polly, iask to come back to the mistakes in a minute.nging on. he has a record of being in hot water. when he was defence secretary come he didn't go then for example. and the fa ct didn't go then for example. and the fact he is a former chief whip and normally they are pretty shrewd political operators. they know where the bodies are buried. intent to klingon. what is your view on that? he did in the end go. because of a? 0ver he did in the end go. because of a? over the looks around while way. i think it is more of an approach to the whole government which is that you never apologise, you never explained, if you admit weakness, somehow the whole house of cards might come crumbling down. and so they have blessed through a whole series of what might in normal times be resigning offences. robert generate has faced criticism and had to turn around a planning decision associated with a conservative party fundraiser. things like that you contrast peter mendelson who resigned because it might look bad. quite a different approach, this governm

is a bit of interposed the polish to beat them with a plate with a pollie until the mid-season break then my contract was unfortunately terminated on january 29th on the 31st the transfer window closed i couldn't find a club in 2 days and then the pun demick came and i got the short straw. because of the. former bindis league coach peter is leaving the training camp for the 3rd time like his 2 coaching colleagues he works for no pay participants come not only from germany but also from switzerland and belgium it is an international event the economic fallout of the pandemic is the same everywhere. is affected not just germany but every club world white the lower down the leagues you get the more a club depends on spectators revenue doesn't come in wages aren't paid off. the training camp is enhanced by visits from experts such as life coaches sports psychologists employment lawyers. all help is welcome and coronavirus times. is hard for sure the pun demick won't go away overnight but i'm sure it will come down eventually clubs need players that's why we have to keep on believing. typ

with me are sian griffiths, the education editor of the sunday times, and polly mackenzie, the chieftive of demos. welcome back. let's have a look at some of the other front pages that have come in now. according to the metro, the education secretary, gavin williamson, is managing to cling onto hisjob, as a—level students scrambled for university places and gcse pupils faced more uncertainty over their exam results on thursday. the i reports that borisjohnson rejected the minister's offer to resign, while senior conservatives call for regulator quual to be abolished. the daily mail says gavin williamson has enraged tory mps with a desperate bid to shift the blame for the exams fiasco, in an attempt to cling on to hisjob. the daily telegraph reports universities have told the uk government they will need more money, if they are to take more students this year following the climb—down over a—levels results. while the times says thousands of students will be forced to defer their university courses for a year, despite institutions offering an unprecedented expansion of places. and the g

. >> to brett, polly and michael started a campaign to convince fellow electors to change their votesn candidate. >> we called it the moral electors, we were trying to get electors to vote their conscience and say, hey, these state laws are not constitutional. >> moral electors soon became the hamilton electors. >> what are they called hamilton electors. >> in the spirit of alexander hamilton who explicitly describes the electoral college as comprised of a body of men who would exercise a body of discretion who fit the best judgment of the nation. >> you voted for hillary clinton in the election? >> yes. >> after election night, who did you propose they vote for? >> governor kasich. >> did you want him to be president? >> no. >> why not push more republicans to vote for hillary clinton. >> you weren't going to find republican electors to not give control to a republican. you have to give control for a republican. >> you are looking for someone you may be able to convince republican voters to vote for? >> who voted for who didn't really matter. . republicans could vote for a different

meet polly. nicole who is an autism support worker wanted to channel the skills she learned interacting with nonverbal children and try them on polly, using electronic buttons with icon stickers she created signaling commands like treat, walk and play. >> well, with my background, i had to come up with something, because she's 4 months old when we started. we introduced the first two buttons. >> reporter: in june the couple started a tiktok account to feature polly's canine communication abilities and it was a hit. she's amassed over 250,000 followers and nearly 4 million likes. >> we feel a lot of other pet owners could have the same kind of success or better. so she knows how to get what she wants in other ways now. but -- >> she'll use it as almost bribery. i love you and make eye contact with -- i love you too. she'll ring the treat. >> yeah. >> okay. i love you too, i'll get you treat. >> as mentioned nicole is a health care worker and she could not join us with polly. we sent the family a p

