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the rts,s vaccine is a game—changer and it's arriving at the right time.rs and innovative tools and approaches are urgently needed to get the global malarial control effort back on track. more effective malaria vaccines are in the pipeline, including one developed by oxford university. bed nets, insecticides and antimalarial treatments will also continue to play a crucial role in tackling this ancient scourge which, despite today's positive news, is farfrom being defeated. fergus walsh, bbc news. let's take a look at the uk's latest coronavirus figures. the official data shows there were 39,851 new infections recorded in the latest 24—hour period, the highest daily number for a month. on average, just over 311,000 new cases were reported per day in the last week. 6,836 people were in hospital with coronavirus across the uk yesterday. there were 143 deaths of people who died within 28 days of a positive covid—19 test. 110 deaths were announced on average every day in the past week. the public inquiry into the manchester arena bombing has heard that one of t

the rts,s vaccine is arriving at the right time.ess has stalled in recent years and end tools and approaches are urgently needed to get the global effort back on track. more effective malaria vaccines are in the pipeline, including one developed by oxford university. bed nets, insecticides and antimalarial treatments will also continue to play a crucial role in tackling this ancient scourge which, despite today's positive news, is farfrom being defeated. fergus walsh, bbc news. earlier i spoke to the chief of you's malaria initiative. this is the first _ you's malaria initiative. this is the first vaccine _ you's malaria initiative. this is the first vaccine to - you's malaria initiative. ti 3 is the first vaccine to help reduce the risk of deadly severe malaria by 30% in young children in sub—saharan africa where malaria remains a leading killer. i was born in liberia and i have area several times as a child stopping my mother would have been relieved if this additional way of protection had been around back then you are right, thi

the rts,s vaccine is arriving at the right time.alled in recent years and end tools and approaches are urgently needed to get the global effort back on track. more effective malaria vaccines are in the pipeline, including one developed by oxford university. bed nets, insecticides and antimalarial treatments will also continue to play a crucial role in tackling this ancient scourge which, despite today�*s positive news, is farfrom being defeated. fergus walsh, bbc news. thanks very much for coming on the programme.— the programme. thank you for havin: the programme. thank you for having me _ the programme. thank you for having me on. _ the programme. thank you for having me on. this _ the programme. thank you for having me on. this is - having me on. this is undoubtedly - having me on. this is undoubtedly a - having me on. this is undoubtedly a great. having me on. this is i undoubtedly a great day having me on. this is - undoubtedly a great day in this very, very long battle. but of course it is not a silver bullet, there are still

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rt it has been. that rivalry that he was talking about is playing out we got dodgers fans, giants fans. everybody is in a fantastic mood. what better day than a ball game in san francisco? those bricks up there are looking a little extra orange today. i also spoke to some giants-dodgers couples. just a few minutes ago, i was on the field with their ceo and president talked about the rivalry and this do or die game. >> we have been here before. we have battle tested players. a lot can happen. it is one game. one of the magical parts of our season has been the mixture of veteran players and youth. anyway, people talk about bla. it is a good spirited revelry. reporter: what is it like in a th week. inowe wincing -- we are going to win because it is happy. >> a lot of ups and downs but i think we are confident tonight. reporter: will we get along? >> we will do the best. reporter: there has been a lot of interesting conversations in some giants-dodgers households this week. a long-standing and hopefully,

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for the most rt, obviously, a lot of excitement, and a lot of people, it is a pretty positive vibe asight like this. when we were on for the 3:00 newscast, the blue angels were going overhead. it really did feel like kind of a special day with everything coming together. so far the crowd has been loving it, and it has been a great night. let's get into the forecast. i want to show you how things are going to change. if you look at hi-def doppler, there is rain. we have showers sitting off of the coast right now. that will be able to hold together, with rain that will work its way on shore in the overnight hours. between about midnight and sunrise. it won't be a lot of rain, but maybe 0.1 inches of rain as it comes through. you watch the timing, it starts in the north bay first, perhaps as early as 11:00 tonight there . it keeps working its way across the rest of the bay area. by the time i get to sunrise, it is done. we get maybe 0.1 inches out of this. not a soaker, but we don't want anyone caught off guard. temperatures out here, it is more the wind if you are near the water. for al

