i was later, spurs were at it again. 2—0. totte n ha m spurs were at it again. 2—0. look very easy indeed. just over a quarter in, they had a third again. totte n ha m quarter in, they had a third again. tottenham are feeling that something special is building. with the game seemingly won, spurs and choose their moment. but instead of spurring tottenham on, it was west ham who finally found some fortune. fabia pulled a ball back, before another goal made it 3—2. in another moment, with the games dying breath, he left everyone breathless. what a finish to that match. aston villa go to leicester later. a win for either would take them second. two other games in the premier league earlier, both finished i—i. sheffield united and fulham was all square, so too a feisty encounter at selhurst park, between crystal palace and brighton. patrick gearey reports. many rivalries come from geography. this one is rooted in history. the match began in the 70s. this is a different age. one where barely noticed challenges can be punished with penalties. i—o, palace. the eagles ke pt w

the spurs side off the bench.mers had other ideas though — launching an incredible comeback — with drama right through to the final seconds. adam wild reports. the surroundings may have changed, the reception perhaps a little quieter than he dreams of, but this was gareth bale making himself at home once more. the substitute‘s bench a tonne i'm not quite the plan, but when his new team—mates are playing like this even he could only sit back and marvel. against west ham, it took under a minute for the opening goal to be scored. just moments later, spurs were at it again. tone and making things look very easy. just over a quarter of an hour in, they had a third. and that is the way it stayed until, with the game seemingly one, spas chose their moment. his introduction certainly did that. instead of spurring totte n ha m did that. instead of spurring tottenham on, it was west ham who finally found some fortune. 3—2. with the game's final kick, a moment that was almost unbelievable. an astonishing equaliser. bale is b

the spurs side off the bench.through to the final seconds. adam wild reports. the surroundings may have changed, the reception perhaps a little quieter than he dreams of, but this was gareth bale making himself at home once more. the substitute‘s bench a tonne i'm not quite the plan, but when his new team—mates are playing like this even he could only sit back and marvel. against west ham, it took under a minute for the opening goal to be scored. just moments later, spurs were at it again. tone and making things look very easy. just over a quarter of an hour in, they had a third. and that is the way it stayed until, with the game seemingly one, spas chose

so they lay down spurs. it goes right to where they are putting the load lines, and they would bring in the metal shells and any of the explosives. the explosive materials via the railroad as well into there. amarillo, because we're a railroad center, it's a great place to build pantex as well as the amarillo arm field, it was -- army airfield. in 1941 and was constructed in 1941. it existed really where the rarely airport is today, and so because amarillo is an army ordnance plant, and cross train, -- and we have an army airfield and they are able to share and cross train, so it's pretty efficient. amarillo also had a decent size population, and you're going to need workers. pantex at the height of our employment in 1943, we had over 5,000 employees, and all of those people needed a place to live. and so amarillo being so close provided that. a lot of housing options for people to live so that pantex could have, you know, the size of work force that it needed to complete the world war ii mission. pantex thr

spurs bossjosie spurs boss josie marriner spurs bossjosie marriner is supposed against him starting tonight. he was obviously fine during the game, so he's fit, available and i didn't really understand the stories that are being run, and where that's coming from is not the conversations we've been having with spurs medically and it's not something that's really affecting us. manchester city's lucy bronze is back in the england women's squad for the first time in almost a year. lyon forward nikita parris is also in the squad for the friendly against germany on the 27 of october. england's under 21 men beat turkey to book their place in the european championship next year. england was put 2—0 up. despite a late turkish consolation, england held on for their seventh win, eight qualifying games and will finish top with two games to spare. scotland are second in group four. six—day matches in the scottish league cup tonight. hearts made it three wins from three in the competition and possibly the pick of the goals across all the games with this solo effort from him,i games with this solo effort

act ii calls on this issue of political division in this country whether they will spur violence.. candy is in lake city. candy, good morning. >> caller: good morning. >> host: what did you think of that story yesterday and doesn't lead you to further concerns as you look at the next three to four weeks? >> caller: i don't know what to think about it what i will say this. if it is something that really did happen, the president of the united states of america is the commander-in-chief so he therefore kind of runs the fbi, a little bit, and so if it is true and its did happen it's vy sad.n' he had to authorized investigation for months to watch over the governor. there is too much division. i have faith in the american people, and i think just because the media showsws us pockets of violence i think overall our countries go to stand up and do the right thing. i don't think the whole country is engulfing racismk and violence. but the fbi, that had to be approved watch over the governor for months to protector and to uncover this. ident trump made that point on twitter yesterday, when

