so just leave the former presiding officer of the scots pound. thank you for joining me. and they'll examine show and happy santander's there. this coming monday to hear her join us after the break, when we find out just how you fit and you became the patron saint of a country. he had never even to join nothing else to look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people i robot must obey the orders given by human beings except where such conflict with the 1st law. should your identification or should be very careful about artificial intelligence to the point. obesity is too great. on various shots and with artificial intelligence, real summoning the demon must protect its own existence as the excuse that if you feel welcome you start normal. god holds a member real world will know what you know. but what if in your motion cruiser it was a more important was to be with the one that you would need to be put on the still lead you to surround us some one in some new belief that there are these which you'll see in the local solutions based on your own wor

so just leave the former presiding officer of the scots bomb and thank you for joining me. and they'll examine, show and happy santander's there. this coming monday to hear her join us after the break, when we find out just how you think and you became the paid to think of a country, he had never even visited joy, nothing worse than what by recommending what i call the life or yours will pull you out of a good obit and to muslims. and what about and i didn't do it will always be good. is it also or know when to hold on a politician keep it or don't or don't let you. people come up to the group on usenet about the how i live and i'm mad at them and the money is a number one, but 0 november bit of icing. i give them that. i don't know what about it, but i'll be all means has it. and is about was abundant, make no, certainly no borders just lying to nationalities. a summary. we don't look like seem to be saying the judges commentary prices. so what is the sentence and a lot of times we can do better, we should be doing better. everyone is contributing, it's your own way, but w

a finalist, such as they've been, you've sat in the chair of the scots parliament, have been a member of parliament, a west mostly been m.s.p. and hollywood, where we go from here. what's going to happen? i bought us johnson all know, but i think everything in scotland depends on the outcome of this hellish elections in may next year. if the polls are right there will be of a large majority for independents, that may be the scotia national party, having an absolute majority or, and maybe the scottish national party, backed by the greens, having a majority in a friendly it's about democracy. if it is, if the prime minister and westminster sort of the says no, then i suppose there is a 1st step, a reference to the courts and stop them then reference to the supreme court. and we'll see where we get to. but as i say, like most of my most commentators these days, posit misses the spine, is clearly on route independent. so let me just make a final point here. i've never believed in federation. i don't think federation's work if you got into making up over 80 percent of the lamarr. so popula

so just leave the former presiding officer of the scots pound at thank you for joining me. and they'll examine, show and happy santander's there. this coming monday and here in turkey, join us after the break, when we find out just how you fit and you became the paid to think of a country he had never even basic to join nothing but a pandemic? no, certainly no borders just flying to nationalities as a marine. we don't observe the we don't like seeing world peace, sick people judging us, coming very close asleep, listening to we can do better. we should be everyone is contributing. it's your own way. but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever. the challenges create, the response has been masked. so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we're in it together. he'll welcome you. don't hold up. no real world will you know? well, you know, but what if in your vocal critic, peter was a mortgage holder, said some of you up on the board was to be with the bushnell you when you just knew he was losing you, but i'm still leave you to surround

scot atlas urged people in michigan to rise up against new covid restrictions later clarifying he means peaceful protests >> i totally disagree with the stand he takes. i just do. period. >> reporter: new jersey's governor is limiting the size of both indoor and outdoor gatherings. you believe that the city of newark should have more restrictions than what the state currently has. >> presently, yes. >> reporter: the mayor of newark. >> after thanksgiving we should really be contemplating a shutdown for at least a week >> reporter: here in newark, a staggering 20% of those tested are positive lester >> all right gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> despite travel warnings there's growing concern about college students heading home for thanksgiving and potentially spreading the virus. blayne alexander has more.

