steven: next year we will see. don't think the economy is going to be that strong next year, regardless of who wins the election. but if the polls are right and we are swinging towards the blue wave, that is what the polls are saying, not my opinion -- but if that was to happen, then we will have to think about what kind of economic mix we are going to have. people are talking about spending, but they are not talking about tax. .he u.s. has huge, huge taxing it may not currently have willingness to tax, and to me that changes the whole picture. no one is going to talk about tax right now. it is an election. tom: one final question. we want to continue through the hour with you. with your scenario, does it involve curves steepening that will provide relief to commercial banks? curve: no, i think the will flatten, tom. and banks would like a steeper curve, and the only way they are going to get that is if we go deep negative. now, negative rates are something that i'm pretty sure we will speak about again at some poi

one answered by texas ranger steven jeter. so what do you do? >> ground zero.ent back in like nothing had been done before. >> on day one of this investigative reboot, jeter had ex-husband mcdowell sitting in a chair for his first form aal jud -- formal interview. >> i've got to rule you out as suspect. >> he's a cooperative guy? >> yeah, very cooperative. >> he told jeter the same story he told deputies a week earlier. he hadn't seen crystal since thursday when she left for her date. >> according to him that was the last time he saw him alive. >> you woefully undermat a ranger if you see an elite figure in hat and boots. he went through training on how best to interview a suspect. tell me about what you're seeing as much as what he's saying to you, ranger. >> probably lack of concern or sincere concern. even for what we know as an ex-wife. i asked him, let's take a lie detector test. >> mcdowell said, sure, he'd be happy to. and? >> he failed. >> how badly did he flunk the poly? >> he couldn't have failed any worse. >> which naturally would have made mcdowell

have now learned, there you see steven mill we are the sunglasses.d he too has tested positive for coronavirus. the number of aides and staff at the white house growing and growing and growing. but he clearly is one of the most influential, one of the most important associates of the president. he has helped the president from day one work very closely to help get him elected in the campaign in 2015 and 2016. but now he too has tested positive, according to sources close to him for the coronavirus. another disturbing development. we, of course, wish him, wish the president, wish the first lady, all of the top aides at the white house, the press secretary a speedy recovery. but clearly, clearly, this is escalating, it's not going away by any means. very, very worrisome. we also know that there are a lot of others in the white house who are not necessarily well known who are now in quarantine, given the fact that this has exploded the way it has. jim acosta is joining us right now. i take it, jim, when you walk around the west wing, it's usually very c

her husband steven miller we found out has tested positive.bmitting these test results and are you confident in the system here this time around? >> yes, we are confident in the system. if the president debate commission, they are in charge with the safety measures for this debate, we abide by them and listen to them and so we as a campaign are doing our part. we are getting tested and we are wearing our masks. we are keeping our social distance. that's how leadership looks like. that's what a biden/harris campaign is trying to do, lead by leadership. that's what's going to happen with their administration. look, this is serious. this is not a hoax. covid-19 is not a hoax. we see an outbreak literally happening in the white house. we have a president who is putting forward rhetoric that's dangerous. he's been doing that in particular especially since he left the white house. >> katy miller had the virus and mocked your boss over the plexiglass shields that's going to be put up at the debate. she says if kamala harris wants to use a fortress ar

steven: i think we lost that along the way. what is very important for the last crisis that we actually had cooperative policy. we had a trade war in between. i think this crisis in many ways, the fact that even at a national level, we are not conducting covid policy, if using about some of the massive differences in the handling of covid, and the case of china, at least we can say they are using restrictions and health care policy to trade it. we are using monetary policy to pay for this particular issue until there is a health care solution. the fact that it is not even national in terms of the specifics of health care policy, so how would we expect to leave to an international ash to -- to leap to an international policy? jonathan: steve wieting there of citi private bank. this goes back to asia, and the outperformance we started to see there. the way they have dealt with the virus compared to europe, the united states. i think it leads to the next logical question. how much can that part of the global economy decouple from

