draw stubs or maybe they won't. be why have they decided for talking forfour more days why have they decided for talking for four more days on issues they already know they are far apart on and disagree on if there is zero point in that? so i would just suggest that whatever happened in those three hours, whatever is going to happen in those discussions, something happened to make them think it was worth going back into the room. was some ground given by one side or the other, but both to allow a potential opening? to me, it suggests just it just might. allow a potential opening? to me, it suggests just itjust might. would you reckon the ground was? fisheries and level playing field. a much access to waters. as a deal to be done there, it's a case of green numbers, a certain percentage of quota in the various fishing stocks. that's not a hard one to do. michael gove this morning said you might have to compromise. level playing field is the killer one. that's the real divide. what price should britain pay to access t

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i think also the government has a part to playful stu b government has a part to playful stub and thinkreally crippling business rates over the past for years have put quite a lot of shocks out of business —— they really crippling. i think it is easy for previous chancellors, not rishi sunak, to get of business rates, thinking that that is a quick fix and companies can afford to pay, easier to do that than to target individuals, and actually that is the way to ruin for lots of shops, sunken —— so ——so| —— so i hope soon apple consider a breakfor —— so i hope soon apple consider a break for businesses —— so i —— so i hope soon apple consider a breakfor businesses —— so i hope that sunak. if you can shop online, a company that has a brick—and—mortar shop in your local high street, rather than on amazon, so high street, rather than on amazon, so there are ways to slow decline or reverse the decline... you want to come in on this quickly? we have long had a wrongly aligned economy, in which we believe that services and consumerism, those two aspects of our economic life would lead us to nir

waters to make sure any rogue fishing vessels are sent packing, assuming there is no trade deal will stubday, the european commission set out some contingency plans on what it would like to happen in the event of a no—deal brexit, and under those plans, it said they wanted fishing rights to continue for a year, and ursula von der leyen today said that the british government must understand what she said were legitimate expectations of fishing, fishermen on the continent, to access fishermen on the continent, to a ccess u k fishermen on the continent, to access uk waters, writes that they have had for decades and in some case don asked cases centuries, so testing the uk government, if this report is correct, are actually taking quite a different approach —— in some cases centuries. sending in gunboats is certainly not allowing access for a year, so very different sides to fishing. incredibly contentious in the brexit negotiations and one of the key selling blocks, of which we have not seen any sign so far there is any way of resolving. let's have a look at the daily telegraph because there

. —— relationship a stub i could do some bluff that he is in big trouble. he is not in big trouble.ture has been considerably bleaker, arsenal said 13 places below their neighbours and mckellar tessa is in his hardest speu mckellar tessa is in his hardest spell —— mikel arteta. despite winning silver in his first season, people asserting to question whether this is true. unlike spurs, his main man have not been firing, although perhaps a 4—0 win in the europa league. the slide. we created many chances. into sunday, a very special game, we are looking forward to it and let's do it again. mourinho has never lost a home game in his career against arsenal, all signs point to against arsenal, all signs point to a totte n ha m against arsenal, all signs point to a tottenham win, but this season has been anything but predictable. craig templeton, bbc news. well, champions liverpool will be keeping a keen eye on that game, only below spurs of course on goal difference. their home game with wolves won't be allowed fans because the city is in tier 3 and managerjurgen klopp has been very vocal

. >> reporter: but bradford did have an alibi, a parking stub.ure enough, he entered to peer parking lot the day of the murder, so he said he could not have killed joan. unless -- the defense put together a time line. joan answered a phone call at 7:00 p.m., but by 7:15 when shawn arrived, she's dead. >> we figure that's the time line, 7:00, 7:15. >> reporter: pretty narrow. >> right. >> reporter: could bill have shot her and made his way to the pier is this they made the drive. eight minutes. it all fits. >> one of the defense said, your father's a suspect. there was no one who could hate my mom so much to want her dead except my father. >> reporter: so just days after interviewing bill bradford, the defense made their move. >> i arrested him. ain't no way in the world i'm going let this guy go. >> reporter: you have to be a dope not to think he did it. >> there was a ton of circumstantial evidence. all leading to him. >> reporter: murder solved. case closed, right? oh, no. it was just getting started. coming up -- >> he spent a number of months

cities between left wing groups supporters leaving to stubbings and gunfire and exposing a deep thing referred to with the election. less good by russia good hello.