last year vendors turned his life's work into a monumental installation at the go home polly and paris. in wings of desire vendors masterpiece the sad angel gazes down on a divided berlin. his movies are like paintings but why are they modern classics i think because they are porches and painting with cellulite in light of inventors has made india. images for the screen and inspired a new generation of filmmakers. and are joined now by film guru mr scott rocks. and you've interviewed vendors a number of times actually he wanted to be a painter beginning of his crude yes that's true that was his sort of plan a but i think i mean if you look at his movies i mean he basically paints with with his camera i mean and it's interesting because his biggest inspiration as a painter was hopper and if you look at benders film some of the scenes look like they were taken directly from what i would hope for a painting and also like copper he was really inspired by sort of american iconic graffiti you know the big wide open spaces the the the empty highway the the neon lights in the cities but becaus

he's working with polly with them as for transit there's multiple resumes happening in the body at the same time and yeah it's been a challenge i think for all of us to go through that door. just because when you think of life ina musical dancer and this are very used to this sort of like rounded out 8 count or 34 1 to 4 or something that's very kind of measurable and these are all over the place and like a 5 and a 7 and 8 and a 3. it's been kind of difficult so why keep it all in your head at the same time but at the same time it's been nice scientific experiment so break down something that actually when actually occurred is like he was saying and african songs and dances and like natural rhythms but to sort of break it down into counts and so that we can visually kind of play with it you know exactly in each of the in the in their bodies they're describing to rhythms and then those 2 rhythms are combining with the other ones as well so we get even more poly rhythm just figured ok as long as we have 3 out of 4 of the dancers here as long as is made for walking is based on the rhythm.

. >> i have never been called polly anna-ish or nonscientific. >> reporter: president insisted there's progress. >> i think we're doing well, told dr. birx we're doing well, person i have a lot of respect for. >> reporter: latest public health expert to be on the wrong side of the president. attacked dr. anthony fauci on testing, contradicted doctor on hydroxychloroquine, and shut down a nurse over the availability of ppe. >> ppe has been sporadic but manageable. >> sporadic for you, not a lot of other people. >> i agree, mr. president. >> reporter: wearing a mask in public just three times, has fuelled antimask movement, just announced he is positive. daughter pleading, it's not worth following a president who has no remorse for leading his followers to early grave. >> white house official tells me random testing is no longer an option for employees on the complex, it's mandatory. one week after the president's national security adviser tested positive for the virus and a member of the white house press corps did as well. white house complex beefing up safety precautions. >>> people o

. >> i have never been called polly anna-ish or nonscientific. >> reporter: president insisted there's progress. >> i think we're doing well, told dr. birx we're doing well, person i have a lot of respect for. >> reporter: latest public health expert to be on the wrong side of the president. attacked dr. anthony fauci on testing, contradicted doctor on hydroxychloroquine, and shut down a nurse over the availability of ppe. >> ppe has been sporadic but manageable. >> sporadic for you, not a lot of other people. >> i agree, mr. president. >> reporter: wearing a mask in public just three times, has fuelled antimask movement, just announced he is positive. daughter pleading, it's not worth following a president who has no remorse for leading his followers to early grave. >> white house official tells me random testing is no longer an option for employees on the complex, it's mandatory. one week after the president's national security adviser tested positive for the virus and a member of the white house press corps did as well. white house complex beefing up safety precautions. >>> people o

polly is doing a ph d. at bauhaus university where she has a research assistant post. she's particularly interested in how refugee camps are designed and managed. this month is that i like this city and i like the people i feel good here i've been living here for 2 years and finally it's like oh now. what. she says she likes the fact that it's small but beautiful and she especially enjoys its multicultural atmosphere. demonstrated here by a klezmer concert that's part of the good ish summer festival. but when you think of the bauhaus you most probably think of architecture and design but one of the most productive and successful bauhaus workshops was actually the weaving workshop where they experimented with both industrial methods and with traditional craft techniques from indigenous communities and weaving is just one of the arts that helped our 3rd go to medal laureate. ica of bolivia to make her mark and to broaden the scope of accepted indigenous art and be the s.p. ho i caught up a libyan artist poet essayist musician and a weaver. she fought hard to succeed in a

