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from brusselsg us is vincent juvyns from jp morgan. sunak may be supporting jobs after the furlough extension program, should he be supporting it or is it prolonging the inevitable? vincent: it is the case everywhere in continental europe at the moment. we have seen the degradation in the stock market in july. the job market in the u.k. still need some support so we should maintain the furlough scheme beyond the october limit. in europe, we are not confronted with that issue. most systems remain in place for the foreseeable future well into 2021 which will allow people to be able to continue to maintain a decent level of income. the politics playing a role in what is happening in the u.k.. the last few weeks dominated by brexit. we all thought it was done. believes that ultimately there will be a deal that boris johnson is engaged with right now some high-stakes negotiating tactics. what if the market is wrong? i hear it from everybody. are we underpricing the risk of a no deal brexit? the best case, you see that common sense will prev

john vincent and lewis miller. they modeled it after the there had been so popular within the methodist church just a couple of decades before. about the second awakening and made to 40's, 1860's time and what was called the burn our district included in new york. this is what they had in mind. they did not want their chautauqua to be as even till a stick or sensational -- evangelical or sensational. mainly just being in nature and worshiping outdoors. i'm often asked how to talk about its name. hasasked if the chautauqua something to do with native americans? the name does. chautauqua was a tribe of native americans that lived in that region of new york. that has thate name. chautauqua has a native american origin, but nothing else after that had it -- had any connections. chautauquad their and intended it to be a place to train sunday school teachers. who at the time were primarily women. but the coupled education with a legion -- leisure experience that had a retreat. it was so successful in the first year that

about 100 kilometers farther north vincent is heading for another strain. he's been carrying his equipment over the hills and through the underbrush for an hour so. he feels drawn to the wilderness. this is one of the richest gold streams in scotland and nobody comes here any more i don't know why i think they're not doing their research because the 1st thing is research and the 2nd thing is getting . vincent has been prospecting for some 40 years normally he teaches courses on how to prospect for gold but the crown of hyundai mc has left him without income for months hasn't been able to travel either he's looking for somewhat larger nuggets uses a magnifying glass to do it i've already forgotten all my problems i've only been here a few minutes. what i love doing this issue you're looking on the water with your hand you're blowing away the gravel and sometimes you just see it and that slight the holy grail prospect is well i haven't seen one yet but you just never know. the 1st hours of work of turned up nothing at all pining hasn't helped either. evening

joining us now is vincent cignarella.headed as we wrap up the third quarter into the fourth? vincent: what we are looking at, and this is really interesting coming into this quarter, is hedge funds very overweight short dollars, which means long euros. the situation going into debate might offer an infringing -- might offer an interesting twist on that. should trump win the debate, there is counterintuitive trade in the market that normally, if the president would win, you would think it would be a risk on event. in this case, a closing of the gap between the president and former vice president would suggest the potential for a contested election and a risk off move, which would be better for the dollar and negative for the euro. alix: you're right, i would not have thought that. we got a headline that new york's daily positive rate is over 3% for the first time in a month, on the day that schools are open in person for the first time. how sensitive is that for the headline? vincent: it will be is if -- it will be if it c

vincent: el sueÑo era un regalo de la eucaristÍa. muy profundo que entrÓ en mi. patricia: cambiÓ su carrera, la posibilidad de casarse, tener hijos y hace 19 aÑos le dedica la vida de la iglesia y ahora trabaja apoyando en el bronx experimentando mÁs milagros cada dÍa. >> mateo 25 dice: lo que han hecho por mis hermanos, tambiÉn lo han hecho por mÍ. karla: gracias a patricia y el padre por este testimonio tan hermoso de fe y esperanza. >> este dolor le ha transformado toda la vida a partir de esto. karla: es una gran historia de fe y de esperanza. seguiremos recordando a todos estos seres de hace 19 aÑos >> estamos en todas las redes sociales. sÍguenos en facebook, twitter e insta gran. mantente informado a travÉs de nuestra pÁgina de univisiÓn, el app y nuestra pÁgina de youtube. francisca: mario bautista estÁ contento con su nuevo material musical y tambiÉn cambiÓ de look. carlos: asÍ es y ha estado preparando otro vÍdeo para su sencillo " tequila". esto fue lo que hablÓ con nosotros. >> " tequila" es lo mÁs nuevo de mario bautista