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but the policy which the uk government pursues towards our media, including rt, sputnik and others likehame for a country that tries to position itself as the major proponent of freedom of speech. yeah, but the point is that in the last couple of days, you've chosen as a government — of course not yourself personally — but as a government you've chosen to label a colleague of mine who works for bbc russian, andrei zakharov, label him as a quote unquote "foreign agent." now, we all know our history. that's a term that was in the past used to describe political dissidents by the soviets. why are you doing this? we just rented this term from the us legislation back from 1938 and replicated it in a much mellower, much mellower way. requirements for individuals and entities to register themselves as foreign agents are very, very, i would say, liberal in russia compared to what we have in the us, for instance. so those who receive grants and finance from outside, from foreign governments, they are obliged to register themselves as a foreign agent. yes, that's right. andrei zakharov, of course

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. >> for the next question, we will turn to barry would of rt hk hong kong who asks, how might the global work from home movement resulting from the pandemic affect output productivity and employment? >> let me first mention that when it comes to employment, what we are seeing is weaker recoveries and employment as compared to output. even if you look at our projections into next year, we are seeing many countries returned to pre-pandemic levels by next year in terms of output. this has been, while it is typically the case that employment lags upwards recoveries, this time around it is more severe because of the health considerations. people want to worked -- we are seeing young workers having a harder time returning back to employment. the work from home provides flexibility for certain kinds of workers. you can do remote work. i think it would be beneficial in terms of productivity for those who don't have to commute to work. you save time and that has a positive effect. it affords women the flexibility to be able to return to work. as of now, we are not seeing that translate into women

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it is raining through the night in western pa rt is raining through the night in western part of then coast as well. you should wake up to dry weather and possibly sunshine in norwich. that weather front will sweep through there during the course of saturday. that also means that later in the morning western areas will dry out. but this weather front will probably linger for quite some time in the extreme north—east of england, round the borders, eastern scotland as well. but for many of us, saturday afternoon is not looking too bad. of lengthy sunny spells and occasional showers. 15 in the south is possible. and the evening on saturday is also looking dry. the winds will drop out. it will not be bad out there at all on saturday evening, saturday night. before the next weather front moves in. this is the low pressure moving across ireland two early on sunday morning. you can see the rain wrapping around the centre of this low pressure. this is the morning. and swiftly moves the weather front towards the east through the morning. there will be some very strong winds around

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you can earn $2 billion in revenue to staurt rt that. he's open to preschool, he's open to investing in seniors. there are areas to negotiate. i don't think we need to be mean testing these things. >> let's talk about that because we don't use this voluntary dab larry all the time. manchin says, i'm open to giving monday -- they'll say people in west virginia want this, first of all. they vote on cultural issues there, which is why trump won it by 40 points. he says not everybody in this country is equal. you must means test, and that, he says, is taking a look at who needs this kind of help and who doesn't, drawing a line and then figure out how much to spend. why don't you like that? >> for some things, i think it makes sense. if you're talking about the child tax credit, for other things, it makes no sense. for example, we didn't mean huchl. >> there were some rich kids th there, we'll be more polarized. when it comes to preschool, we need to look at where we agree and not agree. >> why should rich people get free college? >> because

was around 40, 41 now it's at 4355, years of regulatory red tape before being approved, up 3.8% we rt minus 57 minutes until tesla enters the witching hour where it reports quarterly numbers. we know they had a very impressive 27% jump in china sales for september 5, 6006 cars sold but will that be enough to push earnings to faster climbing investor expectations? so much to handle news breaking left and right let's get right to the floor show trader tesla bull russ gerber, let me get right to this have investors expectations run up too much and had investors avoid getting singed by any surprise even a beat that is not enough of that be? >> we seen that a lot with the stock market and netflix, you report a great quarter and the stock sells off you have to look at the stock in the context of how it's performed in the last 30 or 60 days if we get a selloff as a buying opportunity and that's been our strategy lately when stock reports great earnings and he gets sold for no reason we will just buy after earnings and then they rebound the next day. liz: i'm amazed of tesla's stick to it of