stefan because team divides the test subjects into groups according to the subjects polly janick scores and then they observe how the group with the especially high schizophrenia scores develops the researchers are a long way off from totally understanding the complex genetics of psychiatric diseases but they are making progress. why. in a moment we'll be taking a look at me well us but even as we're pretty impressive small but mighty well not all that we can reach out like that 135 centimeters and why up to 36 kilos. last hour ferguson usually think you have up to $600.00 hairs per square centimeter of skin we have up to $23000.00 to top that. chafe other stuff of legends. we use them to build gigantic structures like this a dam 850 meters long so big it's visible from outer space no wonder you call is busy. we might be rodents but we're also ecosystem engineers geniuses though not all humans agree. most people tend to think of beavers as a nuisance as pasts but it turns out that beavers are very beneficial to the ecosystem. here in the easy river valley of southern germany water buffa

an ice cube was saying the polies instead of being the pollie us and 2nd the maybe the problem was ice i'm glad to see frozen water has gotten itself together because it had a real personality disorder anyway yeah the online reviewer has data showing more than 80000 small businesses permanently shuttered for march 1st to july 25th 80000 here's a chart of the different areas that have been impacted the most restaurants and shopping are 2 of the biggest areas nailed by this pandemic but some of the others include the beauty industry and event planning look we need to do our part to help these businesses people aren't spending on beauty because we are going out during the pandemic right but we could solve this by insulting people on zoom calls if they aren't fully made up we need to use societal pressure to give a boost to the beauty industry next time you're zooming with work colleagues interrupt the meeting and say suzanne those are realizing lashes gross ok they look like steven seagal is bikini zone put some fake on there dave i see you shave your beard and your real face is truly dis

last year vendors turned his life's work into a monumental installation at the go home polly and paris. in wings of desire vendors masterpiece the sad angel gazes down on a divided berlin. his movies are like paintings. but why are they modern classics i think because they are portrayed and painting with cellulite and light vendors has made indelible images for the screen and inspired a new generation of filmmakers. you're watching news coming to you live from berlin coming up after a short break eco india including a look at how the country is educating its workforce to harness clean energy we've got more now web site d w dot com as well as our twitter and instagram. we'll be back with more news at the top of the hour. eco india those who love to eat seafood made fish calendar of course. overfishing breeding seasons bio diversity. which fish can people eat anywhere without damaging the ecosystem. know your fish the 1st sea foods the state ability to guide india. india. next on d w. i thought her. car culture. hair. superman. superfood stylish doggone don't let o's. life style you're a

last year venders turned his life's work into a monumental installation at the go home polly and paris. in wings of desire vendors masterpiece a sad angel gazes down on a divided berlin. his movies are like paintings but why are they modern classics i think because they are portrayed and one painting with cellulite in light of inventors has made indelible images for the screen and inspired a new generation of filmmakers. this is d.w. news life from burley and his reminder of our top story hour thousands of factory workers in bellerose a joint demonstrations on the streets of the capital minsk to demand new presidential elections and and to the violent crackdown. there forget you can always get the w. news on the go just download the app for the google player from the obstacle to give you access to all the latest news from the world push notifications of any breaking news and if you're part of a news story also use the actors had just the photos on good faith. essential updates i'll have more world news for you out of the top of the hour on the back after weeks of big stories coming up

the reason this is important is that there's so much evidence polly up and it has piled up over the years that the democrats were determined to create in their words an insurance policy and case donald trump got elected they were determined to do everything they could in the obama administration with a wink and a nod from joe biden where we heard that name before the vice president now the democratic candidate to try to either deny the victory or make life very difficult for him once he was elected at all goes back to the dossier which is the root again of the russian investigation so this story while the democrats would love the story go away man rick it's more timely than ever because one of the main figures involved in this is running for president on the democratic side hey i want to switch topics a little bit because twitter is in the news again there is a twitter. twitter apparently now is banning all state by the way twitter and facebook and these entities they change the rules weekly they just all of a sudden they see a story we've got a new rule now you can't do this or you can't