. >> reporter: steven gordon, he had done time for molesting a minor and later kidnapping.and canno were inseparable, apparently. once again, the detective pulled up the gps coordinates to check the place martha was last seen in santa ana, and no gordon. not there. but when she checked locations for quinna and josephine, there he was. so why not at the first location? she checked the record and discovered at that particular moment, gordon wasn't on a gps monitor, but he was wearing one at the other three places, and so was canno. the electronics made it absolutely obvious. here they were. canno and gordon, driving together up and down beach boulevard and all around santa ana and anaheim. >> even when they're on the freeway. >> reporter: they were in the same car. >> they were in the same vehicle. >> reporter: julissa trapp prayed for a hail mary but never expected anything like this. >> i soon realized, i'm not just dealing with one, we're dealing with two. two sex offenders wearing gps bracelets? >> reporter: but for all the electronic cross referencing, the case against c

jim, steven, peter and kayla were like so many of your own sons and daughters. they were four unique, passionate young americans and all risked their lives pursuing a greater good. the families of those victims have suffered the pafl loss of their loved ones at the hands of beautiful killers. while their pain may never fully subside today with the announcement of this indictment, we're beginning to bring them the justice they deserve. but we owe these families more than justice. we owe them our gratitude. i say that because their advocacy for their loved ones has led to positive changes in how our government supports and partners with victims' families. one of those changes was the creation a few years ago of the hostage recovery fusion cell. this multiagency team based at fbi headquarters represents our government's unified approach to recovering american hostages abroad. its single focus is to bring these hostages home safely and partner with their families in the recovery effort. a key part of that fusion cell is the family engagement team. that team not only

we do know speaker nancy pelosi will meet with steven mnuchin.re doubts whether the stimulus package comes before the election. the decliners today are the gainers yesterday. techs are holding their own. we are seeing some gains. stimulus remains one of the big focal points about how the economy unfolds. many still saying it is sorely needed. bloomberg spoke earlier to the dallas fed president. have a listen. >> i think the fed can do more. i am sure we will look at all options. those are not substitutes for fiscal policy. we know stimulus can help a lot. it showed up in the jobs data in canada, regaining almost double what was expected in terms of jobs gained, putting us on track for job recovery. there is a lot of uncertainty ahead. the chief canada strategist joins us. in terms of where things stand today, give me your level of optimism about whether we can continue these gains. we are expecting a second wave in canada. we expect to hear about the restrictions and hotspots for covid. >> the simple answer is we cannot continue these gains. two

steven riley, imperial college london infectious disease.se talk hopkins public health professor. we talk about the midwest in the u.s., four days to the election. that interview at 6:30 a.m. in new york, 10:30 a.m. in london. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: this is "bloomberg surveillance." shares of twitter are falling today. the company says it added half new users in the third quarter that analysts expected. expected twitter to see gains from digital sports. 16%,-quarter revenue rose beating estimates. the fastest-growing part of google sought youtube revenue growing 32%. sawbucks better-than-expected quarterly results. same-store sales were down 9%, better than it was in the spring when much of the world was on lockdown. that is your latest bloomberg business flash. tom: thank you so much. now onto tech. i do not want to talk fancy products. i'm to talk financial results. disappointment about the uncertainty forward. alex webb is the bloomberg opinion, in charge of our measurement of uncertainty in technology. involvingn employees trillion

steven, to you. >> after those few wonderful contributio contributions, i shall do my best. the problem u'right, aaron, trump was a great disrupter, the problem is when the pieces fall down again, they never fall in the same place. the world has changed and whatever trump has done or not done, he hasn't had much effect on the rise in china which david, i'm sure, will talk eloquently about. he hasn't, you know, covid-- there was a lot of pat tronnizing of american performance on covid by europe and now europe, infection worse than the united states. and no democratic government will come out of this unharmed or unblamed, even though what they've all tried to do is balance economic growth versus health. it's not easy and i don't think anyone has done terribly well in a liberal democratic society, except perhaps japan. maybe, maybe south korea. but europeans look at trump as a kind of nightmare, i have to say. i mean, central europeans polled very much appreciate that the despite complaining about nato, trump was the president that put more american troops and military effort i

i had dropped out of high school to live with steven.ad never been taught to drive, i had no car, no money, i was completely dependent upon steven in every way. so i was terrified and i just caved in and out of fear. i went through a horrific, late-term abortion that was just -- traumatizing. it took years to recover from that experience. sometimes, we can think that coerced abortions only happen somewhere like china where women are forced to undergo abortions against their will, but the truth is that coerced abortions happen everywhere abortion is legal. and a woman can become pregnant in the first thing she has to do is defend her baby's right be born. she has to defend her right to become a mother, and this is not a position of strength for any woman to be in. i look at amy coney barrett and i see a woman who is a very strong. she has a family, she has a career, she has a husband, a successful marriage and home and she is a gift to her community and to the country. >> tucker: what you are describing doesn't sound like liberation to me

