well. so if people don't pay fines they gave the don't pay they file their fines their land that they have is going to be arrested but so far as today we have a problem of regulation of the land tenure we need to regulate gives this a big problem that we still have in brazil ok. we are dealing with this in the national council that i'm the head of the council and that's one of my main objectives i've been working together with culture minister so death we can go ahead with this because it's very important that we solve this problem because only repression against people who are making sings wrong it's not true not and they legalities we need to advance with their land can you regulation but why should these criminal groups involved in deforestation stop when the when you know penalties are taken away and they're not even obliged to pay fines means everyone gets away with it with no penalties which is exactly what you wanted a mr ball scenario made no secret of his intentions he openly attac

well this happened saturday night october 10th. cesar antonio vargas jumped onto the hood of a car near market in valencia street shattered the windshield. police say he allegedly had a knife held a knife to a victim's face and he pulled her out of the driver's seat and took her car. vargas and drove that car for a little bit before getting out and pushing a man and who is getting off of a nearby bus. he then tried to carjack another vehicle. surveillance video shows that he still had a knife in his hand during this entire incident when officers found vargas at golf and colton street they repeatedly told him to drop it. well instead they say that he charged at them so they have to shoot him farkas tied right there on scene. well the department hosted a town hall last night going over the latest details in this officer involved shooting. in the town hall express both outrage and support some worry that police are just too often acting as judge and jury and executioner while others believe that illegal actions were met with an approp

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you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok let's go to well in washington. a recent gallup poll tells a lot of lot about disaffection many of potential voters have. been looking at this election and part. here 57 percent believe that there should be more choices that there should be a 3rd party now all 3 of us know 3rd party has been bandied about a lot and actually has made a difference in some campaigns in the past but there seems to be no movement in that direction as a matter of fact there are plenty of reports that the democrats who are challenging . the green party candidates from running in certain states and things like this but the people want this will how do you counter that i mean is the 2 party system working if 57 percent of potential voters don't affiliate with either party i just think it's a reflection off freespire in united states are all those already back in revenue some do one thing i just want to say real quick those. in america we do and in a sense have in turn own parties on look at the democratic party overall we have to progressive

well the president's medical team says that he is doing well they also revealed that they had previously withheld information on the president symptoms during his battle with covid-19. now this lack of transparency coupled with the president's unexpected visit outside the hospital sparking concern eric wrong reports. >>for a president who likes to make an entrance he did so in dramatic fashion. the president leaving the hospital where he has been being treated for covid-19 in a mask. >>to drive by the dozens of supporters who have been outside the hospital since he got here friday night he had both thumbs up big smile. it was just wonderful moments before the surprise drive-by he posted a video to twitter this time the president was standing rather than sitting behind a desk. it's been very interesting journey. i learned a lot about covid we also learn more about how the decision was made to move the president to the hospital in the first place. doctors saying the call was made after the president on friday morning experienced a high fever cough and a dip in his blood oxygen saturation.

very well to do. well, jackson enters, like i said, enters the senate in 1823. in 1824, he runs for the presidency, a four-way race between jackson, adams, william crawford and henry clay. jackson wins the popular vote 42%. jackson also wins the most electoral votes, but jackson does not win a majority of electoral votes. and so the contest goes to the house of representatives. henry clay is speaker of the house, henry clay cannot stand andrew jackson. his rival in the west. an ry clay strikes a deal -- with john quincy adams, that says, tell you what, i'll get the votes, you need, in the house of representatives, if you make me secretary of state. the deal's made. adams wins in the house of representatives becomes the secretary of state and andrew jackson furious with this corrupt bargain, this rigged election. jackson vows, i will get my revenge. in four years. sure enough. he does. 1828, two man contest. jackson versus adams. jackson wins in a landslide. and look at that electoral map. quite an impressive victory. landslide victory. and how does he do it? how

well the u.s. senate is one step closer to voting in judge amy coney barrett that vote is expected for later today, washington dc correspondent basil john haus more good morning diesel. >>robin good morning. yes, well it's a rare sight to see senators in session during the weekend now democrats tried to delay this process but that didn't amount to much and the vote for judge barrett now draws closer. >>the yeas to 51 the nays are 48. the motion is agreed to with that the u.s. senate will now proceed to a vote on judge amy coney barrett for the vacant supreme court seat the republican party is willing to ignore the pandemic to rush this supreme court nomination forward minority leader chuck schumer says republicans are ignoring the need for economic relief to get a new justice in one democrats say is not fit for the job i oppose her nomination and urge my colleagues to do the same california senator dianne feinstein says americans will be at risk of losing many of the rights the late justice ruth ba