>>polly anish it said there was improvement in the new york metro. but ongoing cases in boston and chicago a new outbreak in houston and full logarithmic spread and new concerning operates in baltimore, new haven and and washington d c. this was not a pollyanna should i have never been called poly and ash are non scientific or not data driven and i will stake my 40 year career on those fundamental principles of utilizing data to really implement better programs to save more lives to recess stasio kron 4 news. >>the virus pandemic is having a big impact on families with college students with most classes moving online many students who no longer need housing our sock in lee says that they signed months ago jessica mensch has more on the story. >>and they tell us like oh they're going click like sign now you'll save somebody when amanda land has signed a lease for the coming school year back in november. she never even heard of covid-19. >>but now the virus is forcing most sacramento state classes online and she stuck with an apartment she no longer ne

last year vendors turned his life's work into a monumental installation at the go home polly and paris. in wings of desire vendors masterpiece the sad angel gazes down on a divided berlin. his movies are like painting. but why are they modern classics i think because they are portrayed and painting with cellulite in light of inventors has made indelible images for the screen and inspired a new generation of filmmakers. coming up next on news asia hopes for peace as taliban prisoners walk free from the afghan jail under a u.s. taliban deal. and it's more than one 3rd of the country under water thousands of bangladeshis struggle to put food on their plates. the responders he has those stories and more coming right up on d.w. news asia the hallway. grappling hooks subjects. expressing feelings i am not very creative yet but i would love to be considered an artist mandate looking for new perspectives. to help not to be replaced by a previous camera doing things differently. come to the place where we reflect on society angst. come on. if you would like to be our fighters want to start fami

last year venders turned his life's work into a monumental installation at the go home polly and paris. in wings of desire vendors masterpiece a sad angel gazes down on a divided berlin. his movies are like paintings. but why are they modern classics i think because they are portrayed and painting with cellulite in light of inventors has made indelible images for the screen and inspired a new generation of filmmakers. and there's more of these and other stores of course at our website coming up next to the point looks at u.s. actions against germany and asked the question of dangerous as north stream to i'm brian thomas for the entire news to actually. to the point of strong opinions clear positions of international perspective such. a conflict which review s. and germany over the nordstrom's council pipeline linking germany with russia looks at a boil over the american science pandering to putin kind of frightening drastic action find out more want to the point was. to point out. the next time about g.w. . this woman is on a mission elect childcare it gives ellis and new homes. whethe

last year vendors turned his life's work into a monumental installation at the go home polly and paris. in wings of desire vendors masterpiece the sad angel gazes down on a divided berlin. his movies are like painting. but why are they modern classics i think because they are portrayed and painting with cellulite in light of inventors has made indelible images for the screen and inspired a new generation of filmmakers. you're watching d.w. coming up next our debate show to the point looks at u.s. sanctions against germany on the question how dangerous is north stream to you state you to me. to the point of strong opinions clear positions of international perspective such. a conflict it's really us in germany over the nordstrom's gas pipeline linking germany with russia sent to boil over the american side is pandering to putin threatening trusted action find out more come to the point. to point. to the next block teetotallers. be in good shape if you're chronically ill you should not work out that he showed her gums undine's heart problems some back pain joint pain this one treatment th

last year vendors turned his life's work into a monumental installation at the go home polly and paris. in wings of desire vendors masterpiece a sad angel gazes down on a divided berlin. his movies are like paintings but why are they modern classics i think because they are portrayed and painting with cellulite in light of inventors has made indelible images for the screen and inspired a new generation of filmmakers. now let's get a quick reminder of our top story the government of elevators has begun releasing people detained her in 5 days of protests following the disputed reelection of president lukashenko a foreign pressure is also mounting on the better and later with the e.u. commission chief speaking out in support of sanctions against fellow was seen officials violate democratic freedoms. did it your business is coming up next a german company working on a covert 1000 vaccine is going public chris harper has all the details so that your . body. glued. to the point. clear position himself into national perspective saad. for its review s. and chairman over the nordstrom's turndow

