in this torture his drive from belmarsh to the old bailey in walked his partner stella morris as described as something like an upright coffin i've seen it it's a great white circle around truck of course. and there's a small window at the top to look out to you have to stand rather precariously so in this dreadful stop stop traffic and i've driven it from belmont to the central prim and all court songes taken in this in this box this this this prison. to to a court where he he sits in. or go out scorer door in which is his god and himself and the only way he can speak to his lawyers is to get down on his knees time and again i've watched him because where i've been sitting has been looking down on him he's got down on his knees to speak through a slit in the garage in the in the gloss. to one of the. lawyers at the back and she writes his message on opposed to the post it is then handed through the body of the court to the barristers who are arguing the case against his extradition to an american oh all that's how he communicates with his lawyers it's actually slightly better than waterga

morris. we have a question from vice president honda. >> yes. >> you touched on the shadowing did you do a shadow report? >> no we didn't. there is no denying that this is going to cast shadow. this is private property. it's not park property. but no we did not. >> i mean so it, was there a specific reason why because in your testimony a few seconds ago you said it's going to cast some shadow. some is a verb. so i kind of want to know it would be nice to know exactly how much shadow it's casting. >> right. well, we, i made mr. sanchez can speak to this, but we were not request to provide a shadow study. >> so, it never came up between your clients and your firm? >> that is correct. >> okay. and is this, an investment property or someone moving into the property as far as it's a developer moving in or is this for a spec? >> we don't know. i think he may be developing it to spec, but i don't know for sure. he's been renting the cottage. >> and, last question is when you did your neighborhood no

plastic fishers co-founder morris schultz is visiting ram down his mantle in his workshop he's checking in on the construction of a large trash boom that will be installed in the chicken pond and. ram down belongs to the precious plastic network which is 40000 members around the world all working on projects that tackle plastic waste activists ram down on the plastic fish or entrepreneurs met through the network morgan says pleased with how construction is progressing but 1st the steel wire part will be in the water and reports. on every spot it is always 2 barrels. of 200 just each and we have to voice your balls want to talk so you can really pretty sure of it. the barrels are sourced mainly from textile factories recycling materials from local businesses that would otherwise be discarded as a cornerstone of the project. crunch time the 1st of 13 large trash booms designed to stop waste from the chick upon them washing up in the chits a room is ready to be installed to galvanise construction is fitted with a bamboo platform but will it actually float. oh yeah yeah so this will be our

was promised a halloween bricks that you know if so but according to prime minister morris johnson but it was then delayed triggering the transition phase which is set to end of this new year's eve possibly with no trade deal with the european union until then catch all our interviews on you tube channel and don't forget to join the underground by following us on twitter facebook instagram and santana. is that amazing country with so many friends in russia and i'm very excited to be here. i love that idea i think i can do that. every nice i make a lot of money with them but they make millions and hundreds of me. can can can can. he has a nice. a great wall and nobody builds laws better than me believe and i'll build a very inexpensive like a great great wall. and just in case you're worried about who's going to pay for it mexico will pay for. it we'll see what happens. we'll see how the film will be successful. not only speaking the role of the media is to inform the public this mission is now on hold large parts of the media landscape particularly big tech actively intervene to determ

situation demonstrations likely to continue but perhaps called evening will make its own adjustments to morris minor for russia today from. a smartphone app has been launched in the u.k. to record and remotely store video of police stop and search is a law firm is behind the move and says it's to ensure there is evidence of any interaction with offices the criminal lawyer who developed the app says it can provide a different perspective on an incident compared to police body cam video where cameras are sometimes turned off or recordings lost and you upload to the cloud in real time so if something happens to the phone the video is saved or the launch comes amid growing debate about the disproportionate use of stop and search towards members of the black community the latest annual figures for england wales suggest that black people are stopped more than anyone else the proctors was brought in amid a spike in violent crimes stop and searches are up 40 percent this year in london alone police claim the practice though is only used when necessary. stop and search is never used likely and police o

situation the demonstrations to continue but perhaps called evening will make its own adjustments to morris one of 4 russia today from. smartphone apps being launched in the u.k. to record remotely store video of police stop and searches law firms behind the move and says it's to ensure that there's evidence of any interaction with officers the criminal lawyer behind the app says it can provide a different perspective on an incident compared to police body cam video where cameras are sometimes turned off or recordings lost the new app a blow to the cloud in real time so if something happens to the phone the video saved the launch comes amid growing debate about the disproportionate use of stop and search towards members of the black community the latest annual figures for england and wales suggest black people are stopped more than anyone else the practice was brought in amid a spike in violent crimes stop and searches are up 40 percent this year in london alone police claim though that the practice is only used when necessary. stop and searches never used lightly and police officers will o

