well. yes we need to do that but but it also need to remember that balance in russia and take ukraine is example our slavic states need a strong leader trusted with little. pal is that's where he's authority comes from below which may be able to those powers should be small in scope than what the president of belarus now has a name it's not even about the consequence it will miss notch. powers that the president has absolutely normal. but some of them should be given to governors now that they did that with but like to the parliament was that maybe we shoot them with that rethink the entire system so let me see now i was talking to the justice of the supreme council he's very experienced and we discussed with the president actually appoint all the judges. or t.v. supreme court. and the legal different judges sitting in the regional district city what should be appointed locally who in this will does the supreme court is a different case of course just like in russia in kazakstan president s

well i think that well the waitress problems and 2 crises when there's a strong leader in the united states and i've written spoken about that before well i think we saw that in the 2009 and i'm sure crisis when the u.s. government were able to corral everybody in the g 20 to get old accomplish together and get the well and i.m.f. to put a leg. financial basically just or countries we saw it in day really a china and demi in the 1980 s. resort and dating with a boner in 20. so there were all the way styles best when they raise us leadership of the boat and does need to be shed in a fair way and i think it's important to recognize that it's still the case the u.s. is the biggest financier of humanitarian action the biggest funder of for example unicef and the u.n. refugee agency and now well food program and other countries need to step up. when it comes to yemen i think the key point to note is that we have prevented a total tragedy with the loss of life running into the millions in yemen in recent days because despite a total destruction of the economy and the impact of the war we h

certainly well on the way. when people are turning to commodities versus you know as as a dollar continues to weaken kristie china seems to agree with this line of thinking as it's announced that it plans to boost its strategic commodities reserves to ease anxiety over both the energy and food security well what disruptions are they preparing for and what are they actually stockpiling. what china announced that starting and 2021 it will make quote men most purchases of crude oil strategic materials as well as farm goods so officials say that this is being done in order to ensure that china can ride out any we need peak of this year's supply disruptions or any deterioration in trade relations with the u.s. so this is also part of its greater goal of achieving more self-reliance which is part of its 5 year plan to 2025 so while this announcement just came out traders have actually been seeing the stockpiling this massive commodities hoarding already happening across the board for some time now china has been buyi

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but stay tuned on that as well.espective of the threat that would pose to america's continued energy independence. so why is biden adopting the policies of husband adversary -- his adversary? well, the poll numbers give us some answer. biden is currently up by five points in the average of the last five polls, but he was up by seven in the previous five polls, and far more than that leading up to the most recent two weeks. clearly, president trump is cutting into biden's lead and gaining momentum. the polls not the only indicators of the president's surging strength. a big comeback today on wall street also a very positive indicator. the dow gaining 440 points, the s&p up 67, the nasdaq up 294. a big rebound to yesterday's decline. volume on the big board, 3.9 billion shares. crude oil regaining 3% to $38 a barrel. a reminder to listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on the salem radio network. well, joining us tonight to take up these market gains and the president's leadership on the economy in part

well robots are. almost for when i want somebody who strong if i will follow what i want what are what happens for happy hour oh well. i'll come up with a war rap song i don't start hearing what a president top 5 i were in their war by a well i mean let's face it you brought up the issue of violence roaring i really wish some prominent democrats would condemn the violence that we've seen for the last few months in america's major cities here and you just won't do that and i find that to be so disheartening because you know you can't blame what happened to me out isn't trunks fall and that you can blame trump for a lot of things a lot is the president ok but he didn't do that ok but i didn't see democrats pushing back on him and this goes back on the competence thing i mean you know that is this election supposed to be the worse the better it in a bat's case it's really the worse for the people is not the worst of the politicians. well that's a great point i mean you know rina talks about president tru

well the u.s. department of defense says china is planning to double its stockpile of more than $200.00 nuclear weapons in the next decade and its annual china military power report to congress the pentagon says beijing wants to challenge us dominance in the asia pacific region now around hof of china's current stockpile of nuclear weapons includes land based intercontinental ballistic missiles that are capable of reaching the u.s. this report says that beijing wants to maintain its nuclear weaponry on the highest state of alert meaning they could be deployed on short notice but even if china stockpile doubles it would still be much much smaller than that of the u.s. which has an estimated 3800 warheads well let's not speak to hide your caster who joins us from washington d.c. heidi i can probably take a guess but give us the report headline with you. well that's right you know the headline of the fact that the u.s. is concluding that china wants to double its nuclear arsenal within the next decade