spurs beat maccabi haifa 7—2. trick, giovanni lo celso got two, lucas moura and dele alli with the others for jose mourinho's side. rangers beat galatasary 2—1 at ibrox to reach the group stages for a third consecutive season. scott arfield there and captain james tavernier with the goals. elsewhere celtic are also through after a 1—0 win against sarajevo. well, europa league and champions league group stage matches could be played in front of fans — with stadiums allowed be 30 % full — according to uefa. that'll be if local laws allow the gathering of crowds. it was announced after the draw for the group stages of the champions league and it's a tough one for manchester united. they've been paired with last season's runners up paris st—germain. rb leipzig who finished third in the german bundesliga and istanbul basaksehir in group h. there were four british clubs involved.. manchester city will face porto, olympiakos and marseille in group c. 2019 winners liverpool will play ajax, last season's quarter finalists

grabbing a fifth, the spurs are not done yet.ted the rout with their sixth from the penalty spot. just the return he would have wanted. it's the worst day of my career as a manchester united manager. probably the worst day for all of these players as well. but, it is not the worst day in the manchester united cloud history. we bounce back before and to explain now, it is quite difficult and of course, we have been beaten 6—1 at home against a very good side but we have contributed a lot to her own downfall. the absence of manager david moyes seems to be working for west ham who put in an impressive performance to pull off a surprise 3—0 victory against leicester, ending their 100 per cent winning start to the season. moyes is self isolating after contracting coronavirus. drew savage was watching. pointing missing from this was temp performance was the manager, in charge of lester saved us a leading because of coronavirus symptoms. antonio gave him an early lead and never looked like losing. against an opponent who won the first t

we found the authorizations are to exist that congress has granted the pentagon to spur innovation and take advantage of innovation that's occurring in places like silicon valley and elsewhere but secondly these emerging technologies are going to pave the way perhaps to replace antiquated systems. >> that brings up a great point and this is something that dan and i have done research on and terms of redistributing large platforms towards distributed smaller platforms. >> if you think about retiring these platforms and retiring these information age technology ai and a smaller system how do you think we have to grapple with the mindset in the department from thinking about capability in terms of a large cloud form to the operational concept in your report. >> one of the things he stresses the pentagon has not been forward thinking enough and aggressive enough in implementing a new operational concepts and ultimately should choose technologies that fit these concepts. actually we have been working backwards. we have these big lanky systems that were trying to use in a new environment and

. >> these votes could be decisive if battleground states and that is spur spurring ex-pat voters on. after all, you have to be in it to win it. elizabeth palmer, cbs news, london. >> yuccas: very true. straight ahead on the cbs weekend news, the women without blazed the trail by sitting on the bench. we'll meet the first female federal judges. and later, trick or treat. as halloween this year promises a real scare. >> on c sthoat the yay is 51, the nays 48, the motion is agreed to. >> yuccas: today the u.s. senate met in a rare session voting to advance supreme court nominee amy coney barrett toward final confirmation despite democratic objections. a final vote is expected tomorrow. barrett would be just the fifth woman to ever serve on the high court compared to 109 men. but before any woman became a justice others blazed the trail. here's cbs's jan crawford. >> for most of these women they were the first. >> there were only two of news my law school class. >> we got used early on to dealing in a man's world. >> there were forks in the road. >> judge anne thompson, the first female

a europe wide surge in coronavirus cases has spurred a wave of tighter restrictions, with belgium theest to announce a six—week national lockdown. rescue teams search through the rubble for survivors after a powerful earthquake hits turkey and greece — at least 27 people are confirmed dead. just three days to go — donald trump and joe biden campaign in the american midwest, where polls suggest several states could go either way. now on bbc news, it's time for the travel show. this week on the show... are uk staycations still an option if you're desperate for a break right now? there's a risk, we just don't know whether these restrictions are still going to be in place by christmas, we don't know if they might get tighter. the sweet taste of america's biggest japan town. berlin's big boar problems. and socially distancing in a zombie apocalypse. oh, my goodness! she can't get in, right? she screams. i've come to woolacombe bay holiday park on the devon coast. the weather might not be up to much today but the seaside below is regularly named among the uk's top beaches. now currently, th

is probably not her fault, but you have the president say over and over again i'm going to put the spursn the supreme court so that she wille vote to do away with the affordable care act. do away with the coverage of pre-existing conditions and then went further to say i want her on the court because if i have to contest this election in the courts i want someone who's going to roll with me. i'm summarizing what he has said in numerous tweets, and that's not an easy job to summarize donald trump's tweets butld he's made very clear. he expects her to roll with them on the affordable care act speediest life to discussion on election security. this event hosted by the heritage foundation. live coverage here on c-span2. >> china, rent and of the fort actress tried to meddle in our elections. but a lot of the misinformation is coming out right now is coming from sources in addition to rush and those displacement. it can be from candidates and campaigns and social media, facebook, twitter, google, a lot of misinformation that is out