scot peterson was not physically in court yesterday because of covid restrictions.dealt with the penalty phase of the retrial but prosecutors say they will again be seeking the death penalty. the status hearing is set for january and another earring for petition of new trial set for monday. his attorney believes that a retrial is likely. >> i think that the issue is extremely strong. i think given what happened and the circumstances that there is a very good chance it will be granted. >> back in august the state supreme court ruled unanimously that the judge that since scot peterson to death made errors when instructing the jurors on the death penalty. >> it was not scot peterson and someone else committed the crime. we will have opportunity to not only show he was innocent but to show the evidence we have of operability of other parties. >>> actress lori loughlin to be out of prison by christmas after the bureaus of prisons gave the former full house start and a release date of december 27. is a holiday weekend so she could end up going home earlier. the 56 actress

approved benefits for tens of thousands of prisoners including scot peterson. here is our crime reporter, henry lee. >> reporter: 133 people on death row, murderers, and child blasters, all over california, tens of thousands of inmates and prisoners may have gotten up to $1 billion of unemployment benefits. california prosecutor says someone has filed unemployment claims in the name of scot peterson. he killed his wife and their unborn son. someone also claim benefits in the name of karis diener, also on death row for killing four women near yosemite. >> there is no honor among thieves. >> reporter: the sacramento county da joined other top da's in announcing that e.d.d. failed to check the inmate lists. they also failed to check where the funding was going. make there was money sent to prisons. >> reporter: names were clearly phony were not flagged. >> they have names like john doe were john adams. in one case, somebody had the audacity to put their name as poopy bridges. >> reporter: 22 inmates were charged with stealing $250,000 from e.d.d.. several have bee

he was a proud scot and a committed member of the snp.r hard work became one of the world's greatest actors, and you know, his achievements are absolutely legendary. i know that across scotland today we are mourning one of our best loved sons. tell me, do you play any other games? you will always be remembered for playing 007, butjames bond did not make sean connery. sean connery madejames bond. my name is pussy galore. i must be dreaming. a movie icon established by an intelligent, versatile, exceptionally talented actor. sir sean connery, who has died aged 90. hello. storm aiden brought torrential rain and gales to a large swathe of the uk on saturday. those strong winds really whipping up the waves, particularly across southern and western coasts. but as the rain eased and the skies cleared, it's been an opportunity through the night for many to see the blue moon, a second full moon this month, but it's only a brief respite from the rain. there's more to come overnight and into sunday. still a number of met office warnings in place for

he was a proud scot and a committed member of the snp. one of the world's greatest actors, and, you know, his achievements are absolutely legendary. i know that across scotland today we are mourning one of our best loved sons. tell me, do you play any other games? you will always be remembered for playing 007, but james bond did not make sean connery. sean connery madejames bond. my name is pussy galore. i must be dreaming. a movie icon established by an intelligent, versatile, exceptionally talented actor. sir sean connery, who has died aged 90. we can now speak to peter lamont who is a set decorator, art director, and production designer having worked on 18 james bond films, from goldfinger to casino royale. he also won an oscar for his work on the blockbuster film, titanic. he joins us now from buckinghamshire in england. thank you so much thank you so much for thank you so much forjoining thank you so much forjoining us. thank you so much forjoining us. what was it like to work with sean connery? i wasjust thinking about it. i was you

he was a proud scot and a committed member of the snp.came one of the world's greatest actors and, you know, his achievements are absolutely legendary. and i know that across scotland today, we are mourning one of our best—loved sons. tell me, miss trench, do you play any other games? you will always be remembered for playing 007, butjames bond didn't make sean connery — sean connery madejames bond. my name is pussy galore. i must be dreaming. a movie icon established by an intelligent, versatile, exceptionally talented actor. sir sean connery, who has died aged 90. david mcgrath was a very close friend and neighbour of sir sean connery in the bahamas. he's also panama's honorary consul to the bahamas. i asked what it was like to know the private sean connery. he was a wonderful, generous, kind man. he was very private, the community he was living and offered him the privacy. nobody bothered him in the club and everybody knew him, so that was perfect for him. and even when we would go downtown into the bahamas, into nassau restau ra nts,

he was a proud scot and a committed member of the snp.d work became one of the world's greatest actors, and, you know, his achievements are absolutely legendary. i know that across scotland today we are mourning one of our best loved sons. tell me, do you play any other games? you will always be remembered for playing 007, but james bond did not make sean connery. sean connery madejames bond. my name is pussy galore. i must be dreaming. a movie icon established by an intelligent, versatile, exceptionally talented actor. sir sean connery, who has died aged 90. we can now speak to david mcgrath who was a very close friend and neighbour of sir sean connery in the bahamas, where he is panama's honorary consul to the bahamas. hejoins us from miami. we knew him as an icon. you knew him as a friend. what was sean connery like in private? he was a wonderful, generous, kind man who, when we went to restau ra nt kind man who, when we went to restaurant and kind man who, when we went to restau ra nt a nd every kind man who, when we went to restauran