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steven galla nt‘s case is likely to come before the parole board next year.n bbc news: vigils and rallies have been held across france in response to friday's brutal murder of a teacher in a suspected islamist attack on the outskirts of paris. a stalemate continues in the uk between the mayor of greater manchester and prime minister borisjohnson over the introduction of tougher coronavirus restrictions in the region. sport — and for a full round up, from the bbc sport centre, here's tulsen. hi, samantha. thank you very much indeed. good evening to you. there were four games in the english premier league on sunday, the pick of them was at tottenham, who were cruising to a win against west ham and had just brought gareth bale off the bench. it was the welshman‘s first appearance since returning to the club on loan from real madrid, but it work out as planned. after first half goals from son heung min and two from harry kane were wiped out in the final 10 minutes, as the hammers salvaged a draw. a headerfrom balbuena, a sanchez own goal then a thunderbolt from m

steven galla nt‘s case is likely to come before the parole board next year. relph, bbc news. that's it for now. the next news on bbc one is at 5.35. bye for now. hello. you're watching the bbc news channel. thousands will gather in cities across france in a few hours to remember the teacher who was killed near his school on friday. the death of samuel paty has horrified the country. mr paty was apparently targeted for showing cartoons of the prophet muhammad to his pupils during a lesson on freedom of speech. the attacker, a refugee of chechen origin, had been waiting outside the school and had asked pupils to identify his victim. he was later shot dead by police. from paris, lucy williamson has more. samuel paty was a 47—year—old teacher of history and geography who decided to use two cartoons of muhammad as part of a class on freedom of speech. investigators say it sparked a social media campaign by one outraged parent and there had been threats against the school. translation: now the priority for us is to look after the children because i think it was ver

steven galla nt‘s case is likely to come before the parole board next year. little more than two weeks to go to the us presidential election, donald trump has been campaigning in the battleground states that will decide this contest. one of the most important is pennsylvania, which unexpectedly became trump country four years ago. the state lies in the old industrial heartland which is home to many of the president's rural and rust belt supporters. nick bryant reports now from the state that could decide the election. an ugly american election is being fought amidst this beautiful american landscape. what often feels like a shared continent occupied by warring tribes. this is the trump house in rural pennsylvania. a site of pilgrimage for a political base that often exhibits a near cult—like devotion, a shrine decorated with the iconography of the modern—day american right. its owner, leslie rossi, points to how the republicans have registered more than twice as many new voters in pennsylvania as the democrats, a portent of victory. they love what president t

steven gallant‘s case is likely to come before the parole board next year. daniela relph, bbc news. channel, it's time for your questions answered. you've been sending in your questions on the new coronavirus restrictions around the country. to help us answer some of your questions, i'm joined by paul hunter, professor of medicine at the university of east anglia. cani can i start, if i may, there is confusion in manchester, the mayor of greater manchester trading figures... what is the latest data? it is difficult to be sure at the local level like in greater manchester because in the past, a lot of these figures used to be published quite regularly on a daily basis, but it is now much more difficult to follow what is happening locally. i believe that there is some evidence that case numbers may be going down in manchester but i'm not hundred percent sure of that. what i can say is that this very rapid increase in cases that we saw towards the end of september does seem to be slowing somewhat. there is a problem though and that was the glitch from about a couple of weeks ago which