and spur fighting and reliable information for margaret. it was the 1st international tribunal in history. the nurnberg trials. 75 years ago a high ranking officers of the nazi regime is going to judge it by the allied forces who. were the 1st war criminals to be held accountable for their crime spree . and as of now i am on. garry trudeau pair new year's eve frasier. our 2 part series the 3rd reich the dog starts nov 12th on d w. it's no secret that our planet's resources are doing that and that's why when i environment program would like to see ideas on how you can protect and support nature welcomes the coffee i'm now to be in lagos nigeria and a woman welcome for me too so glad you could join us today i am sundra to know video coming to you from company.

we asked viewers whether they were concerned about political divisions, whether it will spur violence. a lot of those colors this brought up their concern that the media is playing a role. abouthey are concerned violence but that the media is stoking the violence. it was brought up by callers on both sides of the political aisle. can you talk about the role of andmedia in populism today those concerns that viewers have about it? guest: it's between a rock and a hard place. when there is a president of no choice but to cover the president of the united states. when donald trump, at the first debate, refused to disavow white had the statement stand back and stand back and standby to white supremacists, the media has to cover that. they have to explore what does this mean. that the media is trying to understand it is not that they are stoking. nobody wants that. that's contrary to a mac -- contrary to american democracy which is about voting peacefully in peaceful protest. but when the president puts something like that on the table , it cannot be ignored. in chapter five when i talk abo

a europe—wide surge in coronavirus cases spurs a wave of lockdown measures.ng a one—month lockdown in england. rescue teams search through the rubble for survivors after a powerful earthquake hits turkey and greece — at least 27 people are confirmed dead. trump and biden campaign in the midwest ahead of tuesday's election — polls suggest several states could still go either way. well, there are reports that the uk prime minister is considering a month—long lockdown across england, the government's current strategy is focused on local restrictions to control the virus. every area of england is now in one of three coronavirus alert categories — medium, high or very high. but what's the impact of changing alert systems on local businesses? two are in scunthorpe and beverly which moved into high alert today — and another two which are in middlesbrough, which may soon to be moving to the highest alert system — meaning businesses must abide by the strictest covid restrictions. emily, of course, everything might change again shortly if there is going to be a nationa

manchester united's 6—1 defeat to spurs yesterday, another reminder of the importance of results.ent in the premier league era. dan roan, bbc news. a british scientist who helped discover the hepatitis c virus has been awarded the 2020 nobel prize for medicine. michael houghton, who holds a phd from kings college london, shared the prize with american researchers harvey alter and charles rice. there aren't many new films being released at the moment but there is one that has caught the eye of the critics. it's called st maud, a psychological horror film, written and directed by the up and coming british director rose glass. her debut stars morfydd clark — a welsh actress in her first lead role, who's also been singled out for praise. 0ur arts editor will gompertz has been speaking to them both. maud, as she likes to be called, is a nurse, a carer who perhaps caresjust a little bit too much. it takes nothing special to mop up after the decrepit and the dying. she doesn't want to simply save lives, anyone can do that, she wants to save a soul. bless amanda's body. and bless her mind

heung min son put spurs ahead in the first minute, and they went in at half—time 3—0 up after 2 moreegged two goals back and substitute bale failed to put the game beyond them late on. then came one of the goals of the season so far. a rocket from manuel lanzini with the last kick of the match. all of which resulted in a delighted hammers boss. ijust think david pleat moment came to mind, that was what i thought. i know somebody else who's ran down the touchline and slipped down the touchline so i wasn't going to copy that. aston villa are up to second in the table after beating leicester 1—0 at the king power stadium. ross barkley scored the winner in injury time. villa have played 4, won 4, and have the only 100 % record in the division. here are all of yesterday's results, then. sheffield united and fulham played out a 1—1 draw which gives them both their first point of the season. crystal palace and brighton and hove albion also drew. wayne rooney has tested negative for covid, but says he's angry that he has to self—isolate and miss games for derby county. rooney was visited by