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mass those diseases are classified there will be 2 infectious disease out of court 19 was on the pollies though disease is based on the changes in the cabinet over this we have at it view on the status of that disease people with no symptoms people with mild same symptoms will be asked. out hotels and their homes so that we can reduce the burden on medical systems. hospitals some hospitals they vastly hospitals cut accepted. 1000 patients their suffering in the action on their incomes. they're finding themselves in a vine and in times over their business. react to. our border starts to give a helping hand to those institutions even though the us is nothing new. happens we don't have a system to treat that disease and call it 19 we have a contingency budget that those budget will be executed immediately together weighs $1000.00 can't imagine as we shall never have a bag and see in that very strict security environment signed in japan we have to deal with north korea has and it's kept us the to launch but us to commit selves and this past to about. is does this surprise we too we can't pro

well polly it is a message of that we are not afraid to we are going to keep on coming to the streets protesting and contesting any attempts of local schenkel and the government to stop us from getting our rights this is i think the message that they're trying to send not only to the world to but to the other belorussian people and that the russian people they're leaving them there they gather despite the rain that they're again there despite the fact that 2 of the. coalition council members were in jail for 10 days 3 others called for questioning there is a group of strikers in the western town of god not that it's been picked up by police today or no one knows what the reason so they're still there on the streets thinking and saying we want. to go because what they're saying he lost the election and they want their luck electoral rights of 2 to be respected at the same time in minsk there is another rally after all of the shank already some couple of kilometers away where people are that are gathered there are saying go well you know this oppositional gatherings are bringing chaos t

the move is likely a big bet by united that more flexible pollys will win over customers as other airlinestinued impact of covid-19 american is planning to drop it's flying compass fireworapac than half. it's trimming it's operations during the industry's slowest period it will end service to 15 cities in early october still on deck, a lot more coming up including getting back on campus the exclusive new study on the push by colleges and universities to try to get back to normal. stay with us ♪ ♪ i keep working my way back to you, babe ♪ ♪ with a burning love inside ♪ yeah i'm working my way back to you, babe ♪ ♪ and the happiness that died ♪ i let it get away servicenow. the smarter way to workflow. >>> welcome back to worldwide exchange still a holiday week so it will be quite anyway. let's get a check on this morning's other top headlines. live in new york with the latest hey there, phillip. >> hey, good to see you. good morning the office of the director of national intelligence says it will no longer brief congress in person on foreign election interference it will instead have writte

. >> never called polly anna-ish. >> reporter: numbers of lives lost, approaching 157,000. of those. >> every picture i have has got you in there. i love you darling, hope you really enjoy this video. >> reporter: in joanne's final hours, sam donning ppe to say goodbye in person, risking his life. >> don't recognize me with all this junk on my face but it is sam. i love you sweetheart. >> reporter: three weeks later sam dying in the same hospital room from the virus. stepson asked him if he regretted the hospital visit, replied not for one second. abc news, san diego. >>> handy app that allows physicians to crowd source symptoms from covid-19 patients is giving the medical community a wealth of information. stanford was one of the institutions behind the app and it's being put to use in hospitals around the world. reporter rob mcmillan from sister station in los angeles has this story. >> reporter: as doctors continue to track symptoms associated with covid-19, they now have an app for that, called the covid symptom study. so far 4 million people have submitted information.

the "new york times" did not use the word polic polly anna-ish. >> thank you for the update. joining us now is jonathan reiner. a professor of medicine and university at george washington university. also a white house medical adviser in the bush administration. doctor, you just heard speaker pelosi express no confidence in dr. birx. do you share that sentiment? >> well, i actually don't share that sentiment. dr. birx has had a very distinguished career, but i think one has to remember that she has an impossible boss. she has to walk a very tight line. i know she has a great deal of dedication to her job, and she must feel that, in order to satisfy her boss and remain most effective, she has to be very careful with her words. you know, having said that, i don't share the speaker's feeling about her. the white house testing czar was pressed this morning. watch this. >> at this point there's been five randomized placebo-controlled trials that do not show any benefit to hydroxychloroquine, so at this point in time we don't recommend it. and the evidence just doesn't show that th

minority candidates running as republicans on the general 4.lot, like owens from utah burgess owens, pollyight after the primaries showed he is already the favored candidate in that district. we have a great slate of candidates across the country. house democrats failed to keep promises they made to voters in the fall of 2018. they will lose their majority. housefar as money, democrats are in the majority. that is normal. are you urging the rnc to help house republicans by giving to the nrcc and other candidates? >> we have done very well. we are not going to have their money. we will have enough money. our digital operation is breaking records. our first million-dollar day at the nrcc the last day of june. our second million-dollar day in history the last day of july. our digital program now funds everything at the nrcc, so all the money outside of that goes to races to make sure we can get across the finish line and win back a majority. they will have more money. i anticipate we will have enough money to do what we need to do. when it comes to the rnc, it is the trump campaign, the rnc,