well the the present the european council in brussels where the e.u. summit is taking place which explains why all the e.u. leaders are there to well he has gone taken to twitter to say that he wishes real donald trump which is the president's twitter handle and flotus the 1st lady a speedy recovery code 19 he says is a battle we all continue to fight every day no matter where we live we've also heard from other european leaders the polish president. tweeting our good wishes for a speedy recovery to off friends poland and the united states will get through the hardships and succeed in fighting coded 19 and finally not an easy you head of government but the british prime minister barak's johnson who viewers will recall himself suffered from the corona virus was indeed taken to intensive care so bad was his infection with the virus but of course he recovered mr johnson who said he sends his best wishes to president trump and the 1st lady he hopes they both have a speedy recovery from corona virus that is political reaction from around the european union

whereas you have other democrats who will say, well, you know, wish him well.o make sure that he wears a mask, and he also encourages other people to wear a mask as well. but -- jon: the president kerry did release recently in the last few minutes on twitter a video of -- from walter reed i want to play just a section of that for you here it's about bipartisanship. listen. >> all appreciate what's been said by the american people, by almost a bipartisan consensus of american people, beautiful they think to -- thing to see and promise you i won't forget it. i also want to thank the leaders of the world for their condolences and their, they know what we're going through. they know as your leader what i have to go through. but i had no choice because i just didn't want to stay in the white house i was given that. stay in the white house, lock yourself in don't ever leave don't even go to oval office just stay up stairs and enjoy it don't see people or talk to people and just be done with it and i can't do that. i had to be out front. >> so that's part what have th

well welcome to the program. it's been 30 years since chile emerged from a military dictatorship to become a democracy yet still governed by a constitution written by general augusto pinochet the military dictator who ruled in the 1970 s. and eighty's but that's about to change an overwhelming 78 percent voted to have a new constitution written and they rejected a proposal to leave that job to the politicians sunday's referendum was the culmination of a year of protests focused on inequality in one of latin america's wealthiest countries we'll bring in our guests in just a moment but 1st all latin america editor lucien human has more from the capital santiago. a massive celebration to mark the end of the last vestige of chile's former military dictatorship. with one chorus this family in the same part of santiago that became the epicenter of protests for more than a year. millions of chileans who'd been calling for profound social reforms had demanded a new constitution to replace the one written 40 years ago und

but how does this look now with this pandemic taking as well to 2021 well the good news is the german government already decided to extend that program until the 31st of december 2021 so if companies feel that they don't want to. because they need to them once business is picking up again but they can't afford to keep them without the order books being as full as they they should pray that program is extended until the end of next year which of course costs a lot of money and germany already spent a lot of money one trillion euros available for emergency loans guarantees direct aid that's a 3rd of g.d.p. now germany. started on a very good level of course on a high level and even if it has to take on debt which it has to it's also doing it under favorable conditions unlike many other countries and obviously the pandemic is a pandemic because it's global so everybody has the same problem and if governments want to keep a well stable economy somehow in their in their countries and and also stability when it comes to to social issues if they have to 2 possibilities they can continue to p

well the only time it's been held to account was for the misuse of data by cambridge analytical which also worked on president trump's 2016 presidential campaign during that time the network was used to spread misinformation facebook was fined $5000000000.00 a slap on the wrist for such a huge company but it may be hit with another anti-trust lawsuit possibly in november that's according to the washington post and a biden victory could see the social media company being broken up facebook along with the likes of google and amazon have been forewarned by the democrats that they're abusing their market positions facebook has been accused of being a monopoly and pretty much competing against itself after the 2012 acquisition of instagram and the company has been accused of tinkering with its algorithms to give more prominence to right wing sites zuckerberg has even courted right wing commentators and regulators talks to trump's son in law jared cushion a face book was used to promote genocide in me and mob and its india operations have been accused of allowing right wing politicians to s