and gareth bale is back in a tottenham kit, but do spurs really need him? good afternoon.ontinued to clash with the government over lockdown restrictions for the region. mr burnham wants greater financial support if the strictest measures are imposed, and he accused borisjohnson of exaggerating the severity of coronavirus in the area. his words were echoed by the senior conservative mp sir graham brady, whose constituency is in the region. the cabinet office minister michael gove accused mr burnham of inconsistency in his approach. here's our deputy political editor vicki young. waiting for work and waiting to find out what is coming next for greater manchester. taxi driver john out what is coming next for greater manchester. taxi driverjohn says four months, the tighter rules here compared to many other parts of the country have meant fewer passengers. he is worried about the possibility of even more restrictions. we need help up in the north, if you want to bring the things in, you know, we need financial backing otherwise it is going to be even worse again. this has bee

spurs beat maccabi haifa 7—2.nd dele alli with the others for jose mourinho's side. rangers beat galatasary 2—1 at ibrox to reach the group stages for a third consecutive season. scott arfield there and captain james tavernier with the goals. elsewhere, celtic are also through after a 1—0 win against sarajevo. well, europa league and champions league group stage matches could be played in front of fans — with stadiums allowed be 30% full — according to uefa. that'll be if local laws allow the gathering of crowds. it was announced after the draw for the group stages of the champions league and it's a tough one for manchester united. they've been paired with last season's runners up paris st—germain. rb leipzig who finished third in the german bundesliga and istanbul basaksehir in group h. there were four british clubs involved. manchester city will face porto, olympiakos and marseille in group c. 2019 winners liverpool will play ajax, last season's quarter finalists atalanta and danish club midtjylland. and chelsea

to try to spur. on. gatherings the protesters are calling for the prime minister to step down and for the monarchy to be reformed we'll be going live to bangkok for the late also coming up the u.s. presidential candidates are all from a distance separate televised events. very different views on the issues from the pandemics.

understand the stories that are being want run, and that's not the conversations we've been having with spurst's really affecting us. manchester city's lucy bronze is back in the england women's squad for the first time in almost a year. lyon forward nikita parris is also in the squad for the friendly against germany on 27 october. england's under 21 men beat turkey to book their place in the european championship next year. england was put 2—0 up. england held on for their seventh win, eight qualifying games and will finish top with two games and will finish top with two games to spare. scotland are second in groupfor. games to spare. scotland are second in group for. six—day matches in the scottish league cup tonight. possibly the pick of the goals across the games. this was his goal in the 3—1 when. tonight's results are available on the bbc sport website. the rugby league where salford saved two of their players tested positive for coronavirus before the challenge cup final with wimbley on saturday. two more tests we re wimbley on saturday. two more tests were inconclusive so now all play

and the imf is calling on rich countries to spend more in order to spur an economic recovery.hat's according to the international version of the financial times. which i have chosen for you, john, because of your book. you'll be pleased... welcome to you as well, casey. let's kick out with the telegraph. the trump story, don't be afraid of covid, he says. interesting to listen to sean connko interesting to listen to sean connolly and the rest of the medical tea m connolly and the rest of the medical team there. men saying that president trump had met the requirements to for being just discharge in hospital. yes, it is interesting looking at that. i think what we've all been wondering is what we've all been wondering is what impact is donald trump's diagnosis going to have on the us election, and i think we're now seeing... yes he's got coronavirus, but along with what the doctors have been saying in the fact that we expect them to be discharge tonight, trying to suggest coronavirus isn't such a big deal because of treatment has improved. it'll be interesting to see how this la

know i'm in an elevator with spurs. and here you can see our positive pregnancy test. finding out the time carrying a child that i'm going to be a mother that we're going to be a family has really changed things just like that i've developed enormous feelings for this child the love for this being in my belly. you would still i if we were in a polyamorous relationship this would maybe you die to. one text this if i take is that if i had a horse a woman on my side it would kill you. know what i think i think it has a lot to do with the individual in the course of your life you have to figure out to you aren't what you need some of the stuff they were chord the videos in the old parsonage. the channel is produced by the local protestant churches radio station. is the program producer. and casting hearing all decisions we quickly noticed that most people weren't up to it then we met ellen and defeat by chance at a party in frankfurt we drank a lot of apple wine together and realize they were perfect for it in their total opposites and yet have such a strong bond we had so

can it spur an immediate dose of support from the ecb? earnings keep coming.e speak to the top executives of credit sees -- credit suisse and many more. your destination to understand the outlook and numbers. net incomese with a dropping by 38%. 536 million swiss francs. the pencil that number was 597. that is a mess. plans for a 2021 share buyback program producing 1.5 billion swiss for that. that's a similar trend that we saw ubs deliver last week. the provisions. this is incredibly important. the loan loss provisions come in at under 100 million swiss franc. the estimate was 243. a very reminiscent story from credit suisse except that their net income is down 40% as opposed to the best ever across product lines at ubs. promotes brady and masters to nonexecutive positions. they appropriate to share -- pay shareholders. what do the numbers mean? that conversation, coming up when we speak to the credit suisse ceo at 7:00 a.m. u.k. time. to the markets. switzerland.k into nobody is safe. nobody is safe. there you go. we were complacent. the s&p 500 dropped unde