steven galla nt‘s case is likely to come before the parole board next year.igils and rallies have been held across france in response to friday's brutal murder of a teacher in a suspected islamist attack on the outskirts of paris. a stalemate continues in the uk between the mayor of greater manchester and prime minister borisjohnson over the introduction of tougher coronavirus restrictions in the region. the coronavirus has helped to trigger a "race to the bottom" between asian countries and threatened to upend power dynamics in the region. that's according to this year's asia power index — a report from the lowy institute that measures the relative power of nations. 18 out of 26 countries experienced a drop in power — there's little good news for china and even less for the united states. let's get more from herve lemahieu, who is director of the asian power and diplomacy programme at the lowy institute. thank you so much forjoining us. first full if you can, briefly, explain how do you measure and nation's power? we undertake a very comprehensive exercise,

steven gallant‘s case is likely to come before the parole board next next year.te arctic communities say they're worried about the effects of climate change. across the arctic circle they are seeing ice melting and the landscape change. they say their way of life is at risk and governments must act. climate change is a real threat to me and my people in greenland. as a person living in the arctic circle it is scary that the ice is melting so fast. i'm scared for my future and my friends's future. my community environment has been affected by climate change. less snowfall. the summers are hotter. and the snow that has been falling is more compact. i've seen a lot of changes. in the wintertime it is getting warmer than we're used to. polar bears are being pushed into civilisation. climate change has affected the region. from invasive species like salmon invading our waters and coastal erosion, forcing people to relocate their home. the lakes are draining out and our rivers are getting wider and shallower. this is a snow machine. it runs on gas and oil. we use it to

steven, how did you guys celebrate on monday night?nking everything out of there the boys are drinking in the background still >> jimmy: oh my god. they're troublemakers. obviously you guys -- it's a a tough sport, players get hit in hockey. nikita, you got hit more times than usual in just one game against dallas we have video of this. take a look at this. whop right there. that was enough for me that's when i start crying and here's, bang right in the head. now, do you know where you are right now? >> yeah, yeah -- it was a tough first period for me. but you know, you have to stick to the game, do whatever you can to help the guys be in the game and help them to win. >> jimmy: you're a tough - >> it doesn't matter what happens, you know, guys getting hit, guys getting back, sacrifice -- sacrifice their body, it's part of the playoffs >> jimmy: steven, as the captain, what -- you're in game five and it's double ot here's my theory maybe i'm wrong. do you go like, hey, guys, let's just get rid of this, give them the game tonight, we'll

steven: you are 100% right.ng to understand is they will be using things beyond interest rates at this point. the balance sheet is very critical. quantitative easing worked. quantitative easing worked to offset deflationary pressures before and we continue to believe it will work going forward. i think the fed has made that commitment and therefore it will be the balance sheet that helps , a favorite measure on bloomberg in terms of where the currency is. i think we will hit 90 and i think we will eventually trade through 90 and get back down to the 84 levels. jonathan: the only variable at central banks could be the balance sheet. asset purchases. when it comes to interest rates, we might be done. steven: 100% correct. it is the balance sheet. the balance sheet is the primary driving tool. there are also specialized pd's the fed has created in terms of the covid environment and what needs to be done to keep markets liquid. the real driver and terms of the direction of the currency, the direction of how much acc

ande speaker nancy pelosi treasury secretary steven mnuchin are moving closer to a deal on a new stimulus package. --zie hopes ash policy hope pelosi hopes she can get a deal by the election. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is warning the white house about a deal before that election. he has not committed to a pre-election vote. british prime minister boris johnson will impose the tightest coronavirus restrictions on greater manchester. johnson warned that lives would be at risk if the government failed to act. the prime minister also left open the prospect of a national lockdown if infection rates keep climbing. shares of netflix are falling today. the streaming service missed wall street estimates for subscribers. that renewed doubt about its ability to maintain growth. netflix had warned that the pandemic-driven subscriber boom

steven mnuchin is blaming politics, saying democrats do not want to give president trump something to brag about in his campaign. democrats say the white house never took the need for another stimulus seriously enough to push for a compromise. senate democrats are all about -- are using their final day of questioning at the confirmation hearing for amy coney barrett to grill him -- to grill her about statements made about her by president trump. and whether the president has the right to delay the election -- and an absolute right to pardon himself. fromners will be banned mixing with other households indoors. the new rules start this weekend. london will soon hit an average of 100 coronavirus cases per 100,000 people. british prime minister boris johnson told e.u. leaders he is