well if you watched the u.s. presidential debate on tuesday between donald trump and joe biden i do not need to tell you that no one no one wants a repeat the orgy of interruptions and insults was so extreme historians are already calling it the worst presidential debate in u.s. history today the editorial board of the new york times put it in one sentence president trump's performance on the debate stage was a national disgrace some 12 hours after the debate had concluded the commission on presidential debates announced plans to adjust the format for the remaining debates what is still being considered should the moderator be able to turn off a candidate's microphone would that have saved tuesday's debate debacle from taking american democracy to a new low well as president it's now going to be honest it's a very important to how i see it up now so i doubt it the answer the question is no and i'm proud of them but why was i out of my head that 1000000 all right he wasn't gay rights management is out attack is a

he's doing so well. but with known course of the illness 7-10 we get concerned about inflammatory phase in that we provided some of the advance therapies early in the course earlier than most of the patients we know and follow. it's hard to tell where he is on that course. and so every day we're evaluating does he need to be here. what does he need? and where is he going? reporter: unlike yesterday president trump has tweeted several times today. here is one, he said doctors nurses and all at the great walter reid medical center and others from like wise incredible institutionings who have joined them are amazing, tremendous progress has been made over last six months in fighting this plague with their help i'm feeling well now i want to make one point about sourcing because i know a lot of you watching are frustrated that we are not naming this senior administration official who initially pulled the white house reporters that were in the pool today, that the next 48 hours are really going to be critical

so all is well so far he is a person just made you to her. first was heading west went right through the lot and said no i'm gonna go in the opposite direction we say did safely no problems here through the tolls and across the span we'll check more traffic coming up a little bit later. well happening now while p g has started restoring power to some bay area neighborhoods, thousands are still waking up this morning with no power. so check this out, here's a look at the current pge public safety shutoff map. you see areas highlighted in purple the outages spanned from the north to the south all the way over to the east bay. if you like to get specifics and the latest on the power shut know more about what's going on in your particular neighborhood. you can always head over to our website kron 4 dot com. well now to the santa cruz mountains powers expected to be fully restored tonight to about 5,000 pg e customers yesterday afternoon pg e's helicopter there it is right there helicopter crews. they were out there inspecting transmission lines i

well it has already been set at the highest level from us as well john that is if such an act is not talked it states and this means that if this is the summer reading in terms of what john in this case all the relations with the state including the diplomatic relations well the ceased what we also had to follow the boy talking about sending international troops under the u.n. mandate to care about in your opinion is that a good idea. well i'm with you on is not against the international peacekeepers and i have to say that it's not tall it has been recently raised again and it is part of the basic principles which step. and on the basis of this settlement of the conflict but at this point we're speaking about the actual phrasal. operations the hot phase of the operation of course that baseball and we're not speaking about of deploying international peacekeepers to the region this is something that should be considered at a later stage and i say it has been already adopted. and greenland and it would apply some of the always see in 99 to who are and this decision includes also the dep

well if you watched the u.s. presidential debate on tuesday between donald trump and joe biden i do not need to tell you that no one no one wants a repeat the orgy of interruptions and insults was so extreme historians are already calling it the worst presidential debate in u.s. history today the editorial board of the new york times put it in one sentence president trump's performance on the debate stage was a national disgrace some 12 hours after the debate had concluded the commission on presidential debates announced plans to adjust the format for the remaining debates what is still being considered should the moderator be able to turn off a candidate's microphone would that have saved tuesday's debate debacle from taking american democracy to a new low well as president it's now going to be honest it's a very important to how i see it up now so i doubt it the answer the question is no and i'm proud of him but why was i out of my head on that millionaire and he wasn't camera sensibilities out a tad is it tota

lines well. so if people don't pay fines they gave the don't pay they fight defiance the land that they have is going to be arrested but so far as today we have a problem of regulation of the land tenure we need to regulate these this is a big problem that we still have in brazil ok. we are dealing with this in the national council that i'm the head of the council and that's one of my main objectives i've been working together we say our culture minister so death we can go ahead with this because it's very important that we solve this problem because only repression against people who are making sings wrong it's not and they legalities we need to advance with their land can you regulation well why should these criminal groups involved in deforestation stop when the when you know penalties are taken away and they're not even obliged to pay fines means everyone gets away with it with no penalties which is exactly what you wanted a mr ball scenario made no secret of his intentions he openly attacked

