but i will not call, i will not ask, i will not beg.ill not call, i will not ask, i will not beglj just my hope. but i will not call, i will not ask, i will not beg. i have to say jose has will not ask, i will not beg. i have to sayjose has never ever put me under pressure not to pick a player. he would expect us to look after the slayers as we should do. with every play that we have. in the physical loading and training and the way that we menaced the matches is key. southgate should not be short of options. there are 30 players in the squad to face wales belgium and denmark, mongerfor the time squad to face wales belgium and denmark, monger for the time arsenal but kyle sa ko, denmark, monger for the time arsenal but kyle sako, harvey barnes from leicester and dominic calvin lewis with a everything goes to his name already this season. i will be ssi more thanjust already this season. i will be ssi more than just talents and tactics. that's all will be more accessed on. it will need to adapt, players that might bail out when it is not

be, when they will start, how long they will last.ything, rob has been a strong one, you know, pull yourself together. you can get upset but it is not going to change things. i would rather spend the time with happy memories and making the best of what we have got. for many of us, dull and cloudy with rain in the west and east but brighter conditions following on behind. i will have all the details in about six minutes. i will have all the details in about six minutes. it's monday october 12th. our top story: borisjohnson is to announce a new three—tier system of local covid alert levels in england — although its not clear what restrictions will apply to each tier. it's expected the liverpool city region will be put on the highest alert level — in a statement the area's leaders said they had been told pubs, gyms and betting offices will close. our reporterjohn mcmanus has this report. it was a weekend of barhopping and socialising for some on the streets of liverpool, but later today, the government may announce that the party's over,

[boos] there will be no nothing. there will be no future. other than that, it is quite a good plan, i think. [laughter] biden doesn't have a clue. look, the cure cannot be worse than the problem itself. biden wants to keep everyone locked up, even young americans who are at extremely low risk from the virus. he wants to steal the dreams in the futures of our youngest citizens. you know when a child loses a year of his life because he's locked in -- and one thing we have found, you know telehealth has been great, but when you look at a laptop, it is not nearly as good as sitting in a classroom here that has been determined. it is not good. it is not the same. we are keeping the kids away from school. that is something -- i mean, it is great in some instances and telehealth is one of them, but when it comes to school, we have learned strongly that it's not the same. which is why i will win. we will win with a record number i think is a vote out there. [cheers and applause] let me ask you a question, who has voted so far? okay. who is going to

happen, we will have a blue suite, and it will be clear shortly after the election. and the election will not end up in court. it is a little risky to discount that completely. that is the first thing that could create a certain amount of nervousness in markets. the second issue is that fiscal package. right now, we have come full circle of markets being concerned about a blue sweep to actually welcoming one because they are eyeing an eye watering we large fiscal package into next year. if we were to have the blue sweep and the package comes through, that is market supported. but again, it comes with risks which the market is not looking at right now. see some of that in implied volatility. are you seeing any of that in the credit market? what do you make of this like divergence? sonal: credit probably right now because it has not started displaying that fragility, if you will. just two weeks, and equity markets are finally beginning to show that vulnerability. but going forward, if we had a disputed election, we could see yields go back up to maybe 100 basis points.

it will $0011 wall is now 380 miles long. it will soon be finished.dless foreign wars, these ridiculous foreign wars that last for19 ridiculous foreign wars that last for 19 years. our people are coming back home. you know that. and send you out to the rich loyalist wall street donors. they have the wall street donors. they have the wall street donors. they have the wall street donors and want them and someday street donors and want them and someday someone street donors and want them and someday someone will have to write a story about that. black and latino americans are rejecting the radical socialist left and are embracing our pro—jobs, pro—worker, probe socialist left and are embracing our pr0-jobs, pro—worker, probe police. we need law and order and have to have more and order and our agenda. i want to thank the organisation for organising this event. thank you very much. thank you. and especially the two founders, to great people. candice owens and former tucson police officer, brandon taylor. thank you both. greatjob. what a greatjob. two than

year church will beat -- your church will be closed. you will be on lock down. modeling his strategy, which is to be locked in the basement. we will get a vaccine in record time. we can control it. at the same time, we can open the country and not lock down like joe biden will do. these are small businesses. people have worked their entire lives to open these shops, these businesses. 30 police were injured on the first night of the riots, one run over by a car. they stuffed police officers in a trunk in a vehicle with explosive devices. democrats have enabled the mob. when they attack our police .fficers verbally it's what jim comey called the ferguson effect. >> so, as we have 70 new statesons a day and 29 have hit highs, is the president's approach heard in presidents -- heard immunity?- herd >> know, the presidents approach is therapeutic. you have a 99% survival rate below 70 and above 70 because of therapeutics, it's very close to that. because of what this president did, tearing down barriers, paving the way for therapies. mcenany.gh every time i have call