vincent chaigneau, head of research at generali investment.s latest stunt is traveling through london, sitting down in a cinema to see tennis. the florist -- first blockbuster released since the pandemic but will it be "mission impossible" at the box office or will audiences return to the movies this weekend? this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ manus: you are watching "bloomberg surveillance." i am manus cranny in dubai. grab your popcorn and a mask. christopher nolan's long-awaited t," isuster, tene released in some parts of the u.s. today and china over the weekend after it debuted elsewhere in the world. we have been speaking to the imax ceo about the industry. >> one thing that warner others intended, which is really -- warner bros. intended was, instead of the traditional pattern where you would wait for the whole world to be safe and then open, they said, there may never be a time where it all works perfectly. let's do a rolling, global opening and let's open where it's safe and continue to roll through the world in doing that. right now, that seems

>>if all goes well saint vincent de paul could be reopened as soon as thursday. so far 80 schools have requested applications from the city's health department all of those private schools, public schools still have more hurdles to jump as the usd still needs to hammer out a deal with the teachers union as one example, they say they expected to be some time before public school students are back in their classrooms. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>classes resumed at santa clara university today, but the new school year will certainly be a different experience for everyone, most classes are virtual this semester with limited access to the campus. students living on campus will be able to of course use their dorms this study areas the lawns and the common areas. but only students teachers and employees will be allowed on campus all other visitors. you can just pass through everyone must be wearing masks and follow physical distancing guidelines. >>president trump says he will name his supreme court pick as soon as friday or saturday of this week, he's rejecting democr

for close to the digger gets to the village the greater the threat to norbert vincent and its farm. but as this is the property line here 100 digger is already right there in front of it's about 3 or 400 metres away it's come a lot closer in the last few months. only 3 more years that this whole undesigned would have disappeared to godfather europe's largest open cast lignite mind. germany has pledged to phase out code by 2038 but that's too late for the victims. they live as an extended family on this historic farm with a 1000 square metres of land my. grandfather was resettled here because of that same mine more than 60 years ago when he was he was told that there was an old farm here that he could take over and he'd be safe here you know we're the 4th generation and it seems we'll have to leave again because of the mine . vic we sell a seat hurt. we don't want to leave this one though. the vincents want to defend themselves but most of the neighbors have given up even though it's difficult for them. you know not you know i want them for nothing having to leave our home is really

about 100 kilometers farther north vincent is heading for another strain. he's been carrying his equipment over the hills and through the underbrush for an hour so. he feels drawn to the wilderness. this is one of the richest gold streams in scotland and nobody comes here any more i don't know why i think they're not doing their research because the 1st thing is research and the 2nd thing is getting . vincent has been prospecting for some 40 years normally he teaches courses on how to prospect for gold but the crown of hyundai mc has left him without income for months hasn't been able to travel either he's looking for somewhat larger nuggets uses a magnifying glass to do it i've already forgotten all my problems. i've only been here a few minutes. what i love doing this is you're looking on the water with your hand you're blowing away the gravel and sometimes you just see it and that slight the holy grail prospect is well i haven't seen one yet but you just never know. the 1st hours of work of turned up nothing at all pining hasn't helped either. evening co

about 100 kilometers farther north vincent is heading for another strain. he's been carrying his equipment over the hills and through the underbrush for an hour so. he feels drawn to the wilderness. this is one of the richest gold streams in scotland and nobody comes here any more i don't know why i think they're not doing their research because the 1st thing is research and the 2nd thing is getting . vincent has been prospecting for some 40 years normally he teaches courses on how to prospect for gold but the crown of hyundai mc has left him without income for months hasn't been able to travel either he's looking for somewhat larger nuggets uses a magnifying glass to do it i've already forgotten all my problems. i've only been here a few minutes. what i love doing this is you're looking on the water with your hand you're blowing away the gravel and sometimes you just see it and that's like the holy grail prospectors well i haven't seen one yet but you just never know. the 1st hours of work of turned up nothing at all panning doesn't help either. evening co

