and later our rita braver offers an preeshes of-- appreciation of rbg. >> she came up to my shoulder but i always knew that i was in the presence of a giant. this is the cbs weekend news. >> garrett: good evening, everyone, i'm major garrett in washington. a presidential election that has largely been a referendum on president trump and in particular his handling of the covid crisis has suddenly become something much, much more. a fierce fight over the future of the supreme court following the death friday of justice ruth bader ginsburg. and tonight a reminder as a nation we are confronted with many losses. bells tolled at the national cathedral here in the capitol for those americans killed by the virus, and by some counts that number now tops 200,000. and again today mourners visited the supreme court where the grounds around that building have bloomed into a memorial honoring justice ginsburg. tonight president trump is pushing fast to name a successor. as furious democrats plot their senate moves. paula reid at the white house starts us off. >> good evening, major. this supreme c

rita braver, cbs news at the supreme court. ginsburg became a leader of the liberal wing. her bestfriend was a leading conservative, justice antonin scalia. he made her laugh. i knew she was special but did i expect to see her know tore in us rbg, her face on tirpts and coffee mugs, no. my first inkling was in the late 90s when she came to a party for my daughter and the girls swarnld her like she was madonna. but the truth is justice ginsburg was more inspirational than any rock star. she had heart and determination. she cared about what happened to people. and the world began to notice. so we cheered her work outs. we were audience as how she would get cancer treatments and return to the office. but most of all, we were moved by the bower of her convictions and her words. >> i would like to see an equal rights amendment in our constitution. >> she never forgot the discrimination she faced asing a young lawyer. in a face involving equal pay for women, justice ginsburg was on the losing site. in her powerful dissent she said "t

. >> la señora rita y su esposo salieron de casa en la comodidad de...ay más personas ayer no. teníamos que sleep in the car. >> aunque dicen que no durmieron de la preocupación. debido a la pandemia la cruz roja no instaló el albergue con camas cómo lo hacen otros casos por lo que la gente tiene que esperar afuera o asustados por cortos de hotel>> y viene por asistencia tenemos ayuda por albergues de emergencia, comida, recursos, queremos que sientan que tienen nuestro apoyo en estos momentos con desastre indicó la vocera de la cruz roja. más de 5200 familias serán evacuadas de la zona afectada, el incendio continúa amenazando varias localidades y ha consumido 80 estructuras, 60 casas algo que le preocupa a rita que ha vivido 27 años en su misma tasa. >> tenía mucho miedo. y muy triste. porque es mi casa,. >> además el albergue tres nos la cruz roja habilitó un albergue en madera. además de contar con albergue para animales en más de 200 perros y gatos. me dicen que se están preparando para la llegada de más mascotas. >> las autoridades dicen que la mej

that is such an important right for them that so many americans actually take for granted go ahead rita well i'm one of those that got that i'm god are we going to go slow you know if you ask me why i mean my career in the g.o.p. it's not because i want to but it's a general feeling of patriots at that because you know it was. you know he was there in line with your parents and go through all the hoops and all the money so the reader reads here i want well i think great if i was what people were going to hear on for our country if i talked with $1.03 but what we're talking. about because you have to because the popular in politics i mean i would democrats have really perpetual 'd bought and what we can walk on and that's surgical for you know there's a social pact yeah pretty obvious for me when i read i'm going to fall for a lot of the law permits and so i do agree with. lots i think with jobs well there's a part of our party bought wife illegal to go i want seems anyone but what they want to. do a lot to her about her job you know a lot of people having the get what they want is power

netflix founder rita hasting discussed the unorthodox workplace culture behind one of the largest tech companies in the world. .. .. on january 1st, 2015. in 2018 overwhelmingly reelected to a second four your term receiving the most votes of any candidate and becoming the second republican governor in the 242 year history of the state. governor hogan discussed his new book which launched on the date of his book, surviving cancer, riots, a global pandemic and the toxic politics that divide america. he spitted the book to his publisher on february 1st just before the coronavirus pandemic in the united states and was in publication two month, about combating the coronavirus and dealing with the white house. we invite you to enjoy our virtual program coming from air force one civilian leadership academy with governor larry hogan and raven foundation institute executive director john bush. >> governor hogan, great to have you this afternoon. in conjunction with what a great book, probably your first and it will turn out to be your best, a fantastic story. >> it will probably be my best and

