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plus, the joe biden many top democrats have been hoping to see, his stinging new attacks on the presidentole new phase. some fascinating new polls from battleground states. did two weeks of party conventions and the unrest following the shooting of jacob blake move the needle? >>> we begin with the president

plus, the joe biden many top democrats have been hoping to see, his stinging new attacks on the president that have some saying this race just entered a whole new phase. some fascinating new polls from battleground states. did two weeks of party conventions and the unrest following the shooting of jacob blake move the needle? >>> we begin with the president making his way to kenosha, wisconsin, even though the governor and mayor asked him not to come. governor tony evers sent trump a letter asking him to reconsider the trip. once he arrives, the president is set to meet with law enforcement and tour businesses. what's not on his agenda, a visit with the family of jacob blake, whose shooting sparked the protest there. i want to bring in nbc's shaquille brewster in kenosha and nbc's monica alba covering the white house for us. monica, the governor said plainly in the letter he's concerned trump's presence will only hinder our healing. the president clearly disagrees. what are we expecting from him today? >> reporter: exactly chris. really a defiant president saying he never reconsidered the

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the trend is clear while new registrations for diesel and gasoline vehicles in august fell by a 5th compared to last year the numbers for electric cars rose by 6 percent. or a sting in germany berlin's new airport is not so new it was actually supposed to open 8 years ago before managers revealed significant problems its sense turned into a money pit and a national embarrassment now there's hope it could actually open we've got to take a look inside. it's 103400 volunteers are happy to finally get inside the new terminal even if the coronavirus demands a bit of separation but the miserable microbe can't stop this lot enjoying a day trying out. port been cooped up because i'm hooked on aircraft i'm hooked on traveling so i'm not going to miss a chance like this. i've flown a lot and know the original plans made in 1965 let's see what's left of them and how it's all supposed to work. since july a total of 9000 volunteers have been testing the airport's facilities twice a week the bags all have different weights to make the test as realistic as possible and that's where the problems start for some. don't take that bag where you just put it back we've taken one piece

"the new york times" magazine ran an article questioning the prosecution of grown men caught rape children. the article focuses in on a stingtion in washington state,e, it's called net nanny. hundreds of men were arrested and charged with sex crimes. the article also targets operation underground railroad in their role to bring all these predators to justice. the group's founder and president tim ballard. why is "the new york times" magazine publishing an article defending men seeking to rape children? it's very clear in these prosecutions. >> they are making a big deal in the fact there are no victims. i say thank the lord there are no victims. let me put perspective of this. 15 years ago as a special agent working as a secret agent, a mother walks into a room and sees her 12-year-old daughter talking online with a creditor 36 years old trying to get her to take her clothes off, meet her for sex. i get a sign that the case, i assume the identity of this little girl with the parent's permission, i continue the dialogue and turns out this guy comes to pick up who he thinks is a 12 year old, it's really me. he comes with cond

nearly every american thinks sting operations that lock up child sex predators before they strike are good things. but the "newtimes" magazine thinks otherwise and put out this piece last week with the headline convicted of sex crime but with no victim. what were these men guilty of? . the "new york times" magazine ran an article questioning the prosecution of grown men caught attempting to rape children. it focuses on a sting operation in washington state called net nanny. hundreds of men were arrested and charged with sex crimes. however, the article targets operation underground railroad and its role in bringing all of these child predators to justice. joining me now is the group's founder. why the "new york times" magazine defending men seeking to rape children? >> they are making a big deal about the fact there are no victims. thank the lord there are no victims. 15 years ago as a special agent working for the u.s. government. there was a case where a mother walked into a room and sees her 12-year-old daughter talking only trying to get her to take her clothes off. i get assigned the case and assume the i

cases in spain's capital madrid are surging and so severe that new restrictions to control the break will be announced tomorrow and the stingof islamophobia.