>>well this morning.we're also monitoring the latest with the local covid cases so far the state has recorded as you can see on your screen upwards of 739,000 confirmed cases with more than 13,000 deaths across the bay area more than 88,000 confirmed cases with 1100. plus deaths reported from covid-19. if congress isn't expected to return to dc for another week, but house democrats and the trump administration appear to have reached a deal that will at least keep the u.s. government funded. treasury secretary steve mnuchin says that they plan to work out details and move on the bill this week. but as far as coronavirus relief. the 2 parties are still pretty far apart. in my discussions with the speaker were were really stock his vote on certain policy issues but more importantly on the top line. >>the speaker has refused to sit down and negotiate unless we agree to something like a 2 and a half trillion dollars deal in and friday as you know we put 3 trillion dollars into the economy when the economy was

general assembly in new york well look rhona virus remains a global threat and has only made matters worse between the 2 countries in a speech chinese president xi jinping said his country is not looking for conflict and stead is calling for international cooperation. we will never see her germany expansion or steer of influence we have no intention to fight either. one with any country we will continue to not narrow differences and resolve disputes with others to dialogue and negotiation meanwhile president donald trump continued to blame china over allegedly mishandling the coronavirus and what he says could have been stopped from spreading. we will distribute a vaccine we will defeat the virus we will end the pandemic and we will enter a new era of unprecedented prosperity cooperation and peace as we pursue this bright future we must hold accountable the nation which unleashed this plague onto the world china. for more on what's going on in this tit for tat between the world's 2 largest economies they want to bring in don west coast christie i am author of understanding socialism

well n.b.c. personnel including their reporter would deny that they quassia any kind of stories and in fact they're probably the 1st one to say hang on a minute you mention the wall street journal owned by rupert murdoch you like fox news room or to fox news now everyone knows about sexual harassment at fox news and worse that's been publicized and led to mass resignations at murdoch's fox news how can you square that if you watch my twitter create i'm just as critical of ox news as i am not any of the others is just general control right now our actions to believe any of the media because you don't know what's behind why they're saying the names of those satellites who is supported lambs and is promoting what they say and just very suspicious of media these days and i mean obviously it's controversial some of those tweets that you're doing because you said black lies matter protest to me the thugs are burning destroying buildings and lives are no better than the $911.00 terrorists and i mean a f

>>all right well thank you very much well to have a list of the winery's 2 speaking of wineries was giving us a look at that when they're in the foreground but here on your screen or the list wineries that we've had confirmation that have either been damaged or destroyed. the brymer family winery chateau boswell burgess sellers. still a day on the and the fair winds estate winery again. in some cases damaged in other cases hopefully they can all rebuild wants. these fires are gone. >>also let's take a look at the fires and the north face or napa county and what they've done to an elementary school. that's been there since 19 '02. this is what's left of foothill adventists elementary parts of the school just sign that standing he shattered the windows some classrooms were saved. but severe damage at that school as you can say. >>lot of destruction which is from what i've seen i was here on sunday. even sunday night as the just on this next ridge and then somehow it was you know, so hot. so windy that the numbers ever filed a class not and i and say this home out last month more than 20 minu