rita part of a line and images often include secondhand clothing they awaken her curiosity about the former owner. i have always been interested in the 2nd hand clothes and every day history of people i find it fascinating to try to figure out what the history behind the clothes to whom they belonged. how was the life for the person who wore them before. this photo represents a door to a secret world. and this photo taken in japan reminds her of an ancient samurais in the forest. reserve have a line and receives both private and public grants from finland to fund her work it's taken her all over europe and as far as japan and the u.s. . back in the 4 she's planning to reenact a scene from her new series called parallel. the the. the fake ass repressed and whatever the feel wishy so once so for me they might be a group of. who do me a lot i like the idea of it much every meetings she uses a traditional large format analog camera that way she can work in all kinds of weather. to get something match ical into the inmates that use the most difficult thing and that is the most important t

reopening's is >>> right now there are lots of tenants and landlords who are struggling to make ends meet rita company called his number is launching a first of its kind rent guaranteed program. >> that means if the tenant can't cover rent for reasons other than covid, the landlord still gets paid. susie steimle shows us how it works and what the limitations are.>> reporter: for roughly 10 million small landlords across the country cash flow for monthly rent is critical to keep them afloat. >> some landlords are worse off than the tenants. they count on the income, the need to pay their mortgage and their bills. >> times are tenants get stuck that monthly rent payment to landlords can disappear. zumper is offering a way to ensure that small landlords don't miss out because tenants are struggling. >> we tried it helped the property owner make sure to get there 12 months of rent. it's called the insta rent guarantee. if you find tenant through zumper you can guarantee you won't lose out if your tenant can't pay. >> if they are not paying that rent we end up covering you up to 12 months. >> they

they're moving this out of the way right now, but it's crawling from santa rita all the way up to the scene that push you up to 24 minutes now to make it from vasco in livermore to dublin interchange but at least they're clearing ndome la should be picking up the cones right now in oakland, but the damage is to the south and 23rd. they had several lanes blocked off for for construction, they did not get the picked up before the commute started so it's just awful lea wn from 9.80 all the way up to 23rd northbound is the commute direction. it's doing fine. it's just the southbound side that's pretty slow. if you want to avoid it stick with 5.80 it's nice and smooth in both directions. breaking news this morning, new evacuation orders in plumas and butte counties. >>because the bear fire flared up overnight. it's already burned more than 8300 acres because it's been burning for quite a while but last night the big winds fueled it and the new video shows you how it spread the bear fire is burning near the city of oroville part of the north complex fires which sparked last month on august

as lebanon marks its centenary, rita faces her darkest hour. lost her son-in-law, nephew and eldest son. sp>>king foreign language] orla: it took days to find their remains at the port after tons of ammonium nitrate exploded. the deadly cargo had languished here for six years. standing here now, striking, is the enormity of the destruction. it is on an epic scale, vast metal structures crushed like paper, buid.ings shredde when the blast happened, the port was pulverized. four weeks on there is a lebanese -- lebanese investigation underway and arrests have been mad but many fear the truth will be ed underneath the rubbl they say the few -- theistory of lebanon is littered with coverups. the country has been crumbling for decades under the weight of corruption and sectarian divisions set in stone since the end ofl lebanon's ci war. some hope the latest catastrophe can be a turning point, like a construction boss clearing the destruction of the blast for free. >> this wa not an explosion, this was an implosion. all this destruction around me, aid

but, rita, in what way do you see the legacy of ruth bader ginsburg in action and what work needs to be done? >> it is impossible to overstate the impact that riewrnlingruthbader ginsburg on constitutional law. ruth bader ginsburg changed all that. she brought us into this reality where it becomes unthinkable to have these policies that expressly favor men over women. of course what we're seeing today, those sanctions discriminations have largely beestruck down. the same stereotypes, the notion that women ought to be care-givers over workers, and the reverse for men, we see employers, housing providers, other private actors, carrying out those stereotypes, but we know that ruth bader ginsburg, she could participate in an oral argument from her hospital bed, then we can certainly strive to do better with every day we have. >> an extraordinary life and legacy she leaves behind. thank you to both of you, brenda and rita, for joining us to remember it. >> people ask me sometimes, when do you think it will be enough? when will the be enough women on the court? and my answer is: when there