probably neither will float like a butterfly or sting like a bee, but it is likely to be brutal and compelling. jon sopel, bbc newstty: i think by the end of this campaign, i will feel like i'm 150 years old. let's look at some other stories around the world. $750, that was the amount the presiden allegedly paid in taxes. how much the average american worker will pay in taxes is around $12,000, 60 times the president's alleged contribution. the new york times alleges mr. trump paid more taxes to other countries than his own government. his contribution to the u.s. was dwarfed by the 15,000 he paid panama, and the $156,000 he handed over to the philippines. but how is it going to impact the presidential race? joining me now is anthony circa for the latest on all that. does this move the needle? reporter: we've had so many big stories this year. we had a massive pandemic. we had massive unrest in cities over police brutality. the jaded thing to say is no. but i think because we are getting close to the election, this hurts donald trump because he changes his focus. he has to answer questions about his taxes instead

new "closer look. featuring the 8g band with fred armisen and now seth meyers. >> seth: how's everyone doing tonight? still stingingyou weren't biden's vp pick? me too let's get to the news. president trump criticized senator kamala harris on twitter today and said, quote, "there was nobody meaner or more condescending to slow joe. added trump, "sorry, slow, stupid joe nobody's been meaner to slow, stupid, ugly joe." president trump criticized senator kamala harris yesterday and said she was, quote, "very weak on facts. she's weak on facts? your running mate thinks evolution is a lie we tell kids as part of the war on christmas. former vice president joe biden said yesterday that he and senator kamala harris will campaign together, quote, "if the science allows us. and trump and pence will campaign together, quote, "as long as they don't have to go too close to the edge of the earth. according to reports, president trump's son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner recently met with rapper kanye west without once taking his hand off his wallet during a press briefing yesterday, florida governor ron desantis compar

probably, neither will float like a butterfly nor sting like a bee, but it's likely to be brutal and compelling. jon sopel, bbc newsst now i spoke just now to donald del mcdonald chairman, responsible for ethics in washington i asked him how concerning the president's debt is if the documents are reliable. does it make him vulnerable to pressure from unknown sources? that's absolutely right. we have seen over the past couple of years and other countries have spent money at the president's hotel as they try to lobby the administration on foreign policy. the president's debt is a national security risk because these unknown entities and individuals have a substantial amount of financial leverage over the commander—in—chief. is the kind of thing that we get you disqualified for getting a security clearance if you were a regular government contractor 01’ a regular government contractor or government employee. if the new york times leagues are correct, mr trump must have paid something like 420 million in loans in the next four yea rs. in loans in the next four years. the key question in all of that is who did he borrow

cases in spain's capital madrid are surging it so severe that new restrictions to control the i'll break will be announced tomorrow and the sting of islamophobia this young german woman is an educated model citizen and yet as a muslim she's often made to feel she's not quite german enough can a government plan to change that. time bring it off it's good to have you with us around $5000.00 migrants have moved into a new tent city on the greek island of lesbos they're being tested for the coronavirus more than $100.00 we understand of come back positive the word he say the moving operation is a matter of public health as people have put their health and security at risk sleeping on the streets since fire destroyed the maria refugee camp last week despite this thousands remain reluctant to move. packed up and on the move again along with their few remaining possessions early on thursday police on the greek island of les bos started moving hundreds of migrants to a new camp that's after a fire at the overcrowded morea camp left almost 13000 homeless. but offices want to avoid violence and have been easing their powers of persuasion

probably, neither will float like a butterfly nor sting like a bee, but it's likely to be brutal and compelling. jon sopel, bbc news to you, thank you for your time. there may well be voters saying it is pretty smart to avoid taxes as much as you can, avoid taxes as much as you can, a lot of business people try to do it but the problem with debt is that it leaves people vulnerable to pressure. we have learned a lot about donald trump's finances in addition to how he just has avoided certain taxes, we have learned more about the income that trump has received from foreign business, we've learned more about what he has paid on foreign business interest previously we didn't have these exact announcements so it is giving at least some peak into those potential conflicts of interest. it is bound to be a question at the debate, isn't it? something along the lines of tax returns showing that he has to repay $421 million in loans in the next four years. there is bound to be an issue about who he borrowed that money from into the guarantors are. there are a lot of questions that have yet to be answered and is the big issue,

probably, neither will float like a butterfly nor sting like a bee, but it's likely to be brutal and compelling. jon sopel, bbc newserman, deputy director of citizens for responsibility in ethics. there may be a lot of voters saying it is not great, but actually, it is quite smart to avoid taxes. a lot of people might declare losses even if they are not really losing money. but the debt if it is true, is an issue, a real issue, because it does make people vulnerable to pressure? that is absolutely right. we have seen over the last four years, how foreign powers, including government officials from turkey and other countries have spent money at the president does make hotel as they tried to lobby the administration on foreign policy. the president's debt is a national security risk because these unknown entities and individuals have a substantial amount of financial leverage over the commander—in—chief. it's a kind of thing that would get you disqualified for getting a security clearance if you were a regular government contractor 01’ a regular government contractor or government employee. and if the new york times

