sochi. who was with vladimir putin in the summer it had a perfect tan because they had to spend two weeks in the sochi sun. so it isa spend two weeks in the sochi sun. so it is a challenge for some who work close with vladimir putin because they have not seen their families for quite a while and this includes his drivers who drive or fly him from place to place and some other people. some have to stay in the president's residence for more than 30 days and others use eight shift method but it definitely affects their personal and family lives. so very different from what is happening here at the white house where people are coming and going and there is a direct contact with rapid tests but those are not always reliable but we are also having these big events where president trump is run by people at the white house and sounds totally different for president putin. well, there are big events where mr prudent sort of sees big events where mr prudent sort of sees huge crowds and sufficient amou

there were around 30—thousand spectators at the russian grand prix in sochi just over a week ago. off court ten seconds before the end of their game against miami heat. with the lakers losing by a wide margin in game three, james, decided enough was enough, with some of his team—mates following him. the lakers lead the finals 2—1. just three stages into the giro d'italia, it looks a long way back for the pre—race favourite gerraint thomas. a crash saw him lose a huge amount of time on mount etna in sicily and it was also a bad day for another british hopeful, simon yates. nick parrott reports. this is the day they were hoping to ta ke this is the day they were hoping to take the overall lead. but, instead of looking pretty in the pink leadersjersey, was of looking pretty in the pink leaders jersey, was that in tatters after crashing before the real action to get under way. he looked fine until around 18 miles to go when the pace picked up and he slipped back. simon yates struggled too. he is expected to challenge thomas in the battle of the britons. but with five miles to the fini

at the moment the government is giving up their priority into sochi and rescue and saving lives. together with local authorities and. red cross as well so of course i mean the what i just mentioned the. 19 pandemic has for taking the overall capacity of the communities so i think there is something that international community also have to look into this and try our best to leave and to work together so that people will be able to access to relief and. recover the spirit of cooperation is what is been defamed generally through this corner of our responder but are you really seen that international help in trying to help these affected communities. can you repeat the question are you really seeing help coming from the international community to lead the work that you are doing or the governments are doing to try and help these affected communities although i think this kind of situation after the start floods after floods and blasts we call the night in pandemic and i think it is also even for a very wealthy and resilient community it is also something the yell. too much so i thin

everyone who was meeting putin this summer had a perfect 10 because they had to spend two weeks in the sochiun, which was quite good for their skin. it is a challenge for people who are close to mr. putin because they have not seen their families for a while. this includes his close aides. they fly with him from place to place. and some other people. some of them have to stay in their residence for more than 30 days. others use shifts. but it definitely affects their rsonal and family lives. >> very different from what is happening at the white house. you see people coming and going and people have direct contact. they get rapid tests, but those are not always totally reliable. there are also big events where president trump is surrounded by people from the white house. it sounds completely different for president putin. >> there are big events for mr. putin sort of sees huge crowds and a sufficient amount of people see putin, but in these events, what happened recently, in these events, they don't approach. it is quite strict protocol. you're going to shake his handif or something, you have

one of the several new eco friendly techniques that film was in northern uganda and learning from sochi and he's the train as it's claimed the complex science in simple terms small for the farmers who called taken up the courses say they will have improved significantly. given the northwestern part of ghana farmers maybe cultivate soybeans. out in the fields to care for full hectares of land. 4 years ago for diluted part in a training session for sustainable agriculture since then have crop hilton a profit having creech. on them. innit. into farming she has recently established a 2nd business she sells traditional textiles in the communities around her village to linger. i used to having 2 or 3 backspace will seize a set or using the know it's 7 to 8 bags. an awful lot she learned how to inoculate seeds during a training session conducted by the local company green e.t.f. today the farmers engine jody cool also taking part. in the method is simple the seeds are stirred together with water and sugar before dried weasel bianchi had bacteria added but terri keypads the way each cow pct mus

will end on this point george i think we'll know it's all over when everyone is summoned to sochi. it could well be. but i think at some point russia would have to intervene in a more decisive fashion and russia is not of all to be marginalized in this process so if one is able to hail this as a great victory. you know russia is the great power in the region russia mediate. the end of the previous conflicts it can all go well to weaken in a decade that on that note there we're going to go to a short break and after a short break we'll continue our discussion on some real news state with our. sort of amazing country with so many friends in russia and i'm very excited to be here. i love that idea i think i can do that. every night i make a lot of money with. millions and hundreds of me. he has a nice. a great wall and nobody builds a lot better than me believe and i'll build a very inexpensive like a great great wall. 'd and just in case you're worried about who's going to pay for it mexico will pay for . it will see what happens who knows i always say who knows what we'll see on the

i think we'll know it's all over when erda one is going to sochi. and it could well be. but i think at some point russia would have to intervene in a more decisive fashion russian novel to be marginalized. so if one is able to hail this as a great victory. you know russia is the great power in the region russia mediate the end of the previous gauntlet it can also work to weaken in effect that on the note there we're going to go to a short break in after a short break we'll continue our discussion on some real news state with our. nuclear become a battleground in the u.s. . people of demanding the shut down of a local plant some yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no care power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limit this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional participatory democracy is power line with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in the very real