finish photographer rita private line and has an active imagination for over 2 decades she's been trying to reinvent people's unwritten histories in photographs they're inspired by her personal memories or her instinctive feeling. well the results are melancholic and if eerie all images that speak of a time gone by. this forest in finland is a place of mystery solitude and inspiration for photographer to part of a line and she turns memories interest here is images which evoke all the emotions . when i am to the far as i recall my childhood and the feeling what it felt to be a child in the forest somehow the forest child to me and she tries to bring that feeling into these photographs fabrics serve as her paintbrush. she looks for materials that will easily interact or blend in with the natural landscape. it is just my thing i need to follow. and i have been so many places and i know which. suit through different landscapes like fields or forests with moss or. so i am following my voice. at her studio in helsinki she begins work on her next project but the basis for each photograph is th

time to show a video clip that the committee to protect journalists have put out and this is from rita and george their brother samir disappeared in syria in 2013 take a look he has always been the big brother who is of course this family he has. the rule more good for. the. 2. from has started to hurt. making photography like money money is you didn't find that question. so he decided to travel and try it in another country the water for sky in yours he phoned to. prove himself as a professional of photojournalism. a lot of. what he what he was going for. despite he carried on. for a full time journalism but did not think was the last thing he would ever think of performing. his mission his job. your brother a camera that was captured by isis and has been missing for more than 6 years before i ask you more about him i want to show a clip it's an audio clip from him about why he does what he does. i always have for that i have something a little bit more different not more important i can't say this but differ and what they ask for me. i meant my question is do you ever expect accounta

finish photographer rita private line and has an active imagination. for over 2 decades she's been trying to reinvent people's unwritten histories and photographs they're inspired by her personal memories or her instinctive feelings well the results are melancholic and if heriot images that speak of a time gone by. this forest in finland is a place of mystery solitude and inspiration for photographer to pipe a line and she turns memories into mysteries images which evoke all the emotions. when i am to the far as i recall my childhood and the feeling what it felt to be a child in the forest and somehow the forest to me and she tries to bring that feeling into these photographs fabrics serve as her paintbrush. she looks for materials that will easily interact or blend in with the natural landscape. it is just my instinct i need to follow my instinct and i have been to many places and i know which chorus through 2 different landscapes like fields or forests with moss or. so i am following my voice. at her studio in helsinki she begins work on her next pro

finish photographer rita private line and has an active imagination. over 2 decades she's been trying to reinvent people's unwritten histories and photographs they're inspired by her personal memories or her instinctive feelings while the results are melancholic and if ereal images that speak of a time gone by. this forest in finland is a place of mystery solitude and inspiration for photographer to part of a line and she turns memories into mysterious images which evoke all the emotions. when i am to the far as i recall my childhood and the feeling what it felt to be a child in the forest somehow the forest child to me and she tries to bring that feeling into these photographs fabrics serve as her paintbrush. she looks for materials that will easily interact or blend in with the natural landscape. it is just my thing i need to follow. and i have been so many places and i know which. suit through different landscapes like fields or forests with moss or. so i am following my voice. at her studio in helsinki she begins work on her next project but the ba

life here goes on much as normal many in the isolated valleys of southwestern mexico live like mother rita and her family in a close relationship with the land these people are poor their traditional way of life is tough but their independence and lack of close contact with the modern world might be considered a strength in the current situation. gregorio is about to go and visit her sister and so her pottery it's an hour's walk that doesn't bother her but she's not too happy about leaving her animals alone she has a strong bond with them. i think there has to be a balance between people and animals. it's not about dominating them. we have to respect their lives. your sister is waiting for her dimitri has been thinking a lot about people animals and the environment especially now during the pandemic she's curious about modern life and the wider world. that raised. me do people out there also feel joy when they see animals run and play they play a lot worse can also do a kind of handstand do you ever see that. or when the rules fight or when they play you don't see that either do you. know.