cities between left wing groups supporters leading to stubbings and gun fire and exposing a deepening rift over the election. plus goodbye russia good hello china gate u.s. intelligence chief brand beijing a big greatest threat to washington amid claims of spy infiltration. with the top stories from the past 7 days and right up to the moment of elements as well this is the weekly on r.t. hello and welcome. russian british scientists have agreed to combine forces on their vaccines in a bid to tackle the global pandemic astra zeneca ses it's ready to work with the uppers of russia sputnik. today we announced a clinical trial program to assess safety and immunogenicity of combination of the $1222.00 developed by astra zeneca and oxford university and sputnik v. developed by russian. research institute you have a vaccine developers hope that combining their drugs could lead to a better immune response to the corona virus the clinical trials will be held in russian involve all in tears aged 18 over the job created by oxford university and astra zeneca it's shown results depending on the do

here but it's important to note that they could only deploy to the ca people born and being born a stub of not too far away from here and they say that in all the polling stations they visited the process went on smoothly there was some delays in the delivery of what the materials in some polling stations some of the polling stations opened late but then people were did i mean to go and vote but they did also note that particularly in the provinces many presidential and many candidates in the lead up to the election was able to come pain because of. the security situation because of intimidation by armed groups and this is what we've been hearing as well on voting day falls in some towns and villages there was a lot of intimidation of voters by armed groups but then you when and government officials we've talked to say that despite the security challenges in much of the country people are able to come out and vote really now we wait for the results the preliminary presidential results on monday and people are eagerly waiting to hear just how many people's towns up to vote. russia has op

grant is sitting under a tree with a stub of a cigar under his mouth and sherman comes out of the dark and says, well grant, we had the devil's own day today, didn't wait? grant takes his cigar and says, yep, lick them tomorrow though. i told a story in a tough day in baghdad months into the surge. it became a bit of shorthand for hang in there. this is when we need this indomitable determination that grant always exhibited. unshakable on the battlefield. a true feature of grant's. att is what we needed various times, especially in the early months of the surge. it did become a bit of a phrase that was full of a lot of meaning. between grant and sherman, that was a very formative endeavor. john: i think that is exactly right. one of the things we sometimes d after therant sai battle of shiloh, i never had to worry about sherman. i saw what he was doing. he had everything under control. when sherman visits grant, it's already night's in the union upops have been beaten something severely. what sherman thinks when he says that, he doesn't know what to say. he says my friend grant is goin

can mean turn off stubbed my zen vo probably can mean the enviable really stay that was made on bt has to fill that up more and be that for that the belief is that of the policeman and ex that amuse me nearly anymore. because up up i'm probably a muslin or leave leg that over the hurdle to stand of while clearly most people in modern big live normal lives albeit under challenging social conditions some do not it's not easy to explain why a small group of young men from one single municipality chose a path of violence an unknown number left to fight with groups in syria iran 20132014. some others were involved in the attacks on brussels airport and on the city's underground in 2016. a survivor of the group involved in the paris attacks was captured in more than peak 4 months after the attack in the french capital one belgian intelligence officer alleges that had authorities listened to a local informant he would have been captured earlier. due to well heeled dad like stella that's. sal obviously the marked 3 dozen cysteine. fact we all believed that the fruit at the clinic of up the roa

most pay stubs have all this information, so it's not quite as hard to come up with as you may think.u will need proof of citizenship such as your social security number, your california driver's license or your california i.d. card. now, here's the third question, but one i receive a lot. how do i verify my identification? you see, this is one of the biggest holdups in processing edd claims. i've done a dozen reports on this. it's important to follow the edd's verification process to the letter. if the edd is unable to verify your i.d., they'll notify you by mail. you must then send the edd verification documents within ten days of receiving that letter. you can mail in a copy on snail mail or you can send them online after registering for an online edd account. i have a lot more information and advice on my website. just go to abc7news.com/7onyourside. it's a great resource with helpful, instructional links as well. kri kristen, if you've never done it before, or if you've done it before, check it out. it will help make things smoother. >> thank you for helping people out on this on

he gave the stubs to his gardner in cart werpl and he contracted cancer cancer. constitution that enabled him at the end of the day to have a huge dinner, champagne, red wine white wine, brandy, liquors and then, then, to begin dictating his study at chart well to pace up and down in tobaccoed a dictate into two three or four in the morning. british journalists pride themselves on being a hard bitten tough bunch and some of us can still write after a good lunch. but i don't know anybody who can do it after dinner and can produce good copy. yet this was the method by which he won the nobel prize for listen and earned more places in the dictionary of quotations than virtually any other 20th century author and he wrote more published words than dickens and shakespeare combined. i knew he was funny and politically incorrect. but i had not realized how many of the stories this have clung to him like burrs are true. and it really was true that when bessie braddock a socialist m.p. approached him coming out of the treasury, i found the spot where it took place. he was w