well most i mean the. been released in exchange for 2 individuals some analysts say and sufi petronella there was a lot of. some kind of and happiness on on the bust on the some money and especially activists and people who are calling for tougher stance on the armed groups unleashing terror in the north of mali and central parts of the country as well as extending their reach into and became a fossil now the release of these 2 individuals pave the way for some kind of dialogue a lot of people feel that there will be dialogue but many millions also see the end of friends in the case they are keen in get this lady who's been taken since 2016 and has been in the hands of g. and i him since that period when she was taken in the city of go. because all the very latest from abou jahjah thank you very much indeed. now turkey's foreign minister is criticizing international efforts to end the conflict between us and by sharon and armenia move lutes. the solution is offered his full support as a by shant during a v

he may well. as in a lot of hospitals once you walk through the door they put you in a wheelchair he may well that may well happen to the president here but this is also a political statement and a sign to his supporters around the country that although he is covered here is in reasonable condition and perhaps while there will be some concern and someone people shouldn't overly wordy but of course his condition will be monitored over the next 4872 hours to see whether or not his condition gets much wash but we were absolutely spot on i said it would take about 10 minutes. it said he would probably arrive here about $630.00 local time and that's exactly when he landed a very short helicopter ride all the way but just just borders. the border between maryland and and d.c. just in on the middle inside and that is where he will be and where he will be treated over the next few days and members of his family. will be allowed to go to this week but the me choose not to given the they wouldn't want there

well, let's chew on this for a second, ron.what was the legacy of that short term worked out? long-term, he wound up getting the 25th amendment in 1967. many said it was based on wanting better reckonings of a capacity coming out of eisenhower. so what is the plus/minus for trump? for all the skepticism that he doesn't have it? this is terrible for trump to get sick with a virus that he told everybody not to worry about. so how do you see the plus/minus in the election for him? >> that's the point. one line in history as dug in better than i, presidents are often misleading when they face serious health challenges. but there is a more immediate line to this day, which is the president from day one misleading the american public about the severity, saying something very different in private to bob woodward than to the public, from the beginning, accepting one overriding message is his priority was getting the economy back to normal as fast as possible, whatever the implications for public health. he believed injecting noalc nor

>> well, here's the paradox, lou.misremembering, however we want to put it, statements that joe biden has made. people will debate what that means, but we've all seen that. but then joe biden makes a blanket statement that extends back ten years to say i never once discussed my son's business activities. so we're really supposed to believe that he can make a defun ty statement like that -- definitive statement like that and know it when he's making slip-ups and mistakes on other things that happened more recently? that's the problem here. they're basically telling us when it comes to these corruption issues, take my word for it. i'm going to give you a definitive statement, take my word for it. when he -- there's very little that's definitive about anything else that he's been saying on the campaign trail. i think they're making a bug mistake in assuming that people aren't interested in this or that people are going to take his word for it. i think they need to be much more forthcoming, much more honest. i doubt they

the first lady is doing very well.o, thank you very much. i appreciate it. i will never forget it. thank you. more aides to the president test positive, including longtime adviser kellyanne conway and his campaign manager, bill stepien. the president has received a number of treatments to slow the progress of the virus — including one not yet approved by regulators. today's other news — in the uk, liverpool, warrington, hartlepool and middlesbrough face new coronavirus restrictions from today — including a ban on households mixing indoors. and crunch talks on a trade deal — borisjohnson will hold a video meeting today with the president of the european commission, after the final round of post—brexit talks ended without agreement. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world — and stay with us for the latest news and analysis from here and across the globe. a month away from the us presidential election, donald trump has spent the night at a military hospital after testing positive for coronavirus

july 28th president inexplicable behavior has many americans asking what does putin have over him well that's why. his tax weaker turns would be so important and then finally here is a resistance hero you know to the democratic resistance the lead the hillary clinton brigade of poor losers well he gets on c.n.n. and m s n b c all the time he's a professor and a lawyer his name is seth abramson and he said back in 2017 we know trump jr said a disproportionate amount of the trump fortune comes from russia then refused to release his tax returns oh right yeah this old shack story is a lot of fun because we get to comes into our wheel house doesn't markets finance and scandals or lack thereof and that's right the vacuum that was caused by not releasing the tax return created this need to fill it with conspiracy theories coming at the highest levels of american media yet these are like the highest levels the elite media they get to determine what the ordinary person is allowed now to hear now we looked at that same story as journalist as opinion you know have an opinion show here where look