today sure for the flexion on the passing of so sean connelly screen legend the world's most famous scot the definitive bond demon golfer sean connery was all of these things and much much more to me he was a loyal steadfast friend over more than 30 years but i took this show on some 23 years ago the pun passed in a really wanted to interview with sean connery and he readily agreed but suckin stances in health prevented that happening and the reason was that of all the interviews that shown that over the years all the things that were written about him only read one from the the scottish offer willie michael vanny which got cost of capturing the essence of sean connery because this was not just a a great personality a great movie star this was a great human being a deeply deeply humanness funny ironic human being with great views on on life and everything else and never frightened to express them. in my life i've been privileged to meet a few great people but only a few and one of these was was sean connelly now in times to come will get the opportunity to do a proper tribute to the show

bone film duff to know in 1962 and went on to dominate the silver screen for 4 decades the veteran scot won many accolades throughout his long career including an academy award and 3 golden globes. we saw only missed you're watching news up next a doc film with a look into a multi-billion euro tax scandal we've got more on any of our stories you can find out on d.v.d. dot com as we get to follow us on social at the state of the news i'm rebecca thanks for watching. this presidential election is a crucial why not just for the united states who's leading the race in america's food lines because it will be right here for you and both tell you everything you need to know as america decides we'll bring you the numbers issues the background join us for special live coverage from berlin the u.s. election november 4th on digital age.

the book shows the scots left. i was a decades past. he shifted from cambodia. story is often forgotten. i guess the vision to convey the shooter knows how to tell the story. the 53 year old escaped the cambodian genocide and is now a human rights lawyer put in this. what links the protagonists is that they all had a connection to save the children. and so we can show the world the biggest story of war and children in your hands, like it was interesting taking photos of the different generations of not only to tell their stories, but also to us. they survived a few 100 years, the 10 people plus a baby born this year of the one baby regina i wrote in chicago, born in a refugee camp in fact, which is the 11th child in the book and a symbol of hope for a future without children involved and joining me is my colleague scott rock from scott, you actually had personal involvement in this book project? yes, i was brought on much later. the very good end of it. i did some translation english translation of the book. and yesterday there was the book launch here in berlin

1st bond film of dr no in 1962 and went on to dominate the silver screen for 4 decades the veteran scot one of many awards throughout his long career including an oscar and 3 golden globes. this is g w news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram at city w. news or visit our website dot com. nothing works without lights when you work for television but it's important in our everyday life to 90 percent of all perception is our vision that's how do light and colors affect our health this is what today's shows all about and this is why i'm going to talk to dr reef heights about how light can damage our skin and about how light can heal our skin lights can even help protect us from the novel coronavirus how it works as a disinfectant take a look at our report ambulances are filled with viruses and bacteria which could be destroyed by using ultraviolet light but the technology for disinfecting ambulances this way has only recently been developed now the company been so has made a quantum leap it has introduced a u.v. system into ambulance ceilings which can disinfect the interior in l

the scots beat israel on penalties last month in the semifinals and are on an eight match unbeaten run playing the last time scotland qualified. it was a very long time ago! there is definitely a generation that has missed the atmosphere and the feeling that you get as a nation when you do qualify that proud feeling. hopefully this group can deliver. northern ireland also came through penalties in their semifinals and face slovakia. unlike scotland, they'll have home advantage at windsor park. but it's been a whirlwind few months for manager ian baraclough. he only had his first game in charge two months ago. the englishman would become the non—northern irishman to lead the team to a major championship. i think most people are looking forward to it and are excited to the occasion. we have had experiences over the last four or five years, big games, being in a play—off situation before for the world cup. i think the lads like you say are looking forward to it and excited for the outcome. let's have a quick look at some of the day's other headlines. british cycling have sacked senior spr