non—essential retail and hospitality will be forced to close — supermarkets will stay open householdsx inside, unless for child care reasons schools and universities will be allowed to stay open. the government chief scientific adviser, sir patrick vallance, said that there is currently a very grim picture of what the next six weeks look like. this shows the hospital daily admissions. you can see the first peak on the left—hand side, and then over

bealso will, this will broadcast on cnbc. i want to thank all of our speakers and participants, and it is going to be an interesting fall. i'm glad you could all be with us. thanks very much. night on q&a, the cato institute's ian shapiro talks about his book "supreme disorder ," on the history of supreme court nominations and confirmations. >> although curiously, roe v. wade and the issue of abortion in not play to larger role the first couple nominations after it came down. two years later, president ford nominated john paul stevens, moderate republican in his day, but sort of to the left but wasdentially, not asked about that case, which had been

we will get a reminder monday. there will probably be a good gdp number. that contrasts with the rest of the world, particularly europe. the situation for china is better. it should be reflected in the yuan more. money is going to the securities market. the pboc doesn't want to risk gettingg anything and people panicky about a sudden devaluation of the yuan or anything like that. what i think we can expect is once the u.s. is out of the way, we will see them use the fixing a little bit more to slow down the pace. they don't want to get out of hand, be a one-way bet, but they will probably realize the yuan will grind stronger because fundamentals are so much better. tom: you touched on the situation in europe, can we draw on recent history to get a sense of how lockdowns in europe will affect corporate earnings and stocks, or is it just too much difference and change? >> it looks like they are trying to do a lockdown light version, rather than the one we saw in the spring. afford athey cannot national lockdown, it was just too expensive. they are trying to

this will take time. are right, it is major and it must -- will take a whole set of people to get it done. in the meantime, we are focused on growing both companies, so they will take the appropriate action, whether organic or inorganic acquisitions. withlly expect to be done all of that. david: that was part of my conversation with ibm ceo arvind krishna. we continue our look at michigan with a look at the swing state election. we welcome back congresswoman debbie dingell. give us your sense of where michigan is in this race. ast time, donald trump got narrow win there. how is it looking this time? debbie: good afternoon, great to be with you. four years ago, i was one of the lone voices warning people that michigan was more competitive than people thought it was. it is very fluid. today, i'm feeling better than i have been a couple of weeks. began to ago, i almost get the same feelings that i had in 2016, quite frankly. candidly, the debate, and then the president's handling of himself as he has gotten

yes, i will, will be voting against the labour proposaltonight?o told me that the children from poorer families were the ones they found hardest to access during they found hardest to access during the summer term and i was really concerned about the experience they we re concerned about the experience they were having, you know, absent from school, very intermittent contact with their teachers, and i thought it was appropriate that free school meals were funded for the six weeks over the summer months and i made a speech on that, actually, when it came to the debate. bacca what you said was you said it is now incumbent on the government more than ever to support the simple yet effective solutions for the children in our society. i'm just wondering what has changed since then. in our society. i'm just wondering what has changed since thenlj in our society. i'm just wondering what has changed since then. i thank you for reminding me of that because thatis you for reminding me of that because that is exactly the principle i have applied to the gover

either will i.ber when he did that interview and told bob woodard he knew how deadly the virus was at the end of january but didn't tell anybody. didn't even tell those folks. didn't tell anybody. woodard asked him why. he said he didn't want to panic the american people. the american people don't panic. donald trump panicked. >> [horns honking]. >> and unlike donald trump we will not surrender to this virus. look, he thinks he can divide us. we won't notice his failures that's why he equates the somalia refugees seeking a better life in america with terrorists as he did last night. we need a president to bring us together. not pull us apart and deal with this pandemic responsibly. bringing the country together around testing, tracing and masking. it's estimated by leading doctors in this country if we wear a mask for the next few months we will save hundreds of thousands of lives. dr. fauci called for a mask mandate last week. it's not a political statement like those ugly folks over their beeping

