there were pipers in other countries across the commonwealth.ate for defence has already arrived, as has the head of the british military. the band of the british military. the band of the raf regiment are playing behind us. vips, veterans very much at the centre of these commemorations and when the royal british legion designed these commemorations they had the thought that veterans should still be front and centre. as the yea rs go still be front and centre. as the years go by, the numbers dwindle, but those we have spoken to say they feel honoured and privileged to be here. when ceremonies start later on, their thoughts will be with their friends, on, their thoughts will be with theirfriends, colleagues on, their thoughts will be with their friends, colleagues and comrades who never made it back. sir david warren is a former british ambassador to japan and an associate fellow at chatham house. what do you think it is important for citizens to remember about vj day? this is a commemoration of the extraordinary sacrifices of so many people. an

until that snowstorm -- [laughter] >> host: so, piper, thank you. was that one of those snowstorms that we here in the north -- >> guest: oh, you have no idea. >> host: -- roll our eyes? >> guest: i still have ptsd. it was half an inch of snow -- no, no, no, you don't understand. my husband was traveling with me, and we actually had a car. we pulled out of the airport. we were going, i think, 4 miles and in the fourth hour of being stuck on the highway, people just literally walked out of their cars. they took -- they leave them. they just leave their cars on the highway in atlanta and they leave. we actually wound up reversing, we were in a car with four-wheel drive, went the wrong way up an exit ramp. we started going down the back streets where there were accidents everywhere. it was crazy e in atlanta. and so the next day we were like, yeah, we're up, we're going to get down to spelman college and, actually, i'm so sorry i didn't get to meet with piper because beverly daniel tatum, who was the president at the time, she wound up pulling some kid

you told about piper born into love is your dog will move on now to your perch on a car you were going with. them and what are you with them. when. that that our draft as well which would i mean my hold on to. something full on a lot because the u.k. didn't go. exactly on an opening set on the role model overnight they would have been over. the. long term well being. utilized because he'll tell you if you don't feel like golf it doesn't come down. to well me but i. thought i've got to how they are going to run more all bombers on already back home i should our final round and i left behind those i'm awful see it. or not. so she got a hold on the she did. she she. yeah you kind of does although i don't. ok that she noted i don't want to go down that road and that i don't go to a. club it i don't going to but we do it with. a syndicate on it and with it we i mean i assume they wanted to do it all we don't know but then and they. don't do what we do even to go to to a hindu not nimble they're not that we're clearly not there our car would all ok really nailing to defeat i know ok i need t

devaluation of the lebanese fund we've seen you know a hike in prices that it's not even close to inflation piper inflation so the basically the official officials say that the current lebanese found is around $2770.00 pounds per dollar however the rate is actually much worse on the black market which is actually what is recognized by vendors on the street which is closer to about $6000.00 lebanese town per dollar. and prices are being high on a day to day basis. price rising prices they're making life very difficult now the port lies in ruins that's a major artery for goods coming in including food what does that mean for the economy while obviously any any interruption to supply chain will actually use a hike in prices as well but also it means a bit more than the right so i think everybody's backtracking from economics to politics because what we've seen and what the lebanese citizens are asking for right now is reform because to build a good economy we require good politics then to build this politics need a government need a good government so as long as you have the corruption and we have t

he's like a pied piper to the children of your shema. -- tune he plays is that children of your shemathe tune -- hiroshima. the tune he plays is that everyone must work in the world. they are working for the survivors in the hospital. they also write letters to the heads of state into the united nation, pleading for universal care. she earned some money selling. they met and a bible class where they struggled to find some meaning in the disaster that came to that city. they were permanently crippled when the impact of the blast swept her unconscious -- left her unconscious outside her home. although they love children, they want some of their own. she does not happen because of the two deformed babies born to her sister. the risk ofe producing monstrosities, she says. he was outside the city when the bomb fell, but he came in immediately with a rescue team and was exposed with radiation. the children know he is weak but they cannot persuade him. perhaps thisking will be the one to convince the one that there must never be another nuclear war. they have nothing for themselves. , books

