier in the day in terms of mask-wearing. why with a that is so significant and what does that read into what we're hearing from the vice

know the judicial review wyrick,work with paul the man who started the heritage want toon and doesn't have people with the right to vote. host: let's go to mark calling from north carolina on the republican line. good morning. all, god blessf them. do hope everything is going to work out. we have to respect our president. he was elected. everybody should respect him. on theorn and raised democrat side of the family. after the selection, you've got to respect donald trump. you've got to respect joe biden. come on. let's stop cackling like a bunch of kids and get down to serious business and work things out. god bless everybody. go to springfield, illinois on the democratic line. caller: good morning. was spoken by the other democrats as well. there is a comedian that said the same thing. shooting, --ass that is what we are facing. was comfortable not advocating the masks. the masks save lives. that's the cdc. that dr. fatty said don't wear masks was early on when there was a shortage of masks. -- dr. fauci said don't wear masks was early on when there was a shortage of masks. leadershi

the man that led the project has been fighting this for 30 years. paulsity code will hold the game to account. the glaring omission has been the lack of leadership positions, senior management, lack of opportunities for coaching and team operations. and this is for bme heritage. holding football to account is so important to an exchange. so football needs to stop relying on its little black book and group of networks, and actually gives equal opportunities to those who are qualified. the code, which has a diverted target of 25% for new coaching staff and 15% at executive level, is voluntary. now it's our time for change. representation has been an issue for a long time. chris hewed and is only one of five non—white managers leading one of the 92 teams in the english league structure. we will be looked at as a good start. it's how the code can develop over a number of years for those that haven't signed up at this moment, it will be a question of getting these other clubs to sign up. 40 clubs have already signed up, with southampton the only premier leagu

anyone needs any eggs, by the way, paul's your man.ad of an announcement on new coronavirus restrictions, a final night out for some and last—minute meetings in government to iron out the details. a warning the country is at a tipping point in the fight against covid—19 from england's deputy chief medical officer. donald trump's doctors say he is no longer at risk of spreading coronavirus — but they don't say he is covid—free. can a decades—old vaccine against tb help today's doctors beat the spead of coronavirus? it's one of the greatest rivalries in tennis history, but who will take the title? rafa nadal and novak djokovic go head to head on men's final day at the french open. good morning. lighter winds, fewer showers and plenty of sunshine. that's how sunday's shaping up. i'll have all the details coming up very shortly. good morning. it's sunday october 11th. our top story. talks on tough new coronavirus restrictions for the worst—hit parts of england will take place today. discussions between the government and local leaders will

paul mark visits the museum. keep coming wrote a book about the man who dreamt up the now legendary gullwing to card hold all foolin how to engineer and designer at mercedes it was blue and how to incorporate in the special skeleton energy villar frame from an aircraft construction into the 300 s. our. own mark was especially struck by one exhibit here lou and how to paint one of 2 cars created by the visionary designer in 1955. both are now owned by a mercedes. didn't learn how to pay is insured for a princely $30000000.00 euro. salt so it is. this what makes this automobile special is that to lay people it looks like a gold wing. but its heart is an unadulterated racing engine. it was taken from a formula one car from 1954 modified to result in a road going version with a slightly larger displacement and reduced engine speed. it looks like a production car but it's really a thoroughbred racing car. pulling out was the mild mannered head of mercedes car testing department but not on the track he took on aces like hans harriman and he used both well and how to pace for company and family business. team a concept li

paul mark visits the museum. he co-wrote a book about the man who dreamt up the now legendary gullwing to car hold all full and how to engineer and designer at mercedes it was women house who incorporated the special skeleton and the 2 filler frames from an aircraft construction into the 300 s. south. pole want was especially struck by one exhibit here lou in how to play one of 2 cars created by the visionary designer in 1955. both are now owned by mercedes. to live how to pay is insured for a princely 30000000 euros. sot so it is. this what makes this automobile special is that to lay people it looks like a gold wing. but its heart is an unadulterated racing engine and it was taken from a formula one car from 1954 modified to result in a road going version with a slightly larger displacement and reduced engine speed it looks like a production car but it's really a thoroughbred racing car. the rule in college was the mild mannered head of mercedes car testing department but out on the track he took on aces like hans harriman and he used both well and how to pace for company and family business. team a translucence

and the whole who are sick or something that is that the big issue ron paul stuff here that more from the author of yesterday's man the case against joe biden after this break plus photography for the mass of an insane. l. looking forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. i robot must obey the orders given it like human beings except where such orders to conflict with the 1st law should your identification we should be very careful about artificial intelligence and the point all p.c. is to create trust rather than fear. please carry it with artificial intelligence resembling the. robot must protect its own existence and existence. if. you know what i'm going to get there so i don't think about a lot of that i don't mean a guess that i don't mean knocking at our bar i can act as. i kind of ground it on the doorstep and i think now i think it's how many. members of the african mafia has promised them safe and quick passage to europe but once they arrive. they are in sleeves they count speech you will. will not some of them maybe i'm i am i not i couldn't you know it that it and if you don