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i can tell you about all of them have came from here betsy or drew coming to and katrina rita. i think is camille ma has driven about 300 feet away and for andrew. when in the middle of the room right now. here the biloxi chichi mucha and native american tribes have lived for centuries but the chief is reluctantly conceding that the moment has come to make a change we're now in the last 7 years the last 70 percent of our people there so i mean so we don't know how much of all of this is going to be here there is one levy plan to salvage some of the communities along the southern coast but it may come at the expense of others like chief not queens people we want to move as a community because of our heritage the history we have here on niland and to try to keep the culture get also. he has also a government for aid to relocate but some on the island are resisting his plan i don't want to. cast me something. and it's a life or death. but the majority say they are ready to face facts after years of rebuilding and recovering from the lot of nature you can't plan anything here you c

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rita braver will have the latest on that in just a few minutes.he nomination comes against a backdrop of sometimes violent encounters between police and civilians, including last week in louisville, six months after the fatal shooting of breonna taylor. which raises the question: should a controversial legal principle leave police officers largely shielded from lawsuits over wrong-doing? our ted koppel looks for answers. >> there is just one little problem with this picture. >> they've got him handcuffed. >> that could have been one of my kids. >> reporter: they got the wrong guy, beat him up -- >> i'm glad our police are here doing their job. >> reporter: and when he sued, the cops claimed something called qualified immunity. we'll explain coming up on "sunday morning." >> pauley: mariah carey is a legend of popular music, with a story of triumph over adversity, she is only now ready to share in full. ♪ ♪ yeah, yeah, yeah >> pauley: mariah carey has had number one hits 19 times. ♪ >> pauley: your ability to do those high notes, where did that com

racism is often correct in terms of the old secularism debate in france again in in the kartini cmu's rita also has two sociologists guess what they think is happening in france today. one of the monsters i think we have a problem with secularism and the other says i think we have a problem with arabs. and then catches himself and says whoops i mean secularism. so this is the result there are some fans beings that- start off that this could- open the floodgates the sorts of sentiments. so there's a lot of emotion online but have we seen this sort of moved to a political discussion already sounds like it has that story to a local discussion- a political display took a session is absolutely i was i said as i said so- we have money in the pan. f from the far right already saying blaming france's immigration policies for at the fact that well we don't know for sure the identity of the attacker wouould hasn't been confirmed but there has been reports that he is a- a an an immigrant from. pakistan and if that's true then it's obviously given ammunition to the right and ththat so plenty of. peopl

. >> pauley: rita braver looks ahead to the unveiling of the eisenhower memorial in washington.m serena altschul, is light pollution endangering our starry nights? and mo mo rocca takes us through presidential portraits. plus steve hartman. some thoughts from jim gaffigan, and more on this "sunday morning," the 13th of september 2020. we'll be back in a moment. ♪ cups, plates, burgers, chips... masks, outdoor air, 6 feet of distance, as few people as possible, and plenty of hand soap. make sure lowering the risk of spreading covid-19 is on your list for your next small gathering. do your part to lower the risk. we sand my heart fell.oke i knew we'd lose our home... and we did. over 24,000 homes have been destroyed by wildfires in the past few years. wildfire victims need help so i'm voting 'yes' on 19. it limits property taxes on wildfire victims so families can move to a replacement home without a tax penalty. you never know what you'll be faced with. please, vote 'yes' on 19. >> pauley: how is this for something that could be hazardous to your health? the combination of one hi

the general seized power in the ninety's to see a military coup and remains that countries of the rita and wilma for $23.00 yes but he also and praise for his diplomacy in various african crisis in 1991 he was toppled by a coup on sentenced to death after being pardoned he had tamed the status of an elder statesman in the late yes almost all of his successors including the tyrants with salt is advice. now if you love music with a pap clothes like i do then you would love the gemini dancing as a rexx became known in germany because of mainly concepts in youth detention center just now if you want to use news to give a voice to the voiceless on the help make the weald a better place. outside hamburg's university all is quiet but in the basement diana as a rex's band is making some noise that. diana as a rex is working on her debut album in a few weeks she'll be reporting in the studio. a form of me of what the album that i'm currently working on can achieve so many people have put so much time energy heart and soul into it that they've helped compose to be big that. inspiring people to m

the general seized power in the ninety's did see a military coup and remains that countries of the rita and wilma for 23 yes but he also and praise for his diplomacy in various african crisis in 1901 he was toppled by a coup and sentenced to death after being pardoned taint the status of an elder statesman in the late yesterday almost all of his successors including the current. sort is advice. now if you love music with a paphos like i do then you will out of those gemini dancing go down as a rex became known in germany because of mainly concepts in youth detention center just now if you want to use news to give a voice to the voiceless on the help make the weald a better place. outside hamburg's university all is quiet but in the basement diana as a rex's band is making some noise that. diana as a rex is working on her debut album in a few weeks she'll be reporting in the studio. a form of me of what the album that i'm currently working on can achieve so many people have put so much time energy heart and soul into it they've helped compose to be big that. inspiring people to make the