probably, neither will float like a butterfly nor sting like a bee, but it's likely to be brutal and compelling. jon sopel, bbc news get more on this now. let's get more on this now. let's speak to the executive journalist and author of economy and tax issues. and know the new york times piece uses know the new york times piece uses some information you i left way back in 2005. in the midst of all of this, that is a particular issue isn't it because it makes people vulnerable to pressure. yes an interesting thing here isa yes an interesting thing here is a donald trump personally signed on to $330 million of debt. if you are a billionaire and have valuable assets, you could place them as collateral, you wouldn't personally guarantee the loans. that raises serious questions around donald's claims that he is a billionaire and i'm the guy is who in 1990 broke the story that he wasn't only not a billionaire as he claims but he had a negative net worth. so what do you think is really going on here? well, that is actually the most troubling thing. donald trump has taken enormous losses. he is not a major real estate figu

probably neither will float like a butterfly nor sting like a bee, but it's likely to be brutal and compelling. jon sopel, bbc newsing up fake companies on a big scale and successfully applying for emergency government loans. the loans were offered to small companies to keep them afloat during the pandemic, but the scheme is being abused by criminals who know that limited checks are made on new applicants. the taxpayer stands to lose millions of pounds. 0ur correspondent angus crawford has the story. it is a bounceback loan application that's being approved for £50,000. taxpayers' money meant for struggling firms. here is a second, here is a third, here is a fourth and here is a fifth. that is a quarter of a million pounds. this investigator has infiltrated a criminal gang online they are using stolen identities and fake companies to cash in on government backed loans. he's called the company tellings homemade furniture services and lloyds are writing to him and saying we are pleased to offer you a loan, it is for an individual called mark telling and he has become a victim. meet mark telling, the real mark tellin

news and these are our top stories u.s. president donald trump has used his video address it to the u.n. general assembly to launch a stinging attack on china trump accused beijing of spreading false information about the coronavirus early in the pandemic china's xi jinping for his part warned against attempts to politicize the outbreak. the krona virus has now claimed more than 200000 lives in the united states flags were planted in front of the washer.

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the decision to table new legislation has provoked anger from some senior tories and a stinging responseolitical correspondent leila nathoo explained what went on at that meeting between the prime minister and his mps. there was some concern about there being no questions allowed on this zoom meeting with various tory mps as to understand it had technical difficulties at the start but the whole point it seemed to be that the prime minister was reaching out to his backbenchers after announcing that the government would introduce this legislation, the internal market bill as it is known which the government admitted would breach international law because it would allow britain to override part of the processed divorce deal which is an international treaty agreed last year. so there has been some concern among conservative backbenchers. plenty are concerned about the reputational damage to the uk if it is seen to be breaking international law or acknowledging that is going to be the case. and there is the legislation that will be brought into the comments next week and we already know that

sting the 49ers. dee ford has been downgraded to out at the new york jets. he's still battling that sore neck. the niners will also be without all-pro cornerback richard sherman. he was put on i.r. earlier this week. all-pro tight end kittle will not play because of a strained knee. overcoming adversity is part of every nfl season. the 49ers are really being challenged early by losing some key playmakers on both sides of the ball. >> a pretty normal situation. we do have some injuries. i thought we had some last week, also. that stuff you've been dealing with, i thought we dealt with that last year when we started, too, and then going on the road and there's not much difference between playing at home or on the road. i'm actually looking forward to that. the time change will be different as it always is. i think our guys are looking forward to a nice plane ride we can relax and change the environment up. >> the 49ers will take on the jets this morning at 10:00. to the links and the third round of the u.s. open played in new york, it was a brutal day except for a few players. bryson dechambeau,