nancy pelosi and steven mnuchin say they made progress on a compromise stimulus bill. they plan to continue negotiations. mnuchin says he sees an agreement costing as much as two. extended -- as much as $2.2 trillion. of has extended its halt buybacks. it says the banks need to preserve capital. jp morgan had already indicated it wanted to resume buybacks. actionhas started legal

treasury secretary steven mnuchin says democrats do not want to give president trump something to brag about in his campaign. democrats say the white house never took the need for another stimulus seriously enough to push for a compromise. senate democrats are all but powerless to keep amy coney barrett off of the supreme court , so they used their final day of questioning at the confirmation hearing to grill her about statements made by president trump. there it declined to answer -- barrett declined to answer whether the president has the right to delay the election and an absolute right to pardon himself. new restrictions being imposed in london in an attempt to stop the rise of coronavirus cases. the new rules start this weekend. london will soon had an average of 100 coronavirus cases per 100,000 people. in the u.k., british prime

in terms of where we sit, we will be hearing from steven mnuchin shortly.his is where we sit with european markets as we head towards the end of trading in your. ftse down, underperforming. we have seen pound strength today. that is the reason for that on thecontinent -- on continent, very flat session. the dax and the cac 40 going sideways. we'll come up with details in a moment and talk individual stocks as well. european close is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: 30 seconds until the end of regular trading in europe and another sideways session. an incredibly tight range. we are down .1% for the stoxx 600 through the close. there has been price action in other asset classes. let me get through those briefly and show you what has been going on. the pound popping. we will talk about brexit in a moment. trading north of 1.30 on the cable rate. the growing expectation boris johnson's deadline of the 15th will not be honored and talks will continue. we are at year highs in terms of the amount of negative yielding debt we have in the world again today. germany c

treasury secretary steven mnuchin told house speaker nancy pelosi the administration now once an agreement on a large-scale relief bill. earlier this week, they president pulled negotiators from talks on comprehensive legislation. officials are keeping up the pressure on washington to renew fiscal support for the economy. dallas fed president robert kaplan sees a slower economy without more stimulus. boston fed president eric rosengren says -- sees increasing the fed's asset purchases but that is not as good as other relief packages. louisiana is bracing for hurricane delta. storm has picked up strength and is now a category three with wind up to 100 what he must power. it is expected to slam into an area of louisiana still recovering from hurricane laura. companies are shutting down almost all of the oil production gasoline and also

house speaker nancy pelosi and treasury secretary steven mnuchin are drawing closer to an agreement on a coronavirus release package. the two will talk again today. the deadline is set for a bill that could pass before election day. senate republicans have been balking at the price tag. president trump and joe biden will be muted at times during thursday's debate. each candidate will have an uninterrupted two minutes to speak at the beginning of each segment. then both microphones will be turned on. during the first debate, president repeatedly interrupted biden, and both candidates talked over the moderator. goldman sachs has reached a long-awaited deal with the justice department over its role in malaysia's 1mdb scandal. goldman will pay more than $2 billion. that is broadly and nine with analyst's reserves and

pray for steven, steven is a friend. and, of course, i want him to be asymptomatic as cailee is and do well as everyone in the white house. that's the problem with this disease all get well and all isolating. steven was isolated since since first diagnosis happened he has been fall falling all protocols and do the right thing. just want everyone to get better fast. >> harris: i will scoot to this. new town f.a.a. fallout over joe biden's town hall. it's been described as infomercial after a report of so-called undecided voters asking questions declared their support previously for joe biden back in august on msnbc. what is the campaign's reaction to this report, pam? >> harris, this has been how it's been from day one joe biden and the media. it's not even a veiled attempt any more. as you said on the earlier show how easy would it have been -- you knew these people how easy it was to find out that they were already biden supporters. they didn't even care american people smarter than that these are not undecided voters.