well, i think, well, ithink, like well, i think, like so many of your guests, this comes as a shock butnot have a mask, judge barrett did not have a mask, judge barrett did not have a mask, none of the assembled guests had a mask. we know donald trump does not like to wear a mask, that he has mocked joe biden for wearing one, questioned his masculinity. it is not all that surprising. there area is not all that surprising. there are a couple of big questions though. one is how sick will donald trump get? many of your guests have mentioned he is a high risk area, clinically obese, over the age of 70, and it is sort of ironic, donald trump has mocked joe biden for being so trump has mocked joe biden for being so elderly. donald trump is only three years younger thanjoe biden. we know that it was caught very quickly, he is probably one of the most tested men in the world. could his condition deteriorate? that is a very big question. the other question is, who has he been in contact with? the president is in contact with? the president is in contact with? the president is in contact with so

well the thai government has. try to not escalate the demonstrations and i think one important step for escalation actually comes from the monarchy now so you know what what happened yesterday was that actually when you returned from bulgaria to bangkok choose to you know have a car right exactly past the democracy monument where the protest happened so this kind of was a major step in you know stepping out of the if you confront issues of that a government cannot hold back on the right that the king seems to be a significant part of as the protesters according to constitutional reforms and a reassessment of the country's moloch able to know so is that just part of the psych geist or is that to do with this particular case. well i think we really have to our you know recall that this is kind of basically opening the floodgates so this has never been on the streets before and. as as we know you know a single mentioning or kind of remark on the king could easily give you 15 years in jail so for a long time you know

this is camino de ablo. >>> well, good morning. very happy thursday to you, as well. we just got the latest data on jobless claims. 837,000 fellow americans going to the unemployment office for the first time last week. it is fewer than expected. we get the big jobs number tomorrow along with the unemployment rate, as well. we're also keeping our eye on washington. there's still no deal on the stimulus bill. democrats had passed one last spring but the senate and the white house turned it down. now, nancy pelosi is working with treasury secretary steven mnuchin to try to craft a new bill. so far, republicans don't like what they see. the current bill returns the extra $600 a week federal unemployment payment, cuts another stimulus check for families and increases funds to the post office and adds new financial support for airlines. but it sounds like that is going to come too late. our own kris sanchez has been reporting and we'll lay off tens of thousands of workers today. had that bill come yesterday. it might have been a different story. perhaps we'll see if airlin

in the woods nobody better damn well hear it and so well said. well well said we've now got i mean that as a measure of the hay wire and that's my sleeve this morning right this country is completely off the rails as a right we're now got silicone valley cherokees walking around in blue jeans and flip flops etching the american press and this is with the new york post. and in the mainstream is not saying anything about it. they're silent about it you know if anything they're they're cheering it on this is going to bite them on the backside if you we've got a bunch of know nothing geeks. who have no notion of the 1st amendment or anything else effectively american political shit but don't you think patrick and it went bothers me is that this is ideology in service of power see i mean they need truly think they're doing the right thing because people that think differently than them are obviously morally inferior not intellectually morally ok they're of value judgement on our morality and they do it in the end in the service of an ideology and that

then coming forward and saying well there is not a problem treating is being emitted everywhere in theworld and it's in seawater yes but we're going to talk about a large amount of treats you know it's going to be put into the system directly near to or directly in the fukushima prefecture. the the i think the crucial words that we just heard was beef and he says that is what tempo and the japanese government would like to do they want to get rid of this problem safe and easy so the everybody will forget about it especially these attempts of being going already for a long time we've seen it time to to make for sure try in trying to make sure go away phrases in the run up to the union to games that are planned for this year that are now you know it's 2 into next year. is the provision about a nuclear problem is a large problem and. i think i have to say that i. i have a lot of compassion for the fisherman and other people who have you are making their living and usual prefecture in toronto it and who fear for their income at the moment that this will take place. we have been arguing alr

the first lady is doing very well.it, i will never forget it, thank you. and then a follow—up tweet to reassure where he said, "going well, i think! thank you to all. love! post quotes social distancing, mask wearing were not routine at the white house. here a week ago what some describe as the super spreader event. dozens gathering to welcome the president of‘s nominee to the supreme court and several who have tested positive, including a former adviser to the president kellyanne conway. and at that bad—tempered debate on tuesday last week the trump entourage did not wear face tuesday last week the trump entourage did not wearface masks. joe biden who shared a stage with him has tested negative and been cautious about playing politics right now. my wife jill and i pray that they will make a quick and full recovery. this is not a matter of politics. it‘s a bracing reminder to all of us that we have to take this virus seriously. but another leading democrat was more critical. this is tragic. it's very sad. but it also i