he will do things that will destroy our country.will trigger a tsunami of illegal immigration, they want to have free health care for all, free education for all, everybody gets a lawyer, that is just what we want is a new lawyer, everybody. everybody gets a lawyer. no, we can't have it. he has also pledged, and he pledges but the good news about him -- he could pledge at and about five hours later, he will have no idea what the hell he pledged. the washington democrats continue to attack our wonderful members of ice and the border patrol. more than half of whom are hispanic americans and many are here today, and i'm very proud to receive the endorsement from some of the toughest people on earth. in fact, i think they could actually go to dana and some of them could be good fighters for dana. national ice counsel, the union representing our incredible ice officers, and a man who has been a friend of mine for a long time, the head council president, just got the endorsement, chris crane. where's chris? where is chris? you are looking

the question will be what the democrats will do to the supreme court. there have been questions about it, he does not like those questions, they don't want to get into court packing. they want to talk about health care and response to the pandemic. >> mitchell robertson, thank you . thanank you for bearing with men the coney barrett questions. dueling town halls. we will have coverage coming up on france 24. time for business. ththat means caitlin is here. great to see you. along with the curfew and the restrictions, a new round of financial support for industries. >> the french government has overspent 470 billion euros on is emergency -- it's emergency support programs. speaking alongside the prime minister this a afternoon, the finance e minister saiaid everyg that could be done would be. quarks with strict nenew measass on t their way to slow the spred of the pandemi in france, the french government is keen to assure business owners will get the support they need. >> [speaking french] >> top of the list of new measures, the state-sponsored programs

president, i will listen to the scientists. and i will empower them. i know how much president trump has damaged faith in our institutions and in our leaders, and government itself. we have to rebuild the trust between the public and public servants. it is one of the most difficult tasks we face in the coming years. if i am elected president, i will always give it to you, as fdr said, straight from the shoulder. i will deliver on my promises. i will listen to the american people no matter what their politics. i will let doctors and scientists speak freely, so you can make the best decisions possible for yourself and your family. and i won't let four years of donald trump rob us of the most fundamental american qualities, our hope in the future and our faith in ourselves. we can beat this virus. we are not to divided to achieve big think -- we are not too divided to achieve big things. we are americans. imagine a true, nationally-coordinated plan that spares no expense so that our schools have the resources to reopen with full health and safety protocol

we will keep on fighting. we will keep on winning, winning, winning. coming into my office in washington and says sir is getting tired of winning. they win too much. go back and tell them to worry about it they will keep on winning winning winning. will keep on winning winning winning. because we are one movement, one people, one family and one glorious nation under god. [cheers and applause] and together with the incredible people florida, we have made america wealthy again. we have made america strong again. we have made america proud again. [applause] and we will make america safe again and we will make america great again. thank you florida. thank you very much thank you very much thank you very much thank you very much ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

jobs will go. there will be synergy. what did you call it other day?aid right size and you put me in the jon ferro timeout shed. resize. jonathan: it is resize. i take the phrase right side. what is right about it. i take it for a laugh like this time yesterday. this debate is about on and jobs in america. i wonder if we get back to that policy. i cannot agree with you more. the good news is the president will be tested. he says he is doing better. tom: what do his doctors say? jonathan: you sound better than you did this time yesterday. tom: no i don't. jonathan: from new york and london, this is bloomberg. ritika: with the first word news, i am ritika gupta. now there is a question of whether there will be a second presidential debate. president trump says he will not take part of the candidates are in separate negotiations. he told fox that is not what debating is about. earlier today the commission that runs the debate said next week event will be a virtual event to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. meanwhile the vice presidential debate there

make me cry, you will destroy my image and then you will not love me anymore.ood life before i did this. my life was very simple and very nice. the democrat parties is putting police officers in american families in grave danger. unlike joe biden, i will always support the heroes of law enforcement. [applause] i was endorsed by almost every law enforcement group in the united states, including new chicago,nest in florida, texas, oklahoma, and every place. i was just named man of the year in that big blue magazine. man of the year, for whatever reason. i'm the only one standing between you and a left-wing crusade. you have people that want to change our whole country. the thing that is going to bring us back together is success. i was getting calls, seven months ago, we had the best employment numbers we ever had, we had the greatest success we've ever had. we were beating china at everything. we were beating everybody. and they were calling me, people i would not be speaking to generally, let's get together, it was happening and then we got hit by the china pla