sportscene follows the news for viewers in scotland; if you were trying to avoid the scots result, welltheir match is also coming up in natalie pirks' report. wearing black arm bands in honour of ray clemence, england travelled to belgium knowing only a win would do, but the world's number one side hadn't lost at home for four years, and they were off to a flyer — romelu lukaku finding youri tielemans in space. a dubious free kick was handed to belgium and dries mertens gave jordan pickford no chance. england were the better side in the second half, but ultimately had nothing to show for it. their hopes of qualifying for the nations league finals are over. scotland fans are no doubt still celebrating after winning their euros play—off final last week, but in slovakia steve clarke's side had lost their fizz somewhat. the only goal of the match came courtesy of jan gregus, to end scotland's nine—match unbeaten streak. northern ireland suffered the agony of play—off final loss last week and in austria their losing streak continued. they'd taken the lead late in the second half but austria

he served for 21 years in the royal scots greys and president of the war graves commission. ease.a moment the funeral march in b flat minor marks a change in the ceremony with the politicians coming after members of the royal family to lay their wreaths, led by borisjohnson as prime minister. next, sir keir starmer, leader of the labour party. ian blackford, leader of the scottish national party, laying a wreath on their behalf and on half of the welsh national party, plaid cymru. ed davey, the leader of the liberal democrats. sirjeffrey donaldson on behalf of the democratic unionist party of northern ireland. the two speakers of parliament, lindsay hoyle, speaker of the house of commons, and in front of him, lord fowler, norman fowler, speaker of the house of lords. the home secretary, priti patel, laying a wreath on behalf of the intelligence agencies. now two further wreaths on behalf of the overseas territories, including bermuda, anguilla and the cayman islands. and robert buckland, lord chancellor, laying a wreath on behalf of the crown dependencies, thatis behalf of the cro

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britain's decision to leave the european union despite a majority of scots imposing the move is one factor another is discontent. our correspondent has been traveling around scotland has this report. >> this river marks the border .tween scotland and engla the two nations joined forces three centuries ago. s but the united kingdom ider strain. a short distance from the border we meet a faho tells us brexit is driving up support for scottishndependence. i am terrified. i genuinely fear that from a scottish perspective, it wilgrbe the end ofulture. >> why? >> there will be trade deals, but that short-term is the difference between surval or not. >> you are not worried about the prospect of a border? >> it would be naive to think that there won't be challenges. thanat if we were independent,nd it is not the of milk and honey on day one. >> but brexit is a two-way street. this youngen entreprr and his family think it makes the union ever.england more important than o you think would happen if scotland came into this? >> i think it would be a massive crash in the economy. we don' have the power

patients have to be moved to other hospitals and that binds intensive care physicians which is a very scots results so when you think of a passage these you have to keep in mind that the peak i.c.u. utilization we 2 weeks after infections have peaked and there they haven't yet so there's still a marathon to go with when could they be. well nobody knows. it depends on how good the people. bind themselves to. the things. to stop being close together and to wear masks and stuff like that we have a new high. highest value today in germany too with 20000 new infections this day how practical is that flying around covert patients from one hospital or country to the next. it's not very practical especially when they are empty it so you have to plan that in advance and try to bring patients who are not that's that severe ill who haven't been on ventilation yet so it's not easy to plan that because patients we know that it's not good for patients being ventilated and they have to be brought on on the long term the stuff shortages we hear about in belgium and the netherlands they've seen noting homes

the economic fallout from the virus will have scot johnson the industry nearly in half by the end of this year. almost 40% of california jobs lost during the pandemic are in the hospitality and leisure industries, and experts are predicting revenue from travel will fall by more than half when all is said and done this year. travel spending is not projected to rebound to pre- pandemic levels until 2024 and yet all the spending is going on. >>> well, dad jokes can be tough to endure, especially if you are stuck at home. >> one first grader is still getting used to it. >> what is wrong with this family, i'm just to do a piece of my art. >> she is making crafting tutorials but her brother and dad keep stepping into her limelight and showing off their moves. the dad says there is more to this story than just goofing around. he and his wife both lost their jobs and caught the coronavirus. now they are trying to make the most of family time. >> been crazy and good with your kids is something that not everybody gets to experience and come you know, they grow up superquick, so one day, when t