after serving careers in the police force and then in politics morris now works as a certified accountant in denver colorado but he continues to observe how the n.r.a. has been increasing its political clout in the state senate and house of representatives . you know my biggest disappointment in losing was that it sent a very clear message to elected officials around the country that if you do anything even if it's just common sense gun safety we took out the president of the colorado states we can take us to and it has worked. there hasn't been much in the way of gun law changes in the entire country since what we did and we did barely anything and the fact that it actually costs human lives and we're willing to pay that cost i mean it makes me ashamed very ashamed to be an american at this point in time. when john morse had to leave office in 2013 the n.r.a. was headed by david keene an experienced strategist considered a powerful opponent and then president barack obama he has since openly acknowledged his role in the removal of the colorado senate leader claiming that there was simply

was promised a halloween bricks that no ifs or buts according to prime minister morris johnson but it was then delayed triggering the transition phase which is set to end of this new year's eve possibly with no trade deal with the european union which will then catch all our individual you tube channel and don't forget to join the underground by following us on twitter facebook instagram and. you know we're dealing with a global pandemic in. by all types infecting people all busy causing chaos and mayhem but that small change compared to the mind virus bit calling. in the 1920 s. and thirty's several 100 african-americans moved to the soviet union and many of their descendants still live in russia. again at the risk of a no no rush to just throw up all stuff yes you've got to score on things in your bios at the national scale back home but i can merican suffered from racism and a complete lack of prospects. is that not just mud that will not be a losing show won by elsa store on the by doing. so they decided to leave everything behind and start a new life in a country about which they

was promised a halloween bricks that no ifs or buts according to prime minister morris johnson but it was then delayed triggering the transition phase which is set to end of this new year's eve possibly with no trade deal with the european union until then catch all our interviews are you tube channel and don't forget to join the underground by following us on twitter facebook instagram and sad. not only speaking the role of the media is to inform the public this mission is now on hold large parts of the media landscape particularly big didley intervene to determine what the public can know and. that is controlled speech police freedom of speech. breaking news this hour. nationwide. rapidly rising. to the with a week before america goes to the polls twitter facebook and google faced by republican senators in congress over their. platform. we have. racial tensions spike in the united states just days before the.

on julian assange but to target and stalk his associates including the mother of his children stella morris came forward went to spanish police complained that they were participating in an illegal operation revealed that they had even been told to consider an operation to assassinate julian a songe the top dissident in the west with poison a spanish court investigating whether you see klippel breached any rules and invaded songes privacy now wants to interview the hov but washington's not making it easy or in the wilds of much split with all its stonewalling the u.s. department of justice has been stonewalling not just in the case of zoe adelson security. chief but with all witnesses and has even demanded that the spanish judge unmask the protected witnesses from u.c. global which is absolutely unprecedented in any democratic criminal justice system in order for them to cooperate so there's a pattern of stonewalling here and this is not the 1st time they're doing it in this extremely revealing case in the dreaded when he opened a box in the u.s. army's dusty secrets came spilling out songe

the demonstrations likely to continue but perhaps the cold evening will make its own adjustments to morris one of 4 russia today from mr. smartphone apps being launched in the u.k. to record and remotely store footage of police stop and search is a law firm is behind the move and says it's to ensure there's evidence of any interaction with police the criminal lawyer behind the app says it can provide a different perspective on an incident compared to police bodycount footage where cameras are sometimes turned off or recordings get lost the new app uploads footage to the cloud in real time so if something happens to the phone the video saved. the launch comes amid growing debate about the disproportionate use of police stop and searches on the black community the latest annual figures for england wales alone suggest that black people are stopped more than anyone else the controversial practice was brought in amid a spike in violent crimes in the country stop and searches are up 40 percent this year in london alone police claim the practice is only used when necessary. stop and search is nev

he desisted in the green who misses badly, the wide-open three and then marquise morris. i don't know who he was passing to, but it didn't work out as the lakers drop this game 111- 108. the heat live to see another day, the lakers however stilly the series 3-2 with game six coming on sunday. >>> hall of fame pitcher whitey ford has passed away at the age of 91. his 10 world series victories, the most for any pitcher all- time. in the meantime, at the yankee/arrays game today lds game five, they honored whitey with patches in a moment of silence and then into the action aaron judge who had been struggling this postseason, but manages to hit his third roan homerun in the postseason, yankees go up 1-0. bottom of the five derek coleman was dealing, had a no-hitter going until this. austin meadows and that one is gone. although when you look at it, aaron judge possibly could have made a play but he hits that overhang in the game is tied at one. chapman throws 100 miles an hour , but when you throw it in hard larry goes, taking the yard by mark brosseau. that would be the game

