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but he is unsure about how long key and winnie will stay.ack in china. whoever wins the us presidential election, the us—china rivarly is here to stay. it will define politics in the 21st century. zhaoyin feng, bbc news, washington. at least 18 people have died following a suicide bombing in kabul. the islamic state group said they carried out the attack. 0ur correspondent secunder kermani has the latest. according to officials, this suicide bomber was trying to get inside the tuition centre when he was challenged by the security guards and blew himself up. their bravery really preventing an even greater loss of life. the vast majority of these students would have been in their late teens and early 20s, many of them preparing for a university entrance exam. the islamic state group carried out a similar attack on another tuition centre two years ago. in fact, a tuition centre quite close by to this one in which more than a0 students were killed. the area in which these attacks have happened is largely populated by afghanistan's shia minority,

but chenyu is unsure about how long he and winnie will stay.g forjobs back in china. whoever wins the us presidential election, the us—china rivalry is here to stay. it will define geopolitics in the 21st century. zhaoyin feng, bbc news, washington. on friday, president trump announced that sudan had agreed to normalise relations with israel, the third arab league country to do so in two months. but perhaps things are not as simple as they seem. some officials in sudan's transitional government say the agreement needs to be ratified by a legislative council, and that doesn't exist yet. and political opposition against the deal is growing, too. today, sudan's former prime minister, sadiq al—mahdi, said the agreement could help ignite a new war in the middle east. let's speak to hajooj kooka, who is a sudanese member of girifna, who describe themselves as a non—violent resistance movement. he's in khartoum. thank you for speaking with us here. i want to start with your reaction then to this news that your country had agreed to normalise relations

animal sexuality the short film series green porno by actress isabella rossellini is a must also winnie who is the daughter of angered birdman and a former muse to david lynch has for years been dressing up as all kinds of animals reenacting their unique reproductive practices now she's launching a theater show live streamed from her very own farm. responding to her can you both. isabella rossellini is part actress part scientist for her short film series green porno she puts to use her master's degree in animal behavior creating a very intimate look at reproduction from the perspective of the birds and the bees and even worms yes i am both male and female. i need to mate with another read more. into 69 position here on the russell ynys green pornos are the basis for her 1st online performance combining those videos with a live stream of her and her chickens sheep and dogs at her farm outside new york the show which launches friday is called sex and consequences. earlier i got to talk to isabella rossellini i asked her about the show's name your show is called sex and consequences i thi

these dogs were dressed up as the teenage turtles, winnie the pooh, lion king.e face. look at that. isn't that cute? >> so great. >> you know who wouldn't do that? >> i need to know -- >> cats. >> no. >> not a chance. >> she's got them trained well. >> this is where the dog outshines them. >> that is so cute. i need to know what treat is on the other side of the door. >> that has to be a good one. >> why are they sitting so still? >> right. >> they're being super cute and patient. >>> we hope you had a good morning with us. we're happy you spent your morning with us. hope you stay cool. a live look this morning, 6:56. we make it a mission to understand how you live. then, we make choices. ♪ ♪ choices to make beautiful homes smart, which is beautiful. ♪ ♪ we also make beautiful things more affordable. ♪ ♪ we try to make choices to put back what we take out. oh! and we can also make kitchen fronts out of plastic bottles now. so why do we choose to make things the way we do? because the better the choices we make in here, the better off we'll all be out there. ikea

this is from winnie around the world. winnie was choosing her books from the library.t ofjoy which many parents will resonate with, the little child twanging on mum's mask. and she carried on regardless. it was just annoying, i imagine. from monday there will be a brand new show to enjoy right after us here on bbc one. morning live will be hosted by kym marsh and gethinjones. they'll be joined by a team of presenters giving expert advice on everything from saving money to the latest health issues. let's talk to gethin and find out about it. this new programme, you are taking over from about it. this new programme, you are taking overfrom us on about it. this new programme, you are taking over from us on monday. why do you need it now, what is it about? i wasjust chatting to my pa rents about? i wasjust chatting to my parents and my sister this morning and wales have just gone into this second lockdown so maybe the timing of morning live is perfect. there we re of morning live is perfect. there were plans to do it before but the pandemic has sped up the process and it f