nancy pelosi and steven mnuchin have made further progress on a coronavirus stimulus package. but senate republicans are reluctant to embrace any deal that is led by pelosi. lang which for the bill would have to be dropped -- drafted by the weekend if lawmakers are to vote on it before election day. democrats on the senate judiciary committee plan to show their unhappiness with supreme barrett.inee amy coney

nancy pelosi and steven mnuchin say they have made progress on a compromise stimulus bill. they plan to continue negotiations. merchant says he sees an agreement -- mnuchin says he sees an agreement costing as much as $2.2 trillion. on bloomberg, new jersey governor phil murphy said the country needs a deal soon. >> we need a deal that has to include state aid. obviously extending unemployment, help for small businesses, all of the things that we know about, but we need a big of state aid. ritika: mnuchin has proposed a plan that would include $250 billion for state and the will governments. democrats are asking for more. the tokyo stock exchange halted trading for the entire day because of a hardware break on. it is the worst ever outage for the world's third-largest exchange. the operator of the exchange says it will resume trading is normal on friday. in the u.k., a major study shows

ritika: house speaker nancy pelosi and treasury secretary steven mnuchin are drawing closer to an agreement on the coronavirus relief package. they will talk again today. the deadline pelosi has set for having clarity on a bill that could pass by election day. even if the two sides reach a deal, senate republicans have been balking the price tag. president trump and joe biden will be muted at times in thursday night's final debate. the debate commission says that each candidate will have an uninterrupted two minutes to speak at the beginning of each segment of the debate. then both candidates' microphones will be turned on. during the first debate, president trump repeatedly interrupted joe biden command both candidates talked over the moderator. omits x has reached a longer way with the justice department -- goldman sachs has reached a long awaited deal with the justice

house speaker and a few people of seann treasury secretary steven mnuchin continue to bicker over the details of the almost $2 trillion proposal. meanwhile, resistance from sent republicans is building, and some house democrats are reluctant to come back to washington to vote if the senate won't do so. in europe, governments have started to impose curfews more widely to stop a resurgence of coronavirus. daily virus cases are hitting records across the continent. france reported more than 40,000 new cases for the first time. the u.k. has signed its first major trade deal since brexit. the agreement with japan largely preserves the terms under which the u.k. traded with tokyo as part of the european union. meanwhile, there are signs of progress in trade talks between the u.k. and the eu. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700

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steven galla nt‘s case is likely to come before the parole board next year.. the headlines on bbc news... the mayor of greater manchester accuses boris johnson of exaggerating the spread of coronavirus in the area in a bid to persuade local leaders to accept tougher restriction. the government says there's been nearly 17,000 more cases of coronavirus in the uk reported in the last 2a hours and a further 67 people have died. vigils and rallies are held across france after a teacher was killed close to his school in a paris suburb on friday. we're all familiar with the idea of tracing who you are related to through dna. well, you can do something similar with the coronavirus, and scientists have already used the technique to clamp down on outbreaks. uk labs are leading the way in this genomic detective work which can teach us how the virus is moving around and who is spreading it. richard westcott has visited one of the labs behind this research. to keep control of the coronavirus, you need to spot and then clamp down on outbreaks as soon as possible. and here

treasury secretary steven mnuchin blamed politics.point,ay at getting something done before the election and executing on that will be difficult just given where we are in the level of details but we will continue to work on these issues. annmarie: democrats hit back, saying the white house never took either the pandemic, or the need for stimulus seriously enough. president trump speaking at the economic club of new york event, saying that he is working on making stimulus happen. >> we are trying to help in trying to get some stimulus money, which i think is very important for certain industries, certainly the airline business. people aren't exactly hopping onto airplanes to travel. then you go to europe and you have to quarantine for two weeks. who is going to do that? so we are working with other countries. annmarie: he is right, people aren't exactly hopping on airplanes. esther reichelt from commerzbank is still with us. what is your initial thought and reaction to this crumbling of fiscal talks. many said we were never going to g

there's so little of it left. >> thank you, steven. thank you, myrna. >> i'm a little surprised, steven, that you don't have a lot of open space in district 7. we have a lot of really great space. for the past four years, i've been on the planning commission. i was the president for the last year, and in conjunction with the recreation and parks department, we approved a plan for the maintenance of the wilderness areas, some areas that are open space in the city. as steven pointed out, we are experiencing some nonnative species that have taken over our parks. like everything else in san francisco, it is contentious, whether we get rid of the eukal eucalyptus, whether we keep it, but it's one of the things that makes san francisco a great place to live. >> thank you, myrna. what would you do to cut down on the amount of emissions caused by fossil fuels? we'll hear from emily. >> thank you. we need to promote public transit. we need to get mouny back where it once was precovid. since the pandemic, i've become an expert avid cyclist. we n