tonight, julie bowen, lamorne morris, and now, jimmy kimmel. >> jimmy: hello. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. welcome again to those of you who joined us earlier tonight in primetime for our first game night special. tonight, from the basketbubble in orlando, game one of the nba finals between the lakers and the heat. it's la versus miami, lip injections vs butt implants. early voting for this series, by mail-in ballot, started monday. hopefully you participated. it's interesting, somehow, ten players fighting over one ball tonight was more organized than

was promised a halloween bricks that you know if so but according to prime minister morris johnson but it was then delayed triggering the transition phase which is set to end to this new year's eve possibly with no trade deal with the european union until then catch all our interviews on you tube channel and don't forget to join the underground by following us on twitter facebook instagram and sent. sputnik 5 has no minute of the world. just like its namesake the original sputnik. the 1st draft of a to leave the air with southwest and orbit the world's sun while many questions remain unanswered about russia's new vaccine the authorities are confident enough to go forward with mass production. has exposed the force of ghoulish to the west and the family states please we may for you specifically say life in the kid i was for the. real raid to receive. interest and preliminary requests for 1000000000 of those us all from. but she's. all right this is happening all the way go on the reaction has been exactly the same as it was way back then journalists in the us just not the world reaction

discuss in your book there were other networks as well like the bostonians and quincy and the hancox with morris and scheidler so how would you describe the relationship of these different networks that the easter networks are more focused on commerce while they had more cultural and the economic background? >> there is a wonderful quotation i cannot remember, maybe you can help me john adams is wonderful and entertaining and smart that washington was appalled as a commander of the continental army and went to boston and then if you had slaves in the end it just didn't work or allow as a profitable enterprise they were much more polite to pick up dust and this is just one example and southerners in the beginning were very different part of the civil war happened because certainly the north by the middle of the 19th century reconcile. >> so the first big three all have these green titles like the father of the country declaration of independence , the father of the constitution? it is often underworked but by choosing to focus like marshall over monroe what did he add like 200 years later what ha

there are ideas for new safeguards to strengthen tax morris but so far they're just that i.d.s. . it's a small force. one suggestion is to have a european find. actual police force where investigative threads can come together instead of authorities sporadically sharing bits of information here and there and i need someone to really gather information and take concerted action against white collar crime again this is also the idea that tax advisors and financial advisors should have an obligation to report any legal loopholes they come across for it to be an offense not to report them less than 0 it sounds somewhat trivial now but at least it would be a step in the right direction i. didn't get it if you don't. there's still no such obligation but the justice system has begun to deal with the issue. and bought a stick yes it's the 1st criminal trial in the so called come x. if it has begun then 2 british investment bankers have been charged. in september $2900.00 suspected comebacks perpetrators stood trial for the 1st time the case was an opportunity to clarify whether comics was

i went next door to morris—jumel mansion — i wanted to do a jazz concert, music outside. i needed to do it because sundays were really difficult, because he passed away on sunday. i asked my friends to come. "you've gotta come, gotta come". the word—of—mouth was very, very important — really critical to the way it started. and now, i'm excited, getting a lot of young people who come to new york from all kinds of places. and it's a cheap date, no charge. i serve food but that's not — they didn't come for the food. # this little light of mine. # i'm gonna let it shine. # this little light of mine. they're really bringing something to you, this healing power of being together. they don't really know what they give me. it keeps me anchored. sometimes when i play, i'll... ..fight tears. but then i... ..geta grip. there's a joy in the music. the audience is really the most powerful piece of this because i feel they trust me and they celebrate with me. the celebration honours my children and it's exciting for me. the activity of getting it ready kind of holds me together

we're going to start with late breaking stuff we've got like philip morris international which is up around, call it just about flat right now, 2,000 shares of pre-market volume after the global tobacco giant reported better than expected profits and revenues phillip morris was helped out in both the traditional cigarette business and heated tobacco line of products. those shares up fractionally right now. then you've got shares of travelers, which are up around 3% pre-market. roughly 2,000 shares of volume the insurance company and dow component reported profits and revenues that both beat estimates and that o out performance is driven by higher shares. and those up 3 1/4%. and we're going to end on shares of amc entertainment, down roughly 3% right now, almost 4% at this stage pre-market 100,000 shares of volume after the owner and operator of movie theaters disclosed it is going to raise capital through a stock sale of up to 15 million shares. that disclosure, remember, comes a day after amc said it would resume theater operations in certain parts of new york state later this week

with deadlines approaching, our reality check correspondent chris morris is here with a look at how the discussions have fared over the last few months. the post—brexit negotiations with the eu are finally closing in on decision time. so, how did we get to this point? let's go back nearly a year, to the election in december 2019, when, after months of parliamentary deadlock, borisjohnson won a huge majority with the electoral slogan "get brexit done". little more than a month later, on january 31st this year, we were out — out of the eu and its political institutions, but straight into a transition period where all the rules and regulations stayed the same. talks on a future relationship with the eu began in march, covering trade, security, fishing, data, dispute resolution and more. but they soon became overshadowed by the coronavirus crisis, and progress was slow. the negotiations rumbled on through the spring and summer. and here'sjust one reminder of why they matter. in 2019, the uk exported £300 billion of goods and services to the eu — about 43% of all uk exports — and it