the closer the digger gets to the village the greater the threat to norbert vincent and its farm. for this is the property line here 100 digger is already right there in front of it's about 3 or 400 metres away it's come a lot closer in the last few months. only 3 more years that his home undesigned would have disappeared to godfather europe's largest opencast lignite mine. germany has pledged to phase out coal of by 2038 but that's too late for the vid since. they live as an extended family on this historic farm with a 1000 square metres of land. my grandfather was resettled here because of that same mine more than 60 years ago when he was out he was told that there was an old farm here that he could take over and he'd be safe here you know we're the 4th generation and it seems we'll have to leave again because of the mine. vic we sell seed i've heard it's we don't want to leave this one though. the vincents want to defend themselves but most of the neighbors have given up even though it's difficult for them. yeah right yeah right in front of me having to leave our home is really

about 100 kilometers farther north vincent is heading for another strain. he's been carrying his equipment over the hills and through the underbrush for an hour so. he feels drawn to the wilderness. this is one of the richest gold streams in scotland and nobody comes here any more i don't know why i think they're not doing their research because the 1st thing is research and the 2nd thing is getting. vincent has been prospecting for some 40 years normally he teaches courses on how to prospect for gold but the crown of hyundai mc has left him without income for months hasn't been able to travel either he's looking for somewhat larger nuggets uses a magnifying glass to do it i've already forgotten all my problems but i've only been here a few minutes. what i love doing this issue you're looking underwater with your hand you're blowing away the gravel and sometimes you just see it and that slight the holy grail prospect as well i haven't seen one yet but you just never know. the 1st hours of work of turned up nothing at all pining hasn't helped either. evening

that was the bbc‘s danny vincent in hong kong. stay with us on bbc news.s made life miserable for many in parts of western europe. she received the nobel peace prize for her work with the poor and the dying in india's slums. the head of the catholic church said mother teresa was a wonderful example of how to help people in need. we have to identify the bodies, then arrange the coffins and take them back home. parents are waiting and wives are waiting. hostages appeared. some carried, some running, trying to escape the nightmare behind them. britain lost a princess today, described by all to whom she reached out as irreplaceable. an early—morning car crash in a paris underpass ended a life with more than its share of pain and courage, warmth and compassion. this is bbc world news, the latest headlines: joe biden and donald trump have criticised each other‘s records on law and order — as they continue their campaigns for the white house. mass covid testing paid for by china comes into effect in hong kong. some call for a boycott. three years ago, a crackdown

>>well that's right health inspectors were here at saint vincent de paul's school to check out their safety plan and to see the changes they've made inside. they are still waiting, however for a final green light to let kids back in the classroom. >>we're just kind of like sitting in purgatory way walking into saint vincent de paul school visitors are greeted by a statue of the virgin mary holding her hands out next to a bottle of hand sanitizer there are a lot of kid-friendly signs inside showing how to wear masks and how to greet friends safely, but that's just the beginning of the changes made here so we had to clear out the classrooms completely and start with a blank slate really that was important. >>and then bring in only essential items which would allow us to abide by the guidelines provided by the department of health. >>and so our desk source 4 to 6 feet apart. we had shields we have masks available to the students. we have a teacher area where students are allowed to cross over. we've done away with a lot of the clutter which is actually a good thing, especially for venti

so how was vincent harbor going to use this experience in manufacturing workforce if no new factoriesr businesses could be built? that is a good question. and one that has remained unanswered for the last few decades. i saw into harbors experience similar to the committee where i grew up and just north of cincinnati. the neighboring town of hamilton, during the 19th and 20 centuries is when the world's most important manufacturers of paper, bank vaults as well as machine tools and railroad switches. the deindustrialization overtook hamilton as it did with vincent harbor, its economic health weekend, jobs were eliminated, and businesses close down leaving behind abandoned buildings polluted industrial sites and the people who'd set the roots down. new businesses coming into southwestern ohio, did not return to hamilton. they went to the suburbs. they went to the farmland. they went where the farmland was cheaper and less pollution which allowed commercial investments to be made easier. and which created its own environmental cost is more farmland was paved over and turned into business