plays last post plays piper's lament when you go home, tell them of us and say, for your tomorrow, weave our today. ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. music: hymn to the fallen byjohn williams. ladies and gentlemen, please be seated. over 140,000 british and commonwealth troops were taken prisoner by the japanese and held in inhumane camps rife with disease, cruelty and brutal punishment. as a prisoner of war in the far east, you were seven times more likely to die than if you had been captured in europe. our allied prisoners' bare hands moved hundreds of tonnes of rock, metal and wood to build railways, airstrips and bridges, and toiled relentlessly in copper mines and steel factories, all in the searing heat with little clothing. thousands upon thousands upon thousands suffered grim deaths. the survivors were told not to speak of their troubles. and their relatives were told not to ask. but now, their voices are being heard. my father, fergus gordon anckorn was a gunner in the royal artillery, captured by the japanese during the battle of singapore. he was a talented conjuror,

he's like a pied piper to the children of hiroshima. plays is that everyone must work for peace in the world. each week he and the children read a newspaper on their peace activities for the survivors in the hospital. they also write letters to the heads of states and to the united nations, pleading for universal disarmament. she earned some money selling. met in a bible class where they struggled to find some meaning in the disaster that came to that city. the leg was permanently crippled when the impact of the blast left her unconscious outside her home. alsokimiko's mother, she feels weak. although they love children, they have none of their own. she fears having them because of the two deformed babies born to her sister. i cannot take the risk of producing monstrosities, she says. ♪ he himself was outside the city when the bomb fell, but he came in immediately with a rescue team and was exposed to the radiation. the children know he is weak, but they cannot persuade him to rest. he keeps thinking perhaps this pamphlet will be the on

piper, how are you?colleen piper, i am part of the graduation team. there are a lot of challenges as students face here at the school. whether that be in their house, in our neighborhood, in our school system. we do everything we can to support students. there aren't any barriers in students going to college. and we have a few nonprofits who work with us and our senior english teacher, dr. taylor, the matriarch of the high school. >> okay, good morning, everyone. welcome to day number 12. i already sent the assignment for this morning, full question of the day, number 12. i grew up in west oakland. this is my 51st year teaching. this will be my 47th here. it doesn't seem like it's been that long, because i enjoy what i do. it seems like it was just yesterday when i started. i'm getting to know my students, even though they're not here in this classroom. i'm getting to know them from meeting every day in stozoom. and then reading their writings. colleges and universities want to get to know the student mo

he is like a pied piper to the children of hiroshima.e he plays is that everyone must work for peace in the world. each week, he and the children print a newspaper on their peace activities for their survivors and the hospitals. they also write letters to the heads of state and to the united nations pleading for universal -- this woman earns some money sewing. they met and a bible class where they struggled to find some new meaning in the disaster that had befallen their city. crippledas permanently when the blast knocked her unconscious outside of her home. she often feels weak like her mother. children, theyve have none of their own. she fears having a because of the two deformed babies born to her sister. i cannot put -- i cannot bear the risk of producing monstrosities, she says. he was outside the city when the bomb fell, but he came in immediately with a rescue team and was exposed to the radiation. the children know that he is weak, but they cannot persuade him to rest. thinking perhaps this pamphlet will be the one to convince th

just follow me, i am the pied piper. no matter what, no matter what they just are not in touch with reality. you know, they are in this ivory tower up there. you know, all his friends are billionaires and he just -- anybody that does not agree with him, he says they are people vil, almost.e e they are going to destroy the country. they are going to move into your neighborhood. i live in chestnut hill and people from all over the world are welcome. that is what makes us great. this fear, the fear mongering is -- i -- and all those flags. and using the white house for all of this pageantry. i just think of people in other countries -- the europeans must be going crazy with watching just our government, detached from people dying and discussing it. what are we going to do? we have no platform. we are not discussing what health care we will give you. he is in court trying to dismantle obamacare. i mean, people are going to need health care. host: i need to give other people a chance as well. allison in louisville, kentucky,

. —— with those pipers.tre for so many people of commemorations, of those who have lost their lives. we are expecting ben wallace, who is the secretary of state for defence, who will be the first to lay a wreath at the cenotaph. wejust first to lay a wreath at the cenotaph. we just awaiting those ceremonial and alongside him will be current and serving members of the military. let's remind you of victory over japan day, military. let's remind you of victory overjapan day, why it was so low rated on the 15th of august 1945. it marked the end of world war ii, and was the moment that the allies marked a victory overjapan. there had been rumours of it happening at the time. us president harry truman broke the news at a press co nfe re nce harry truman broke the news at a press conference at the white house at 7pm on august 14, and later britain's new prime minister, clement attlee, confirmed it by saying "the last of our enemies is laid low, and it was the following day that japanese emperor hirohito was heard o