will quit will end on this point george i think we'll know it's all over when everyone is summoned to sochi. for a good. but i think that at some point russia would have to intervene in a more decisive fashion russian novel to be marginalized in this process so if one is able to hail this as a great victory. for russia as the great power in the region russia mediated the the end of the previous conflicts it chemical will to weaken in a decade that there were going to go to a short break and after a short break we'll continue our discussion on some real news state with our team. because i want to look at what why yes why do you know. how lucky. we hope to be but there are also friends that the us are still slow but they're still feel hoping to do something to see. the charge. they have about the physical act the cell phone and i will say with some of them that you know we'll look at that. welcome back to crossed up where all things are considered i'm curious about trauma . we were discussing some real news. ok let's go to d.m. let's switch gears a little bit here i came across an absolutely

will end on this point george i think we'll know it's all over when everyone is summoned to sochi. it could well be. but i think that at some point russia would have to intervene in a more decisive fashion and russia not want to be marginalized in this process so if one is able to hail this as a great victory you know russia is the great power in the region russia mediated the the end of the previous conflicts it chemical war to weaken in effect that on that note there we're going to go to a short break and after a short break we'll continue our discussion of some real need state with our team. i don't know about that. because i want to make our way for you but i do know. the. but there are also friends so that the works are still slow but the soul feel fulfilled to do something to see. which. they value about the doesn't matter there's a whole lot that's a little above was a boy with a love that you know we're going to. seem wrong when old rules just don't hold. any old belief yet to shape our disdain comes to educate and engage with equals betrayal. when so many find themselves w

there were around 30,000 at the russian grand prix in sochi just over a week ago, and more than 13,000 imola later this month. english golfer mel reid said she'd redeemed herself, after winning her first title on the american tour. she took the shoprite classic in newjersey by two shots with a final round of 67. last month, reid squandered a good chance of victory on the last day of an event in portland. she said winning this one was a huge relief. the two—time wimbledon champion petra kvitova is through to the quarter—finals of the french open for only the second time in her career. there have been a couple of games already in paris today at. she beat zhang shuai in straight sets. kvitova's best run at roland garros came in 2012, when she reached the semi—finals. next up for her is the unseeded german laura siegemund. whatever happens in paris, kvitova will break back into the world's top 10. i'll have more for you in the next hour. lots of transfer deadline day news. thanks very much indeed. you are watching bbc news. let's get more now on the latest problems with test and trace for

breaking them and so he's trying to introduce more according to simplified version which he could sochi a system which would see anything from the current rules that are in place no longer. and 6 people being allowed to gather at any one time pubs and restaurants being closed at 10 pm all the way through to those types of hospitality ventures being closed all together and i was part of that of course there have been complaints that these measures especially the tough ones could spell the death knell for a number of industries in the economy and so the government announcing that they will be supporting people's wages and asked not as much as they were before previously the so-called photosystem would have seen up to 80 percent of people's wages or up to 2 and a half 1000 pounds paid for by the government if people weren't able to work now that's been reduced to 67 percent or around $2100.00 pounds and so the government tried to support people but there are some who said that these measures will impact in particular the north of england and some officials including the mayor of manchester

will quit will end on this point george i think we'll know it's all over when everyone is summoned to sochi. it could well be. but i think at some point russia would have to intervene in a more decisive fashion and russia not want to be marginalized in this process so if one is able to hail this as a great victory. you know russia is the great power in the region russia mediated the the end of the previous conflict it chemical war to weaken in effect that on that note there are going to go to a short break and after a short break we'll continue our discussion of some real new state with our team. when else so it's seems wrong. but don't hold just don't hold. any world yet to see how this day comes after. and in detroit because betrayed. when something you find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground . it's wrong with us as an american citizen and i hate to be blasted off that's. why we have asked to die and i don't think. i would vote for a republican i would vote for anyone who is not and has half a brain knew defeat. is defeated yet. my 2nd wife. she can handle. she an

will end on this point georgia i think we'll know what's all over when everyone is summoned to sochi. it could well be. but i think at some point russia would have to intervene in a more decisive fashion russian novel to be marginalized in this process so if one is able to hail this as a great victory. you know russia is the great power in the region russia mediate the end of the previous conflict it can also work to weaken it ok that on the note there we're going to go to a short break and after a short break we'll continue our discussion of some real new state with our team. there and said it said that he didn't want to talk. about an attack on the end of the stick. and. i would vote for the republicans who are trying i would vote for anyone who is not equal and has half a brain just. dumptruck. the future yeah. yeah my 2nd wife. she can handle it. she and i divorce because our trouble is elected president and i floated for him and she couldn't stand for. that when the most important election. in our history list of the months to go before the next presidential election is the atmos