as you patients not just go read we want to go after everyone german thank you very much indeed dr morris for chikane matthew a farce i said in a brahimi thank you for your insight and i promise you will continue to visit in this particular subject in the coming days and weeks and thank you for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is a jane side story from me. and the entire team here in doha by phone or. november on al-jazeera. who will be the next president of the united states join us for extended coverage of the u.s. elections on november 3rd and full of. all hail the bulked on explores the complexities of a global response to the coronavirus pandemic could a proposed traffic scheme threaten one of the world's most famous heritage sites we'll report from stonehenge up front returns with emmy award winning journalist richelle carey she'll cut through the headlines and be rigorous debate

outside of morris town medical center, where the former governor is where we speak. there are a lot of he has asthma as well, and tested positive for to vid. what do you knowads perhis. check, after saying he was doing it as a precautionary, he said he was feeting good. it is the cbc does classify those who are overweight at a higher risk. >> contract chase, going back to thursday evening, when the president had a fundraiser, 200 people at that event. all the efforts for contact, how far down the road are they with contract tracing? >> the contract tracing is going on in new jersey for months. rut they are now going into the list of 200 plus people there a have know were at that fundraiser, the names and e-mails. the white house, and the monica and myself, we don't have the phone numbers, it is hard to contact people over e-mail, it involves people getting more information. they talked about contract tracers. >> if anyone was there, in the listing, they have to be self quarantined. it sounds like it wasn't just the president. some of his its, positive. testing right

after everyone german thank you very much indeed dr morris you took on a matthew a farce i said in your brahimi thank you for your insight and i promise you will continue to visit in this particular subject in the coming days and weeks and thank you for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is a jane side story from me. and the entire team here in doha by phone or. since 2013 wish the world innovation summit to health has gathered healthcare leaders practitioners and researchers together to larry interact and engage with innovative organizations. this year wish will take place virtually under the banner of one world our health. register now at wish dot org dot q.a. . do you feel validated in south way is that a type of performative activism and let's go back to specifically you calling donald trump a white supremacist the lights are on the there's nowhere to hide join me richelle carey is

if he does that then 1st of all it will help american security it will stop expensive and bloody for morris and of course it will help. up his reelection effort no many people are going to care of sudan is taken off the list of countries that are state sponsors of terrorism but what he can see is that many administrations try to get compensation for the victims of terrorism here the field but he has managed to secure $335000000.00 that is something that he can take on to the campaign trail for the last 11 days before november the 3rd and of course he'll push the fact that he has tried to bring peace to the middle east when many others including the obama biden ministration hadfield . all right thank you very much will the latest from the white house that alan fischer hangs on it. and we'll have a morgan is in the sudanese capital hard to enforce she says that the country's removal from the state sponsors of terror list as allan was just mentioning there she says that will be a major boost to the country's economy. sudan out of the u.s. list of state sponsors of terror means an improvement i

as you patients not just cover it we want to go after everyone german thank you very much indeed dr morris you took on a matthew a farce i said in your brahimi thank you for your insight and i promise you we'll continue to visit in this particular subject in the coming days and weeks and thank you for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is a jane side story from me. and the entire team here in doha by phone or. mental disease. only gets chilled. counting the cost facebook is accused of being a super spread of this information on lots so is it time to break up the social media giant pandemic destroys 2 decades of poverty reduction we told the world back . in the middle counting the cost on al-jazeera. 5 g. internet technology game changer thread i don't want to be a human lab rat activists. conspiracy theorists engineers and world leaders this is only the beginning. of the control of the la

chris morris is with us from reality check. i know you do a job very assiduously. what have they found? i think, it was certainly a better debate than last weekend of the concern is weren't answering questions, let listen to the house of commons every day here in the united kingdom. i would say there were fewer questionable at right false claims being made but there we re claims being made but there were certainly a number. let's look at coronavirus, this is a covid-19 look at coronavirus, this is a covid—19 election. donald trump had called coronavirus a hoax and we don't think that's right. went back to commence he made in february when he was talking about the impeachment process and he said that with a hoax he then went on to say that the criticism of his handling of covid—19 was a hoax. we know the president has often played down the virus, we know he has said it will one day magically disappear but listening very carefully to the words he used on that day, we don't think he has directly called it a hoax. is for the vice president, mike pence said the trum