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here in winnie the pooh 100 acre wood, you can play. only way out is with the golden key. and if you push through the fur coats at the back of the wardrobe, you will find yourself in cs lewes's narnia. and next door you will find horrid henry in his bedroom. i like this room because it's so free and you can really be a child again here. oh, it's so much fun. definitely the fart bed is my favourite, definitely brought back so many memories of when i used to read horrid henry. it's magical because you're stepping into a scene that until now has existed in your head and on the pages of a book. alongside the classics, the last story in this enchanted library, the art of being normal, was chosen by children in oxford. so walking through here there's loads of authors i read as a kid, stories that were important to me like narnia and the snowman and then i've got philip pullman next door and then there's my book, which feels very surreal. i think a lot of young people now are having conversations about gender identity. it's not binary any more

winnie the pooh? wizard of oz. ninja turtles. mario brothers.t was awesome. >> i love how they're just staring at the camera just looking innocent. world news tonight with david muir is next. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. for spencer christian and a i'm voting 'yes' on prop 19. nineteen limits taxes on seniors. it limits property tax on people like me. nineteen limits taxes on wildfire victims. it says so right here. if 19 passes, seniors can move closer to family or medical care. i looked at moving but i can't afford the taxes. will you help california's most vulnerable? vote 'yes' on prop 19. >>> tonight, cases of the coronavirus surging in the u.s. and news tonight on the president's son, barron. first lady melania trump revealing barron did test positive for covid after she and the president tested positive, too. what she reveals about her son and her own symptoms from the virus. and the president is asked about his son today, what he says, then quickly pivoting to his supreme court nominee. >>> this all comes as

thinking particularly of the lionizing or say of nelson mandela you try and save the reputation of winnie mandela i do because her reputation was was decimated and mandela states and you know the leader he was also he exists in a pool of untouchable light and i think if we deconstruct that as we should all things we can find the gray areas the new and says in that and under that there space to bring women they are out of the you know the excellence the gray areas a shadow like you think that happens or inequality as i think you kind of refer poetically it is worse now than under a punt and i guess the deals in broke out of the time. have still played out in the way they have i think because power and money still stays in white hands in south africa the land disto owned by huge swathes of white. african farmers and there is money tied to that land and because of that the poverty still still still still plays out as for instance i discussed. the repercussions of the black farm workers who were paid in barrels 'd of lying for instance which created alcoholism in many members of color societi

so for more on this let's speak to winnie barca and sony tell us what these new restrictions could meanfor the city. well means that exactly will minute past midnight london the county of essex and several other towns and cities in england including york in the northeast move from the moderate risk level to the high risk level that means that there is a pound on the mingling of households inside so that's inside bars and restaurants and also 5 homes but the rule of 6 still applies so up to 6 people will still be able to meet from different households outside so it seems like this behind me in covent garden will. still be happening but the question is this we move towards the colder months as we head towards winter whether people will simply want to do that there's a huge amount of uncertainty from the hospitality sector that's been hit hard after many many months of restrictions and very tight lockdown they were hoping to bounce back but are deeply worried about the impact of these latest restrictions currently the only part of the country in the very high category is liverpool in the n

real winnie on the left, long legged winnie on the left, long legged winnie on the right.a is with us as well, this is your dog, billy. that is my mum's dog, billy. he has not been very well, hence the tongue coming out, bless him. but i love it! dwight mcneil he doesn't look very well with those eyes, as well! you have done a greatjob, phil, and all the money going to charity. i'm sure the request will keep coming stay with us, headlines coming up. good morning, welcome to breakfast with louise minchin. and dan walker. our headlines today... south yorkshire looks set to become the latest region to be placed in the highest level of coronavirus restrictions — an announcement is due later this morning. in the last 48 hours, i've had productive conversations with local leaders in south yorkshire and i'm hopeful we will reach an agreement there this morning as well. we are behind—the—scenes in one of europe's's biggest specialist cancer hospitals in manchester. we are meeting of the staff, families and patients fighting cancer in the time of covid. special delivery from the ro

the dogs dressed as teenage mutant ninja turtles, winnie the pooh, lion king, super mario. this is the cutest thing. >> getting them all to stay in those costumes long enough to do this video, that's job well done. >> but these faces. why do they look like people? they're like what are you doing to us? >> that's what they're thinking. >> the discipline. adorable to almost annoyed at some point. fan tast imi'm glad we showed that. well, we go from that to the kind of the opposite extremes. things you may not want to see but i need to tell you. san jose, it's clear right now. becoming breezy with near record warmth today, tomorrow and friday. critical fire conditions increase tonight and tomorrow night. all of that subsides heading into the weekend. here's the area of high pressure that's dominant right now. that will build eastward. as it does it will increase the offshore winds. today is just the beginning of near record levels as it will be hotter tomorrow and friday. 89 to 97 is your spread through the south bay. 93 in san jose. 91 on the peninsula. 76 to 79 along the coa

voters in michigan while joe biden rallies in iowa, the president trying to keep support going after winniehigan in 2016, it is not happening, polls show president trump gaining in swing states why biden maintains a national league, are we seeing momentum build and is it coming just in time, joining me trump 20 director press communications erin perrine, the momentum when you see it in politico you know it's happening, we know the momentum is there, what does it mean for the campaign by tuesday? >> to see democrats and the mainstream news media trying to sound the alarm means that they are seen president trump on his way to victory, there are plenty in the news media who are trying to spin off the narrative that joe biden is running away with this and it's just not true, the early ballot data is showing that the president is well on his way, we see it in arizona, and michigan, states where we have closed the gap in the early voting numbers, and florida as well, when we look at the data in a state like pennsylvania with barack obama over 1.1 million democrats registered more than republicans