1st bond film at dr no in 1962 and went on to dominate the silver screen for 4 decades the veteran scot one of many awards throughout his long career including an oscar and 3 golden globes. this is g w news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram at steve w. news or visit our website dot com. org. this is bullshit so is this. and this. all the who sit in on and above our planet amounts to about 1400000000 cubic kilometers almost all of it more than 97 percent is salty less than 3 percent is freshwater and most of that is in snow and ice in glaciers and in the arctic and antarctic so the amount easily accessible to us humans is relatively tiny. it's in rivers and lakes and under our feet groundwater that usually hidden from view is vitally important. hello and welcome to tomorrow today the science show on t.w. . the vast amounts of water on our planet answering still but in motion in a perpetual cycle sheet from the sun makes water evaporates and rise into the air as it condenses into forms clouds and eventually precipitation in ca in the form of rain snow or hail and some of that

resolution giving hong kong authorities power to unseat politicians without having to go through the city scots. she'll catch on this, counting down his time in the parliament, although he could see the state coming. it's still ok messer shark. i never thought it would be so far, so we ought to say, i changed him being a new amp or a more ruthless and domineering there. many leaders in the past, properly, as mouser dong now we see that he could even and one country 2 systems in a blink of an eye. after starting out as a social worker and university lecturer, she became one of the leading activist in the umbrella movement in 2014 and was sentenced to 8 months in jail last year. as a legislator. it was a traumatic experience for him, but he still keeps his belongings from prison to remind himself of his mission. i don't say that it was 4 years becoming a low make. it was a peak of my life. but then i was sent to prison. the lowest point of my life, it was so tough in there and i had to find meaning of life by fighting for prisoners rights. i taught myself, i'm an undercover law making jail. i am

and so this monday scots, around the world, this year, any responsible, socially distance fashion, will dawn of the famous tartan national dress and celebrate scotland and all things got ish. scotland shares our patron saint where the number of other countries russia greased and barbados, for example. the ubiquitous disciple is also the patron saint of singers spends tourists made his fishmongers fisherman get out. i'm sore throat. it's going to national flag this so far depicts a diagonal cross on which the seat was crucified. it is a famous flag for nautical feet. so the special issue to mark the occasion, we look deep into history to the auditions of the flag and also come up to date with the latest controversy provoked by prime minister john sununu lace on the last 20 years of the reconvening of scotland's national parliament. has it been a disaster as claimed by the pm? what a considerable success, which seems to be the majority verdict of the scottish people. we speak to sir george reeves, the former presiding officer of the problem and, and then to billy kane about 5 celebrations

just because it's so close right now but i'm feeling good about it because biden did just when the scots in michigan and i know right now we're waiting to hear about nevada and it's looking good with pennsylvania so i'm really hoping that it's going to be a success right in. the presidential election is not going to determine a change to change it determine among the people. that is take. the stand approach the 1000000 process. the process. it's a little disappointing how many spaces in counties where red at or near me but overall it is what it is not necessarily that we don't know the results yet so there is no absolute answer all right so some reserved good feelings going on in joe biden's home state let's talk about donald trump he's often seen as such a divisive figure he's never you know his of approval ratings have never really gone over the mid forty's they've been even lower than that been hit so hard for you know criticism of the coronavirus and yet he performed very well what do we learn about donald trump from this is from his you know his 2nd election is 2nd campaign i'm not

patients have to be moved to other hospitals and that binds intensive care physicians which is a very scots resource so when you think of pessah to use you have to keep in mind that the peak i.c.u. utilization we 2 weeks after infections have peaked and there they haven't yet so there's still a marathon to go with when could they be well nobody knows. it depends on how good the people. bind themselves to. the things. to stop being close together and to wear masks and stuff like that we have a new high. value today in germany. 20000 new infections this day how practical is that flying around coated patients from one hospital or country to the next. it's not very practical especially when they are empty it so you have to plan that in advance and try to bring patients who are not that's that's of the ill who haven't been on ventilation yet so it's not easy to plan that because patients we know that it's not good for patients being ventilated and they have to be brought on on the long term the stuff shortages we hear about in belgium in the netherlands i. see no sing homes and hospitals aust do