if all of us are not in together, there will be lives which will be lost.are out of the woods. so, for now, those working the front line in altnagelvin can cope. the hope is that will continue in the weeks ahead. marie—louise connolly, bbc news. now, one man's good news story. after 4 months in an induced coma and a staggering 209 days in hospital, esse khanzadeh from greater manchester has come out of hospital after battling coronavirus. he says it's good to be out to see his family and breathe fresh air as alison freeman reports. applause. steps esse khanzadeh says he came close to never taking. thank you everyone. as he walked out of wythenshawe hospital, he was applauded by the doctors and nurses who'd treated him for covid—19 for the past seven months. forfour of those, he had been in an induced coma. it should be the other way round. i should be applauding for them, for all the people at wythenshawe hospital. they saved my life, basically. esse had no previous underlying health problems but the road to recovery has been long. i never thought for a min

what will be done?g at that in the background, we knew it was going to be hectic when we agreed to do it. we had to have so many live games on sky tv. all clubs have having a good go but when players are suffering and anyone who has played the game knows what it feels like getting out of bed after super league game, it is not pleasant. rugby pluming are tough and the governing body will work out how we can get towards the back end of the season with the grand final coming. rugby league has had to have a bit ofa coming. rugby league has had to have a bit of a bail out. you mention broadcasting money, it is a fine balance you are walking between player welfare and the health of the sport, as well. yes, and obviousry pleasing the broadcasters is foremost in our mind. we have to make shoe we fulfil our broadcasting only investigation which is what what the superleague are trying to do. excellent games are been put out and hats off to the players because they have done tremendously well with the fixture sche

that will be the message. it will be dovish, it will be reinforcing the fiscal support. i think that is what we would hear from chair powell. we've heard that from vice chair clarida. i think that will be the messaging that we get initially. doesyou are right if that come to pass, if we do get big fiscal and the fed staying dovish and keeping rates low, and it all supports a more vigorous recovery, they will end up lifting off earlier than otherwise, and we might start having that conversation maybe later next year. it is markets. we will be having that conversation all along. but it will become more of a tangible reality lakes 2021 into 2022.22 -- into again, they will not be in a rush. they want to overshoot on inflation. a want to get -- they are no longer worried about scary things happening if the un-limit rate gets too low. they want to really see this labor market take and heal the wounds that we are still experiencing right now. so i think the message is going to stay pretty dovish for a while. is this all going to force the ecb to do exactly the same thing? glob

we will see. we will see. we will see. is it europe improving or is the u.s.ically losing ground? we will see. it is difficult to see how europe can gain ground from where it is today without, you shakeup ofnificant its, you know, of its system. the u.s. is still not to be undervalued, underestimated, because, you know, it has always been able to come out somehow stronger by -- from any changes in administrations or politics at the- you know, may be beginning, you may see some dislocations when changes come through. manus: nine years. what did you enjoy the most? sergio: well, you know, i would say that i enjoyed most of the days. the fact that, you know, it was always something new. the early days was managing, you aftermath of yet another crisis for ubs, and then starting to reposition strategy and working on the execution and getting tractions with employees and clients was the first focus. over time, things have changed a lot. i have to say, i'm not so sure i enjoyed that. i spent a lot of time in resolving legacy matters. shery: that was sergio ermotti sp

on friday and that will be it like hearing we hope it will be and in open court and after that there is what's called an arraignment that is where the defendants will be brought before the united states district judge they'll be apprised and questioned as to whether they understand the charges against them whether they've read the indictment and at that time they'll be asked how they wish to plea as many of you know most people when confronted with charges plead not guilty and and then the process goes goes forward because this case involves sensitive information and has the potential to involve classified information i would expect although i don't know but it's my expectation they'll be a series of hearings leading up to the trial which may certify this case as complex or mean that we won't actually be in trial under the normal 70 days speedy trial clock but that's where we'll go from here matt someone will be here and. who has. been. so for those who were in court the judge did make remarks regarding testing of these 2 individuals pursuant to the court's order which is posted righ

they will be given one minute to make an opening statement after that questions will be asked of all three candidates. each has one minute to respond. candidates may request an opportunity for a 32nd rebuttal the order for answering questions will rotate. with a candidate exceedsdsll ths mind as a time limit i shall interrupt and remind them. the order in which the answer the question was determined by a drawingne conducted by the debate commission now for the opening statements we will hear from woody myers first you have one minute. >> hello fellow huge are one - - users i'm a physician former indiana state health commissioner together with representative lawsonh i am here to leader stay in any direction compared to do all that we can do to get us to the global pandemic. we are in the midst of a recession as well. in this recession we have not had the leadership required from our current government hasn't taken the action steps that are needed. i know if we move forward together, we can create a new relationship between government and the people. if you elect me as your new governo