because that will spur inflation trade, and provide uplift for europe. in the near term it is crucial to have more fiscal and monetary stimulus. matt: thank you very much for joining us, laura cooper, our mliv macro strategist. you can get her work and her colleagues on your bloomberg terminal. up next, a protracted period of volatility. teachers stabilize. -- futures stabilize. we will speak to thanos papasavvas next. this is bloomberg. ♪ anna: welcome back to "bloomberg markets: european open." 45 minutes until the start of european equity trading. european futures point to the downside. u.s. futures point to the upside. president trump has called an end to talks on a new stimulus package, which is what those futures are reacting to. trump says he instructed representatives to cease negotiations until after the election and a major bill would come after, quote, "i win." a call for greater spending to avoid damaging the economy. stocks slumped the u.s. close and the dollar spiked. those moves have stabilized this morning. we are joined now by thanos pap

was an eventful match at old trafford with questions being asked of solskjaer — but celebrations for spursthe top seed is out of the french open, simona halep beaten by a teenager. hello and welcome to sportsday. welcome to the programme. we'll take you to an incredible game for tottenham at old trafford injust a moment, but first — aston villa are beating the defending champions liverpool 2—0 at villa park. 0llie watkins scoring in just the fourth minute, then getting a second on 23 minutes. where do we start with the match at old trafford? a penalty in the first thirty seconds and then five goals and a red card in the first half.

spurs have signed joe from swansea as you can see on your screen the bbc sport website and we will keepill to come on sports day. a bit of needle in vegas, teofimo lopez gets ready to take on vasiliy lomachenko. ijust i just can't wait. in rugby terms it's been a fairly rapid rise for exeter and tomorrow, ten years since theyjoined the sport's elite, they can complete their journey with european glory. exeter will play racing 92 in the final of the champions cup in bristol. and joe lynskey is here to tell us more... joe this is the first time exeter have made it to the final — so this is a huge game for them isn't it? as with any sporting occasion presently we have to take a check on this status beforehand but exited of both important and he had no positive cases this week although it's not been an easy build up to this match which we will hear about ina this match which we will hear about in a moment. his competition had a nine month break in between its a group stage in the knockouts but since lockdown exit or have been impacted and securing that place in their first european finer wh

kenya as it hopes its payment platform will spur growth across east africa and as germany marks 30 years since really think patient we take a look at how an east german lens to make air has prevailed just by the ongoing economic divisions between east and west. welcome to do business i want to go johnson berlin good to have you with us the pandemic has caught up with the leader of the free world donald trump and his wife melania have both tested positive for grown up iris they're both in quarantine now news comes just a month before november's u.s. presidential election and it sparked a sell off in european stocks before they regained some of their losses while the safe havens again and the dollar rose on the news also stirring up the markets movements and was of the latest report on u.s. jobs growth and the ongoing uncertainty about a new stimulus package to help the u.s. economy get through the coronavirus crisis so let's talk about let's cross over to our financial markets correspondent in new york against markets reacted quite strongly to the news at 1st why is trump testing positive

weekend's results in the bonus league as we saw their brain and hoffenheim sharing the spoils will spur below fell to dortmund the care of our troubles shall go by and demolished frank for life say downing had to bear and then when your own berlin drew with freiburg lost a lot back on friday stood guard held cologne and on monday live take on hausberg. this debate is live from berlin up next the documentary trumps america and don't forget you can always get the latest out of website work on our social media feeds as well for now with me bryan thomas of the entire team thanks for starting the week with us. why are people forced to hide in trucks. there are many presents such. as there are many.