consulting firms to review the feasibility after to handful of projects, are they, going to giver us a ro rt that you should or shouldn't do this? this is how much it will cost? what are the clear deliverables after the millions of dollars get spent? >> this is as-needed contract and when a specific project wants to tap into this project, there is a task order to lay out what the deliverables are. this is not yet specified because the projects aren't totally scoped. in general at the stage of work we want to be in to finish these kind of projects would be having alternatives drawn up to a level of detail and enough of a planning process in a public outreach project and buy-in these are the right alternatives to go through this project. >> they contract the e.i.r. for us if needed. >> this is a presur cor to the e.i.r. >> an i know there is more board members who have more familiarity with that, but i appreciate that. thank you so much. >> great. any other questions before we go to public comment? seeing none, i would like to open up public comment on item 13 please. >> for those on the line,

it is 50 in oaklandeltaoome oth h windeady allowing rt emeryvile sun not coming up until about 7:17.we are back to sunny and cool conditions monday, the more chances of rain throughout the middle of the week, into next weekend. our level 1 system arriving at around 3:00 in the north bay, 4:00 through the north bay into san francisco. amounts under .1 inches, and those winds will be pretty breezy. southwest winds up to about 30 miles per hour. there is a look at 10:00. we have mostly cloudy skies. we get to the afternoon and the clouds then out a little bit. here comes the front up in the north bay by 3:00. santa rosa, some showers by 4:00, and 5:00 it is trying to push through, breaking apart into the east bay. the peninsula looking at a 10th to 12 100's, then looking at 8:00 we are back into partly cloudy conditions. this system not offering up much, but it is bringing up the relative humidity. inches. further west slopes of the sierra nevada, two inches of snow. this is impressive. lake level could see about two inches. certainly pretty hazardous conditions with slick roadways. as

what they had wanted all along was clarity from manchin and cinema, two mod rts in the senate, who theyd had not been forthcoming about what they wanted. this week brought them manchin saying out loud $1.5 trillion was his number and didn't say it once, said it repeatedly. i think that was a big moment for progressives, feeling like this negotiation is going to take off. but there's a lot of work still to do. and in her dear colleagues letter, the speaker got into how much more work there is. she said more time is needed to complete the task. our priority is to create jobs on the health care, family and climate agenda. that's a shared value. our chairs are still working for clarity and consensus. clearly the bipartisan infrastructure bill will pass once we have agreement on the reconciliation bill. once again, anderson, moderates saying the deal was to bring a bipartisan infrastraukture bill to the floor. they're voicing frustration. and hopefully, over the weekend as members go home and have time apart, perhaps they'll come back next week ready to dig back in. build what about house re

it is an integral rt of china, always has been, andy yet forgt that long-term history and try to dealt of the last 50 or 60 years of this history. ethan: two things i would note to start. if you look at the first correspondence between beijing and washington back in 1971, beijing made it clear that the only thing it wanted to talk about was taiwan. this was a foundational principle upon which the relationship has been built. beijing has continued that line for the last 50 years. why does beijing care so much? much of china's rise now is framed by beijing around this concept of national rejuvenation. redeeming china's past of being colonized is a major part of its political identity and what it wants to do on the world stage. it sees taiwan as part of that. i would say, however, that there is a disconnect which drives washington's strong support for taiwan in the media. you have seen an increasing trend towards authoritarianism initiation pain. in taiwan, you have seen a flourishing democracy, one of the most progressive in asia. i think there is a genuine concern among people in washi

boarded a massive german cargo ship because there are questions over whether or not it may have played a rtng the big pipeline down in orange county, whether or not its anchor might have ruptured the pipeline. the associated press tracked data that looks at marine traffic and found that the ship made three unusual movements over two days that appeared to put it over the pipeline right before it ruptured and spilled up to 150,000 gallons of crude oil into the ocean. a lot of questions this morning not only with that ship but also about the pipeline, was that properly mapped? did the people who were in charge of the ship have access to that map? the spokesperson for the company right now saying it is fully cooperating with the investigation which is going on at the port of oakland. back to you. >> thanks. >>> 5:32. today booster shots available to san mateo residents. >> the third dose resides at m vaccination clinic at the event center. justin andrews is live. a big push there today. >> reporter: absolutely. if you are 18 and older and it's been at least six months since you have gotten your

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