well we can you coming into this hurricane season series it was going to be i don't well above average season every meteorologist talk about that every forecaster and we're seeing it come to reality already exhausted the entire list of hurricane names from the national hurricane center now into the greek alphabet which is only happened once before in history in 2005 or on beta already so we clearly are seeing a record setting year in terms of number of storms fortunately we have not seen storms at the level you showed in your chart a few minutes ago of those nasty lawsuits if you haven't come to that level yet which is a good thing for you well let's look at the stimulus here what are some of the most significant ways cover 19 has also affected your members i mean markets have been affected severely but with many banks choosing to put mortgages on moratorium the house marking is market is actually relatively steady are your members choosing to forego their rates or payments at this time. well insurers took a lot of important steps to help consumers help their customers cope with the fi

well hey for has that story. >>this is where it happened a modest home in the stock where investigators say a man threw flaming gas on a couple when they open their front door man well tomorrow was there i see the lady. when to use on fire the will be voting tomorrow ran to help from trying to the flames but the cause. >>the league will be back in the mapping the incident happened 6 weeks ago. >>but the aftermath is still evident on annabel court. many emotions are still raw. i see her in there. >>rolling around in front right there completely engulfed in flames her has been out here could just. >>on fire for kareen tomorrow who shares the other side of the burned duplex the scene was chaotic. >>it's the most horrific thing i've ever seen. i mean i don't care what problems you have with anybody. nobody but or that the suspect was also burned the couple jorge and patsy garcia. >>are hospitalized in critical condition with burns over 80% of their bodies. their 5 year-old daughter who was rescued from the flames by

well well well well not not we're going to tell you what maybe maybe not but i believe that at the end that if they do you side with a nation that has a history of financing exporting terrorism a mission that has not added any value to peace in the mideast or you decide would a nation that is looking for not only the best interest of its own people which is america but the best interest of people in the mideast president trump has demonstrated recently that he has made significant moves to bring peace to that region and we all know that no one can deny that so the question is who are you going to side with either you side with the united states and or you side with the rant and they're going to happen make that this issue moving forward ok i believe historically they're going to they're going to side with the united states my hear we're trying to respond to that so just to make things clear here i don't think it's going to be a question of the u.s. sort of imposing sanctions on from germany the e.u. but what the u.s. has already been doing for many years and i think will now set me con

tell the well to you are there maybe one or 2 people who don't know already well into the street. i'm a writer and a performer and i am also a proud mother just see paris. ladies great to have you can i have the gods. could debate going already on the you so nessie is so apps a is i don't think it will have an effect on climate what's it possibly to paris music is just music. well i couldn't disagree more with that statement 1st of all we've been doing this for 6 years and we've firsthand seen the power of music and specifically on the climate movement it started 6 years ago. becky and i are both musicians we're both climate activists and we were so inspired by the people's climate march which took place in new york city it was the biggest most diverse climate mobilization in history and we were still so moved by this incredible moment there was such a historic moment and we didn't sense that there was a cultural event tied to it nothing to not only celebrate this amazing moment in history but also to do that now what piece like moving forward what are the solutions how can we mai

well, 503. nasdaq down 408.l-life deal that's turned into an international firestorm. the trump administration's deadline for tiktok to find a buyer or else be banned is now just a week away, but so far, radio silence on a deal by the chinese-owned social media player. what is the holdup? let's bring in new inside information on where tiktok stands. charlie gasparino, what's happening with the talks? charlie: well, you know, we don't exactly know what's happening with the talks because i do not have sources inside the chinese politburo. that's an aspect of this involving the chinese government not easy to crack that code, as you know. it used to be china watchers who used to watch from way afar, what's going on in china. that's kind of like how we have to do this. so there is an aspect here that's controlled by the chinese government because tiktok is owned by bytedance, a chinese company, and they just imposed new rules on transfer of assets and data assets, and this falls into that realm. the chinese governmen

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thank you very much well. >>time now is 5.34 and happening tomorrow yosemite is going to reopen to won't look like this wow. >>that was a crazy that air quality member that what day was that. >>was wednesday. we'll hear was shut down because of all the smoke from the creek fire in fresno county it's been shut down. >>reservations are still required. but at least they're opening up which a lot of hikers can breathe easy to be happy to get in there that'll be good to see them get back. >>under way now to the south bay where health officials say that there's been a dramatic improvement in neighborhoods on the east side of san jose, some of the progress may be the result of an ongoing outreach effort with kron four's rob fladeboe to explain. >>about 2 dozen teams like this one are now engaged in spreading the word about how to stop the spread of the coronavirus they are part of santa clara county's community health and business engagement team. the idea is to inform and encourage essential workers and residents ab