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give vincent could only shake his head paired. >> it's unbelievable to me so these groups come out andd friend, jay, patriot prayer supporter and the way they respond is they don't ban these groups, they banas. >> i also asked his reaction to the suspects death? >> we're happy that he's not walking around free especially after we saw him do interviews, but we wanted them to bring him in alive because there was several people involved in that murder and we want to figure out who they are. >> portland police say they are still investigating and looking for this man who witnessed the shooting. meanwhile a memorial will be held saturday in vancouver, washington hosted by patriot prayer to celebrate the life of aaron j danielson. >> to flashpoint in the demonstrations and destruction plaguing american cities have turned deadly in the last two weeks. now michael reinoehl ended in rittenhouse is facing murder charges. with stock it about the summer of discontent with the can cuccinelli. welcome, sir. >> good evening britt give this a speak in last week's portland killing is now dead buddy tal

the close of the digger gets to the village the greater the threat to norbert vincent and its farm. this is the copper t. line here and it is already right there in front of it's about 3 or 400 meters away it's come a lot closer in the last few months. only 3 more years to this whole undesigned would have disappeared to got that europe's largest open cast lignite mind. germany has pledged to phase out coal of by 2038 but that's too late for the vid since. they live as an extended family on this historic farm with a 1000 square metres of land. my grandfather was resettled here because of that same mine more than 60 years ago when he was a he was told that there was an old farm here that he could take over and he'd be safe here you know now we're the 4th generation and it seems we'll have to leave again because of the mine. vic he's all seat hurt. we don't want to leave this one though. the vincents want to defend themselves but most of the neighbors have given up even though it's difficult for them. you know i went in for having to leave our home is really tough because will never fi

meanwhile in the men‘s race, france‘s vincent luis defended his title.ownlee was ninth with brotherjonny back in 31st. record—breaking mare enable has won herfinal race in britain — the september stakes at kempton under frankie dettori. the six—year—old went to the front early on and never looked in danger, winning by seven lengths from 33—1 shot kirstenbosch in second. trained byjohn gosden, she‘s on course to bid for an historic third prix de l‘arc de triomphe next month. that‘s all from sportsday. now on bbc news, it‘s time for the film review. hello and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best movies available for viewing in cinemas and in the home. over the years, there‘ve been a plethora of movies called les miserables. from the 1935 best picture contender starring fredric march and charles laughton, through the 1958 adaptation hailed as one of the first french blockbusters, to the more recent adaptation of the hit stage musical which proved that whatever else he can do, like running you over with a big truck, unhinged

about 100 kilometers farther north vincent is heading for another strain. has been carrying his equipment over the hills and through the underbrush for an hour so. he feels drawn to the wilderness. this is one of the richest gold streams in scotland and nobody comes here any more i don't know why i think they're not doing their research because the 1st thing is research and the 2nd thing is getting . vincent has been prospecting for some 40 years normally he teaches courses on how to prospect for gold but the crown of hyundai mc has left him without income for months hasn't been able to travel either he's looking for somewhat larger nuggets uses a magnifying glass to do it i've already forgotten all my problems i've only been here a few minutes. or i love doing this issue you're looking underwater with your hand you're blowing away the gravel and sometimes you just see it and that slight the holy grail prospect as well i haven't seen one yet but you just never know. the 1st hours of work of turned up nothing at all pining doesn't help either. evening comes

do we have vincent back? and the idea of let's bring vincent back in.nt in and people were telling him roko, we'll come get you. pick it up from there if you would. >> they said to my father, we'll send people up. wait where you are. we'll come for you. my father said quoted saying please, don't send anyone up here. there is thick smoke. i find that unbelievable. >> trace: your dad was a hero. he saved lives doing that. what does today mean for you, your family and the member -- memory of your father? >> we remember our dad every day. there isn't a day that goes by where he isn't mentioned. i had a baby girl named meadow recently. i can't wait to tell her the story of my father and show her videos and fox has some great videos of my dad that will help my daughter know who he was and -- they never found my father's remains. so coming down here i know he is scattered across the ground here. this is my father's cemetery. it is truly -- it brings everything back. every time i come down here it brings everything back. >> trace: our hearts go out to you for y

brian eugene bilcher carl vincent bini gary eugene bird joshua david birnbaum >> that was moving.k bingham was from the bay area. he was actually on the pennsylvania flight, and he was one of the ones that rushed the cabin to try to stop the terrorists. they also took a plane down here into the pentagon where we're taking a live look right now. families who died when american airlines flight 77 crashed into the pentagon killing all 64 people onboard on the plane and 125 people in that building. they're going to be able to visit the pentagon memorial privately later today. it's because of the pandemic they're having different types of ceremonies this year.