welcome back well even while the usa looks to joe morris tennessee presidential debate donald trump secretary of state might bump a 0 has been busy calling on the caribbean nation of haiti to hold elections critics accuse him of falling into line with washington's repeated attempts under george w. bush and barack obama to destabilize the once richest country in the western hemisphere if true then trump is simply following the example set by us president woodrow wilson who imposed racist laws in haiti to raise the victory set by 2 son of a tour when he inspired the 1st successful slave rebellion in human history the historic flashpoint occurred during the time of nelson commemorated today in britain is trafalgar day dr sudhir hauser acing author of black spot because the epic life of 2 son of a tour joins me now from oxford in the u.k. so their welcome to going underground so it was the richest country in the western hemisphere the 1st successful slave revolt it's been in the news because kanye west has been tweeting from lugo chavez and ports in nattie who was to say to have a tour. so to say

chris morris reports. yes, it's notjust us, coronavirus cases are rising across europe, so let's take a look at some of the stricter measures being taken to fight the virus. starting with the czech republic — which recorded more than 8,000 cases yesterday for only the second time since the pandemic began. the government is imposing what amounts to a three week lockdown to try to bring the outbreak under control. schools, bars and clubs will be closed until the 3rd of november while restaurants will be restricted to deliveries and takeaways until 8pm. and only six people will be able to gather in a group — whether it's indoors or outdoors. it's a similar story in the netherlands — on tuesday, the country reported a daily record of nearly 7,400 new infections. to tackle the spread of covid, it's bringing in a four—week partial lockdown. bars, restaurants, terraces and cannabis cafes will be shut from tonight — and only allowed to offer limited takeaway services. people are also being asked to work

rachel morris is a former paralympian and has competed at an elite level in both cycling and rowing, winning gold in the 2008 and 2016 games. she was first diagnosed with anorexia when she was 18, which later developed into bulimia. when she started her paralympic sporting career, she says she was very honest with her coaches about her difficulties with food. i had said to them at the beginning that i knew at times i was going to struggle with it. in the run—up to the rio games, training with the gb paralympic rowing team, rachel says she was so worried about her eating that she went to see a member of staff to ask for help. rachel says she was shocked by the response. she says that she was told she was a nutter. the biggest thing i took out of it was that i was the weakest link in the team and i was the one that if i cracked, i was going to be the one that let the whole team down. so you're going into the biggest competition of your life in that sense, in this sport, and the pressure is on for you to win a gold medal. they understand that you are coming in with a problem and the r

many su patients not just cover it we want to go after everyone german thank you very much indeed dr morris your chikane about thier farce i said in your brahimi thank you for your insight and i promise you will continue to visit in this particular subject in the coming days and weeks and thank you for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website dot com for further discussion go to our facebook page that's facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story you can also join the conversation on twitter our handle is a jane side story from me. and the entire team here in doha by phone or. $7000000.00 people who visit homes around china together vital demographic data for the country's 7 population census. how china complete such a huge challenge during the couvade 1900 m. a. special coverage on al-jazeera. all counting the cost facebook is accused of being a super spreader of hate this information on lives so is it time to break up the social media giant bust the pandemic destroys 2 decades of poverty reduction we took the world back on the search for oil in the midd

richard morris hunt designed the pedestal for the statue. both men were renowned in their fields. the two would collaborate on 13 monuments over a span of 25 years. ward had a prominent place in washington, d.c. public art. he was commissioned to create a statue of general thomas, which was erected in 1879 at thomas circle. garfield's statute does not have quite an imposing location. he considers the garfield monument to be one of the outstanding achievements. beyond the statue, there are other legacies of garfield -- beyond the statue there are other legacies of our field that have come and gone. as soon as the statue was proposed, a hospital was suggested as an alternative. garfield had not been taken to a hospital, treating him at home was the standard for the time. washington had no hospital at the time. they were specialized hospitals serving needs or populations. the need was apparent. ford's theatre had been closed and turned into a medical museum after the death of president lincoln. a similar idea came after garfield's death. turn the baltimore and potomac station into a

well like the bostonian the adams and hancox and also work in new york and philadelphia with hamilton morris, shiloh, how do you describe the relationship of these different networks that the eastern networks were more focused on commerce when the virginia network was more agricultural with the economic background? >> they didn't achieve in quite the same way there is a wonderful quotation i can't remember who wrote it. maybe you can help me with that they set of john adams his wonderful and entertaining and smart but he is half mad. [laughter] in washington was appalled when he became commander of the continental army and went to boston but now in virginia you don't money grow because you have slaves who did not in the end slavery didn't work it did not allow for a profitable enterprise but they were much more polite than adams picking on - - he was kicking up dust and stirring up trouble. >> is just one example by the northerners and southerners from the beginning with very different and part of the reason the civil war happened so they never really reconcile those differences and certainl

