rather rooster robson anger after the government claims a landslide victory for president lukashenko but his challenger says the vote was rigged and the european union and the u.s. have their doubts too. i'm told me a lot of well welcome to the show the lebanese prime minister and his entire cabinet have resigned almost a week after the massive explosion in beirut has and yap said their departure would make possible the changes lebanon needs but his announcement has so far done little to placate protesters even as the i was speaking demonstrators were back in the streets demanding an end to the corruption that they say set the stage for last week's tragedy. a country in pain. on the streets of beirut clashes gained momentum protesters vented their anger at thors in palo leaders who they say are incompetent and corrupt. 7 their scenario only remake nodded by last week's disaster. police tried to regain control turning technique after protesters telling a story needs. to go they want the government gone and made mounting pressure it's a demand that was granted on monday. night but toda

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headlines for now but if you're looking for more you can always follow us on twitter or facebook robson ever ports thanks for telling it. seemed wrong. but i'll. just tell all. i mean you will get to see how it does day become educated and it gains from an equal betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. thank you because you know the beauty of the ones we got in our shoes. is he didn't know it's still trapped in this tiny little wired people who use a crate with him he will just stir freaking out in she when it's raining anywhere near. breeding dogs or caged in the interview lane conditions on puppy i mean 67 years you know they've been locked up in the cage outside you see no protection from the weather the heat you know the cold air the rain the snow the thunder nothing they have no protection. particularly you. know it's 2 kids. across the u.s. cruel puppy mills are supported by dog shows and still most of the puppies that are coming from these large scale factory farming kind of operations are being stopped at stores even joined a good

wales have named their squad, recalling hal robson—kanu.e west brom striker was last called up. gareth bale and aaron ramsey are also included, despite unceratinty ovrer their club futures. all details of those squads, including scotland's, are available on the website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. we are expecting the gareth southgate scored in the next half an hour. the prime minister has given an interview this lunchtime on the use of face masks in schools. the scottish government has made them mandatory in communal places from monday, but in england the policy remains that they are not needed. but borisjohnson said that if the advice will be changed if needed. i think the crucial thing is that all pupils get back to school next week and in the succeeding days in the staggered way that we want. i am really pleased by the work that teachers, schools, parents, pupils have done to get ready, and the steps they have taken to ensure there is social distancing and that schools are safe. of course, all our scientific advice is that schools are safe.

why did robson crew so go with friday on saturday night? well, friday was up to no good.egro in dressed clothes was always good for a laugh or out with his girl. even newsreels added their piece, foolish, childish whereby always a little less than life-sized. and this from a newsreel of the early 1930s. also this from a newsreel of the 1930s. for most of us this sort of thing was simply a distortion that was wrong, unfair, it was demeaning for most of us that is. but for the vicious or the aggressive if the line between contempt and violence was a small one and there was this across a hundred hills. where did robinson crew so go with friday on saturday night? well, it wasn't funny now. it never was really. it's not given to every generation to see everything clearly and the children of our children will grow up to be scornful of mistakes not yet made. we know ours and need not be told. in the first half of this century 1,791 negroes were lynched. happy people, gay, foolish, not to be trusted. we meant the negro. what we were really showing, of course, was ourselves. >> th

craig robson the associate director of the national association of basketball coaches, so good to seeu. you doing okay? >> it's so great to be here. haven't seen you in a while. >> we've seen what's happened in college football. can college sports be played safely? is it worth the risk at the collegiate level? >> well, don, the first thing i'll say to you when we're thinking about our student athletes our priority is their health, their safety, the coaches health and safety and our community's health and safety. so any kind of decision that we make about the season is going to be based on that first and foremost. and secondly we want to use the guidance of the medical professionals, not coaches, not administrators. we need to let the experts do their jobs. but i'm here to tell you, you know, i regularly engage with the folks at ncaa as we talk about potential adjustments and alternatives to the upcoming basketball season. and the word of the day is flexibility, right, because as you've seen things change weekly. and what we're hoping is that by football taking a step back if everybody

. >> reporter: meanwhile, paul robson is barely holding on week by week. >> just pull back, wait. we did this in 2008. we pull back and then you wait. >> reporter: but many can't wait any longer. according the analysis of yelp data, more than 5,000 businesses in the san francisco, oakland, metro area have closed from march 1st to july 10th. more than 2,000 of them are gone for good. a raw recaller of that loneliness. he reopens it won't be him. >> i think we'll make it. we could be another statistic. >> reporter: abc7 news. >>> a lot more to come. we're in the middle of back to school season in an unprecedented way. next, see what's being asked of students and teachers to pull off distance learning successfully. >> looking back at that time with hindsight, i realize how important it really was. >> tonight meet the person who are the first to volunteer their own bodies for we live in the mountains so i like to walk. i'm really busy in my life; i'm always doing something. i'm not a person that's going to sit too long. in the morning, i wake up and the first thing i do is go to my ar

dynamic early career leaders, and they were to program the cater house right across the part, will robson is -- they went up into the store, and i think they were intrigued, encouraged, maybe a little inspired. and i took us the test, that we needed to do a better job of telling that story. and interpreting that space. so we folded that story, that the cater house, and the last remaining example of slave quarters in the presidents neighborhood, into the story that we are telling tonight. we previously, this week, earlier this week, unveiled our website. emphasis on this topic, with a treasure trove of research documents and papers. white house history .org, i can find -- you can find all of these when you go home tonight and encourage your friends to do so as well. this is not the end of what we will be doing, this is really the beginning, we are raising the curtain on this conversation, and we want to encourage it through our continued research and ongoing programming that will be and taking as well. this fits with our mission, we were founded in 1961 by first lady jacqueline kennedy to

this robson is likely. details later. —— disruption is likely. it's tuesday 25th august.op story. head teachers are calling for clarity over whether staff and pupils could wear face coverings in schools in england as students prepare to go back to the classroom. in scotland, the government is already proposing making them compulsory in secondary school corridors and shared areas, but a downing street spokesperson has ruled out a similar review in england. andy moore reports. in some schools in scotland masks are already being worn. but the government's most recent advice to schools in england says the use of face coverings is not recommended based on current evidence. that view is supported by a senior adviser on the government's scientific committee. for teenagers we don't have the evidence that this is useful. i think we need to look at the way that teenagers transmit this virus. the evidence that they transmit in schools is not very high. there's interesting issues about the difference between in—school and out—of—school. and i get that actually people are worried abou