. >>> san francisco for nazar sting becky's this week as they get ready to take on the new york giantshis coming sunday at 10 am kick off our time. you say the four nightmares 49ers beat the jets for the first win of the season. and adr dart for the test and. he was clocked at 23 mph. the fastest run by a ballcarrier in the last of five seasons. enforcement, this week came with injuries for some star players including the quarterback jimmy garappolo ankle. defensive lineman solomon thomas had an injury and cart off the field. possibly contributing was the new field installed at metlife stadium. the place said their cleats are sticking to the turf. >> people were getting caught on the turf what i saw, the other team did too. our players talked about how sticky the turf was and that the first time people played on it, i think. it was something our guys were concerned about right away. the results definitely made that a lot stronger. unfortunately it's a place we have to go back to next week. >>> most are it is getting an mri. looks like he may have strained his knee. one backup, and chem

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sting like a bee, but it's likely to be brutal and compelling. and we will have live coverage of the us presidential debates here on bbc world news.o further debates will be held in october. leaders from 65 countries have signed "pledge for nature" —— a plan to save wildlife and habitats which are in danger because of climate change. here's our science correspondent victoria gill. peaceful, picturesque — many of us have looked to the countryside, to nature as an escape from at least some of the anxiety that this year has brought. but even in the most scenic, rural, protected places, like this site in the west pennine moors that belongs to the wildlife trust, many species are in decline. we're losing biodiversity in this country. a quarter of native uk birds and mammals are now under threat. so, environmental groups have welcomed the announcement by the prime minister that 400,000 additional hectares of english countryside — equivalent to about 400,000 football pitches — will be protected, set aside for the recovery of nature. like so many 2020 meetings, the biodiversity summit today where mrjohnson spoke about his plan was held vi

news and these are our top stories u.s. president donald trump has used his video address it to the u.n. general assembly to launch a stinging attack on china trump accused beijing of spreading false information about the coronavirus early in the pandemic china's ashish in paying for his part warned against attempts to politicize the outbreak. the krona virus has now claimed more than 200000 lives in the united states flags were planted in front of the washington monument to mark of the grim milestone the toll accounted for more than one in 5 coded 1000 deaths globally and is putting a president donald trump's handling of the pandemic in the spotlight as he campaigns for his 2nd term in office. britain's prime minister boris johnson has called on people to observe new coronavirus restrictions or risk a 2nd lockdown johnson made the appeal in a televised address it to the nation earlier he announced that england would expand its facemask requirements and introduce stricter rules on social gatherings. this is g.w. news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram at the eunice or visit our website dot com. the 4 horsemen of

meanwhile, "the new york times" reports a recommendation by the cdc to radically scale bacack coronavirus s sting was s not written by scientists anand was published over their strenuous objections. last month, the cdc's website quietly chchanged its guidance o recommend people without symptoms should not be tested, even if theyey've beeeen in cloe contact with an infected person. the new cdc guidelelines coninin basic scientific errors, suggesting they were drafted by a political operative rather than an expert in infectious diseases. one unnamed federal official totold "the new york times" -- "that was a doc that came from the top down, from health and human services and the white house task force." president trump's personal lawyer has threatened to sue scores of state professors and researchers after they published an open letter d denouncing thee qualifications of scott atlas, a colleague at stanford w who is w advising trump on the pandemic. atlas is that neuroradiologist with no expertise in infectious diseases. "the washington popost" reported alice is pushing t trump for hed immunity str

sting like a bee, but it's likely to be brutal and compelling. you can reach me on twitter — i'm @bbctimwillcox. this hour, the world health organisation says a newe globe. hello there. a window of fine weather awaits many today — not all, but for most, there will be some good lengthy spells of sunshine and light winds, and it will feel pleasa ntly warm for late september. the reason, well, we've got a ridge of high pressure moving in behind the cold weather front, which hasn't brought much rain but it certainly brought cloudier skies southwards through the night and some drizzly rain, which will stick across eastern england for a time before finally clearing. the ridge of high pressure towards the north ensuring a pretty cold start to the day again, with temperatures close enough to freezing to give us some grass frost. the other thing we need to be aware of in northern and western areas is some patchy fog — of course, it lingers through the rush hour this time of year. now, we have got the cloud, the low cloud, the drizzly rain with our weather front as well in the south, really rather great start for parts of eastern england. as you can see, w