the book shows the scots left by wars a decades past. from cambodia story is often forgotten. biggest issue to convince you to know is how to tell the story. the 53 year old escaped the cambodian genocide and is now a human rights lawyer put in the news. what links the protagonists is that they all had a connection to save the children. and so we can show the world the biggest story of war and children in whom it was interesting taking photos of the different generations of not i need to tell their stories, but also people who was there survive to believe in a few 100 years to 10 people plus a baby born this year and a born baby regina wrote in chicago, born in a refugee camp in fact, which is the 11th child in the book and a symbol of hope for a future without children involved. and joining me is my colleague scott rock from scott, you actually had personal involvement in this book project? yes, i was brought on much later at the very good end of it. i did some translation in this transition of the book. and yesterday there was the book launch here in berlin . and i moderated

from white house senior aides have raised concerns that that list would be on the russian outlet the scots atlas is having an interesting week here he is on the russian propaganda network occy which casually opens the segment with some facts about u.s. imperialism i recently did an interview with r t and was unaware they are a registered foreign agent i regret doing the interview and apologize for allowing myself to be taken advantage of i especially apologize to the national security community who is working hard to defend us and you are a radiologist and health care policy expert joins chunked coronavirus task force an organist and his interview with r.t. is going underground to make the case for relaxing covert related restrictions the show's host actually motown say questioned his views. the argument is undeniable the lockdowns are killing people and stream media says it's corona virus that could spell the end of the trump presidency i think there's a gross distortion that is certain typical of reporting on the university of washington study that says there will be 500000 dead by febru

from white house senior aides have raised concerns that that list would be on the russian outlet the scots atlas is having an interesting week here he is on the russian propaganda network occy which casually opens the segment with some facts about u.s. imperialism on the heels of an interview with russian propagandists dr scott supporters in radiologist who has the president's ear spitefully sub tweets dr anthony fauci an actual expert on infectious diseases a new or a radiologist on health care policy expert to atlas joins chung's coronavirus task force in august and his interview with r.t. is going underground to make the case for when that thing covert will lay to the restrictions the show's host after my tongue say questioned his faves. the argument is undeniable the lockdowns are killing people and stream media says it's corona virus that could spell the end of the trump presidency i think there's a gross distortion that is certain. reporting on the university of washington study that says there will be 500000 dead by february kind of contradicting the york your lack of correlation be

from white house senior aides to raise concerns that that was would it be on the russian outlet the scots atlas is having an interesting week here he is on the russian propaganda network occy which casually opens the segment with some facts about u.s. imperialism when he was of an interview with russian propagandists talk to school to the supporters and radiologist who has the president's ear spitefully sub tweets dr anthony fauci an actual expert on infectious diseases you know there was never this sort of outrage when adam schiff will or other democrat functionaries officials appeared about t. to talk about you know various topics regarding bad demick the economy foreign relations and suddenly you know when this guy a trump of trump follow a close adviser of trump appears and r.t. all hell breaks loose we've got a bear in mind almost election and everybody shy to squeeze every little bit of a. vantage that they can out of the situation they managed to successfully you know to get him to back down and apologize for a reason you didn't interview with the team was on a with their registere

you're a frickin scot. your name is galloway. you should be an m.p. in scotland from the beginning. why hang out in westminster without us, you know, spends in london cockneys. that's no good place for george galloway. now let me ask you this as i am the defacto head of the maxwell clan. the maxwell clan, of course, as the camelot consul. but there is no formal appointment of me as head of the maxwell clan, us, and p a. n. scotland. how do i reclaim the chieftain of the maxwell clan, my tartan, my people, how do i do that? there is no cut in chief of the galloway clan, so i'm going to claim the title. and here's how you do it. and once i've done it, you must do it to you find a hill in your, your clown area. you stand on the hill, you invite by want of mouth bonfires on all the mountain chains. you do it nowadays on georgia and so on. you invite every moksha well in the world to come and hear you proclaim yourself the chief and hear any objections or on the proposals. and i see the day, god willing, if we, if we continue to draw breath, i see the day when you'll be in your castle, i

