is that nick? >> you see him on different cameras, different angles, walking around the house. >> is that haile? when "dateline" continues. >>> the story of what happened on elm street spread quickly around little falls, minnesota. that two teenagers had broken into byron smith's house, leaving the terrified homeowner no choice but to shoot them in self-defense. his friends and neighbors, john and cathy lang, had no trouble believing it. >> what was scary, it was very personal to him, because they were really attacking his home. >> but the family of those intruders, they were in shock. >> i didn't believe it. i thought it was completely not right or untrue. >> teenage cousins nick brady and haile kifer had gone missing the day before, thanksgiving. now as she learned the circumstances of her son's death, nick's mother had so many questions. how do you reconcile in your head your beautiful boy, who loves the outdoors, and what they're telling you, that he broke into somebody's house? >> i just could

at a library in denmark well it was the royal danish library that approach nick cave's team nick cave it wasn't that infused about what could've been just an astounding trip down memory lane but fortunately for us he met with the team and he soon became infused by his ideas and added his own he saw it partly as an opportunity to share with fans artefacts notebooks and his beautifully crafted handmade books that he says give birth gave birth and norrish the official works the songs and the novels of nick cave i think it's pretty obvious that you're a big fan though i've heard some rumors that you're back in the day and west berlin rubbed shoulders with nick cave did you start those rumors adrian. just around the corner from him in your store so in west berlin in 1980 s. i saw him in bars but i was far too timid to speak to him nonetheless it was very strange and it made me feel rather old to see a reconstruction of his burly bedroom there in the exhibition with the books piled high there's a photo. in this room included in the book stranger than kindness companies the expression which

at a library in denmark well it was the royal danish library that approach nick cave's team nick cave it wasn't that infused about what could've been just an astounding trip down memory lane but fortunately for us he met with the team and he soon became infused by these ideas and. he saw it partly as an opportunity to share with fans artefacts note books and his beautifully crafted handmade books that he says give birth gave birth and norrish the official works the songs and the novels of nick cave i think it's pretty obvious that you're a big fan though i've heard some rumors but you're back in mid-air in west berlin rub shoulders with nick cave did you start those rumors adrian. just around the corner from him in your store so in west berlin in 1980 s. i saw him in bars but i was far too timid to speak to him nonetheless it was very strange and it made me feel rather old to see a reconstruction of his burly bedroom there in the exhibition with the books piled high there's a photo of nick cave in this recruited in the book stranger than car companies the expression which shows just h

and if that's true, nick eberstadt is aei's greatest asset. nick is also an extraordinary mentor. is cultivated an entire generation of scholars to carry on our important work. in that tradition following his election will be having a panel discussion on a new volume edited by your fall within the compiles advice for the next presidential administration from several skulls. nick is written a chapter for the book the title restored america's promise. as many of you know we have often given this award to prime minister's, supreme court justice, spiritual leaders as well as public intellectuals. and from time to time we are lucky to be able to recognize one of our most exceptional scholars. so this is the part of the program where i'm supposed to puff out my chest and say something about how proud i am to present the irving kristol award to nick. but i have a better idea. a much better i get. let's let the people who afford the closest with nick over the years do the honors. >> the american enterprise institute has honored itself and its ideals are presenting the irving kristol award

since 1985 nick has nick has influenced and shaped the institutes work and today the humanity of his work stand as great reflection of our most dearly held values. the irving kristol what is the highest honor given i aei renamed we need the support and honor of irving kristol because he believed in the endurance of american values and intentional -- eventual success of the american experiment. irving wasn't in knoxville anchor of the conservative community. he advised presidents and he meant toward the generation of young conservatives. he was also an optimist who defended the ideas that are at the heart of aei. irving was steadfast in his convictions that would circulate a few hundred you could change the world. today, our values are under attack. that is true, but like irving i am an optimist who believes that aei's ideas provide a really bad for a confident, humane and flourishing america. these ideas will not only indoor, they will prevail. and when reason for my confidence is today's honoree. since joining aei, nick has been one of her most productive and influential scholars. h

nick called 911. >> nick went right up to daunte and confronted him. i was like, get against the car, you -- every curse word -- and seemed pretty confident like. >> you must have wanted so badly to get this man to tell you where she was. >> yes. >> but the police show up? >> and there was nothing i could do. >> as the detectives approached daunte, nick continued yelling. >> i'm just cursing at him and, you know, vocally being nasty to him. he wasn't saying nothing bad to me. >> the police respond. more family down and it got chaotic. >> the police worried about his safety. >> mr. taylor was ultimately transported to the local precinct and subsequently he was interviewed by detectives. >> was daunte taylor giving them anything? was he helping? sfle provided the police with his palm prints, his fingerprints, he gave a consent to search his phone. >> and when detectives confronted daunte with phone records showing he had been talking to sarah the night she had been missing, he had an explanation. >> he was calling not to speak to sarah, but to speak to j