a lone piper at dawn, aboard hms belfast, marking the fact that 75 years ago this morning, the worldnally, to peace. in the open spaces of the national memorial arboretum in staffordshire, a carefully choreographed commemoration attended by a0 veterans who fought in the 14th, sometimes forgotten, army against a voracious enemy in some of the most army against a ferocious enemy in some of the most challenging of conditions. many tens of thousands of allied troops from many different nations lost their lives in the jungles of southeast asia and tens of thousands more died injapanese prisoner of war camps. they shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old. age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. at the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them. after the sounding of the last post by a royal marine bugler, a two—minute silence was led by the prince of wales. and in remembrance of lives lost from so many nations, from the british and indian and other allied armies, wreaths were placed at memorials here and in many of the nations that and in remembrance o

my strong and kind-hearted daughters, bristol, willow and piper.nd we were so blessed in april, todd and i welcomed our littlest one into the world, a perfectly beautiful baby boy named trig. you know, from the inside, no family ever seems typical, and that's how it is with us. our family has the same ups and downs as any other. the same challenges, and the same joys. sometimes even the greatest joys bring challenge. and children with special needs inspire a very, very special love. to the families of special needs -- [ applause ] >> to the families of special needs children all across this country, i have a message for you. for years you've sought to make america a more welcoming place for your sons and daughters and i pledge to you that if we're elected, you will have a friend and advocate in the white house. [ cheers and applause ] and todd is a story all by himself. he's a life-long commercial fisherman and a production operator in the oil fields of alaska's north slope and a proud member of the united steel workers union. and todd is a world c

no one is paying the piper.saying that, i know republicans bemoan all the spending that's going on, they are asking for things, too, and have not really done much for that. i think it's a fair and balanced rap against the parties that they don't seem to care about all this spending or are now contemplating trillions in more virus relief. i'm wondering where this all leads. >> it doesn't lead to a good end, neil. look, there is no way out of our deficits and our debt other than cut spending and raise taxes. now, the raising taxes part seems to be something that the parties one way or another seem to get around to. but making cuts in spending, nobody's for that. both parties have done a terrible job. doesn't matter who has congress, doesn't matter who's in the white house. spend, spend, spend, run up the debt. where does it end? neil, i don't know. where do we go at this point? $30 trillion the cutoff? $50 trillion? your guess is as good as mine. neil: we'll see what happens, my friend. thanks for outlining it. da

per year so hollywood has to compromise to fill all the slots but we all know that he who pays the piper calls the tune the us lets china call the shots when it comes to the fine detail in movies this could be persuading the chinese as the good guys think 2012 or gravity to make our way to the space station. but there. the government is building the ships. surjective. the retired you see those grass cutting out offensive taiwanese flags from the top gun sequel or making sure key characters aren't of tibetan origin beijing could simply cancel the release of a movie deemed offensive that once upon a time in hollywood was scrapped apparently because of the portrayal of bruce lee we get into a fight i accidently killed. i go to the upcoming movie has had a kissing scene cut to avoid a similar fate some even speculate that actors who displease beijing disappeared from the really big screen apparently richard gere got too friendly with the dalai lama too involved in supporting tibet no more movies with him in china perhaps you could be replaced with a chinese counterpart after all more chinese

victory over japan day began with the sound of a lone piper. parades who scaled back because of coronavirus but in the skies above british cities the war of iraq one of those here. today we remember and give. for the extraordinary bravery resourcefulness and tenacity demonstrated by those who fought in the asia pacific theater of the 2nd world war. there's an ever to when you remember the world war 1st hand for them the trauma still echoes down the generations the courage and sacrifice still commands respect they've just here a. quick recap of the headlines now demonstrators gathered for a 7th day in baton rouge calling for longtime leader alexander lukashenko to step down after last week's disputed presidential election protest is laid flowers a makeshift memorial where one man died during a violent government crackdown demonstrations of the biggest challenge to look nearly 3 decades in power in a phone call with russian president vladimir putin said the 2 were hoping for a swift resolution to the country's problems. for u.s. president barack

let's welcome in craig johnson at piper sandler it is fairly mind blowing to talk about how quickly we've come back. trillions of dollars of fed stimulus and government stimulus and relief payments is behind it can it continue? >> dom, the answer is yes. it can continue. we've been bullish on this as you know looking for the lows back on march 23 sitting here at the high, our price objective which we've seen more firms come up to val dates the work that will be a low i think there is more upside than that 3,600. i look around and see oil, lumber, industrials, metals. these charts are all starting to break out. the economy is starting to show those green chutes my wife and i had the great opportunity to take our son to elon university over the last week they have a great program in place for covid. i don't think they'll shut down at all the number of trucks out on the road, unbelievable the number of stores that are very, very full. the consumer is a life alive an. the economy is alive and well. >> there are questions, craig. not to veer too far off the path, there are folks out there who