that memorandum he's doing well. it did not say clearly if he had any symptoms. i think we have known for some time of a contagious virus circulating. people say, well, the president and people around him are being tested on a regular basis. as i think people know, by now, testing gives you the information, after the fact. it's very important, because then, you can take people who have been tested positive. you can isolate them. and you can, then, trace their contacts and start quarantining people who have been in close contact with somebody. and that's going to be a very important policy, here, within the west wing. within many quarters, now, over the last several days. to see who -- who does, now, need to be quarantined, in addition. again, not just in the west wing. but in other places. vice president biden may have been far enough away on that stage. and i know that they came in from different areas, probably, did not spend time close together. but he is going to need to be tested as well. all the campaign staffe

well today it's been a very somber day beginning with the tolling of those bells as we heard just that were followed by 2 minute silence that was at one minute past midday today and saffir hours ago now and that was the exact time a year ago when the gunman 1st fired his shots into the exterior door into the grounds of the synagogue that you might be able to see behind the trees behind me of course we know that he never made it through that door and then went on to shoot 2 innocent people one here on the street behind me and one at a nearby so there are several memorial services taking place today acts of commemoration just now in front of the synagogue behind me a new memorial plaque has been unveiled to the 2 victims who lost their lives last year and a new memorial on the grounds of the synagogue is about to be unveiled as well that's going to be followed this evening by a memorial service in the center of town which is going to also be attended by the german president. who's later expected to give a speech so visual memories of what happened on that truthful day but what else is ch

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i have done well in nebraska and i am doing well there right now. you haveave nebraska, omaha, that something that a lot of republicans don't get, and i'd like to get it. nebraska one, i way up. nebraska two, i'd like to get it. we've got the farmers $28 billion. we are doing very well, as i understand, in iowa and in nebraska. omaha are looking at that region. that's why we are there. president xi? to pres. trump: what they did was a very bad thing to the world. not only to the u.s., but to the world what china did. i am not going to tell you. i'm not going to tell you. thank you, everybody. >> tonight, our 2020 campaign coverage continues as president trump hold a rally with voters and supporters in omaha. he was begun 9:00 p.m. eastern and you can see that on c-span. c-span's washington journal, every day we are taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day, and we will discuss policy issues that impact you. weing up wednesday morning will discuss this year's presidential campaign in the battleground state of ohio with cleveland.com le

>>as well as writing. so it really was something he became very passionate about he felt we needed to hear the stories. the people suffering in syria. but while covering the suffrage of syrians in 2012. >>foley was once again captured and this time did not come home. he was killed by isis militants on camera in 2014 6 years later these men. el shafee elsheikh and alexanda kotey are the first alleged members of the islamic state to have been charged in the united states. both were indicted last week in alexandria, virginia in connection with the death of aid workers, peter kassig and kayla mueller as well as journalists steven sotloff and foley the 2 are said to have been radicalized in the uk and admitted to helping isis carry out executions and ransom negotiations in the middle east. >>some big i think i'm hoping they will implicate others involved as well as help us find the remains of our love works. >>the k sick family also released a statement saying we are relieved that el shafee elsheikh and alexand

>> well, i mean, look. first and foremost, don, i think we have a transparency problem, in the white house, because what happened to hope hicks should have been made known very, very quickly. and if anything, at a minimum, it should have been made known to people who were in contact with her. this is what happens anywhere else in the united states. if someone gets diagnosed, you do contact tracing. you notify the people who were in contact, and it sounds like hope hicks, who is senior adviser to the president, was in contact not only with a lot of senior staff throughout the white house, but also reporters and other third parties. so that should have happened. it sounds like it didn't. but there will certainly be followup from that. but much more importantly, tonight, of course, the breaking news that the president of the united states is now infected with a once-in-a-century pandemic/virus. and that's a major concern, right now. and i think, if you look at this big picture, this is, don, the october surpri

yes well we've been on main stream t.v. so that was good but the icing on the cake was so we had to do interview for parliament. for their tours of history and heritage that's there so we took part in that and that was really good there's so much actually in the building in the house of commons in the house of lords that tell our story that i need to hire out there so that people will do more of those tours and visits in and and then also people will know that we've been here for a very long time and we have the evidence there and we have done a lot that's the point of my museum is to say we have made positive contributions to the k. and have been doing man since a 1600. does it assist in your view that the self-esteem of of young white kids in particular to knaw the influence and contribution that figures in history of made that perhaps has been written note of of conventional history. well i think that history month also is for everyone it's for white people they need to know the caps in their history and to know that we