at a library in denmark well it was the royal danish library that approach nick cave's team nick cave it wasn't that infused about what could have been just an astounding trip down memory lane but fortunately for us he met with the team and he soon became infused by their ideas and added. he saw it partly as an opportunity to share with fans artefacts note books and his beautifully crafted handmade books that he says give birth gave birth and norrish the official works the songs and the novels of nick cave i think it's pretty obvious that you're a big fan though i've heard some rumors but you're back in the day in west berlin rubbed shoulders with nick cave did you start those rumors adrian. just around the corner from him in your strossen west in 1980 s. i saw him in bars but i was far too timid to speak to him nonetheless it was very strange and it made me feel rather old to see a reconstruction of his bedroom there in the exhibition with the books piled high there's a photo of nick cave in this room included in the book stranger than car companies the expression which shows just ho

attention -- for nick turned his attention -- before nick turned his attention to the great issues of our time, he spent a little time on the gridiron blocking and tackling and maybe even throwing a forward pass. and here, looking especially dashing, is nick's senior picture from exeter. the records tell us that nick was, not surprisingly, student council president, president of the economics club and the winner of the highest award in german and history. sadly, he didn't continue his football exploits. nick is a scholar with a moral compass. he is a demographer who never forgot that demography is not the study of human population. it is the study of human people and that has been the driving force of his career's work. over the years, nick has had little time for those who dismiss the innate human inclinations of freedom. instead, he has defended with both academic and moral clarity values. his work is imbued with a deeply self concern for the well-being of the most needy among us. in the 1990s, nick became a strong critic of china's one child policy. not only because he felt it was

a favorite toy of all time nicks tells the stories behind her so. penned song nicks of course enjoyed a make a successful solo career while remaining in fleetwood mac. oh she has sold 140000000 records the concert will be released as a long wave album on october 30th. you see the entire film what's your verdict very good good mix of the unfamiliar and the familiar a good introduction for new knicks fans but all the all the solo hits all the figured that hits are there too. and we got my favorite. stevie nicks fleetwood mac song to be on especially did reisa did rianne and we're going to play out with that song now bye bye from arts and culture. bad. bad bad. bad. bad. bad. place. the old mine bridge is the perfect starting point for discovering verse from here you can see many of the important science and i'll be checking out those spots and on top of that i'll do some wine tasting because this region here is known for its with the culture now let's get going in line of the model broken line lucas take it explores and it must around check in. next o

favorite all of all time nicks tells the stories behind us. penned songs nicks of course enjoyed a make a successful solo career while remaining in fleetwood mac n roll she has sold 140000000 records the concert will be released as a lowering album on october 30th. you see the entire film what's your verdict very good good mix of the unfamiliar and the familiar a good introduction for new knicks fans but all the all the solo hits all the feet would match hits of their 2. and we we've got my favorite. stevie nicks fleetwood mac's song to be honest but she did rise it did rianne and we're going to play out with that song now bye bye from arts and culture. last. comment. go africa. digitalisation in the pandemic. and online payment system has got rolando as motorcycle taxi back on the road after a month's mom drive. now the customers pay for the ride without. africa. 30 minutes double. double use crime fighters are back to africa's most successful radio drama series continues to come olympus odes are available on. on mine the course you can share

host: nick clark, his character and issue? issues?aracter an guest: it is likely due to character issues. i don't think it is based on his policy position all right everything he says. rather it is a broader estimation of his character. the other thing interesting to me is a lot of collars are talking about energy. it does illustrate the potential impact of that during the debate. a lot of observers did nothing to debate moved the needle at all. it has certainly stimulated an interesting discussion about energy. i think that is one positive outcome from it. host: bernard in mount pleasant, pennsylvania, supporting the president. caller: thank you for taking my call. i am a supporter of the president because as for being in westmore county, our last industry probably is fracking. democratsblishment lostepublicans we had the steel mills. i believe trump is trying to keep pennsylvania alive and i hope to see more coverage from somebody about some of the laptop from mr. biden. i don't know if it is true or not. i would like somebody other