victory over japan day began with the sound of a lone piper. parades who scaled back because of coronavirus but in the skies above british cities the war of iraq one of those here. today we remember and give therms for the extraordinary bravery resourcefulness and tenacity demonstrated by those who fought in the asia pacific theater of the 2nd world war. there's an ever dwindling number who remember the world of war and for them the trauma still echoes down the generations the courage and sacrifice still commands respect they've. had lines for you now demonstrators have gathered for a 7th straight day in belarus calling for a long time needed alexander lukashenko to step down after last week's disputed election protesters also laid flowers at a makeshift memorial where one man died and clashes with the police the demonstrations are the biggest challenge yet nearly 3 decades in power in a telephone call with the russian president in a person said the 2 hoping for a swift resolution to the country's situation in our other headlines former u.s. pr

victory over japan day began with the sound of a lone piper.arade's who scaled back because of coronavirus but in the skies above british cities the war of iraq one of those he said. today we remember and give thanks for the extraordinary bravery resourcefulness and tenacity demonstrated by those who fought in the asia pacific theater of the 2nd world war as an avid when dealing dumba who remember the world at war and for them the trauma still echoes down the generations the courage and sacrifice still commands respect. and you can find much more on our web sites the address for that is al-jazeera dot com. this is al-jazeera these are the top stories thousands and bellows have gathered at the spot where a man died on monday during a violent crackdown on protesters the day of mourning turned into another rally calling for president alexander looking to resign step vos and has more from mints . car mechanic. protest. thousands of people. children. very euphoric atmosphere i have to say. day when there was a one minute silence. holding. making a p

my strong and kindhearted daughters, resto, willow, and ol, willow and piper.se] [cheering] and we were so blessed in april, todd and i welcomed our littlest one into the world, a perfectly beautiful baby boy. you know, from the inside, no family ever seems typical, and that is how it is with us. our family has the same ups and downs as any other, the same challenges in the same joys. sometimes even the greatest joys bring challenge, and children with special needs inspires a very, very special love. to the families of special needs -- [cheering] to the families of special needs children all across this country, i have a message for you. for years, you thought to make america -- fought to make america a more welcoming place for your sons and daughters. i pledge to you, if we are elected, you will have a friend and advocate in the white house. [cheering] [applause] todd is a story all by himself. he is a lifelong commercial fisherman and production operator in alaska's north slope, and a proud number of the united steelworkers union. sod is a world champion mach

but for the piper my family my children have received dozens of physical threats but god will judge those people were treated in the valley and obviously those threats were not his fault. pro and anti-government rallies are held in the capital with no sign of tensions calming says the country's opposition leader who fled to lithuania addressed the european.

at the hat it's up 15% in 202037 crowd strike in that etf so far this year what explains this run, piper's owen says the company continues growing strongly and critically with increasing profitability. it's benefitting from that work from home trend, too as millions more work from home, they are now more targets for criminals and that helps boost demand for the company's product. crowd strike corporate customers include goldman sachs, amazon web services, sony, hyatt. not every one thinks it's a buy here he is on the sidelines now because he says after this run, valuation not so attractive, he thinks at these levels back to you. >> josh, let me ask. if the upcoming election is possibly another boon for stocks like this or if you think it's already priced in to some of the performance that we have seen. >> that's another trend to watch for sure rob does believe as you get closer to the election that threat landscape intensifies in other words, he says be ready for more attacks on this country's election infrastructure interestingly one of the founders of crowd strike that been very vocal an

the according to recent sec disclosures and analysis by piper sandler robinhood fetches the highest ratequity trades at 17 cents per 100 shares schwab gets 11 cents and for options, the pay day is way bigger robinhood and td ameritrade bring in the highest rate at 58 cents. that is way above the industry average. robinhood roughly doubled order flow revenue in the second quarter of the year. that is compared to the prior three months they saw the biggest ungreece among all of the brokers and the majority of its $180 million came from options. across the industry, options are way more lucrative than trades from a single stock. analyst saz this could present a potential conflict of interest brokers might be incentivized to push customers towards the more profitable products. robinhood responding saying that's not the case. the company also declined to say if it's profitable after this recent trading boom. back to you. >> kate, such an interesting story. how important is this revenue stream is it possible to know how important the revenue stream is for both robinhood and also e-brokers? >>