their elected officials, we are asking the cofounder and designer of beauty and the owners of see polly pgs. thanks, appreciate it. we heard your stories. it has been a couple weeks since we have spoken so i'm curious and i will start with you. have you heard from any of your local leaders as to a plan going forward as to how they will combat the violence going on in the street? >> good morning. we are at the point we are sick and tired of our mayor who continues to pander to city councilmembers. we've not heard anything from the mayor that says we might be able to reopen our stores soon and they are still boarded up because of the recent riots so we are not getting a lifeline from our mayor. >> i know you have a number of locations for your business, last time we spoke, one of them, you were just closing down to work at other stores which have you heard anything from your leaders and then? >> we haven't. there is a complete lack of communication between small business owners in a downtown seattle area and city council and the mayor's office. things like they are more interested in hear

did me any good we'll yeah ok polly and i could. just. show because i had to go on our shores are you to help they don't try to time i assure no one listens that call that a shooter. are dark you can file quite a show called the shanty you know and have a one time korea tortious out of the whole truth of the show so. social credit will integrate your online behavior and social media presence. if your friends the sites you visit or the content you share are deemed non-conformist your score will decrease allow your score to fall too low and you could be denied rental accommodation a bank loan or a job interview even long distance travel will be curtailed. jr you go. to. your wouldn't you there and that's i mean i know what. a. cool soil there. because she will go and say oh. i knew he had. ordered. well know she'll she'll drive for a loud thump on. the shoes and show the whole 10 but also called into the change the sheer. sad melchior that's usually the show called i mean it's a macabre. swan tried. to draw water a tree i mean school tongue

i have never been called polly-anna-ish or nonscientific or nondata driven and will stake my 40-year career on the principles of utilizing data to really implement better programs to save more lives. >> with me now the white house correspondent for "the new york times" maggie haberman. there was commentary of dr. birx and dr. birx would roam the halls of the white house talking, sometimes passing out diagrams. we have hit the peak and the message back to mr. trump and said putting out the embers and wording picked up be the press secretary and by mr. trump himself. it is a well documented, well reported piece. she decided when asked about speaker pelosi i guess maybe she is learning from the president to lash out at "the time." >> sure, john. thank you for reading from the story we did which ran a few weeks ago. i think it is unfortunate she chose not to talk to us. to have her speak to us and want people's voices included. she made the choice not to and then unhappy within her story and not within the rights to falsely suggest we didn't try to reach her which we did and in terms of

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so we went to japan in 2012, my wife polly and my sons wesley and gates and i attended both ceremonies, and in between we spoke to more than two dozen survivors, just to let them tell us their stories. if we have the powerpoint, that is me and masahiro in the peace park at the start, getting ready to go in for the memorial events on august 6th, 2012. the next one, please. that's our interpreter. you can see behind her the dome, which was the industrial production hall in hiroshima, that was nearly directly below the blast and was spared because of its steel and stone construction. it withstood the bomb, and stands as a mem yayale. the first question i was asked in japan, are you here to apologize? my answer to that was, no, i am here to honor the dead and listen to the living, in the hopi hoping that nobody ever on this planet does this again. it came up again, and masahiro jumped ahead of the question, and say if we asked clifton for an apology, he can ask us forren a apology for pearl harbor, and where do we go from there? then it becomes a blame game. next slide, please. i'm placing

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to be called london but they live within the law they need to see pollie made a big business that in a minute they would. be even be compared to one. another look at it. it's stories like these museums curator is hoping to capture before it's too late my granddad 93 now and we've seen over the last decade so many of his friends leave us you know and so there's a realize ation that within a few years all these stories will unfortunately lost. but they are tales not just of horror. they are also collective kindness where muslims sikhs and hindus protected each other. america believes a full recounting of what happened in partition would you all move. and dissolve in hatred between pakistan and india that exists today. i think it's really important that we highlight the stories. of humanity and we highlight the stories of you know friend helping friend neighbor helping neighbor but also a stranger helping stranger. and the that those narratives shouldn't get lost because i think a lot of people who did make it to safety made it through the help of. someone they knew. her. hopefully one