>> well, i think that we have used science-based research driven responses and that has served us wellumbers incredibly low and i'm very proud of our community for that. i think that we will continue to use this uniform community scorecard that we developed that has established triggers for restrictions or reopenings that are already in place within our community. we'll continue to use that established criteria to ensure that we effectively respond in a science-based research driven way to covid-19 in our community. >> there are established criteria here as you note, developed by the folks who know this stuff. mayors, thank you to both of you. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. >>> the mayor of portland is joining the chorus calling for and to violent protests in that city. the head of the city's police union, he's going to join me shortly to discuss what that means and what comes next. among my patients, i often see them have teeth sensitivity as well as gum issues. does it worry me? absolutely. sensodyne sensitivity & gum gives us the dual action effect that really takes care

well i mean gallagher is in miami florida for a sunday what's the situation like there now well it seems that florida has really borne the brunt of hurricane sali it came ashore in the early hours of wednesday morning in alabama but quickly turned to the east flooding the streets of places like pensacola you've got about half a 1000000 people across a couple of different states now without power that's typical of a storm 'd of this strength but the real key thing about hurricane sally and a lot of other hurricanes we've seen lately is that it's moving at an agonizing pace as you said about 5 kilometers per hour that means it's lingering over the state of florida causing problems in louisiana as well and even as far west as mississippi so this is a big storm it's a very powerful it's what climate change scientists have been talking about for at least the past 2 to 3 hurricane seasons that hurricanes are in fact getting stronger getting wetter and getting slower remember hurricane laura just last month which hit the coast of louisiana was on the most powerful storms on record picked up a t

well you know. i think it's a bit of a long 3 lines and that actually my sympathize summarize a lot of what but we've heard from our correspondents today and i would say that they on balance and they are stability and reform balance was born out of great suffering from the iraq invasion and i think one years ago kuwait was basically taken over completely it became a government that they want it that it was liberated and since then kuwait has traded a very fine line between regional and will and that's why we had our own correspondent from washington but about additional china well great is a friend of the united states but it also became part of the so and built chinese project when it comes to the region it also balances out between say iran and saudi arabia within the gulf itself which if you should take sites with solid yet again. so i want to know all this there is. the legacy of kuwait meant bending balance between the various powers and and influences in the region and beyond the question of s

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well planned, well invested, well protected. voya. be confident to and through retirement. >>and >>we are back time now 5.14 crowds look at this took over the open space there dolores park in san francisco. over the weekend to try and beat the heat looks like we're going to probably see more of that today, but officials are still stretching stressing that social distancing and mask-wearing is something we have to do when we're outside proper stance reporting on how many people obey the rules. >>san francisco sun seekers had the park is the he settles into the city for those not catching the rays. it was a mission to find fresh air in the shade it's pretty hot outside you this in some areas social distancing seem to be a challenge clusters of people were packed tightly together and masks were not being worn, but parkgoers tell us they feel like the majority were following the rules honestly, everyone they feel is socially distancing. and we are. >>and you have the circles on the ground, so i feel like everything's pretty even like a like that the large happy i everybody have

well every week. france records the highest number of coronavirus death in 4 months with israel back on the lockdown the u.k. could be heading the same way we are now seeing a 2nd wave coming in that we saw in seats in france in spain of course across europe. about i'm for the city bond you're watching al-jazeera live from london also coming up. this was a place with no rules except the rule of course they could do whatever they wanted .