and i thank you for this opportunity to share with you vincent house. you, as.p. biden: thank , we'veer would say reviewed a lot in the last decade about health and well-being. one of them we have learned is that the double addiction of mental health and substance we always thought that physical addiction to a substance caused mental illness. not so. other way around. now, and isthat out not what you asked, but i'm just going to make the point of it though. one of the things we have to do, speaking of schooling, we used to, in our public school system, have school psychologists in a , andl, social workers as school resources. now we only have one school .sychologist for 1500 kids mental problems that start off fact,nxieties, in accelerate drug addiction. so by putting psychologists back in the school system, we can identify early an entire generation that is dealing with serious, serious uncertainty their state of security. for example, the generation between seven years old and 17 in terms of anxiety, because they see mom and dad splitting, they see this crazy th

>>if all goes well saint vincent de paul could be reopened as soon as thursday. so far 80 schools have requested applications from the city's health department all of those private schools, public schools still have more hurdles to jump and the usd still needs to hammer out a deal with the teachers union as one example, they say they expected to be some time before public school students are back in their classrooms. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>all right switching gears now to national the supreme court's new session begins in just a couple of weeks the republican controlled senate is now racing to replace justice ruth bader ginsburg, who of course died friday lauren lister explains to the president's current frontrunners are and when the pick might be announced. >>president trump today saying he will nominate a replacement for justice ruth bader ginsburg on the supreme court after her funeral by the end of this week governor make a decision on. >>i love friday or saturday i will announce that i'm the friday or saturday. >>and then the work begins and from senat

theater of blood with vincent price proved she could do comedy. >> what i be interfering with his majestesaughter] >> a christmas special sealed her popularity. >> we love me when i'm old and ugly? >> of course i do. why is it men cannot spend 10 mins along with an actress without meioning that. >> her finest performance was as the murders greek tragic hero. >> pick up the sword and queen -- creep. >> she appeared in greek trage opposite helen mirren. i pray you, take patients. >> and can -- ng we are. >> you telephoned me, don't you remember? >> contemporary drama. >> nothing must interfere. >> an episode of doctor who written especially for her playing opposite her daughter, rachel steing. she resurrected the accent of hechildhood. >> i have outlived them all. do you know why? i ignore them. in game of thronesshe played the sharp tongued clean of thorns. >> you are a dragon. >> a distinguish actress whose career stretched over more than >>lf a century. narrator: funding for this presention of this program is provided by... language specialists teaching spanish, french and more. raymond j

for close to the digger gets to the village the greater the threat to norbert vincent and its farm. for this is the property line here and the digger is already right there in front. it's about 3 or 400 meters away it's come a lot closer in the last few months. only 3 more years than his home undesigned would have disappeared to godfather europe's largest open cast lignite mind. germany has pledged to phase out coal of by 2038 but that's too late for the vid since. they live as an extended family on this historic farm with a 1000 square metres of land. my grandfather was resettled here because of that same mine more than 60 years ago when he was he was told that there was an old farm here that he could take over and he'd be safe here you know now we're the 4th generation and it seems we'll have to leave again because of the mine. vic he's all seat hurt. we don't want to leave this one though. the vincents want to defend themselves but most of the neighbors have given up even though it's difficult for them. you know i went in for having to leave our home is really tough because will

in the men‘s race, france‘s vincent luis defended the title he won for the first time last year.the 2020 men‘s and women‘s titles would be decided at a one—off event. five—time ashes winner ian bell is going to retire from cricket. he won 118 test caps for england, scoring over 7,000 runs. the 38—year—old has spent his entire career with warwickshire and will call it a day at the end of the domestic season. it's it‘s obviously a difficult decision to make. it is a career and i suppose a job that i have absolutely loved to pieces, all i wanted to do was play cricket for a living so i suppose it is the end of a chapter and moving on. but honestly thinking with myself and talking to people around me, it felt like the right thing to do. i said i wanted to be able to play or i believed i wanted to play at a level and i think physically now with the injuries, thatis physically now with the injuries, that is not possible. that‘s all the sport for now. president trump is facing a backlash over reports he mocked american soldiers killed in action. mr trump has strongly denied the accusati