i met steven when i was 16 years old and he became my legal guardian, i was his ward.ecame pregnant when i was still a teenager, i can remember coming to him and telling him i was expecting a baby and he reassured me that everything would be all right, that we would get married, and not to worry, that he would take care of me. i asked to see a doctor and a set up a prenatal visit and he refused. he said you can't go to a doctor, they would ask questions about how old you are and how you became pregnant and who the father is. you can't go to the doctor. that was the first moment where i began to worry. along the way, he had the change of heart and he made the decision he wanted me to have an abortion. he came to me and told me his lawyers had set up a doctor, this was very early after roe v. wade had been decided, so there hadn't been many abortions and i was pretty far along because i thought i was going to be able to keep baby, i was at least five months along, but i don't know for sure because i had not been allowed to see a doctor. he came to me and told me that i w

steven miller is tested positive of coronavirus. we have words late this evening. we'll have live report of his diagnoses and condition. right now most members of the joint chiefs of staff including general mark millie are quarantining. he attended an event at the white house on monday. we learned a fourth member of the white house press operations been infected in addition to kal kaleigh mcenany. it did not appear of a contact tracing of all of those came in contact with all positive personnels. the white house declined the cdc's offer of contact tracing. declined the offer of experts by the cdc. think about that? why would the white house decline the cdc's expertise in this. what are they trying to hide? even if the white house is doing their own robust contact tracing which there is not evidence of. it can be effective because contact tracing do not have the critical information needed to accurately warn people. that's because the president refuses to let anyone reveal when he last tested negative. there are two critical questions tonight. when did he test negat

welshman stevens wrapped up victory with an impressive break of 116. world title in august, o'sullivan has struggled — he also lost in the second round of the european masters. three days after winning the women's french open, 19—year—old iga swiatek says she's still not recovered from the whirlwind of taking the title. the pole beat sofia kenin in the final at roland garros, becoming the only unseeded player to ever win the french open. actually, i do not have time to reflect. i didn't even have time to unpack from the whole trip. so really it's pretty crazy here in poland, and being around fans is also new for me, so i have to learn also new for me, so i have to learn a lot about that. and i'm still going to need some time to look at the whole tournament from a different perspective. finally chris gayle — the self styled universe boss — has been back to what he does best smashing the ball out of the ground. gayle hadn't played since january but showed no signs of rust hitting a quick 53 as his kings eleven punjab side beat royal challengers bangalore

steven gallant is a serving prisoner, convicted of murder.ence during last year when the london bridge attack happened. so usman khan, another prisoner, was also at the conference, produced two knives and we nt conference, produced two knives and went on the rampage and steven gallant was one of the prisoners at the conference who bravely risked his own life to confront khan, drive him out of the building onto the street where he was shot dead by police. as a result, he has been given this royal prerogative of mercy by the queen and next year it looks now likely that the parole board will consider him for early release. i think one of the most touching things about the story is that the family of the firefighter who was killed, mr barrie jackson, have actually said that they back this and they have shown immense dignity in saying that they support this. thank you, sian. jon, donald trump, according to the observer, says he might leave the united states if he loses the election next month and there is a row about a new chance golf course in sc

. >>> the clock is ticking, house speaker nancy pelosi and treasury secretary steven mnuchin have hours left to reach a deal on a stimulus pass. >>> would you take an experimental coronavirus vaccine. that's what these people are doing in china as the country offers one to some members of the public for the first time. >>> good to have you with us. so with just two weeks to go before the u.s. election, president donald trump is ratchets up his antiscience rhetoric at packed campaign rallies, this as he keeps down playing the deadly coronavirus pandemic. mr. trump's latest strategy, attacking the nation's top infectious disease expert. on monday, the president called dr. anthony fauci a disaster and other health officials idiots. meanwhile, coronavirus cases are spiking in dozens of states across the country. hospitalizations are up too. it is a problem for the president. one that will certainly come out during the presidential debate later this week. mr. trump is already saying he thinks the moderator will be unfair. we get more on the president's day from cnn's chief white house corres