i mean as well as my like i'm fat and i'm going very well for about a chair because i want it even to. court my friends who are plants a boat or president talking bad which i want to live i'm supporting joe biden for 5 friends who were he deserves a reelection they're worried you know so it's over so you can point there's no telling where we're going across this and are ok you know getting a good look i mean i think there's one thing ok i'm willing to agree with you because the polls were enough weren't as bad is everyone says but they were often up to really missed election which is you know it's not you can't we didn't you know that you were president. ok so we so we have that you throw in the whole way there is the shy trump voter out there that's a real phenomenon and it's a very rainy day and then you have this liberal media that is invents things left right and center makes accusations claims and then they're never held to account and people believe a lot of these horror stories and it's the detriment of the democratic process ok and then we throw in the supreme court here. i ce

well the u.s. has announced plans to ban the use of the chinese own to mobile apps and we chat citing national security concerns and downloading the apps in the u.s. will be block will be blocked from sunday with a full ban due in mid november imposing advancer the. the bans through executive orders president trump says tick tocks chinese owners could pass information about the absolute u.s. uses to beijing however the ban might be called off if the white house allows a deal between tick tocks chinese owners and u.s. investors. go and directs the platform accountability project at the harvard kennedy school as computer scientist has served as a technology and economic policy advisor in the of barmah white house and the public policy advisor at facebook welcome to g.w. let's start with the basics trick talk a threat to u.s. national security. it's a difficult question but i think that it can very well can be and. the implication is very clear that you have you have an application here in this case o

organized and there may well be paid to do this so that trying to. prepared to put a lot of money for particular reasons and she creating the confusion and the polarization that hand in hand with this information dr abdul rahim let me bring you into the conversation not you're a public health expert do you think the info demick has made the pandemic worse what are some of the health outcomes you've observed resulting from disintegration when it comes to the coronavirus pandemic. right. you know in your report you talked about a number of components of misinformation more disinformation so things like stigma or conspiracy theories or even a false information and signals actually very concerning because it has a number of effect on the number of levels right so it has an effect on people who might have the buyers or have the disease and of course other than being. a very negative influence on their mental health it also has a very counterproductive effect in terms of what we're trying to do in a public health response and that is it drives people away

instead -- well, i don't want to go into instead. you know what instead -- >> let me press you though on what happens. you want people to get out and vote, and even that's no guarantee that the white house and senate republicans won't try to push through a supreme court nomination in a lame duck session even if joe biden wins on november 3r en democrats win -- pick up sea in the house, and maybe even the senate. so what can you do then? some have mentioned the possibility if they try to push through a nominee in a lame duck session that you and the house can move to impeach president trump or attorney general barr as a way of stalling and preventing the senate from acting on this nomination. >> well, we have our options. we have arrows in our quiver that i'm not about to discuss right now, but the fact is we have a big challenge in our country. this president has threatened to not even accept the results of the election with statements that he and his henchmen have made. so right now, our main goal and i think ruth bader ginsburg wou

well, of course, we will have a transformation.vel of crisis that we are now seeing in some sectors, you were mentioning aviation, but it is also tourism in general, sport, entertainment, i don't think that this crisis will last. but, of course, in these sectors , recovery will be much slower. so, these sectors need to be strongly supported for a longer time than others. at the same time, i think we decided something at the european level on our state aid rules that made possible for member states to support these sectors in crisis with public money — which was, as you know, something that our competition rules didn't allow until six months ago. so, we enabled countries to support these sectors. sure. we will have transformation, we will have green jobs, we will have jobs connected to digitisation, and we will lose somejobs... but that's going to... ..for sure. and so the necessity... sorry to interrupt you here... but that is going to take time, isn't it, commissioner gentiloni? we have seen recently, for instance, restaura ntuers

lou: well, mr.e president, you talk about honoring as you are, as the president has insisted honoring the service of ruth bader ginsburg. are the democrats not sullying her legacy as they have been making outrageous threats surrounding the majority leader's house with protesters and demonstrators, carrying out some of the most ugly, vicious threats that one can imagine from packing the court to street violence? what do you think? >> well, i think you make a great point because one of the, one of the aspects of justice ginsburg's career was her civility. she was very close to the late justice antonin scalia, and history records that they agreed on very little in terms of judicial philosophy, lou, but they were friends, their families were friends. our labor secretary wrote about that just a few short days ago. but, look, i mean, we know that joe biden and the democratic party have been overtaken by the radical left, and the outrage that we're seeing, the absurd assertions, i mean, literally you've he