>>if all goes well saint vincent de paul could be reopened as soon as thursday. so far 80 schools have requested applications from the city's health department all of those private schools, public schools still have more hurdles to jump and the usd still needs to hammer out a deal with the teachers union as one example, they say they expected to be some time before public school students are back in their classrooms. maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>there is a big fight being fought over the supreme court seat now empty following the death of justice ruth bader ginsburg and president trump says he'll announce his nominee to fill that seat on saturday and joining us now with a look at what could come next is former chairman of the california republican party tom del beccaro tom always pleasure to have you on thank you for joining us. of course it never a dull prices yeah, and now we're starting to see some of the latest surveys coming in the polls and the question being asked is by all of them should president trump fill this vacancy this close to the election and i g

i'm joined now by the bbc‘s danny vincent, who is in hong kong. welcome to you.is mass testing and what the authorities might do with the data? well, it's difficult to know to what extent hong kong residents feel concerned about this testing, but what we do know is that 500,000 people have registered to take the test at the moment. the authorities hope that up to 5 million people would have registered and, of course, the pro—democracy activist and campaigners have made their concerns are very clear. they are worried that the information, the dna that is passed on through these tests could make their way back to la bs could make their way back to labs in the mainland. of course, authorities here have said that that is not going to happen. but i think what we're seeing here is another example the levels of distrust, at least from the pro—democracy campaigners, towards the authorities stop in some ways this can be seen as somewhat of an extension of some of the political debate that has been happening in hong kong over the last year, happening in hong kong over the

arresto se llevó a cabo en los terrenos de esta iglesia en maryland, el lugar donde estaba refugiado vincentr su deportación, ice llevó al terreno de la iglesia para revisar la batería el monitor que llevaba en el tobillo y con engaños fue arrestado. >>> nosotros estamos unidos para luchar hasta las últimas consecuencias para que este padre, esposo y amigo sea liberado >>> en caso está causando preocupación, janet guerra está refugiada en esta iglesia de dénver y teme que esta práctica de ice pone en peligro su seguridad y la de sus hijos >>> con esta administración no nos sorprendería que sí violaran sus protocolos y los recintos sagrados >>> en un comunicado ice justificó la acción diciendo: ( información en pantalla ) >>> vamos a presentar nuestros argumentos legales porque es una detención ilegal. >>> escuelas, centros médicos, lugares de culto y paradas de autobuses escolares están en la lista de lugares sensibles donde ice no hace detenciones ni redadas. ahora en este caso podría cambiarlo todo. >>> es como algo personal en contra del movimiento santuarios >>> los abogados del hombre n

they're also expected to do 10 more site visits of other schools by friday if all goes well saint vincent de paul could be reopened as soon as thursday in all 80 schools have requested applications from the city's health department all of those are private schools, public schools still have hurdles to jump sf usd for example still has to hammer out a plan with the teachers union they say they expected to be some time before public school students are back in their classrooms. >>maureen kelly kron 4 news. >>classes are back in session at santa clara university not surprisingly a very different experience from what students and teachers are used to most of the classes are virtual with limited access to the campus. most campus buildings will remain closed at least for now that's unless they're being used for academic research remote learning or some in person classes students living on campus they will have access to their dorm rooms study areas lawns common areas students living off campus along with other visitors they can only pass directly through the campus. everybody of course has to w

photojournalist vincent goh has been covering the drug war killings for four years.ntly, it's more of there are less police operations and more of motorcycle gunmen and abductions and dumping of dead bodies. the government's drug war death toll, published on facebook, shows that, during the covid—19 pandemic, the number of suspects killed during police operations increased by double digits, bringing the total to nearly 6,000. but human rights groups say that doesn't include the thousands more shadowy killings by masked gunmen, like the ones taking place in this neighbourhood. despite the gory killings, president duterte continues to have broad support in the philippines. but the united nations are considering sending an investigation team to the country, following a damning report by human rights observers. the government say they have already established a panel to look into the killings during police operations. if there have been certain lapses orflaws in the procedure implemented, then certain recommendations on how to correct those flaws will be made. but rights

communities as data when used interest reports. 2020 was the beginning of an exacting new chapter to vincent 2 little high school but in mid march in response to call beginning to end the kenyan government closed all schools including higher education the measure disrupted the lives of nearly 17000000 students across the country for 16 year old little it's meant hiding his family cuttle out in the wild rather than seeing an education. given that i was really excited to do in high school because i've never been to boarding school. but i was frustrated when i was told schools would be closed and you know i miss the interaction with students and sharing ideas with the school. long distance learning camps with other challenges too little simply doesn't have enough time for studying certain and i don't know it's just wake up look after cut into something you know. and you can't concentrate when you try to study so much you fall asleep. on a day like this this classroom would be students for children even more until the kenyan government counts of the 20 twentieth's. due to the coronavirus but for