welcome back well even while the usa looks to joe morris tennessee presidential debate donald trump secretary of state might bump aoe has been busy calling on the caribbean nation of haiti to hold elections critics accuse him of falling into line with washington's repeated attempts under george w. bush and barack obama to destabilize the once richest country in the western hemisphere if true then trump is simply following the example set by us president woodrow wilson who imposed racist laws in haiti to raise the victory set by tucson of a tour when he inspired the 1st successful slave rebellion in human history the historic flashpoint occurred during the time of nelson commemorated today in britain is trafalgar day dr sudhir hazara singh author of black spot because the epic life of truth out of a tour joins me now from oxford in the u.k. so their welcome to going underground so it was the richest country in the western hemisphere the 1st successful slave revolt it's been in the news because kanye west has been tweeting from chavez and ports in who was tucson luva tour. so to say it was the

and richard morris hunt designed the pedestal for the statue. both men were renowned in their fields and known as the dean of american sculpture and would collaborate on 13 monuments. ward has a predominant place in washington, d.c., public art having been commissioned by the army of the cumberland to create that statue of general thomas erected -- which was erected in 1879 in thomas circle. garfield's statue doesn't have quite as an imposing a location but historians consider the garfield monument to be one of the outstanding achievements of american art movement. so beyond the statue, there are other legacies of garfield in the city which have come and gone. as soon as the memorial statue was proposed, a memorial hospital was suggested as an alternative. garfield had not been taken to a hospital and was rather treating him as home was the standard for the time. washington had no general hospital at the time rather, half a dozen more specialized hospitals serving certain special needs or populations. the need was apparent and seeing the precede

. >> doctor morris with the rebuttal? >> yes. there was a commission appointed by the state to look into detail it maternal was a great report i read it. the governor did not push that legislation it did not get sign. therefore those recommendations are sitting in the report i repeat it is time for us to treat this as the urgent emerging issue that it is because we are having our mothers and our children dying unnecessarily. that is just not right. >> thank you, mr. rainwater rebuttal. >> thank you. i don't know about you, but i do not need government there when my children are born. i don't want government there when my children are born. and i think what we are hearing from both sides is more big government for government is going to take care of the healthcare of expectant mothers. i don't hear anything about how we allow people to stand up and take care of themselves. that concerns me and i believe it should concern you. thank you. >> : : >> that's because we are working with all of the stakeholders all over the state of indi

judith morris reports. attacking the new idea named after merchant had to died at manchester arena, aimed at the mother, the author said he had enough of listening to a woman who clearly still has no idea of what actually happened, and is obviously still blaming others. today, she sat at the back of the courtroom as the man responsible for the abuse said sorry to her. ididn't ididn‘t mean i didn't mean to cause any upsetin upset in that post, been dealing with a difficult period, and for that i'd like to apologise. like to apologise to anybody that it caused offence to. kyle lawler was at manchester arena on the night of the bomb. then 18, he was working as a steward along with another teenager, mohammed agha. the two saw a man with a rucksack who they thought looked suspicious. it was the bomber, salman abedi, who'd been in the lobby for an hour. kyle lawler says he tried unsuccessfully to radio the control room, but cctv shows him apparently unconcerned as he walked away without approaching abedi. you s

but, as our reality check correspondent chris morris explains, deal or no deal — major changes are coming to the uk's relationship with the eu. as the rhetoric heats up, it's worth remembering that a trade deal is still possible. but also that any deal that might emerge in the next few weeks isn't going to produce the frictionless trade we have now. once the uk leaves the eu's single market and the customs union, there will be big changes at british borders with the eu — come what may. among other things, deal or no deal, businesses that trade with the eu are going to have to fill in import and export declarations. there will also be substantial checks taking place at the border on the trade in food, plants and animals. the uk says it will phase in some of this new border bureaucracy over six months. but the eu isn't doing that. don't forget, roughly 10,000 lorries pass through dover every day, with about 6,000 more using the channel tunnel. any big delay could lead to gridlock. so the government has made plans to divert freight to other ports around the countryjust in case. the uk will

morris schultz is visiting ram down his mantle in his workshop he's checking in on the construction of a large trash boom that will be installed in the chicken pond and. ram down belongs to the precious plastic network which is 40000 members around the world all working on projects that tackle plastic waste activists ram down on the plastic fish or entrepreneurs met through the network morgan says pleased with how construction is progressing but 1st the steel wire will be in the water and reports. on every spot it is always 2 barrels. of $200.00 just each and we have to voice your balls. to. so you can really love the picture of it. the barrels are sourced mainly from textile factories recycling materials from local businesses that would otherwise be discarded as a cornerstone of the project. crunch time the 1st of 13 large trash booms designed to stop waste from the chick a pond on washing up in the chits a room is ready to be installed to galvanise construction is fitted with a bamboo platform but will it actually float. oh yeah. so this will be our solution for a very heavy floating