if you stub your toe putting it in there, that's okay. >> stephen: okay, there you go. >> the dos homve already got that. now what happens. >> put an ounce of fresh lime juice in there. >> stephen: okay, okay, hold on. i shook too soon. >> okay. >> stephen: got you. >> okay, and a three-quarter of simple syrup that is infused with cirano chilis or jalapeno. i have hal wayneios that go in there. >> stephen: i didn't know you could pronounce spanish. >> here we go with cilantro. put the cilantro into the mix. >> stephen: i'm moving on to drinking at this point. >> you're already drinking! >> stephen: i preshook. it's only an hour-long show. >> it is. >> stephen: you're in "your honor," on the showtime-- hold on. that is very-- that is lovely. >> isn't that nice? uh-huh... >> stephen: so i'm going to make this-- what night-- it's on sundays on showtime. sunday night i'm going to make this before i watch the show. what can i expect? what's it about, bryan cranston? >> i play a superior court judge. my 17-year-old son, who is asthmatic, he gets involved in a car accident, and he panics at

. >> the conservative meeting on the stub project has provided testimony from whistle-blowers who have accused postal service workers of backdating, tampering with or tossing out ballots ahead of the vote. >> now is the time for every patriot in this country to stand up, make their voices heard, and to be counted. >> in georgia, pro-trump attorneys urged voters there to demand changes to their voting system ahead of january's senate runoff vote that will determine control of the senate. >> quite a day indeed. by the way, shannon. while there have been numerous allegations of voter fraud, at least so far the overwhelming majority of those cases have frankly been rejected. while critics might argue that means there's no thing there. the president and his backers remain convinced that if they get a chance to wait in, that could all change. to be continued. >> shannon: we are talking all these cases, including those now panting at the court, thank you kevin. to georgia now where secretary of state brad raffensperger released images of a number of letters and postcards today allegedly sent

likely they won't even though we can't get those two weeks or so of our lives back and there is a stubstantivee packed by donald trump and mitch mcconnell and that's why there is an urgent and concrete argument for democrats now to think about how to restructure the judiciary. somewhat radicalized is long-time democratic operative, hillary clinton's former press secretary perhaps singularly focused on making the courts ex founder of demand justice and organization that is devoted to doing just that. layout for me just like let's get rid of constraints or any sort of constraints. if you had a magic want, what would a plan for restructuring the judiciary or expanding it look like if you could do whatever you wanted to do? >> well, i think kwoyou'd want do two things with the last two va can s vacancies and unprecedented maneuvers to block any consideration of barack obama's nominee in 2016 that was unprecedented and just this year you have another unprecedented move in terms of confirming a justice, rushing to do so right before an election, confirming somebody closer to an election than

he said there was no evidence that would overturn the election results stub billable was not asked wasn fraud for the basis of the statement. that is one thing you have made a false statement on if you want to go through the others, i will itemize them one by one. tell us will itemize them one by one. tell us where you have found evidence of election fraud, what lawsuits that would overturn the results of the election? i do not know how familiar you are with the united states constitution, but start with the most obvious one. article one, section four of the united states constitution note here is the election clause. the election clause gives congress the ability to define the time, place and manner of an election for federal offices and congress did that. congress said an election day, 2a hour window in which citizens can cast their vote. congress also permitted some exceptions, for example, special privileges or circumstances for disabled people. military personnel, serving overseas can get absentee ballots. for example, if you're willing to sign a statement that you are not going t

last—minute demands, then today, the mood was basically that the negotiations were in intensive phase stub, when we got thatjoint statement for michel barnier and lord david frost, saying that significant divergences still remained on those three key areas that have been sticking points throughout the —— the level playing field, governance and fishing quotas, psychic it is significant tomorrow, we're going to see the political intervention, borisjohnson we're going to see the political intervention, boris johnson speaking to ursula von der leyen tomorrow. that is a much needed injection of political momentum, if you like, but i think certainly the message from the uk side tonight is that they are not speaking that positively, talking about no progress and a phone call really acknowledging that they are still, the phone call between the two leaders, there are still some distance between the two sides, so the talks have not collapsed, they've described it as a pause, but i think for people earlier in the week or even today expecting these talks to kind of snowball into a deal like tomorrow,