latinos and the whole who are sick or something that is the big issue ron paul stuff here that more from the author of yesterday's man the case against joe biden after this break plus photography for the mass of an insane . l. looking forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. i robot must obey the orders given a human beings except where such orders that conflict with the 1st law show your identification we should be very careful about artificial intelligence and the point all p.c. is to create trust rather than shia. please carry it with artificial intelligence where something of the. robot must protect its own existence as exist. when you look back you know it's it's beyond you to put the 3 years since emancipation. when you look at it's been 400 years right since black people have been in the u.s. and extracting their labor for the construction of the country and then you think that black people on about 2 percent of us wealth in a disproportionately high is category almost everything that's negative i just don't say that that i don't see how anybody anywhere it defined that as as a wom

and athletics fan she is on his favorite athlete in the 10000 meters manned space lympics silver medalist paul to a newly won the now stadium in nairobi can easily accommodate up to 30000 spectators but only a fraction was allowed to watch because of the coronavirus pandemic as you know when you watch on t.v. and you know lympics in monaco that one it's now that they went to see you know hong kong and we don't go to those that's rain outside the canyons and because. they venture to make a comic you want to get them the fans out to come up to if you're not and they've kept this they should be stunned to be given so many ties that we've been tamed so we have to be there huzzah. the world of the form of the continental tour last year and it includes events that will drop from the top tier down one to league sakit it's a 1st such series to include a stop in africa with kenya being the continent's 1st host the meeting is named after. the legendary kenyan athlete who won olympic gold in the 1968 in 1072 games their concept was to have all continents. africa most of the. nation but no africa gets an

paul's margin a. pennsylvania, unrest, deadly police shooting of a black man in philadelphia, vice president biden seized on the news in pennsylvania rising number of coronavirus cases, if you succeeded 200,000 in that state. in the final days a competing narrative from the trump side, law and order, vice president biden is being critical of any writing and looting, swinging the spotlight in pennsylvania on the pandemic. he is speaking to suburban voters and urban voters with that kind of message. immigration, can't forget about that. vice president biden knows it is key to get the latino vote and beyond the latino vote suburban people paying attention to the issue as well. think about children being separated from their families, biden has announced a task force in the headlines, and real quick, vice presidential candidates, senator harris reaching out to historically black universities, mike pence is in iowa making sure evangelical voters come out speaking to conservative voters in nevada. i want to bring in eric older, former attorney general, the chairman of the redistricting committee, welcome to th

that has extraordinary common sense, that's one of the reasons he is a successful man at what he does, senator rand paulcome on up, rand. look at him. look at this guy. come on up. come on. we have another great senator from the state of utah and he is a smart one, he's a good one, he's a respected one, mike lee. come on up. come on. come on, mike. >> but when it came to mcsally who is up for re-election in arizona whose political future is tied to trump's with the republican majority in the senate hanging in the balance, he treated her like this. >> martha, come up fast, quick. fast. fast. come on, quick. you have one minute. one minute! >> barely a minute, barely an introduction as mcsally grinned and beared it. just at that pose that with how he treated kelly ward in arizona. ward, now head of the state's republican party. in 2018, lost the republican primary to martha mcsally. >> and a friend of mine, somebody that was great, she would have been, if she didn't have three, four people running at the same time, she would have been your senator. hate to say it, she would have been your senator, a frien

and athletics fan cheers on his favorite athlete in the 10000 meters man space olympic silver medalist paul tunnelling won the now stadium in nairobi can easily accommodate up to 30000 spectators but only a fraction was allowed to watch because of the corona virus pandemic a tsunami watch on t.v. and you know lympics in monaco. now that they went to see you know hong kong and we know one of those that's rain outside the canyons and because. they ventured into kenya comics i wanted them to come up to if you're not and they've. been given. we've been. so we had to be there the world of the form of the continental tour last year and it includes events that were dropped from the top down one sack it it's a 1st set series to include a stop in africa with kenya being the continent's 1st hosts the meeting is named after. the legendary cavanagh clete who won olympic gold. in the 196-8972 games. in africa. but now. many of. the coronavirus grounded thousands of athletes because of travel restrictions and cancellations of many competitions despite that this event attracted a good filled with 70 athle