regions and allowing the country to descend into chaos the protests were called by opposition leader morris come told he has since been accused of insurrection and confined to his home the blaze a young manager speak to count all from his house arrest. newspapers in cameroon carry headlines highlighting the tensions between opposition leader maurice come to an oppressed import the us government. has through cumbered for almost 4 decades his main political rival come to lose on a hostile race. and to be a protest 2 weeks ago. police station. i should here in the footage come to his cell was only able to send a video comment on what's up. imagine if we have an emergency in this period of the pandemic. we will not be able to get any help due to this siege. therefore what we have been put through is in comprehensible. there's nothing i have done that justifies such hostility against me why should i be victimized in this manner. this is a. horrible thing the opals you'll see 600 people arrested and to protest us we keep. it in newspaper standees more tells us his colleagues have been detained fo

people who are pushing this are phillip morris, they own a large portion of the industry and supercharged weed made it more addictive and targeting our youth by making marijuana products in ice cream etc.. it is not about social justice at all. we can have that conversation, should we throw people in prison are having a joint in their pocket, we can look at the criminalization options there but when you talk about school legalization it is not the revenue generator they say it is, one% of the state budget on this and nobody is making much money on this as far as the little guys go, people making all the money are the phillip morriss of the world and build alcohol and big pharma with billions of dollars in this industry and they just want to get more people addicted to this drug. >> 20 seconds left but we had a map of 11 states that legalize recreational marijuana. of them do you know any states where this is working, where it is a positive outcome for the people of the state? >> i wish so but we've seen so many huge increases in marijuana impaired driving death on the road. use of marijua

regions and allowing the country to descend into chaos the protests were called by opposition leader morris come told he has since been accused of insurrection and confined to his home the blaze a young manager speak to campus from his house arrest. newspapers in cameroon carry headlines highlighting the tensions between opposition leader maurice come through on preston paul b s government it is so. true cumbered for almost 4 decades he's made political rival come to use on a hostile race. and to be a protest 2 weeks. police station outside his home i should here in this footage come to his cell was only able to send a video comment on what's up. imagine if we have an emergency in this period of the pandemic. we will not be able to get any help due to this siege. therefore what we have been put through is in comprehensible that there's nothing i have done the justifies such hostility against me why should i be victimized in this manner. for the benefit of the opals you'll see 600 people arrested and to protest us we keep. it in newspapers. tells us his colleagues have been detained for join

regions and allowing the country to descend into chaos the protests were called by opposition leader morris come told he has since been accused of insurrection and confined. and to his home blaze a young man had to speak to combo from his house arrest. newspapers in cumberland county headlines highlighting the tension between opposition leader maurice come to an oppressed import yes government it is 70 year old bia has to come around for almost 4 decades he's made political arriva come to use on a hostile race. and to be a protest 2 weeks ago police are stationed outside his home i should here in the footage come to his cell was only able to send a video comment on what's up. imagine if we have an emergency in this period of the pandemic. we will not be able to get any help due to this siege. and therefore what we have been put through is in comprehensible that there's nothing i have done the justifies such hostility against me why should i be victimized in this manner. this is the. horrible thing the opals you'll see 600 people were arrested and to protest us we keep. i do newspaper studie

he just kind of attributed it to that or it could be that traveling like that being exhausted me to morris to sceptical to. and are actually making him more symptomatic right now so just you know a lot of dust in the air that will need to settles that we can really see what hard it is attributable to cope with 19 and how much of this is an indicator of the trajectory that he's going to have of the next couple days and what can you tell us about this sort of medical monitoring and can president trump will receive at walter reed because it is going to be the best care available anywhere in the country and presumably that will also improve his prospects. it will and i think that the biggest advantage there is that if any as little things starts going in the wrong direction they will be able to jump on it right away so generally when we discharge patients from the emergency department whether positive covered $1000.00 tests and they're starting to feel symptomatic they're going to have a cost or shortness of breath well i'll tell them is come that actually actually esta we're just seeing that

with me is chris morris, our reality check correspondent. it is not setting very high bar but you could actually hear what the candidates were saying and arguments being developed. from the fact checking perspective, and his very first sentence, we need cove it would bea sentence, we need cove it would be a difficult issue for the president but in this first sentence i reckon there are two or three things that we could ta ke or three things that we could take issue with. he said 2.2 million people were expected to die in the united states. now, thatis die in the united states. now, that is misleading. it is a figure that came from that famous imperial college report here in london in march which said that if no measures were taken, if no signs change the know and change the personal behaviour in an unmitigated pandemic than up to half a million people could die in the uk and more than 2 million people in the us. but it is not a figure that anyone expected to happen. he said a vaccine should be ready within weeks. his own scientific advisers