well i think most of the bases we're just. touch right there you know it's interesting i was looking at a piece in the read code which is part of the fox network now right tech writer named peter pascoe who mentioned that he had a conference last october november and asked the same question to facebook person and this was a matter that they were discussing the area also why now i mean clearly they feel pressure a lot of it internally to do something but devil's in the details this does not prevent campaigns at all for running the existing ads or ramping up the distribution of those ads which may be full of false it's the advent of prevent politicians at all who continuing to lie in those because facebook has said it won't do that we just heard the late date in october which is the key one here and hand also critically what is the facebook genius of targeting particularly particular groups say i'm going to particular place in kentucky for the next couple of days you could get a certain number of e-mails who you're targeting air

well that can danville at 86 oakland 74. the way how at 79 wall surrounding cities in sonoma and solano counties all in the 80's santa rosa 83 today along with petaluma and nevado so i mention today the last day of summer tomorrow fall kicks off in doing so on a slightly cooler note for inland cities. and we'll stay in the low 80's inland through tuesday, wednesday thursday and even into friday after that we get hot again with daytime highs climbing back into the upper 90's by sunday of this upcoming weekend. and some low 90's near the bay, so enjoy cool down we do have some hot hot weather just around the corner. robin all right, let's check in on the traffic, no hot spots working right now actually. >>looking pretty good around the bay area. we've had some minor crashes but nothing major checking in on the bay bridge 80 wesson to san francisco, looking good moving well, no big problems are trouble spots were scanning the maze i don't see any big problems coming through oakland, 5.80 the east shore. the nimitz freeway all d

well u.s. china relations have been increasing we've seen this that that's no mystery or no surprise but president trump said that now he's considering decoupling the u.s. economy from china and that china now says it's considering doing the same thing what exactly does that mean though that the couple is actually stepped up bed to go have a no go. the couple in is is separating the 2 economies so that's the phrase that's being used but actually the chinese are recognizing that trump isn't bluffing and that trump means what he says and they're hedging their bets because you know it looks like maybe trump will be reelected if biden is elected obviously he's had so many connections to china over the last 50 years he probably won't be as stringent so what are they doing the chinese actually do coupling themselves one of the major issues of course has been given the virus a lot of the antibiotics i think 98 percent of manufactured in china whether it's for medical production medical supplies and or

well. ratings for his popularity has been in decline over the last several months and actually more than a year. across different specters of russian society and and so has the popularity of the rolling united russia party and in fact. that attempt to bring new the so-called spoiler party is that work in conjunction with the kremlin that i talked about several minutes ago that attempt is connected with the concern with cameron's concerns. about. about the next duma the next parliament elections that will come up next year and so the calendar is hoping that some of that this content is going to benefit the spoiler parties that it controls or that it works with rather than non-systemic opposition parties and so their concerns about the rising popularity of opposition parties is that these concerns are prevalent and the kremlin mir station is staking steps that it feels could be most effective to tamp down the the opposition activists is both in the far east in sabian and in other regions of r

sarah cody which included threats to her and as well as pornographic images. also allegedly wrote threatening letters to other local officials as well as the widow of a santa cruz county sheriff's sergeant. >> to the effect of it's over, you are done, the good-bye. expletive, die. there were guns all over the place. just stacked up on bookshelves. >> investigators also found he has ties to the far right anti- government movement. his attorney tells us all of the weapons seized in his client's home were legally obtained. >>> now to the fire watch where authorities have identified three victims who died in the napa county fires. the bodies were discovered on their property along 128 two weeks ago. the coroner's office confirms the victims lee yo mcdermott and his girlfriend mary hint meyer and his son tom. they were first reported missing last weekend and we spoke to her son shortly after who believes they got stuck in their bunker. >> it just -- i never get a hug her and i didn't get to see her you know what i mean? because -- it's just ain't worth it and i don