she will be respected... attorney general of california, so let me ask a parallel question. what would you want californians to do, no restrictions on access to abortion? percival, joe biden and i are both people of faith, and it's insulting to suggest that we would knock anyone for their faith. in fa ct, knock anyone for their faith. in fact, joe, if elected, will be only the second practising catholic as president of the united states. on theissue president of the united states. on the issue of this nomination, joe andi the issue of this nomination, joe and i are very clear, as are the majority of the american people. we are 27 days before the decision about who will be the next president of the united states. before, when his conversation has come up, it has been about election time, we are literally in an election. over 4 million people have voted. 4 million people. in the process of voting right now. joe has been clear, let the american people fill that seat in the white house and then we will fill that

the you can eu trade will be, they will not know what the electoral situation will be in the economicackground for the u.s. economy. there is an argument to wait here and then react when there's more information in the bag, and that will be the case in december. we expect to see an extension of qe to the tune of 500 billion euros in december. jonathan: just a hundred billion. , thank youof axa very much. i have no idea where we will be in the december meeting of the ecb. it is a lifetime right now. tom: we have shifted. you brought this up earlier. on radio and television across the nation, remember the certitude. first week of march, i was away and we were framed out. may 15 we are in control, we are watching the news cycle, we are going out six weeks or eight weeks, and then it was a diffuse three months. where are we now? i would suggest on the edge of nowhere in terms of how we are looking out. jonathan: vaccine watch. of november. end granted, there is a debate about this which keeps us employed, but the vaccine is there, and then the distribution of the vaccine, knowing the firs

that will be crystal clear tonight and the stakes will be crystal clear.his coronavirus can affect anybody. we have to take it seriously. >> bill: joe biden is talk itting about not having next week's debate in miami. do you think that's a good idea? >> we should follow the advice of doctors and professionals. you can have a debate this many different ways. if the doctors say green light for the president, we will be there. >> bill: could it be virtual in the end? >> it could be. americans hopefully will get a chance where folks don't talk over each other. i was in cleveland. i didn't know i was 15 feet away from so many people with coronavirus that did not wear a mask. there should not be a war on masks or plexiglass. this kills people. we will follow the advice. whether it's president trump or vice-president pence who is the head of the coronavirus task force, we should be listening to those doctors ahead of politicians. >> bill: mayor garcettii thanks for coming in today. i will speak to a debate expert who helped hillary clinton's running mate 4 years

i will see you on "the five." bill, it's all you. >> bill: we will see you in two hours. happy monday. good afternoon. i'm bill hemmer and here we roll. roll. breaking news from the walter reed medical center, president trump tweeting that he will leave the hospital and he's feeling really good. any minute we will hear from the president's physician dr. song connolly on his current position. he received several treatments over the weekend but meanwhile the virus is still an issue for those working inside the west wing. press secretary and kayleigh mcenany saying she tested positive and will start her quarantine. the trump campaign spokesperson hogan gidley who has talk to the president, jim bide joe biden wl speak next hour. good afternoon to you. >> good afternoon. we wait the president's condition from his medical team as you mentioned led by dr. sean connolly. the president really announcing not just of the country but to the entire world that, yeah, i'm out of here as soon as 6:30 p.m. tonight. he shares this tweet and says i will be leaving the great walter reed medi

lots more will do here.hould -- haidi: your top priority when it comes to global expansion and as i take a backseat to the restructuring we are looking at -- and does that take a backseat to the restructuring we are looking at? jun: could you repeat that last one? haidi: i wanted to know what your top global priority is in terms of overseas expansion? , we arebal expansion very focused on the enterprise business. --icially for our very thinking about values. we want to provide values with our partner. model toess everything. supportoing to microsoft. extend -- in to the world in order to make it a much more good society. ntt president and ceo, thank you so much for joining us there. jun sawada. shery: we have some lines coming from exxon mobil now. responding to a bloomberg news report that was titled -- revealed in leaked documents. bloomberg reported exxon had been planning to increase annual carbon backside emissions by as much as the output of the entire nation of greece. according to documents reviewed

they will give it a go and in a wasps style, they will not die wondering.se of that elation and excitement they have felt, maybe a little liberation will go through the wasps squad on saturday. they start as underdogs but they won't leave anything out there. over the past couple of hours, a developing story about the england barbarians game on friday. it has been thrown into doubt, chris? the game is on sunday, with the teams being set to play tomorrow, with england naming their sides. but it is hard to see how that could go ahead because, as many, i understand, 12 of the barbarians players have been axed from the squad after breaching covid—19 protocols. they signed up toa covid—19 protocols. they signed up to a strict covid—19 code of conduct not to leave their hotels apart from training, basically, that as many as 12 of them went out to a restaurant last night. that meant they were at risk of infection, according to barbarians. we understand many were involved in the party and won't be playing, sunday. now they are desperately trying to find something ne