harding wins, one of the most loopsided elections in american history and that clears the way for the stub bon isolation jim of the 20s and 30s. >> in some ways it's always seemed to me the 1930s were the most isolationist decade in american history that -- at least in the 20s they had the idea that, well, the federal reserve should work with the bank of england. the young plan to get financial flows going in postwar europe. so there was a -- it was inadequate, sort of hyperoptimistic that simply by keeping the economies of the world going, we could keep -- oh, and nave disarmment. >> and kellogg, every now and then i do ask myself for the viewers, it was the wonderful 1929 treaty, was it ratified. -- 28, signed -- but it outlawed war, and really just in the nick of time, too. can you imagine what history would have been like if war had not been you lawed in late 1920s. the murder, the may hem that -- mayhem that would have taken place. they weren't completely idiots, complete idiots the isolationists of the '20s but for one thing the idea of self-determination, breaking up the european em

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we have stubs their lives. we have established we can connectivity order to make it easy and out of these has limited the entire region from this joined up so i just said the international community and mr minister is not convinced of that the u.n. says that we have reports that the fighting continues between federal forces and the t p l f and affiliated on the leisure goldeyes they describe the situation as worrying as volatile as spiraling out of control with an appalling impact on civilians ultimately i just like to bring a back to the fact that abi has he has pursued a military solution to this conflict ultimately while your international allies on the continent and beyond have expressed a lot of concern they've called for dialogue there was an african union delegation actually in the capital that was reportedly not even allowed to meet with the t.p.o. laugh by your government is that your understanding of more democracy blocking dialogue why not talk. one thing i'm talking to you from i this. whether i'm a

instead of the stub end station that we, which does constrain capacity and that has been cleared environmentally, but in the future we anticipate this will be a fully through station for the operators to go across the bay with the future bart capital corridor rail link, standard gauge rail link. and then we have completed, as i mentioned, some phasing workshops, as well as the breakdown structure, another way to say work plan. we've done sounding interviews that did inform some of the early thinking and delivery options. permit list, risk register, these are all things part of the development process that have no reason to wait. and it's good to do everything early on. f.t.a. requires the risk register and it will be compliant with that as well as the selection of the engineering consultant also helps very much. these are finally, again, a summary of the actions we intend to bring before you in 2021. the comprehensive work plan in december. the phasing recommendation in august. and delivery strategy in october. we do plan to bring between now and august other information items around, again, the

reaction steve i have release from doesn't labor just to put in perspective this is better news still stub programs two federal programs the state programs for the week ending december 12 a little bit delayed was 19.4 million. so there were 19.6 million people collecting some sort of unemployment for week ending december 12th that is a line to almost 800,000 but, again, some of these extended benefits, people are not collecting them any longer in -- in some states. because of the way the state claims work, 24 states have extended benefits available for week ending december 12 steve your reaction to this report. steve: very, very positive, really positive i was expecting much higher let's not forget, dagen, last three weeks or so a increase in the virus cases many, many states have completely locked down, illinois, new york, new jersey, california, especially those blue states with democratic governors that takes away a lot of jacks. this economy you used this word so many times during the show today, which is so appropriate, dagen kw9 resilience" it is sturdy there are people hurting near

met office across south—west england in particular was stu b south—west england in particular was stubear in terms of the feel of the weather and type of weather. things will quieten down and cool down for much of the country. i am not sure we will see a white christmas but we could have a hard frost going into christmas day. britain isolated — as more countries around the world ban travel from the uk to stop the spread of the new strain of coronavirus. there's severe disruption to cross channel trade as france stops the arrival of passengers and freight — but there are hopes this lunchtime the french government may soon allow movement from the uk to resume. we don't know how long it will go on. we certainly are hearing some very good indications from both sides, we see it now that they are actively looking at what these new protocols can be so we are hoping that it can be resolved very quickly. the prime minister will chair a meeting of the government's cobra emergency this afternoon to discuss the crisis. the growing international travel ban on britain brings big falls on the markets

to cease the hostilities and here is what is important and we agreed that the sides would be dear stubs of the positions which they currently were at the moment of study of the agreement that's was live for everyone to stand steal. their connection there is quite a number of technicalities and modalities involved which have to do with the infrastructure plan by the way. to cease the hostilities. but it's very important because it's. people would no longer kill shipping to debts of ultimate goal all the other leagues are secondary to the lives of people who take priority. because when we should and we solve this problem now people are not dying. the forces stood still. still there rob problems related to infrastructure problems are there from below you. know armenia this issue should be settled through negotiation of. these joint statements and when you see a platform for say. look what it says is really after the cease fire is installed the next stage should be normalizing relations in doing. opening up the infrastructure and economic potential of all sides that it also covers a real ro