today sure for the flexion on the passing of so sean connelly screen legend the world's most famous scot that the filatov bond demon goal for sean connery was all of these things and much much more to me he was a loyal steadfast friend over more than 30 years but i took this show on some 23 years ago the pun passed in a really want to interview with sean connery and he readily agreed but suckin stances and health prevented that happening and the reason was that of all the interviews that shawn did over the years all the things that were written about him only read one from the the scottish offer willie michael vanny which got course to capturing the essence of sean connery because this was not just a great personality a great movie star this was a great human being a deeply deeply humanness funny ironic human being with great views on on life and everything else and never frightened to express them. in my life i've been privileged to meet a few great people but only a few and one of these was was sean connery. now in times to come we'll get the opportunity to do a proper tribute to the s

the scots beat israel on penalties last month in the semi—finals, and are on an eight—match unbeatenissed the atmosphere and the feeling that you get as a nation, when you do qualify, that proud feeling. hopefully this group can deliver. there were three matches in the scottish league cup tonight. st mirren drew 1—1 against green—ock morton in group g. ross makiver with the equaliser on the hour, which sent it to penalties for the extra point. st mirren coming out on top 6—5 after the shoot out. while stranraer were 2—1winners against hamilton academical, darryl duffy with the winner in the 81st minute, while airdrieonians lost 1—0 at edinburgh city. the 84th masters, which starts tomorrow will be like no other. it's usually the first major of the year, but it's starting seven months later than scheduled — a year—and—a—half after tiger woods rolled back the years with his stunning victory. augusta national will have a very different feel over the next four days, but how differently will it play, and which players will it favour? patrick gearey looks ahead for us. one of sport's great

white house senior aides have raised concerns that that was would it be on the russian outlet the scots atlas is having an interesting week here he is on the russian propaganda network r.t. which casually opens the segment with some facts about us imperialism on the heels of an interview with russian propagandists talk to scott supporters and radiologist who has the president's ear spitefully sub tweets dr anthony fauci an actual expert on infectious diseases. you know this is to be expected that we were right before the election and people people are trying to squeeze every last bit of advantage out of anything that they possibly can and this was obviously one of those things that they thought they could rest an advantage out of especially interesting is that there was never this sort of reaction when a democrat functionary you official appeared a nazi and even adam ship. they you know this is this is this is an opportunity for them to spread their message but when someone else does it for example a republican they suddenly remember that. a registered foreign agent in in the united sta

think that that element contributes to the reaction to the running backs case of him just giving away scot free every time? unfortunately i do think that definitely plays a role in part because it's not individual brings considerable power to the table even if it's just by virtue of their athletic skills. the fact is that they generate money for this school. and also when you kind of with that alongside the fact that our society is not focused on eliminating sexual violence, crime, double whammy, and it largely be falls young women who are attending these institutions and ask for what eles new possibly has to luhansk before really that strength administration came in with betsy to boss and her kind of carving out title 9. was that in terms of ensuring that you have that federal law that prohibited sex discrimination in education. and the parameters that were set up largely by the obama administration and what they called the dear colleague memo and a lot of percussion or caution that i am different around matters in terms of how we interact with and handle media choose. and these kind of c

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patients have to be moved to other hospitals and that binds intensive care physicians which is a very scots results so when you think of a passage these you have to keep in mind that the peak i.c.u. utilization would 2 weeks after infections have peaks and there they haven't yet so there's still a marathon to go with when could they pay well nobody knows. it depends on how good the people. bind themselves to. the things. to stop being close together and to wear masks and stuff like that we have a new high. value today in germany too with 20000 new infections this day how practical is that flying around coated patients from one hospital or country to the next. it's not very practical especially when they don't anticipate it so you have to plan that in advance and try to bring in patients who are not that's that's of the hill who haven't been on ventilation yet so it's not easy to plan that because patients we know that it's not good for patients being ventilated and they have to be brought on in the long term the stuff shortages we hear about in belgium and the netherlands they've seen nursi