as lebanon marks its centenary, rita hatti faces her darkest hour.her nephew and her eldest son, najib. it took 13 days to find their remains at the port after tonnes of ammonium nitrate exploded. the deadly cargo had languished here for six years. standing here now, what is striking is the enormity of the destruction. it is on an epic scale. vast metal structures crushed like paper, buildings shredded. when the blast happened, the port was pulverised. now, four weeks on, there is a lebanese investigation under way and around a dozen arrests have been made. but many here fear the truth will stay buried beneath the rubble. they say the history of lebanon is littered with cover—ups. the country has been crumbling for decades under the weight of corruption and sectarian divisions, set in stone since the end of lebanon's civil war. some hope this latest catastrophe can be a turning point, like riyad al asad, a construction boss, clearing the rubble of the blast for free. this was not an explosion, this was an implosion. and this is what i see, the justic

as lebanon marks its centenary, rita hatti faces her darkest hour.r son—in—law, her nephew, and her eldest son, najib. it took 13 days to find their remains at the port, after tonnes of ammonium nitrate exploded. the deadly cargo had languished here for six years. standing here now what is striking is the enormity of the destruction. it is on an epic scale. vast metal structures crushed like paper, buildings shredded. when the blast happened, the port was pulverised. four weeks on there is a lebanese investigation under way and around a dozen arrests have been made. but many here fear the truth will stay buried beneath the rubble. they say the history of lebanon is littered with cover—ups. the country has been crumbling for decades under the weight of corruption and sectarian divisions, set in stone since the end of lebanon's civil war. some hope this latest catastrophe can be a turning point, like riyad al asad, a construction boss, clearing the rubble of the blast for free. this was not an explosion, this was an implosion. and this is what i see, t

more transparency that's the solution to this more transparency really got mad very the fact that rita found a way to attack them and not the majority leader here though is quite skillful enough now you're going to you get. every single vote in the republican senate and as much federal funding as anyone wanted voter id if you required an id to vote as part of that bill every single republican in the senate would be on board but they fact democrats do not want to shape them fair elections they don't i mean there are laws in many states that that you know they're it's technically not fraud because it's legal but it van but it vantage questionable voting states where states where you can vote by bringing a lease that was signed yesterday in the state of wisconsin you know there are so again if the true concern was an election integrity show when id get to vote and every single republican vote the senate would be on board but and i'm to be right i call that legal fraud ok is it it's legal fraud here you know i mean i guess very well it's partly by the way if you're a conservative like myse

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we'll keep you updated on that throughout the afternoon, but back to rita now.land is facing the risk of ‘exponetial growth‘ in covid. speaking at today's press conference, the first minister said although cases were rising there was still time to prevent the virus becoming out of control. the bottom line here is this virus is on the rise again. case numbers are not yet rising as fast as they we re are not yet rising as fast as they were in march, but they are rising again and they are rising quite rapidly. the percentage of tests coming back positive is also not anywhere near as high as march but again it is rising. as i reported yesterday, the are number we believe is now above one. across the uk, this is particularly in england, hospital admissions are rising, i see you admissions are also rising and while this is particularly the case in england right now they should sound a warning signal for us here in scotland as well. while for the past few weeks people might have taken the past few weeks people might have ta ken comfort the past few weeks people might h

rita which you have had had a foot in the evangelical camp and a foot out if you will and you've been able to tell this story and yet i think you still describe yourself as part of that world how you've been able to navigate these currents. i am deeply interested in that world and been reporting on it for many years but i am not an evangelical christian i was so netflix series in the books about nor going to zation called the family the oldest and most influential christian conservative political movement in washington and in fact actually serve active googly as well and they subscribe to a theological view that once you're a member your chosen by god for membership it doesn't matter what you do doesn't matter if you want to be a member not your chosen so i became a member and so i'm chosen i'm a brother of the family i'm up bad brother from their perspective because here i am with you reporting out in the world raising questions about their theological views but i guess. what do they want from president trump and i and i just you know i'm sure you've been asked this a 1000000 times h