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educationally for the rest of his life but i'm pleased now to welcome to the day mr peter since he himself mr vincentgood to have you with us. what moved you to write this letter and to organize this response in defense of this teenage boy. good evening because the president will hurry was 2 years ago and doesn't he. can know and i were thinking when i learned this history that maybe is his visit and emotions that he certainly felt on those very cruel place. may make him that's a. gift given a chance to this is young boy 13 years old omar thought ok. many times you know we are looking on media and internet on social media. many different tragic histories this time. because it was the president who visited us really looks only go i was thinking that maybe we can we can do something and have you heard from the nigerian president since he wrote this letter . and he doesn't receive any answer from you know. we send this letter friday to the. one theory embassy in poland and he posted of course to the media and to the to the twitter. it was a weekend i suppose it must take sometimes for. some discussions

transform this academic building into a debate site says case western reserve university provost pen vincent got to bring in stages trusses lighting. we have to do all kinds of things with our computer system the debate is taking place inside the sampson pavilion on the health education campus of the university and the cleveland clinic where medical dental and nursing students study, the nearly half million square foot building that opened last year includes a large atrium where the debate will take place in a larger than the white house itself. it is dedicated to health care. in a moment where the entire world is grappling with health so what greater to to be sending to have that debate in that building at this time and in cleveland, this is the second time this year this building has been converted for another use in april it was transformed into a surge hospital for covid-19 the building not that old and it's proven to be very flexible. >>the 1000 bad hope hospital was equipped to add capacity to treat coronavirus patients but was never used and then dismantled in july. >>cleveland clinic

at the maria camp have been brought to safety away from the old facility and we can all speak to vincent costello who was europe bureau director for the un refugee agency in 2015 and is now its special envoy for the central mediterranean there's a cost a very brief question whose fault is this. well i mean i think it's too early to know what was the cause of the fire contradictory information coming up it seemed we need to leave it to the greek with 3 days to get your mind what we had of course east of the said tragedy but those camps would not have dave look to what they are now already have been overcrowded now for years and years for this one is a person who owns folders that. well i think it's important for the greek authorities to think about another type of reception make any zone but at the same time greece needs some sort of he said it faster from european countries at least 40 in their company miners who are in these camps. you say and we hear that very often that blame is being put on the e.u. and the european solution is necessary isn't that a fig leaf for inaction very often.

the vincent finals show how a number of global banks have a lot of those two enormous amounts of money even after finding that holds about ten spacious activity. most of the banks have responded to the leaders say that these are historical issues and the since cleaned up their actct shares of thehese global banks have been plunging in trading today as a result. hsbc's share price in hong kong fell to its lowest level in twenty five years standard chartetered in london is also sx lowest level since nineteen ninety eight. deutsche bank one of the bank's mentions in mention the most in the links so it says a full. five poinint 2% in trading today. so they revelation all of let down little. until the season. tighter restrict because of the color virus. overruled street stocks for shot. taking a from. webbank and travel. lead looks. at the close the dow jones was down in the late fifths. all eleven sectors of the s. and p. five hundred dropped i'm not fell just over one percent. it's the first time since february the s. and p. five hundred has posted four straight. losses the nasdaq is also

around scrounging around the world and looking for finance to compensate the optics i don't agree we vincent and all that the optics on the ground up to that there is a vis of expropriation without competition because this is the ideology that mugabe propounded. of checking basic from the koran at least and giving it back to the beckmann it's also on the ground the optics of that to that is being the best so it is taking a lot of effort for this government explain itself and we're never this government has explained this is a government that is it lawful you know record of human rights violations they do not you know i did in the constitution they don't keep their own laws so it would be surprising to see these guys putting this through but i think that on the ground this is why the war veterans just had it at the media center we're sending this signal that it is that if this all and i'm sure that this is the kind of damage that has kept me just go to change events in terms of what ted the signal is on the ground action then sea of just heard what rejoice has been saying basically this is a