that area of rain will clear away from the south—east, by the end of the night it will be a windy andy one. lots of shower, the temperatures in single figures for all. we have low pressure still close by on sunday, just to the north—west of the uk, so again, another blustery day, a windy day, maybe not as windy as what he what we will have through today. sunshine and showers affecting northern around western areas and in the south coast running through the english channel. some eastern parts of scotla nd english channel. some eastern parts of scotland and england could stay dry all together but it will be a windy day, these are the mean wind speeds, gusts will be higher than these values suggest, and it will be fresher across the board tomorrow, including the south—east, temperatures of ten to 13 or 1a celsius. as we head into the start of next week it remains unsettled. low pressure with us on monday bringing a blustery day with showers and another one waiting in the wings so and another one waiting in the wings so it looks like it will be a turbulent week, very autumnal indeed with

the first one that will be asked on education will go to you, governor, and it will be asked by angie peg. where are you? there she is, governor, right there. >> hi angie. i've heard a lot about education and the need to hold teachers and schools accountable. i certainly agree with that. but as an individual with an educational background and also apparent i have seen a lot of instances where the parents are unresponsive to the teachers are flat out uninvolved in their child's education. how do you intend, do not only hold the teachers in schools accountable, but also hold parents accountable? >> well, you know, it's hard to make people love one another. i wish the new law because i would sign it. i wish i knew the law that said all of us would be good parents. one of the things the next president must do is to remind people that if we are going to have a responsible period in america, that each of us most of our children with all our heart and all our soul. i happen to believe strong accountability encourages parental involvement, though. i think when you measure and post results on

you will see him shortly. he's back, yeah. >> [ inaudible question ] >> so we have done routine standard imaging. i'm just not -- at liberty to discuss. >> [ inaudible question ] >> so, um -- there are hipaa rules and regulations that restrict me in sharing certain things for his safety and his own health and reasons. >> [ inaudible question ] >> yeah -- so he -- he two episodes like we talked about yesterday and both times he received a little bit of oxygen and recovered immediately. >> [ inaudible question ] >> um -- no, it wasn't required. he wasn't short of breath. he wasn't looking ill. it was more of us trying to anticipate needs and see how he responded. in both cases he came right off. he didn't need it for very long at all. >> you were on board air force gown multiple trips. are you concerned about your own health? >> i am concerned. as long as you continue to test negative, you remain symptom free and you keep a mask on when you are we do inside the hospital 24/7, yor duties. >> [ inaudible question

he will not be at the final but he will be honoured.as much character that he showed, i would be a happy man stop it would be great to go out there and do that for rob burrow stop sorry as the fans wave off the team, the only thing for sure, this is no ordinary cup final. adam wilde, bbc news. now, prince harry — who is patron of the rugby football league — has sent a message of good luck to both teams ahead of the game, and also to former leeds star rob burrow, who will be chief guest in absence at the match. the duke of sussex also thanking rob for raising awareness of motor—neurone disease, saying rob and his family are an inspiration, the challenge cup final between leeds and salford is live on bbc one from 1:45pm. ahead of that, from 1:15pm, there'll be a re—run of the documentary produced by bbc breakfast and bbc sport rob burrow: my year with mns, which follows the leeds rhinos legend's battle with motor—neurone disease. an historic night for bristol bay winning theirfirst ever an historic night for bristol bay winning their firs

we will be hearing from two candidates one is in your governor. i will be a moderator an associate professor and university faculty scholar political science of african-american study is. not to introduce candidate governor welcome democratic challenger woody myers and independent challenger mr. rainwater. thank you for joining us as you will notice as we are here we are all in separate spaces due to safety concern due to covid-19 we look forward to having a robust discussion on the issues tonight they discuss education and covid-19, taxes and the fundamental role of government from hundreds of ideas across the state they were began in one minute to make an opening statement and then the questions will begin each has one minute to respond to each question candidates may request an opportunity for a 32d rebuttal. they will answer questions in a rotating warner on - - order. so let's begin with opening statements me will begin with governor holcomb you have one minute for an opening statement. >> thank you and good evening to everyone watching and f