anyone needs any eggs, by the way, paul's your man.ersion is, of course, waiting for you right now on iplayer. and as ever, you can keep up the team throughout the week on youtube, instagram, facebook and twitter at @bbcclick. thanks for watching, and we'll see you soon. bye— bye. hello, this is breakfast with charlie stayt and rachel burden. good morning, here's a summary of today's main stories from bbc news. nhs staff, key workers and charity fundraisers who rose to the challenge of the coronavirus pandemic have been recognised in the delayed queen's birthday honours list, but stars of entertainment and sport have also picked up awards for their long careers. a veteran singer, a soap opera pioneer, and the queen of tv baking all made the list, as our entertainment correspondent lizo mzimba reports. these are fork biscuits, and it's another good one the children to try. she's been tantalising our taste buds for decades. now mary berry has received one of the country's highest honours. it's so exciting, and you feel very proud to bea

that has extraordinary common sense, that's one of the reasons he is a successful man at what he does, senator rand paul. >> thank you. here's to immunity. to immune people. >> here's to immunity, to immune people. the president had his covid episode. is that factual or the way you should talk about this in a position of leadership? >> it is absolutely the wrong way. we can't pursue anything looking at herd immunity strategy without killing00s of thousands of people. dr. paul needs to be held to a higher standard, a physician, he knows better. to pander to this nonsensical unreality that some people live in baffles the mind and made it so much harder for those of us in the field to give people proper protective action guidance when you hear the opposite from the president and from a physician that serves in the senate. >> grateful as always for your time and insights. very much appreciate your time. >> thank you. >>> up next, we visit the campaign trail live in three big swing states. especially in these times.s off, but some things are too serious to be ignored. if you still have symptoms of crohn's di

i mean if you don't want to hand it wasn't paul's be an easy guy out sat here been sat in a hammock now not around the man who can and yet i mean let him. eat whatever analysis and they are all chatting with tyrants and out. is the level that they love to sit in the round. up in it as it is it is in this bus you are the one you put up but as it is the. us and them they will get on more choice. as a political noise into knowing they ought to meet each one is a moment or less real for the last dollar this will not of this double. the mandate carol so you go off and you get out of there for the hordes that really won't work it's august the appraisal is an. early start up or a. vehicle are stupid as i'm going to get up and down. that was a radio form of you. get a more committed is the policy on. with us here but a lot of. it but i really were. almost done. babbling like you said cassie. can't. see through here but been bearing in mind it will be some plenty of money for that but oh what a good but i stand by as soon as they come on. the lan thing. you can supply us and i will when you get into me so much dow

paul elliott, mark walters, ian barnes, that's who i was out in the playground. i grew up in cal manlack family at my school. when i came into english football it was a more natural thing. you realise where you've been, how you were very much on your own north of the border. this has been effected at international level in the small number of black players who have been capped at the national side but when you delve into the history books are something that isn't widely known. it was in scotla nd isn't widely known. it was in scotland which in 1881 gave scotland its first black international player. andrew watson, depicted here in recent weeks to preserve his legacy and all just a in recent weeks to preserve his legacy and alljust a short distance from scotland's national stadium. watson captained the country in a landmark 61 victory over england but it would be more than 120 years before another black player represented the men's team. —— 6—1 victory. this munch, they lost a number of initiatives to combat racism and promote equality. former hibernian player believes it should bea h

"the daily beast" reporting on this saying the man who reportedly gave hunters laptop to rudy speaks out in an interview, they say john paul gave conflicting stories to reporters on wednesday so a lot of other organizations out there raising red flags about the story and of course you know that when rudy giuliani's name is connected to this, they are immediately skeptical about the chain of custody for this laptop, what can you tell us about your ability to get to the source of this story? >> i think the story speaks for itself, it is deeply sourced and all the sourcing is hard evidence. we obtained evidence of emails, photographs that are pretty hard to dispute as verifiably belonging to mr. hunter biden. that's a lot more of a slam-dunk story than many of the anti-trump stories that appeared over the past four years. as you look, the sourcing is someone familiar with the matter told someone else which then told the outlet in question and yet none of those stories have been treated the way that major social media companies, namely facebook and twitter, have treated our story, including facebook officials saying they are g

man. congressional candidates. i hear he is hot. i hear he's doing great. paul young. paul. [cheers and applause] that is great. i hear you are going good. you are going to win. and eric. eric. thank you, eric. thank you very much. good luck, eric. i heard you are doing -- we need these two guys so please vote. michigan g.o.p. chair, laura cox. back there. [cheers and applause] are we winning, laura? i see we are up in the polls. good. so carry it in, three points, how the hell did you beat this guy by three points? is that a win, i don't know. we have got to win michigan. it is very important. michigan commit is very important for michigan. 447 years, joe biden betrayed the african-american community. biden dev with this disastrous 1994 crime bill pier that came up very much in the debate. he called young, black men super predators and he did all the time. [boos] ik former prisoners a second chance by signing the landmark criminal justice reform that biden couldn't do and obama couldn't do. [cheers and applause] joe biden flooded black neighborhoods with illegal car labor. i'm providing black neighborhoods wit