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blockade was nominally lifted already more than a month ago by the mighty game how the qatar deal in sochi mediated by russia and what stephanie williams has done with this agreement is steal the thunder of that oil blockade and say actually the lifting of it is connected to this cease fire and 0 after supporters have always wanted to ditch him he doesn't people's agreements he's late he's stood up put in mosque out she likes him they've been friends for decades but yet he doesn't deliver so yeah the problem is there's no one to replace him but he was salah has a role in the house of representatives but his own representatives won't give him a quorum and he's a nasty person who just wants to hang on to power and no one is waiting in the wings to replace the terrorist head of the ellen and his sons are disliked and the reason is who or he has no charisma so it's not that easy to get rid of after in the fascinating thing is he lost the war for tripoli but yet he appears to be defectors of the peace and he gets to stay in place all right that just shows his media savvy and the vatican press p

that also put lives at risk during the debate in particular claimed his policies may have influenced sochi. it's like water but alternative facts don't seem to get in the way of troops popularity on this issue a recent poll from the kaiser family foundation found that 46 percent of survey voters believe trump had a better plan to lower drug prices only 42 percent favored by playing. for most people the drug like insulin cost the same as before if not more in reality insulin the popular diabetes drug cost roughly $300.00 a bottle in the united states most diabetics the $2.00 to $3.00 bottles per month and those with advanced stages of the disease require a whole lot more trouble came painting on lowering drug prices but folks just haven't seen that happen in the copa 19 hits or they just come in. with 51000000 americans unemployed and health care being tied to their jobs even those who had access to insulin before don't have it now the cost of insulin has forced many patients to resort to drug rationing which causes blood sugar levels to rise to fatal levels. but rest assured when there is

state to continue protest against police brutality the fiance of murdered a saudi journalist american sochi is suing the saudi crown in the united states the lawsuit alleges that haven't been solved in order to consult she's killing the saudi consulate in istanbul 2 years ago. oh man who freed around $1300.00 prisoners in democratic republic of congo the jailbreak happened in the city of beni you town's mayor is blaming the allied democratic forces on the group the u.n. says the i.d.f. has killed more than 1000 civilians since the start of 2019. the u.s. supreme court has declined a republican bit that would have limited the count of mail in ballots in the state of pennsylvania and it means that postal votes that can now be counted up to 3 days after the election on november 3rd the state is a key battleground in the upcoming presidential vote the top court was dead lots which allowed a lower court ruling to stand all currently and the 8 justices on the bench following the death of ruth the that is. they were headlines we have more news coming up here we're down to 0 news are in fact right

there is even, there was even a russian report last week that there were two hotels in the city of sochik sea set up specifically for people to quarantine in before they went to see putin. >> well, it sounds like he is not getting covid anytime soon. thank you all. this is a fascinating panel. recommend learned a lot. thank you. >> thank you. >> next on "gps," with 30 days away from the 2020 presidential election, about 3 million votes have already been cast. so who is going to be the next president? while nobodies knows, but my next guest probably knows more been it than the rest of us. nate cohen when we come back. nellie young lost her devoted husband. without him, things were tough. her last option was to sell her home, but... her home meant everything to her. her husband had been a high school football coach and it turned out, one of his former players came up with an answer. a loan, created just for older homeowners. and pretty soon, nellie young had one of the first reverse mortgages. discover if a reverse mortgage loan is right for you. use it to eliminate monthly mortgage paymen

i was even proud to be on a call with senator udall, senator torich, senator sochi, make sure we areht to get the 's located in mexico. we know how to make investments in our state and our people deliver. when there is something bad happening somewhere in the world , someone from our labs is figuring out what's happening. when it's something good, rest assured, someone from our lab is there making sure it gets done. >> over to mark ronchetti. sen. miller-meeks: i think you make attached mr. ronchetti: i think you make a fair point. labs are a critical part of our investment in the community and a part of our nuclear mission. that will continue. i think we do that as well as anybody in the world here. that needs to be supported. we need to make sure that the channels that bring innovation out of the labs and into our communities need to be bolstered. we have two of the very best to labs in the world here in the state of new mexico. we have some avenues to help people out in that process to get jobs and to take that technology and move it to the private sector. unfortunately, we don't

i was happy to be on a call with senator udall and heinrich and sochi and van hollen to have the space force in new mexico. and we know how to make a difference when it comes to national security. and i often say that when something bad a happening around the world. someone from our labs is there. and rest assured someone from our labs making sure it's getting done. >> our labs are a critical part of our critical mission and that will continue and i think we do that as well as anybody in the world here and of course that needs to be supported. not only support that, but make sure that the channels that bring innovation out of the labs and into our communities need to be bolstered here. we have two of the very best labs in the world here in the state of new mexico and we have some avenues to help people out in that process to get jobs and to take that technology and move it to the private sector. but unfortunately we don't have enough and we need to continue to do that. ... if you go back to 2018 an hoe resolution 1625, he voted to cut troop pay while voting to raise his own pay. i don'