will it do what amd is hoping it will do?couple of important takeaways here, different from the things that intel and amd have done in the past that perhaps have not worked out. this is not a deal that will result in some miracle product that is bringing together everything great that they do and we do. she said xilinx is a good business, we are going to run it as a good business on its own, and i will stay focus on what got me to where i am. one day down the road, we would get together. basically she is saying i will use this run-up in the value in my stock to buy a company that has higher margins than i have right now, better cash flow than i have right now, and will get me into these new markets. it is a very pragmatic approach, something that investors wanted to hear from her. vonnie: what about the price? too much of a premium? initial reports, as you will remember, was for $30 billion. obviously announced today at 35. a bit of a delta there. the premiums are not extremely high, about where you would expect things to be,

what hasn't been resolved is what form they will take and where they will be imposed. the closure of pubs and restaurants and possibly a ban on overnight stays away from home. there is also likely to be a simpler, more easily understood system of restrictions where areas are put into a certain tier according to the level of infection. cities in the north and the midlands have some of the highest coronavirus rates in the whole of the country. liverpool has 552 cases per 100,000 people. manchester has 542 cases per 100,000, and nottingham 497. in many of these places, local restrictions are already in force. these local restrictions that have been put in place in much of the north of england really haven't been very effective. you can see rates are still going up, still going up very rapidly. we need to take much more stringent measures, notjust in the north of england, actually. i think we need to do it countrywide, and bring the epidemic back under control. across the country, the number of covid deaths is rising. so too are the figures for admissions to hospitals. the

covid will probably accelerated. we will see the losses down the road. the key is the political system puts in place the right structure and incentives for banks to be able to look at a scalable, comprehensive european market. francine: overall, our european banks sanguine about the environment? we are looking at lockdowns but we are talking about resumption and share buyback. do they also need to put aside more money for bad loans like the u.s. banks? philipp: i don't think they are sanguine about it. i don't think global news, 24 hours a day, on air and on "bloomberg quicktake," -- i don't see any buddy that is sanguine. ultimately, it is the cumulative loss of gdp that will determine how big this impact will be and how big a potential impact on the balance sheet would be in terms of losses going forward. is the hard part of the recovery. the number one priority right now has to be to get these hospitalization rates, and infection rates down. can achieve that, and i think the measures taken by the french, german, swiss, and other governments in the las

you will vote for trump on election day or we will come after you. the proud boys say it was not them." why would anyone do this, the director says the tactic is somehow intended to hurt the president's chances in the election. >> your ballot will be treated securely and it will count. sporadic registrar debbie cooper says voters should know there has been no breach of the computer voting systems. >> in contra costa, our system accounts the ballots is not connected to the internet in any way. when we count the ballots there's no way anyone can interfere with that process. >> don't get distracted by the confusing debate about which candidate this interference helps or hurts. this is not what this is all about. they are trying to create confusion and chaos and try to undermine our confidence and it's important that we reserve that confidence and that we go forward. >> that confidence was on display tonight as we watched three generations of a family cast their ballots insisting they will not be distracted. >> some people think oh, it's broad and it doe

no matter how long it takes, we will never forget. we will never quit. to the american people, today's announcement is a reminder of the threat we continue to face from radical islamic terrorism. these terrorists despise the freedoms and the ways o of life we cherish and are hell-bent on imposing their ideologies on a world that continues to reject them. although our nation faces a variety of the security threats from many quarters, we will not relent in our efforts to protect america and her citizens from the threat posed by terrorists. today's announcement would not have been possible without the relentless of countless dedicated prosecutors, analysts, agents who are the bedrock of the department of justice. i want to thank the prosecutors of the u.s. attorney's office in virginia, my own national security division and all the many fbi agents and analysts who have worked tirelessly on this case. i also want to thank the office of international affairs and the united states attorney's office for the southern district of new york, both of which assisted

i will not be part of that movement. me, you will get reform. but i will not abandon the cops.ould like you to take a look at a video question. >> what will the candidates do to ensure our rights are protected? the rights of gay people who are married in the state of south carolina? sen. graham: the law of the land by the supreme court is that same-sex marriage is now legal. i accept that ruling. we are a conservative state. there are a lot of religious people who believe in traditional marriages. they are not neanderthals for believing that. this man, under our law, has a right to his relationship. i will honor the law of the land. i am trying to be tolerant. trying to understand that people have different life experiences than i do. i am not a woman or a person of color. i listen. when it comes to south carolina, i think i have been an effective voice for here we are -- who we are. same-sex marriage's legal and we will honor that. >> let's talk about the affordable care act. if the supreme court is to strike down the aca, republicans have promised for years to repeal and repl