take you through some of the headlines that will white house advisor steven miller has become the latest trump administration official to test positive for covert 19 he's seen as the architect of the gratian policies around a dozen white house officials have now tested positive including the president and top pentagon officials are in quarantine after the u.s. coast guard 2nd in command tested positive for covert 19 has more washington d.c. . steven miller who's a very close advisor of the president has now tested positive positive for the coronavirus has been in close proximity of the president for a long period of time he was also in close proximity to some of the other assistance to the president to have tested positive in recent days and certainly that list is growing and growing indeed a large number of members of the president's staff now have tested positive a number of journalists who work there and as well as a number of military aides it is said who are also working at the white house representatives from libya's rival administrations have agreed on the appointment of several h

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steven eluded to the history of the particular site. i am a native here, too, and i know that that exact address was where the first leather bar on folsom was ever established in the 60s. wandering if you have any program that speaks to the diversity or the community in the city? and secondly wanted to hear more about your extended hours from 2:00 to 4:00 and what are some of the plans during those hours. >> sure. as far as diversity, i really when i do the remodels, one of the things is extensive remodels and that is why i don't know when i am going to open. i would love to put memorabilia on the wall that commemorates. if i am not mistaken, it used to be joined to the venue next door and used to be one big venue. steven, maybe you could speak to that and correct me, but i want it to be a music space. and the very first music studio in san francisco was on hyde street y the grateful dead and tupac recorded. i would be walking down the hall waist and george clinton would be randomly wondering the hallway playing instruments. i would lov

john stevens, rule of 12, citing more palatable rule of six?at long ago since prince johnson said it was all going to be over by christmas, we would be able to get rid of all the restrictions completely, so i'd hate to sound like a grinch and not put that there is sexy much hope this happening. like a grinch and not put that there is sexy much hope this happeningm is sexy much hope this happeningm isa is sexy much hope this happeningm is a pretty bleak prospect otherwise, isn't it? finally, i wonder what you think would be the most useful thing that people could do as they prepared to hear the prime ministers speaking tomorrow in terms of understanding the regulations, because one of the difficulties we've heard is it was simple enough whenever buddy was affected the same way, it's a work —— a lot more competent now. rachel, what do you think would be the most useful thing? jenna tonic. john? i really don't know, i'm really not sure. “— really don't know, i'm really not sure. —— mac gin and tonic. really don't know, i'm really not sure. -- mac

very much part of the conversation, nancy pelosi says she and steven mnuchin are continuing to narrow their differences on the really package. they plan to speak again today before nancy pelosi's deadline for a pre-election deal. elliott.s now is how surprised with the market be if you saw a deal before the election? >> i think quite surprised. at this stage the market has assumed it is not going to happen. i think the day of supreme court justice -- the day since supreme court justice passed away, she took the fourth stimulus bill with her to the grave for 20, and all eyes were looking forward to next year, and stimulus in the next administration. tom: what kind of stimulus do you suggest it will be. if you assume we are going to move through the elections with no stemless, what does that make the form of stimulus we could see? >> if you're talking about the one that would come in q1, that is the -- that is looking quite different. we shouldn't even use much stimulus. where violating the oxford english dictionary because nothing has been stimulated this year. these have been rescue b

. >> steven. >> both: nice to meet you. >> is this your car? >> no, no, we're wholesaling them. >> wholesaling them? you buy cars from them? >> yes. >> how many do you buy a month? >> 40 to 50. something around that number. >> that's what you're buying? >> yeah. >> wholesalers are a broker who stand in the middle of a transaction. they buy cars from jon, they mark up the price, and they sell it to a dealer. why do we need middlemen around here? how often is he here? >> my friend steven? >> mm-hmm. >> all the time. he's actually a wholesaler. i sell most of my cars to him. >> why? >> um, because i trust him very much. he's a good friend of mine. >> but the issue that i have is that you're giving up the spread. what did you put on the car? >> uh, 8,000. >> what did steven pay you for it? >> 8,500. >> this car will retail for what? >> i'd say-- >> 12,900? >> 12--i was gonna say, 12,999, yeah. >> how much margin is that, in between you and the final customer? >> 8,500 to 12,999, yeah. >> it's almost $5,000, right? $4,500? they're gonna go somewhere

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