. >>> we're hearing from a man that saved his house just in time avoiding serious damage. paul began packing important possessions when he saw the fire approaching. he's grateful for the fast work of firefighters. >> you guys did a great job. oh my goodness. i thought our house was a goner. that's all. thank you. >> reporter: you can hear the relief. as you can see, the flames did char part of another house's deck along mountain road. one of our photo journalists noticed the smoke and alerted firefighters. >>> of course, it is a very hot day and we've been worried about these fire conditions, dion. >> yeah, ama and the heat will continue for the next couple days. >> for awhile. only gradually diminish, dion sorry to say. it just as hot as yesterday this time. we've got readings of 100 at clover dale and santa rosa and the east bay to the south bay, low to mid-90s and around the bay shoreline, 90 oakland and 90 here in san francisco. we're not getting any break from the heat today and even as we go into the weekend, we expect again only a gradual cooldown. the wind at the surfac

if you know the voice, paul rudd is the man who does the voice—over, from hollywood films.lockdown where we end up having to close the economy and the potential damage that has on people's livelihoods. although nowhere near the peak earlier this year — would you accept even further restrictions?

man. when i. make sure that. everyone in the country. should know who. they simply want to be. thank you to. so paul will start with athletics and form a london marathon when a one juror who has been banned for 4 years for doping violation 10 from kenya won the event in 2017 and he doping investigators found increases in his red blood cell count they said were impossible without the use of a prohibited substance or method and denies any wrongdoing and has 30 days to be. in football the german cup often throws a david and goliath matches and tonight's game is no exception european champions by a munich faced 5th division side f.c. good in the 1st round starting a run of 8 matches in $23.00 days the underdogs from jordan will be looking to take advantage of byron's hectic sched jewel although their aims are modest to say the least. quaint. isn't used to depict time 100000 people call this place home it's also home to 50 vision the site s c. the krauts pride and joy is the stand the oldest in germany now the latest chapter in the scraps history a cup game against the mighty by an munich. of course we'v

he's a man who can speak to healing and grief in a unique way. >> george stevens and paul.issue of this campaign, coronavirus as we were talking about. the president is trying to down play it. how much deadly it may become this winter, far from rounding the turn. that discussion when we return. or what's trending. get real-time insights in your customized view of the market. it's smarter trading technology for smarter trading decisions. fidelity. who's sujoe biden.rop 15? biden says, "every kid deserves a quality education and every family deserves to live in a safe, healthy community. that's why i support prop. 15." vote yes. schools and communities first is responsible for the contents of this ad. who's supkamala harris.5? harris says, "a corporate tax loophole has allowed billions to be drained from our public schools and local communities. no more. i'm proud to support prop 15." vote yes. schools and communities first is responsible for the content of this ad. >>> one of our guests said 290,000 died because of covid. the actual number is lower, it is 229,000. it is obsc

will speak instead by telephone paul brennan al-jazeera london french police say a teacher has been beheaded in a suburb in northwestern paris the attacker an 18 year old man was shot dead by officers shortly after the incident earlier this month the teacher had shown pupils cartoons depicting the prophet mohammed and the satirical from the it's a terrible magazine shocking a bow and. a t. assisting one of our fellow citizens was murdered today because he was a teacher because he was teaching students freedom of expression freedom to believe and not to believe akam patrick was attacked in cowardly fashion but he was a victim of a characteristic islamic terrorist attack. more now from powers what we understand from a police spokesperson is that it was around 5 o'clock in the afternoon local time here in france in coffee santa ana reno a small town in the suburb northwest of paris when police approached a young man they say in in the street in a residential area not far from the school they say this young man had been acting suspiciously when they approached him he threatened them they say he had a knife in his hands he was armed and then they opened fire th

worshipers marking young kid paul but the people inside was saved by a wooden door that wouldn't breach instead the assailant gunned down 2 non jewish victims a woman passer by and a man i think about shark attacks against jews have been on the rice in germany recently the german president said it was up to all germans to fight anti semitism and his image is most is an anti semitism as a canary in the coal mine for the state of our democracy but the more of earthly it is expressed the more of values of tolerance and respect for human dignity are under attack and before. the attack left many germans wondering how widespread far right extremist views are in germany the commemoration in holland was a chance to remember the victims but also to reflect on those concerns. time now to take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world. russian foreign minister sergey lavrov has announced a cease fire between armenia and azerbaijan starting midday on saturday moscow hosted peace talks with the war in countries as follows nearly 2 weeks of deadly clashes over the disputed nagorno-karabakh region. the 2nd u.s. presidential debate that was jus to take place ne

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