content from the app store in the country although there is some doubt as to whether the tank giant well comply with the request. you're watching r t international this saturday thanks for joining us for a live news update this hour. of us activists are back on the streets of french cities after a 6 month pause they were doing their protest against income equality and unpopular tax reforms and defying restrictions on large gatherings due to a spike in corona virus cases in the country most of the action is happening in paris where over 200 arrests have already been made today are to charlotte even ski joins us live now from paris and our charlotte tell us more about the situation in the french capital. well there have been tensions throughout the afternoon on saturday in the french capital as protesters and police officers have being clashing at what is the renewed version of the yellow vests it was cooled by one of the de facto leaders jury rodrigue as he suggested he wanted civil disobedience and that is a sense of what we've had today with bottles and bricks or stones being thrown tow

well, you friggin‘ well see how it's politicised with covid here in america. so, again, i'm not... believe the sun comes up in the east. i'm not going to waste my time, you know, arguing with that or trying to influence that. what i am going to do is keep telling the truth with an open heart and keep making sense. but you strategise. you find out where your voters are. you go and talk to them. you don't lie. that was one thing that i felt that barack obama did very well, and i campaigned for him from day one was when he would change sides of towns or change states, the message never changed. will we have to stay on point, will we have to fight? will there be tears shed and probably blood ? probably so. but we're still going to fight. we are going to move forward with joy, because you know what? when we move forward, and especially women, when women move forward, they bring everybody with them. they bring the whole family, the whole community, the whole nation. and look at us — american women are the brassiest, loudest, determined and most opinionated women in the world. and we have

not only wine, but food as well.good with the schiacciata, focaccia and pizza. when we started with the with first order in the pizza, we arrive here and we saw that the buchetta is too little for pizza, so we cannot do it with the buchetta. so that was fun. we start with selling wine and then cocktail. not only wine, but food as well. so we decided to do pizza, because we are very good with the schiacciata, focaccia and pizza. when we started with the with first order in the pizza, we arrive here and we saw that the buchetta is too little for pizza, so we cannot do it with the buchetta. so that was fun. it explodes in, like, in one month, and people come and ask — they call us and say, "the buchetta is open, when can we come, we can eat, we can drink, what we can do?" maybe the lockdown and the post—lockdown is important for the local people to know about the story, about the history of florence, the buchette, and give some happiness to the local people. those were the wine windows of tuscany. but don't go anywhere,

well it's well known in the intelligence community that. despite regulations of international agreement nations was developing these agents and we know that the soviet union as it was breaking up did have supplies of these what we would call potent agents but that is not to say that other states don't also have access to this post and no agents which is never just blame one area we know that many states have also got access to nerve agents well i know the russians said they tested the valley for poison when he was in siberia and they insisted that all these tests were negative with an agent like this is that possible depending on how hard depends on how hard you want to look and how hard you look it's as straightforward as that if you look hard enough and you look hard enough with in an inquisitive nature you will find evidence so in terms of looking for evidence you can look for do i find the presence of an intact navi just like substance or do i look for breakdown products of a nerve agent and you can look for both and any fact you should

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>> well, like amanda has pointed out, beinfire wise. addressing the communities about safety, and managing the landscape around communities. so, that's why we have brought this team together, we have experts like amanda, to help us derive polies that could help communities in the future. >> amanda, cod you talkto us about how you see policy change needing to happen, what do ste and federal ficials really need to change in order for us to have tua better ? >> i think that the way we are going to end up addressing the fire issues in e future is cooperation and collaboration. i like to think of fire like a watershed, fire moves acro the landscapes, they don't really adhere to undaries. i think we need to be enabling partnerships for reducing fire risk across private and public interfaces. there is a lot of room to move forward. >> craig, what gives you hovi about with this new landscape in the future? gh and fing fires in the future? >> well, i think there's going to be a lot of improvements inr technology fire suppression for example, usi