well let's talk a bit about college football as well where nothing cancellations of high profile games and other major conferences like the big 10 that's actually set to start up this next week when we talk about the loss of revenue in pro sports generally you know obviously we talk about some of the people who work in arenas but also it's a lot about the billionaire owners but these big collegiate programs they raise money for the entire university and the smaller sports in fact there was a report out this summer saying if ohio state was to cancel their season completely it could cost more than $100000000.00 for the university press rason how important is it financially for these leagues to finish out the season when it comes to college athletics. so it's an interesting thing when we talk college athletics for a big program like ohio state a sensually the finances of the athletic program are completely separate from the finances of the rest of the university and while one $100000000.00 is big that's also less than 5 percent of the total operating revenues of a large institution like o

on the tree and it's unseemly well. some some basically totally i was on top of also very well through this crisis at the expense of maybe some. if you look at consumer spending so. well in the 2nd quarter it actually was quite encouraging in terms of the. not so good in the luxury side so that's the way the schools are. pretty good for most of the players for a handful of them and i think they said this is because we've seen a lot of bankruptcy is so large and bankruptcies are a couple courses but those retailers who will be struggling. on the edge just. now kristie because it is actually storing monday pushing up against $12000.00 what's giving this because in the boost well just like the market is big question is going to be affected by big macro event play such as the us election run up and while we already expect a lot of volatility and one turmoil coming out into this goldman sachs's warning that i buy it in wind could drive the dx y. which is the dollar index down to its lows to 2018 so the big question of course

well still ahead it's on al-jazeera. this is. similar to the sports le bron james leaves the action early in the contest to win a n.b.a. championship. the rule or law reform. it's time for the sport here's andy thank you so much hallowell the miami heat stall player jimmy butler how the game of his life the latest saints victory against le bron james and the like is they still trial in the n.b.a. finals but the hopes of winning the championship have been revived far as small reports the looks like it's going to be a. game 3 of the n.b.a. finals could have finished with le bron james in the l.a. lakers within touching distance of the championship instead of it ended in victory for the mining heat and james walking off the court early this is not a good. i just that we could be better. and i think we start again defensively and so on and then office you think you're the ball you know i guess we have. careless turnovers i mean like i said not a responsibility that we have a lot better on tuesday. the lakers looked at his swords from

and many other countries as well.g has not been approved but here in the u.s., but it was authorized for emergency use after previous studies found it shorten recovery time by 5 days on average. it was also among the treatments that president trump received when he was infected with the virus earlier this month. well coming up after the break 12 people are dead dozens more are sick after a covid-19 outbreak. >>at a nursing home in the south bay officials there predict there will be more ♪ ♪ for skin as alive as you are... don't settle for silver ♪ gold bond champion your skin and take an extra 15% off!'s... get sweaters for the family - $21.24 & under... boots for the family - $33.99 & under... and save on the ninja cookware set - $299.99. plus, get kohl's cash. plus, free store pickup. let the gifting start! shop kohl's and kohl's.com. >>one nursing home in gilroy reports a dozen residents have died in recent months from covid-19 kron four's rob fladeboe reports the facility has been accepting covid-19 patients from

looking for the yeah well i knew you. well the way. you know the mccain. police all i see. an entire village in alaska has had some if another country trying to wipe out an american town. we do everything in our power to protect. water they escaping climate change is the same threat right now alaska seems some of the fastest coastal erosion in the world lost about 30. feet. 35 feet of ground in just about 3 months while we were measuring. it is fast paced the river is $35.00 closers and how. was your floor i think were part of the 1st for. the. french products all removed from shelves on portraits of a monument drawing all the birds in some muslim countries and get the man sober a crackdown on suspected is limitless following about heading in paris to get reaction and press. government still goes on to divide us to create separate groups in society and it is not to mention today we have to be careful not developing and then to muslim hatred nor. the new york troubles supporters engage in hand to hand combat with those opposing his candidacy we look at whether the 2 contende