well dick morris no this is the real leader big story at least these year. or so. it's not very overwhelming when you know the world will start fighting against dictatorship and the particular. feature all for a movement builder who's there it. 3 men were taken out of the race 3 brave women are substituting them and so you know just chill those fires i know it never happened before and when the when and where fighting it youngsters day push normally you know just it's their prerogative but not we and below who's worse has these distinct features so pro-democratic will mess up the whole i think that don't use nation war because the original lucian and all just saw the last people already have been there and you cannot stay in our world when you are 80 why most don't belong to speak well and then what is happening in connection to it lucas encouraging war on valarie it's a condo part of the belarus in opposition movement that's being the winner of this is human rights prize awarded by the european parliament thank you. and with less than 2 weeks to go before the us p

we are crossing phillip morris on the screen right now. you're talking about both of these companies, p & g and travelers with a double beat, more than 10% of the s&p 500 companies have reported so far. ken leon, let's talk about what you're seeing, your reaction to earnings, give us your models in terms of what kind of growth numbers we're talking about for tensioner season in the third quarter. >> in terms of earnings it's not going to be an investment worry. it's a question of the reduction of earnings decline which was 21% down for the third quarter. probably down about 10 to 12% in the fourth quarter. and the theme of going from red in 2020 to earnings in the black for 2021, and the sectors really tell the story. it's a question whether the consumer is healthy, consumer discretionary gets stronger in terms of earnings. additionally, production in the industrial sector and you know what, maria, the earnings beats are great but we've got to look to the fang stocks because investor expectations are so, so high for technology. and i think

. >> reporter: and kelly morris evacuated his home six days ago. and inside the embassy suites in napa where many are staying. >> it's to remind people that we can still have trust in god and the only thing that can happen is what he allows. >> reporter: with the winds, then expected, also understand it is just part of the battle. >> while we have been successful at keeping the fire from impacting the community, we don't take lightly the fact that we had to evacuate and essentially disrupt everyone's lives. >> hopefully we can wonder when it comes to an end. >> we still have our life and our health and there are things to be grateful for. >> reporter: in napa, kenny choi , kpix 5 . >>> you can watch the brief e briefing live. >>> for the latest developments on the glass fire, the time is 6:09. >>> still ahead and streaming on cbsn bay area, inboard dining is now resuming and how businesses are keeping customers save. >>> and a gas station filling cars but some neighborhoods say it could be fueling better cars. we made usaa insurance for this season

the high women includes maren morris, it includes amanda shiers and brandi carlile. play on will also feature performances from bon jovi, snoop dogg, slick rick, andra day, machine gun kelly, gary clark jr., and jon batiste. it will benefit the naacp legal defense and educational fund, and full disclosure, i'm one of th executive producers. please tune in december 5th. you get more information on playonlive.org if you wonder about all those folks and everybody. kevin bacon is one of the hosts. his six degrees charitable organization is part of this, too, and we thank all of the artists. >> anthony, you buried the lead. >> you like being the executive producer? >> my wife said to me, this is what has gotten you through the pandemic. because literally, it's like, if i'm not doing a zoom call for this show, i'm doing one for this concert. and it's been really interesting. z we have been working on this since april. >> you're one of the best when it comes to music. >> the artists have come through. we're grateful. >> i think cbs is on a roll, by the way, when it comes to

well dick morris the surreal we have big story at least these year. it's not very over. and you know the world will start fighting against dictatorship and the particular. teacher over movement below who's there it's. 3 men who were taken out of the race 3 brave women are substituting them and so you know just their actual as far as i know it never happened before and when the when where fighting to push normally you know just their prerogative but not we and below who suarez has these distinctive features so pro-democratic will and not the whole i think they don't use nation one because the original lucian and consciousness of the last people already happened so and you cannot stay in our world when you are 80 why most don't belong to speak well and that what is happening in connection to it lucas encouraging war and the merits of common part of the matter is in opposition movement that's being the winner of this is human rights prize awarded by the european parliament thanking. and now a look at some of the other stories making news this hour lebanese lawmakers have vo

this is katie morris from last night. >> i voted for trump in 2016 looking for a fresh start and that's not what we got. we got somebody that has completely torn our country apart. if you ask if i'm better off i am not. jillian: she's a michigan voter. what would be a message to katie who doesn't like the president's tone, feels we are in a very divided place right now and she's not planning on voting for him again, what is your message? >> we would love to get her vote back but sorry to hear things aren't working out for her but the vast majority of americans would tell you wonder donald trump their lives.better when you are talking of the incredible tax cuts that not only helps average families all across the country but small businesses, i talked to a small business owner who happened to be a woman recently who said i would have had to close my restaurant down would it not been for those tax cuts. we are coming out of a pandemic and the situation we found ourselves in in 2020, we want to know we have a person in the white house who can get us back to normal who understands the econom