when will concerts start again and what will they look like in the future? >> reporter: the next concert might have a different feel and might be a long way off. from rock on musicians are innovating around the pandemic. the band cancelled many of its schedule. big concerts are still a no-no and they organized a concert, a small crowd in cars. >> and even smaller audience at the san francisco symphony hosting one-on-one concerts. one musician plays for a masked fan throughout the hall. in the uk, old concert feel with a creative new seating chart. >> what we did broke the mold of it. >> virgin money arena in newcastle, england bills itself as the first socially distant concert venue. organizers seat fans in boxes that do not touch. clever, but there is a catch. ordtheirly the space could hold 45,000 fans. >> 95% fewer people. >> yeah. it is. >> tom is a tour promoter. >>> isn't really functioning until we can do full capacity shows. we don't anticipate we will have a concert until there is a vaccine. >> this august concert at a south dakota bike rally was at

we will have more information. s&p 500 has reached key technical levels similar to those european indexes suggesting that more selling is ahead. stay tuned for that follow to lily. as for some earnings movers after hours, we have some reprieve with interest soaring up 29%. they put up a big beat. driving their strength was digital ad sales. similar to snap. seems like these companies with digital ad sales on the internet are doing well. clearly it's consumers on the internet on their home more so than not. ebay beat estimates for the last quarter but for the current quarter, they are saying that it will not be as great as hoped for for the holiday quarter. stock falling on the guidance. not clear what is behind that, because they actually beat. they sell the homemade masks, etsy. could be the fact that they stocked up so much in the sales enough. strong investors taking some chips off the table especially in the wake of the week we have had folks want only the very best. emily: interesting, all those e-commerce hol

i think we will win the house, right? you will see, i think we will win the house. will come up with a better healthcare, always protecting people with pre-existing conditions. one thing, very important, we have 180 million people out there that have great private healthcare. far more than we are talking about with obamacare. joe biden is going to terminate all of those policies. these are people that love their healthcare. these are people that have been successful, millions of people that have been successful. they have 180 million plans. 180 million people, families. this is under what he wants to do, which will basically be socialized medicine. he wouldn't even have a choice. they want to terminate 180 million plans. we have done an incredible job of healthcare. we are going to do even better. >> okay. vice president biden. this is for you, your health care plan calls for building on obamacare. my question is, what is your plan if the law is will a constitutional by the supreme court? you have two minutes, uninterrupted. >> what i'm going to do is pass obamacare

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she will serve our country well, and she will serve the future generations which will be influenced by her decisions on the supreme court well. i encourage my colleagues to put politics aside and to do the same. thank you, and i yield watch live senate coverage today on c-span 2. with 10 days to go before the election, we'll show you several campaign events from earlier today. first, president obama had a drive-in

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the medium alert level will cover most of the country which will cover most of the country which willthe current national measures. this includes the will of six and the closure of hospitality at ten p:m.. the high alert level will reflect the interventions in the many local areas at the moment. this primarily aims to reduce household to household transmission by preventing all mixing between different households or support bubbles indoors. in these areas the role of six will continue to apply outdoors where it is harder for the virus to spread in public spaces as well as private gardens. most areas which are already subject to local restrictions will automatically move into the high alert level. as a result of rising infection rates, nottinghamshire, east and west cheshire and a small area of will also move into the high alert level. the very high alert level will apply where transmission rates are rising most rapidly and where the nhs could soon be under unbearable pressure without further restrictions. in these areas the government will set a baseline prohibiting social mixing indo

he will have top acute medical attention, how much will that play a pa rt attention, how much will thatmedication, we also knew ventilating people, that isn't necessarily the best way of managing patients who are very sick. we also know who is more at risk, what if any antibiotics are required. we are ina much any antibiotics are required. we are in a much better place than we were backin in a much better place than we were back in march. nevertheless what hasn't changed is the risk factors. he is obese, if you measure his bmi, you just have to look at him. he is well, and in an at risk age group. important to point out it affects eve ryo ne important to point out it affects everyone differently. my father in his 80s had this virus at the same time as my son in his teens and my son was much more unwell. we have seen son was much more unwell. we have seen donald trump full of energy. absolutely. he plays golf every week. speaking to a friend of mine, week. speaking to a friend of mine, we both got it at the same time in new york. he is 75. i was really unwell. he didn't even know he had