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if our goal is to win elections and be in power anywhere winnie, and everything is fine. but when parties started losing, incentives change. those are the moments in which parties have to take stock and say wait a minute, we've been handed defeat at the ballot box, the electorate isn't buying what we're selling. what are we going to do about it? my hope and expectation is if trump is poorly, i think he will, i think the party will find itself at a crossroads, a reckoning moment and he will have to decide what kind of party is going to become what kind of priorities will have? .. part of the problem is-- go ahead. >> i love your optimism. sometimes i wonder if it's like you being obama talking policy and minas like the things you are talking about you know the root of so much of this is this idea that government is the problem and government needs to be cut and that's the problem yet the thing that makes government work is the thing that they are subverting. i just don't know what happens. >> here's the thing, i mean, republican opposition to a large centralized government

. >> is this like for winnie and franny, for kids that age? illustrations are so cute. deas is the animator it's short enough that you can read it and it counts as a book. there they are, the best but yeah, it's -- you know what it is? it's fun when you read this to your kids, you start talking about your own experiences, you know i used to like wait on the top of the bannister and peek out and see if santa came. i talked to my sister and we were so excited, we couldn't get to sleep and freaking out. oh, i remember that one year i got my favorite present ever do you have a favorite present when you were a kid? >> i love christmas. i'm a christmas person i love that you love christmas it's like you have those images that are just emblazened in your mind of christmas memories. >> what was your favorite? >> i love, there was a doll called marzon that was a robot doll that will move. it was an inflatable doll that had plastic feet that would move i think my dad had a little too many few eggnogs the night before and he broke the feet so i basically

solamente la podÍa cantar winnie houston y cinco seres humanos mÁs en este planeta de esa manera.tos te vieron? melissa: creo que sÍ. raÚl: te llevas muy bien con tus abuelitos? un beso para tus abuelitos. te mandamos un regalo de la pelÍcula. [habla en inglÉs] donde trabaja robert de niro para que disfruten de la pelÍcula. nada como los abuelitos. vamos a la segunda participante de la semana. tiene 11 aÑos de edad. vive en la florida. tanto "corre" de jesse y joy. [mÚsica] vamonos en vivo a davie, florida, para conocer a estela atchison y su mama nelsa santos... me encanta esa sonrisa. cÓmo estÁn? >> buenos dÍas. raÚl: cÓmo estÁn? >> muy bien. raÚl: me encanta la participaciÓn. vamos a ver quÉ dicen los jueces. quÉ te pareciÓ la interpretaciÓn? noel: preciosa canciÓn de mis amigos de jesse y joy. muy linda. definitivamente, muy linda versiÓn. muy tierna tu vozsin duda. una opciÓn de canción mucho mÁs accesible. en espaÑol estÁ buenÍsimo. me gustÓ mucho. alguna desafiliaciÓn por ahÍ, pero vamos, hay tanto camino que recorrer. raÚl: muy bien. juliÁn, necesito que rÁpidamente me dig

to ask them to think about updating their corporate charters to actually implement things like the winnieule, which commits them to not commit to adding additional women to their board but considering a diverse search and looking for diverse candidates when doing that search. next, and looking forward a bit, we've joined a partnership with three other california pensions: calstrs, calpers, and lucera. this is a reminder that our efforts are not focused just on gender but on race and ethnicity as we engage with companies, and that's part of our corporate and governance belief, workforces that are reflective of society at large tend to perform better over the longer term. and the fourth area to really talk a bit about is our e.s.g. investment management pillar. we really deepened our e.s.g. engagement with our own external managers, and this is across asset classes. so not only are we conducting e.s.g. due diligence when we make a new recommendation to invest, but we really have to take a step back on some of our core relationships in the private equity allocation and the absolute return pr

to ask them to think about updating their corporate charters to actually implement things like the winnieule, which commits them to not commit to adding additional women to their board but considering a diverse search and looking for diverse candidates when doing that search. next, and looking forward a bit, we've joined a partnership with three other california pensions: calstrs, calpers, and lucera. this is a reminder that our efforts are not focused just on gender but on race and ethnicity as we engage with companies, and that's part of our corporate and governance belief, workforces that are reflective of society at large tend to perform better over the longer term. and the fourth area to really talk a bit about is our e.s.g. investment management pillar. we really deepened our e.s.g. engagement with our own external managers, and this is across asset classes. so not only are we conducting e.s.g. due diligence when we make a new recommendation to invest, but we really have to take a step back on some of our core relationships in the private equity allocation and the absolute return pr