>> al minuto 76 tiro de esquina y harry kane la mandaba al centro y ♪ sung de palomitas y para que spursna pauisa y regresamos >> ♪ [música] >> emos que los niños puedan regresar a la escuela y tener estabilidad en nuestros empleos. con responsabilidad podemos recobrar lo perdido. hagamos lo correcto. mantengamos seis pies de distancia. lavemonos las manos con frecuencia. y usemos mascarilla todas las veces que salimos de casa. juntos, podemos luchar contra el covid-19. abes cuál es el buzón visita vote.ca.govano? para encontrar la locación que más te conviene y deposita tu boleta. y hay otras formas de votar: regresa tu boleta en un lugar de votación, o envíala por correo. también puedes votar en persona durante la votación temprana o el día de las elecciones. vota de la manera que tu prefieras, pero hazlo antes de las 8 p.m. del 3 de noviembre. trabajadores del departamento de agricultura lograron destruir primer nidpo de avispones asiáticos. avispones asesinos pueden escir veneno. están en el condado con la frontera con canadá. puede ser vital pa lara . lo destruyeron y trabajadores n

. >> those votes could be decisive in battleground states and that is spurring ex-pats on. you have to be in it to win it. >> i will send in my ballot and hope it gets there in time. >> i hope it makes it through the u.s. postal system and counts on the other end. >>> so, alex what are you thinking now? >> i have done my duty. it's gone in to the universe and my fingers are crossed. >> i'm elizabeth palmer in london. >> closer to home now, covid-19 continues to spread like wild fire through many states. wisconsin for example, is reporting its highest number of cases since the pandemic began. adriana diaz ventured in a covid unit in milwaukee's biggest hospital to see for herself, what patients and medical teams are up against. >> hi, sue. >> hi. >> how are you? >> 73-year-old sue papas said she did everything she could to protect herself from the coronavirus. that's why she is angry, she still ended up in the icu in milwaukee. >> what do you say to people who don't believe this is real? >> i -- i don't know what to say to them. i'm sitting here, i'm sicker than a god damn d

winter coming as well so really a very difficult humanitarian situation in the coming weeks not on spurs thank you very much for that analysis. welcome. a number of corona virus cases in india has passed 7000000 only the united states has previously recorded so many infections and they're still rising rapidly in india officials have registered almost 75000 new cases in the last day the experts say that figure could be much higher the government is hoping to avoid another nation wide lockdown to protect the economy but with many people ignoring hygiene guidelines workers fear a return to toughen measures will push up unemployment rather god there are no jobs here in the city or in rural areas all you hear about is people getting fired hardly anyone is hiring recent graduates either can't find jobs or they're being fired it's going to go they're. not going to you know many migrant laborers have left a lot of them are unable to come back to work in delhi because they can't even afford the bus fare. and the knots of people who aren't wearing masks but you really have to now. everyone needs t

doom and gloom when they lost 6—1 to spurs a couple of weeks back but they'll be looking to build ons last week. it's a tough group too with two of last season's semi finallists in it. leipzig make their first visit to old trafford tonight, and they're a real danger for 0le gunnar solskjaer‘s side. top of the bundesliga right now having won their last four. growing in strength in europe as last season's run to the last four proved and despite not existing 12 years ago — are really asserting themselves in europe. led by one of the most charismatic coaches — julian nagelsmann — just 33 years old with a reputation of surprising his opposite numbers. 0ur our focus is 0urfocus is on our focus is on ourselves. but we have to give them problems and make sure that we solve whatever problem is they can give us. you, if one of those coaches and teams that you don't really know what's going to happen until you watch them all until it's live, so it's very, again, i'm looking forward to very much. if you're a united fan looking for some positives. they're 10 unbeaten at home against german sides

and this is how rodon was greeted on arrival at the spurs training ground by his fellow players includinga well slide here that can't demand security gate. send him back, send him back. there was one match in the championship tonight in which watford beat derby i—o at pride park. goal—less for most of the game, the 19—year—old brazilianjoao pedro scored a brilliant winner for watford in the 76th minute, bending the ball past the derby keeper. watford are up to fifth but struggling derby stay 20th in the table. the premier league and the scottish premiership gets back to action this weekend after the international break with two much anticipated lunchtime derbies tomorrow — the old firm in glasgow kicks off at 12.30 whilst at the same time on merseyside — champions liverpool take on everton who are top of the table with four wins from four. and everton's perfect start is no surprise tojurgen klopp who appreciates the work that carlo ancelotti is doing at goodison. carlo is a sensational manager and so it's clear when he has the time to build something that he will do that and have the reso

it means spurs are now three points behind antwerp in group] after two games, level on points with lasks 4—3. jose mourinho made his feelings known afterwards — not in the post match press conference, but on instagram. he posted this picture of him sitting alone on the team bus, saying, "bad performances deserve bad results. hope everyone in this bus is as upset as i am. tomorrow 11am training." it was a better evening for the red half of north london as arsenal ran out easy 3—0 winners against irish side dundalk. nicolas pepe here with the pick of the goals, adding to first half efforts from eddie nketiah and joe willock. leicester city also won. they beat aek athens by two goals to one — jamie vardy among the scorers. but celtic blew a two—goal lead away to draw 2—2 with lille. mohamed elyounoussi's double, including this great strike, had put them firmly in control. but the french side fought back, jonathan ikone scoring their equaliser. rangers meanwhile beat poland's lech poznan 1—0. 13 barbarians players will face a disciplinary hearing for breaches of coronavirus protocols that f