and that rain still rita cleared away from northern areas of her qaida but the rain showers trainingall the way back taiwan southerners to china and then as we go through monday very unsettled plenty of shots to the north beijing the showers are on their way and also through harbin will see a high of just 19 degrees with those rain showers but it's mostly fine dry and warm across the korean peninsula and a much better day to stall the week across much of japan the rains across into india particularly heavy up into the northeast of the last few days also these eastern sections of the country as well as we go through sunday the winds of very strong through the bay of bengal really funneling the rain those strong winds into northern sections of the bangle so widespread rains again across much of bangladesh and again is the northeast but we're beginning to see clearer conditions across much of nepal that of course is a good thing and as we go through monday this fall less in the way of rain showers but again through central states that's where we'll see some heavier downpours a decent th

tropical storm rita has become the 9th named storm to make landfall in the u.s. this year tying a record that was set way back in 1916 it's the coast of texas just a few hours ago but there are increasing concerns as it moves inland that's because several neighboring states are still recovering from hurricane sally which has caused catastrophic flooding. recapping our top stories here on al-jazeera the u.s. has placed additional sanctions on iran targeting its defense industries it follows a declaration from washington that was rejected by most nations iran's u.n. representative called it a desperate move. just imagine what iran would be therefore able to freely purchase more advanced weapons we have no intention of letting that happen the president's executive order announced today gives us a new and powerful tool to enforce the u.n. arms embargo and hold those who seek to evade u.n. sanctions accountable. today i will take the 1st action under this new executive order by sanctioning the already ministry of defense and armed forces logistics and iran's defense i

rita, it's your project, let's start with you.ice projects. >> well, you know, will, i was looking at what was happening in the country. and i partnered with long island university, which is a highly acclaimed highly accredited. they have more than 265 accredited programs, long established university. and we were talking originally about me maybe doing a speech or event there. then we set let's do something bold and transformative overall. we created the global service instituted at liu. what it is its programs, we are talking speakers. we are talking scholarships. a whole array and part of it is this incredible app. that you just brought up which is called the global service app. and it will instantly connect volunteers with charities that are in dire need. but it's really a full service program at long island university, because global institute to inspire generations about giving back. not just professionally but also personally. and we want to be able to make a difference, especially at this time in the world. we saw a void in

and voice for the future, she has been a champion to us women here in tennessee as we work with mark rita bradshaw -- marquita bradshaw to be the next senator from tennessee. theave le lifted her as light to follow, her energy and her tenacity. she stuck it out to the end. i hate to have lost her, but god knows best. i will continue to move forward in her name as she has put for us here in the united states. she is not only in the u.n. united states, she is missed all of the world. host: let's go to junk from new mexico. good morning. caller: good morning. jack strickland. it is a beautiful day. i read a touching article about justice ginsburg that was hosted at a feminist website. i don't know if you heard of citizens united nationally stop sexism. for feel free to look up their acronym. the article was written by a man who was actually the former ceo of -- national hotdogs. it is basically a fan section of what would happen if george floyd met mrs. ginsburg in the afterlife. robtheory is that he would her at gunpoint and repair in an alley. and interesting read to say the least. check i

united states has unleashed heavy rain and severe flooding this time in parts of texas tropical storm rita is weakening but has stalled over the coast that in so many storms this year that forecasters have had to switch to the greek alphabet to name them. time for a quick check of the top stories here this hour donald trump has used his speech to the u.n. general assembly to attack china over the coronavirus pandemic the u.s. president accused beijing of failing to share information when the outbreak began. we must hold accountable the nation which unleashed this plague onto the world china in the early is days of the virus china locked down travel domestically while allowing flights to leave china and infect the world the chinese government and the world health organization which is virtually controlled by john and falsely declared that there was no evidence of human to human transmission later they falsely said people without symptoms would not spread the disease the united nations but its hold accountable for their actions well shortly before president trump speech was played at the u.n

vice-chairman clay rita has laid out the hopes and aspirations of the central bank to migrate yieldsigher with inflation higher. do you see that? david: no. skeptical,is deeply and that skepticism is no greater than in the bond market. central banks can, including the fed, get inflation not only to their target, but actually for a period of time, moderately above their 2% target. that skepticism was a little bit fomcorced at the last meeting because the fed does not forecast that they will get inflation above 2%, but they also didn't signal that any more policy action was going to be forthcoming. i don't think they are waiting, in part because of what is going to happen in washington in terms of the election but also in terms of fiscal policy. howcine: on the election, will that move treasuries? david: that is an interesting question. i don't know if there is an easy answer to that. post election, it will depend on the electoral makeup. the presumption is that if there is a democratic party clean sweep of congress and the presidency, that we will get significant fiscal stimulus packa