news and these are our top stories u.s. president donald trump has used his a video address it to the u.n. general assembly to launch a stinging attack on china trump accused beijing of spreading false information about the corona virus early in the pandemic china's xi jinping for his part warned against attempts to politicize the outbreak. the krona virus has now claimed more than 200000 lives in the united states flags were planted in front of the washington monument to mark the grim milestone the toll accounted for more than one in 5 coded 1000 deaths globally and it's putting a president donald trump's handling of the pandemic in the spotlight as he campaigns for a 2nd term in office. britain's prime minister boris johnson has called on people to observe new coronavirus restrictions or risk a 2nd lockdown johnson made the appeal in a televised address to the nation earlier he announced that england would expand its face mask requirements and introduce stricter rules on social gatherings this is g.w. news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram at the units or visit our website w dot com. the 4 horsemen of the apocal

determination in a completely new chapter of their stories would lead them into trial over one of the men who terrorized them brutally and would take an elaborate international sting>> it sounds like it is out of a movie. >> it does, we refer this operation to a hail mary. >>> this story began in canada. >> one constant that i wanted to be a world traveler and i want to go to every country in the world. amanda began to realize her dreams of seeing the world in the '90s. at 19 she was off to venezuela. >> we are driving in the back of a pickup truck, back to the town elena. the whole world was wide open to me at that time. >> so wide open, she kept moving and forward. >> going from indian and pakistan. it felt like a big deal for me and something i wanted to do and i did it. afghanistan is right next door. >> mom is concerned especially as her daughter is tracked into active war zone. she tried to talk her out of those trips but her daughter was head strong. >> wow. >> she resolved turning her wander lust to a journalism career. she wanted to get more experience but cover stories she cares about. >> i am also starting to look further out to the horizon. how far? on

sting comes on, says you can't stop the great north run and it is support for people to say, run 13 miles wherever you are. and coming up in sport on bbc newsng through — victoria azarenka ends serena williams‘ hopes of a record—equalling 24th grand slam at the us open. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. tougher lockdown restrictions are expected to be announced in birmingham because of a jump in coronavirus cases. the latest weekly figures show the city has one of the highest infection rates in england — with around 80 cases for every 100,000 people. other parts of the west midlands — including solihull and sandwell — may also be included in the measures. other parts of the west midlands — including solihull and sandwell — here's our health correspondent, anna collinson. fears have been growing that coronavirus is once again spreading. new restrictions are expected to be announced for birmingham and other parts of the west midlands. the city had avoided tightened measures a few weeks ago. the council hopes that will be a wake—up call. but cases have continued to rise. will be a wake—up call. but cases have continued to rise

news and these are our top stories u.s. president donald trump has used his video address it to the u.n. general assembly to launch a stinging attack on china trump accused beijing of spreading false information about the coronavirus early in the pandemic china's paying for his part warned against attempts to politicize the outbreak. the corona virus has now claimed more than 200000 lives in the united states flags were planted in front of the washington monument to mark of the grim milestone the toll accounts for more than a one in 5 coded 1000 deaths globally and is putting a president donald trump's handling of the pandemic in the spotlight as he campaigns for his 2nd term in office. britain's prime minister boris johnson has called on people to observe new coronavirus restrictions or risk a 2nd lockdown johnson made the appeal in a televised address to the nation earlier he announced that england would expand its facemask requirements and introduce stricter rules on social gatherings this is g.w. news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram at the yunus or visit our website w dot com. the 4 horsemen of the apocaly

news and these are our top stories u.s. president donald trump has used his a video address it to the u.n. general assembly to launch a stinging attack on china trump accused beijing of spreading false information about the coronavirus early in the pandemic china's xi jinping for his part warned against attempts to politicize the outbreak.

sting and dame ellen macarthur. and the former formula 1 world champion and the founder of greentech festival, nico rosberg joins me now. very good to have you with us on bbc newsigning on green issues. before we talk about the festival, and its aims, tell us why and how you made this transition. yes, a bit of a transition, i agree with that. i am very proud of my past success in sports, but has an entrepreneur i am searching for more purpose. and there is no better purpose than this challenge that we have against climate change. i find challenge that we have against climate change. ifind it challenge that we have against climate change. i find it so fascinating, there is so much innovation happening, particularly mobility, which is my home. there is massive disruption there, and huge opportunities. going from combustion engine to electric, so much autonomous, so much good stuff is going to be done and that is where i wa nt to going to be done and that is where i want to make a difference. we have talked a lot over the year about the aviation industry, about transport in general, and how it responds to the pandemic. how do you grow back greener in those sorts o