canwer corporate tax rate spur a big jump in capital spending like you had in 2018. multiplier is much bigger because it productivity and real wage growth. a big fiscal stimulus package with shovel ready projects, i think that trade will wear off very quickly early in 2021. i am bullish cyclicals for now, but if there is a blue wave scenario, i think our first big trade in 2021 is going to be down, not up. guy: a lot of people are suggesting that if we do get a blue wave, you want to buy europe. it doesn't seem at first blush to be a logical thing to think about, but when you start digging into the details, maybe it makes sense. do you step outside the united states if biden wins? barry: i really struggle to see a europe outperforming u.s. scenario. my answer would be probably not. really negative on the mercantilist generally because i think this restructuring of the goebel supply chain is going to persist. -- the global supply chain is going to persist. it is going to hurt germany, going to her china, going to hurt japan. massiveknow how that rebalancing in arab go

jazlyn is 21 and part of a new younger breed of civil rights activist spurred by the urgency of the moment life can be taken at any given time just because i have brown skin, because i'm black. because since i was a little girl, i've seen the way black people in america and just all over the world are treated, it's a really unsettling state of mind to live in. please do your research, please don't be discouraged... and that psychological distress, central to the black american experience will be tolerated no more. use your voice or your fingers for your typing to create change. that's important. not far away, a reunion. a proud father embraces a relieved son who is fresh out ofjail. his name is percy christian, he is 27. jail is a place where they want to rob you of your hope... the subject of the courthouse protest to get him freed. he served seven days, arrested during a demonstration against police violence. i'm willing to do whatever it takes. i'm willing to put my life on the line to bring awareness to the issue. and that's that police brutality is real. that's that our police system

viewers today for the first hour was are they concerned the political division in this violenceill spur before action -- or after the election, how would you answer that? guest: it's a question we should never have to ask, but the state is such that it is relevant. we have seen over the past six months or so significant violence erupting across it is coast-to-coast and then the heartland. the question is how much of the violence is related to the political environment and whether it will continue after the election. none of us really have an answer to that. but i worry a great deal that if president trump is elected, those who are opposed to him, which seems to be many of those engaged in violent acts, will continue their violence. say, anddifficult to it's unfortunate to say that we are in a situation where the question has to be asked. guest: -- host: what does it say by the state of the country when a september poll, which politico cited from you guys found that that 41% said there would be at least a little justification for violence if the other party's nominee wins the election. g

fa after they charged him back in may with bedding irregularities, essentially when he moved from spursid, they alleged that there were a regular betting patterns and he insists that neither he nor any when he is associated with have ever profited from bedding football matches. they said there was something out of my control and another distraction for me to plough through and boy, some good news is that henry kane is available for tonight. he is starting another match and there we re starting another match and there were some stories around that he was injured and he did not play against the welsh and he came on in the 66th minute on sunday, but garrett southgate said he was not sure where the stories came from because his fitness is not even an issue. he said, we never missed a player, never lost a player ever in a training loading and we pride ourselves on looking after the player. if england were to be denmark tonight, they would still be top of the group with two matches left to play. meanwhile, one of england's matches which had been scheduled for next month now won't go ahead? ye

more game to come tonight, can manchester united bounce back from their 6—1 hammering at the hands of spurseague match? they're away at newcastle. rangers have gone four points clear of celtic at the top of the scottish premiership after easing to victory in the first old firm derby to be played without fans. celtic were missing several players through covid restrictions, but as ben croucher reports, they were soundly beaten in what is one of football's most historic contests. goal! and celtic have the opening goal! the importance of football in this city is etched into the glaswegian granite. but without the cauldron bubbling with the old firm crackle, this is a fixture that always has meaning. always anyway after the defending champions were stunned inside nine minutes. with the usual ferocity absent, this tame chip represented the best celtic had to offer and any attempt to draw a reaction seemed to fall on deaf ears. so, no shock when rangers doubled stubbled their lead. the only surprise was the identity of the goal scorer. goals blowing celtic off the part. indeed the only anguisd ran