finish photographer rita. and has an active imagination for over 2 decades she's been trying to reinvent people's unwritten histories and photographs they're inspired by her personal memories or her instinctive feelings while the results are melancholic and if ereal images that speak of a time gone by. this forest in finland is a place of mystery solitude and inspiration for photographer to part of a line and she turns memories into mysterious images which evoke all the emotions. when i am to the far as i recall my childhood and the feeling what it felt to be a child in the forest somehow the forest child to me and she tries to bring that feeling into these photographs fabrics serve as her paintbrush. she looks for materials that will easily interact or blend in with the natural landscape. it is just my thing i need to follow. and i have been to many places and i know which. suit through different landscapes like fields or forests with moss or. so i am following my voice. at her studio in helsinki she begins w

life here goes on much as normal many in the isolated valleys of southwestern mexico live like mother rita and her family in a close relationship with the land these people are poor their traditional way of life is tough but their independence and lack of close contact with the modern world might be considered a strength in the current situation. gregorio is about to go and visit her sister and so her pottery it's an hour's walk that doesn't bother her but she's not too happy about leaving her animals alone she has a strong bond with them. i think there has to be a balance between people and animals. it's not about dominating them. we have to respect their lives. could be gordie a sister is waiting for her dimitri has been thinking a lot about people animals and the environment especially now during the pandemic she's curious about modern life and the wider world. that raised. me do people out there also feel joy when they see animals run and play they play a lot of course can also do a kind of handstand do you ever see that. or when all's fights or when they play you don't see that either

was 83 the general seized power in the ninety's did see a military coup remains the countries of the rita and wilma for 23 years but he also and praised for his diplomacy in various african crisis in 1991 he was toppled by a coup and sentenced to death after being pardoned the status of an elder statesman in the late yes almost all of his successors including the tyrants we need to sort his advice. now if you love music with a pap clothes like i do then you would love the gemini dancing to as a rights became known in germany because of mainly concepts in youth detention center just now if you want to use news to give a voice to the voiceless on help make the weald a better place. outside hamburg's university all is quiet but in the basement diana as a rex's band is making some noise that. diana as a rex is working on her debut album in a few weeks she'll be reporting in the studio. i'm sure many of what the album that i'm currently working on can achieve so many people have put so much time energy heart and soul into it that they've helped compose to be big that. inspiring people to make

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in addition to our heroes, we to honor leaders in our communities, individuals like and rita manufactured of facemasks a week. i was also encouraged to see the nonprofits in georgia's first -- in georgia's first congressional district rise up many challenges from the covid-19 pandemic. computers for he a cause movement was formed work of the beautiful unit united way of coastal georgia, schools and coastal outreach consulting computers to nate children who don't have access to one. countless children to continue their education when schools were closed. were working day in and day out, risking their own ealth and safety and spending time away from their families and friends to serve us. want to express my deep gratitude for the work that they do to make america great and i'm them my friends and neighbors. speaker., mr. today to r, i rise remember and honor the life of exley who passed away on september 10. selfless leader in every area of his life who many.ved by he retired from the sugar refinery. life ed the lord and his was a testament to that. e was an active member of holy trinity lu

i am jonathan ferro live on bloomberg tv and rita. -- radio.e count you down to a week full of central bank decisions right here on bloomberg. ♪ news.have the first word tiktok has abandoned talks with microsoft to sell its video in the midwest. there is a partnership with oracle. chineseith tiktok's parent and oracle would look like a corporate restructuring than an outright sale. president trump has threatened to ban tiktok if it's u.s. operations are not sold. amazon is hiring 100,000 employees in the u.s. and canada. jobs are both full and part-time and they pay at least $15 per hour. u.s. workers will get sign on bonuses of up to $1000 in certain cities. 35 in westas hit coast wildfires that are burning from california to washington state. buildings have been destroyed. tens of thousands of people have fled their homes. firefighters could have another problem this week, the forecast calls for low moisture and high winds. set for, the stage is the first new prime minister in almost eight years. theas elected leader of democratic party. he w