>> well... the writers -- i think every girl of my age read and loved "a tree grows in brooklyn." >> mm-hmm. >> then there was that kind of risqué, nasty-boy book, j.d. salinger's "catcher in the rye." [ laughter ] and another person that i found inspiring was eleanor roosevelt, who wrote a column in the brooklyn eagle, "my day." it was syndicated, and it appeared regularly in the brooklyn eagle. an artist who inspired me -- i mentioned dean dixon. i'm just reading his biography now. it's a conductor -- another conductor has finally written it. it deserves -- he deserves a biography. but he was a person who certainly changed my life, introducing me to such wonderful music. >> and what about artists? mean your taste in artwork is... i don't know that i would call it avant-garde but... >> compared to what? compared to what my colleagues have on their walls? >> yes, compared to what your colleagues have on their walls, for sure. [ laughter ] for sure. i mean, the justices of the supreme court are a

graham telling "the daily beast" this, quote: the last book -- so i said, well, the guy's a well knownresidential author, and, you know, you've got a chance to tell your side of the story. the president agreed and there you go. end quote. now, just as an aside here, i think the only one that needs to go is lindsey graham. he is, without question, capable of um menace disservice to this -- immense disservice to this president. the book hasn't even been fully released yet thanks to graham's handiwork. the washington swamp and the left-wing media are just using it as a tool with which to unfairly attack president trump. it is perhaps time the white house consider the frequency of lindsey graham's counsel to the president. whether it be the white house or every trump property including some golf courses. >>> well, let's turn now to the res of the day's news. and that means the senate. failing to pass a republican china virus relief package, another blow to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell who is apparently trying to lead his caucus to mass political suicide come november 3rd. rather

so we're well prepared.ata are exciting, they're encouraging and we'll go through the appropriate processes. >> i looked at the study as you point out early data, doctor. 275 patients sick but not hospitalized, average age of 45. now, are those the types of patients that you think would be going and getting these antibody therapy? because 45 years old is pretty young, they're not in the hospital. how do you think this will matter for the average person out there who may get sick or develop some symptoms of covid? >> sure. so, we're developing the drug in three different settings. the setting we're talking about today is treating the outpatient, helping their symptoms go away faster, and hopefully as they were hinting in the data preventing them from going into the hospital or needing more medical care. we're also studying it in household contacts. so if somebody in your family has it and you have an elderly person in that family, we hope we can prevent that person from getting infected from the person who al

as well as with the sanitation they need you have to provide a nicely pelosi. will he just show us for a minute tell it to see. nancy pelosi and schumer they have a plan he won't even meet with them the republicans won't meet in the senate but he sits he said send his golf course and when you heard really think about it you probably are playing more than i do joe what about this question of reopening this and the fact he wants to shut down this country and i want to keep it open and we didn't hear it he shouted to wait a minute chad let me set you down for a 2nd joe just for one second. we want to know he wants to shut down the country we just went through it we had to because we don't know anything about the disease now we found that elderly people with heart problems and diabetes and different problems are very very vulnerable we learned a lot young children aren't even younger people aren't we've learned a lot but he wants to shut it down more people will be hurt by continuing if you look at pennsylvania if you look at certain states that have been shut down

well that is the important role that he served here. is career started when he was getting it working with associate the center so they end up in the gulags and being released so he recognizes this need to descend from the state now what happens is the ninety's he was he had great disagree very much with american policies so he became a dissenter against u.s. policies and that's also when he happened to drop off the map and so for me here the story of his last 30 years of his life is really one of what happened to these former giants supposedly we don't want to hear from him more because he's not the only one cuban mind you had george kennan claiming he was architect of the containment policy is held reduced on a great thinkers in america or what happened after in 1900 he said nato expansion is an assault against russia and it will start a new cold war it is the worst thing that could possibly do on the father's holds in their graves and oh he has essentially disappeared way we do not want to hear from you know this in a more and you ca