well it's important to underline that the russian foreign intelligence service did . not specify which side these mercenaries are fighting on although there have been mounting reports and sort of an international consensus that it is turkey that is helping as they are by john hiatt these militants and then ship them to the frontline of nagorno-karabakh well in fact armenia has accused deserve our journey of doing this as well but it's one of the aspects of this conflict you have to understand that well both sides that use each other over a lot of things and then later deny the accusations of the other side this is an example of such each of such a situation for instance is there but john has said that there are no foreign fighters in its ranks and in fact in turn accused armenia of hiring for in soldiers so it's a murky situation at least also this comes to the tune of the foreign minister of turkey saying announcing that ankara is ready to work with more school on resolving this crisis and bringing the sides to get to the negotiating table i will be bringing you more

well planned, well invested, well protected. voya.ent to and through retirement. >>> all right, two minutes before we get started with trading on hump day here you want to talk again about this concho deal reported by bloomberg that has conocophillips in talks to buy them. >> i think that conocophillips is well financed they raised their dividend by a penny. that was curious last week but concho is a company, you talk about a company that paired costs radically, has fabulous permian, delaware basin, we want to be in the delaware basin, but this is what is really important. the market cap of this company, three years ago, was $20 billion. and now it is at 8 with a good balance sheet and absolutely fantastic properties, it makes total sense. this is one of those oil companies that cut back, remember how there was this head long, look, let's drill, drill, drill. >> yes. >> no. this company showed discipline and for the discipline maybe they get picked off. less than -- about a month ago, you can see they're fantastic termian positi i per

in yerevan thank you well let's bringing the view from. for a. very serious accusations there from the armenians. responds to this. well this is have said right from the beginning then those accusations were groundless and now just a few minutes ago. a president who have only ever has actually tweeted that armenia has used this white phosphorus in the wooded in the woods i rounded the town of show which means. and rory was just talking about this i mean i was saying that. now earlier in the day the ministry of defense also said that it had intelligence that armenia had moved white phosphorus. with the aim of creating a provocation now accusations have been going in both directions about who is doing what and who is actually breaking international law. from the azerbaijani point of view. there since billions that have been targeted. let me just attack was in bar death few days ago 21 people died in that attack in the human rights watch issued a statement on friday saying that indeed. it's in that attack now as if i just said that using exactly the

of steroids as part of his hospital treatment for coping 19 he also said trump is continuing to do well but it was experiencing ups and downs also on the show another weekend of protest in bellerose police used water cannon to disperse protesters and winced after tens of thousands defined government warnings and take to the streets to demand the release of political prisoners. and also by john as our media trade accusations over a deadly attack on azerbaijan 2nd largest city as fighting in the disputed that gotten the cut off region continues to intensify and. i'm married to evanston thanks for joining me u.s. president donald trump's doctors have issued a new statement on his condition saying he's been given a steroids drug called dex a message on medication is usually given to seriously ill covert patients to help their lung function well despite this trial his personal doctor said the president may be discharged from the hospital as early as monday let's hear what else dr sean conley had to say the course of his illness the president has experienced 2 episodes. trains in drops his ox

to communicate that as well. we have processes in place if his health declines to ensure the continuity of government and it is critical that americans and the public at large understands what is going on inside the presidential suite at walter reed. host: let's let our viewers join in on the conversation. we will open up regional lines. that means if you are in the eastern-central times of 202-748-8000. ,if you are in the mountain and pacific time zones 202-748-8001. atd you can always text us 202-748-8003. one of the things he also said in your story from july is that the line of succession to the president would have to be protected. i would read. it would paragraph -- be important to keep vice president pence, speaker pelosi, senator grassley, the president pro tempore, and members of the cabinet isolated from the president. it would be especially important to ensure the vice president has limited contact with individuals generally to reduce his chances of contracting the virus as well. the white house is say

today he feels well. he has been up and around. 0ur feels well. he has been up and around. him to eat and drink, be up out of bed as much as possible, to be mobile and if he continues to look as well as he does today, we hope for a discharge as early as tomorrow to the white house where he can continue his treatment course. i will turn over to doctor connelly for any questions. just a moment please. the president wanted me to share how proud he is of the group. what an honour it is for him to be receiving his care here, surrounded by such incredible talent, academic leaders, department chairs, internationally renowned researchers and clinicians, including the support of doctor garibaldi from john hopkins. i would like to reiterate how pleased we all are but the present‘s recovery and with that i will take your questions. you said there were two incidences where he had drops in oxygen. can you walk us through the second one and i have a question for the lung specialist afterwards. yesterday that there was another episode where he dropped down about 92%. he never feel short o