i think that the idea is not so much that you're going to be the pied piper for all of these republicans as much as it is setting the bar and letting people know there is a better space you can get to. it's not just about, you know, republicans per se, but independent voters who are on the fence. i've talked to a lot of them over the last few weeks, just here in my state of maryland. they know they're out there. the question is, how do you begin to make that push, that appeal to them to get them more comfortable with the idea of a joe biden presidency. a lot of this, katy, as you know, in covering donald trump, boils down to his message on the economy. if you're looking even at our nbc polling on this, it shows that the president has a ten-point advantage on that subject over joe biden, because people feel comfortable -- >> well, let me ask -- >> go ahead. >> no, finish that. finish your point. >> people feel comfortable, yeah, it's not good now, about you he at least i feel can make it better, get us back to where they were. they enjoyed, you know, the tax breaks and all of that. that's

look, he's the pied piper of progressives in our country. he's made it absolutely clear. he's all behind joe biden. and that it's important for us to have people like john kasich at that convention. that it's important for us to bring together the country around the notion that whether you're a democrat or a republican that we can do better. that we must do better. that we need a president who can unite us and inspire us and who can bring us together for a common and better future. >> you, the theme tonight is leadership matters. and there's a new nbc news/"wall street journal" poll i want to call your attention to it. it shows voters backing president trump over mr. biden when it comes to the economy. when it comes to crime. but voters backed mr. biden over the president when it comes to handling this pandemic. and race relations. given tonight's theme, how does your party effectively make the case that mr. biden is the right leader for right now? >> well, first of all, we're moving in the right direction. you know, two months ago that on the economy was probably somethi

would do is that all of these guys, and again, i keep focusing on lebron because lebron is the pide pipere, all of these guys have huge social media followings of people. they've got so much power to change minds to get people to react. they need to realize that. they need to realize how much the nba needs them and with the money factor. they need to realize how much power they have with sports. think about this. because of what they did on wednesday with that walkout, they triggered walkouts everywhere with the wnba with even hockey. >> hockey has one black player. >> one black player and, get this. >> and the whole league walked out. >> and baseball has been historically apathetic when it comes to social issues, they even got baseball to react. they've got a lot of power, and keep hitting that point, they can do so many things. >> we've got to have everybody together, you know, i know lebron james is our leader, if we get all the athletes together, we can make a big difference. we have been talking to lebron james and his team about the voting. we've got to get people to vote. there's m

. >>> e-commerce retailer overstock getting another big boost today after piper analyst gave it a overweight140-dollar price tag. it is at 118. the stock is up whopping 1500% year-to-date. brokerage firm says seismic forces like refocusing on home furniture business has upgraded the profitability outlook. brick-and-mortar retailers with more than 20 companies reporting this week. lauren simonetti with the latest on two of the biggest names coming out tomorrow. lauren. lauren: start with walmart, cheryl. they've been a pandemic winner. it costs mon to operate safely and make delivers are. earnings fall 1.6%. revenue to rise $135.37 billion. the stock is up only 7% the past three months. compare that to the s&p retail etf that sup 40%. i want to be fair the etf includes host stocks, overstock, wayfair, also amazon. speaking of which analysts look to hear any executive comments on the rollout of walmart's subscription service to rival amazon prime. that could provide the juice to get the stock to break out again. kohl's reports in the morning. we're expecting a loss of 83% on drop of 26% on rev

victory over japan day began with the sound of a lone piper. who scaled back because of coronavirus but in the skies above british cities the war of. one of those he said. today we remember and give thanks for the extraordinary bravery resourcefulness and tenacity demonstrated by those who fought in the asia pacific theater of the 2nd world war as an effort to. remember the world at war and for them the trauma still echoes down the generations the courage and sacrifice still commands respect. still ahead on al-jazeera. was violent demonstrations in ivory coast a protest of the president's decision to seek a 3rd term it will add a familiar position lewis hamilton's on hold for formula one spanish roam free but only just details later with peter. king. from the. hell of the hot dry shallows picking up again that blows from iraq down through the gulf and tends to counter this more southwest has been keeping salala drizzly now in that flow he says are in cherry's dust is picked up from the dry area in eastern iraq and that manifests itself as dust