spurs did their promotional video.sent him on as a sub against west ham. they drew 3—3. boss underlines that although they had brought bale back, they hadn't turned the clock back. with such a gap of time, we are speaking about seven years, we are not speaking about seven months. seven years, the players, they change. it is not about changing for better or for worse, it isjust change. from a big name in to a less familiar one, as of last summer... the last time they played in the equivalent of this competition was 20 years ago and they were knocked out in the first round. at least in the group stage, this evening will definitely be better than that. patrick gearey, bbc news. so you're up to date with the action this evening — lets take a look at some of the other football headlines. wales women are leading the faroe islands 4—0 in their latest qualifier for the european championships next year. they lost to norway last month so a win here would keep their hopes alive. glasgow city will host ireland's peamount united in

it's obvious he not have been a great start for spear5, 1—0 down, and a mistake from the spurs defencer that one. sticking with the premier league, leicester city fc are involved in another game that's happening right now, they are away in greece against adk athens. but a* are top of the group and well on their way —— lester magic. jamie vardy for le5ter. they went 2—0 up through hamza chowdhury a5 vardy for le5ter. they went 2—0 up through hamza chowdhury as well. one of the game going on right now is celtic — there in action in group h, and they are desperate for a good result tonight. they've had a really poor run of results recently. these are their last three matches in all competitions. a draw against aberdeen, then a defeat against ac milan, another defeat against rangers. that has left them 5ix point5 rangers. that has left them 5ix points behind the rangers in the scottish premiership, but they're off toa scottish premiership, but they're off to a great start tonight in the europa league. at half—time in the early kick—off there, 2—0 up. that's three matches that are under way

back to your thoughts on the issue of political division in this country, whether you think they will spuriolence. we have that number for brett michigan residents -- for michigan residents. candy is good morning. in lake city. candy good morning. , caller: good morning. of thatat did you think story yesterday? caller: i don't know what to think about it, but i will say this, if it is something that really did happen, the president of the united states of america is the commander in chief, so he therefore kind of runs the fbi a little bit, so if it is true and it didn't happen, it is very sad, he has to authorize the investigation for months to watch over the governor. there is too much division. i have faith in the american people, and i think just because the media shows us pockets of violence, i think, overall, our country is going to stand up and do the right thing. whole countrythe is engulfed in racism and violence. but the fbi has to approve protecting together and to uncover this. host: candy, president trump made that point on twitter yesterday, when talking about it, that his jus

hot cognition is the more spur of the moment thinking, which is not fully developed when you're 16. voting is more on the cold cognition. >> thank you. >> yeah, of course. >> and we're going to do the second question, and it's going to go to you, sarah, first. >> so a second message was put before the voters in 2016 and did not pass. four years later, however, san francisco faces new challenges, and we are revisiting the idea of youth voting, why do you believe now is the time for this measure to pass? >> well, i think that especially what's been going on politically in the past four years has made it so that young people feel very spurred to take action. like i mentioned, youth are at the action of so many social justice movements that have arisen the last few years, such as the black lives matter movement or climate justice. young people are continuing to fight and hold elected officials account. but we see that young people are continuing to demand action from elected officials for years on and for years on because as cliche as it sounds, it is most definitely our future, so 16 a

they are in trump's way to execute what is often spurred the moment impulse and something not thought not talked to other people. >> we have a conversation you have with jared kushner on may 8th. i want to play that. >> the difference between a really good outcome and bad outcome. number one is confidence of the medical front and on the economic front which i think we have the right thing in place to do and number two way is psychology of the market. you basically saying coming back to the fall then people won't rehire and you are planning for the worse case scenario. one of the things the president's great about it is he's a leader. >> kushner did not mention on the medical front, and making people feel good of the outcomes s so companies will hire and replan for a reopening and talking about the president being a cheerleader. i never understood that. cheerleaders are great but don't you want to coach or a quarterback or somebody who knows how to run with the ball. is the cheerleader the post important spot? >> it is really not cheer leading. that's what he's labeling it. what he's s

spurs are back in this and soon there after noon would become even easier.e scoresheet before a player many thought would be out injured got his second ball before half—time. more of the same team after the break after grabbing a fifth and spurs were not done yet. kane completed the route with their sixth from the penalty spot. just the return he would have wanted. the absence of manager david moyes seems to be working for west ham who put in an impressive performance to pull off a surprise 3—nil victory against leicester, ending their 100 per cent winning start to the season. moyes is self isolating after contracting coronavirus. drew savage was watching. the only thing missing from his western performance was his manager, alan irv this invested with the boss self isolating because of coronavirus symptoms. the link between the two. the premier league has been for west end, as antonio goes on the early lead and doesn‘t look like losing. against opponents w011 look like losing. against opponents won theirfirst look like losing. against opponents won their fir

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