at a library in denmark well it was the royal danish library that approach nick cave's team nick cave pound it wasn't that infused about what could've been just an astounding trip down memory lane but fortunately for us he met with the team and he soon became infused by their ideas and. he saw it partly as an opportunity to share with fans artefacts note books and his beautifully crafted handmade books that he says give birth gave birth and nourished the official works the songs and the novels of nick cave i think it's pretty obvious that you're a big fan now i've heard some rumors but you're back in mid-air in west berlin rub shoulders with nick cave did you start those rumors adrian. just around the corner from him in your strossen west related 1980 s. i saw him in bars but i was far too timid to speak to him nonetheless it was very strange and it made me feel rather old to see a reconstruction of his burly bedroom there in the exhibition with the books piled high there's a photo of nick cave in this room included in the book stranger than companies the expression which shows just h

a favorite toy of all time nicks tells the stories behind her so. 10 songs nicks of course enjoyed a make a successful solo career while remaining in fleetwood mac n roll she has sold 140000000 records the concert will be released as a lowering album on october 30th. you see the entire film what's your verdict very good good mix of the unfamiliar and the familiar a good introduction for new knicks fans but all the all the solo hits all the feet would match hits of their 2. and we got my favorite. stevie nicks fleetwood mac's song to be honest but she did rise it did rianne and we're going to play out with that song now bye bye from arts and culture. limbs love love love. love love. good. the bad. to the point strong opinions clear positions international perspectives. while the rest of the world struggles with kobe the country where it all began is reporting low infection rates and strong growth in china and coronavirus the super spreader to economic winners find out onto the points and. to look more subtle reasonably and through its own d.w. . was the 1st international tribunal in h

nick: as candidate -- pres. trump: we cannot continue to allow china t rape our country -- no administration has been tougher on china. nick: president trump has made confronting china one of his signature policies. >> they are one of the central threats of our time. nick: today's china is more assertive, military modernized and claims both of the south china sea, flaunting international law. beijing sells technology america says helps china spy and builds influence with other countries. in hong kong after more than a year of protest, beijing ended much of the city's british era rule of law and detained more than one million chinese uighurs. chinese diplomats make no apologies and criticize their critics. >> the world criticize us as things unravel in the u.s. they better get their house in order. nick: they exposed china's all disconsolate in the u.s. and charged chese hackers and military officers. the administration charged officials in uighur detention. while the administration confronts china, president tru

nick: u.s. officials and former intelligence officials tell pbs newshour the fbi in 2016 considered it might be russian disinformation. it was rejected by special counsel robert mueller and the bipartisan senate intelligence committee. and ratcliffe released the letter, over the objection of career cia and nsa officials. democrats accused ratcliffe of politicizing intelligence. senate intelligence committee vice chairman mark warner released a statement, "it's very disturbing to me - thirty-five days before an election, the director of national intelligence would release unverified russian rumint [rumored intelligence]." ratcliffe said the information was not russian disinformation but "obtained" using "sensitive sources and methods." that led to criticism from house intelligence committee chairman adam schiff. >> to do that days or weeks before an election with a patently political purpose, and then reveal that this is based on very sensitive sources and methods -- which means he has just compr

so, i -- i have acquired "nick offerman.co. >> jimmy: "so nick offerman.co." >> "nick offerman.co." >> jimmy: so no "m." >> i couldn't not afford the "m." >> jimmy: understood >> the thing is, the timing was such, that right when the website was ready to launch, the pandemic hit, and everybody was in trouble >> jimmy: yeah >> people are out of work, you know, the whole country, the whole world is suffering and i said, "well, geez, now what do i do it's not great timing to be like, you guys, i'm sorry about everybody in the hospital and stuff, but check out my crazy jackass comedy specials. and so i just thought, "you know what? at least 37 people have said they wanted to see this. so, for those people, i'm going to put this up." but all the proceeds, it costs a few bucks to see my special. and all the profits go to "america's food fund." so, i was like, "okay, we'll get these 37 people with questionable taste, i will take their money. >> jimmy: i love that. >> "and we will buy sandwiches for at least 11 people." >> jimmy: that's awesome that you did that, buddy. i think that's cool. i

at a library in denmark well it was the royal danish library that approach nick cave's team nick cave it wasn't that infused about what could have been just an astounding trip down memory lane but fortunately for us he met with the team and he soon became infused by their ideas and. he saw it partly as an opportunity to share with fans artefacts notebooks and his beautifully crafted handmade books that he says give birth gave birth and norrish the official works the songs on the novels of nick cave i think it's pretty obvious that you're a big fan though i've heard some rumors but you're back in the day and west berlin rub shoulders with nick cave did you start those rumors adrian. just around the corner from him in your strasser in west berlin 1980 s. i saw him in bars but i was far too timid to speak to him nonetheless it was very strange and it made me feel rather old to see a reconstruction of his burly bedroom there in the exhibition with the books piled high there's a photo. in this room included in the book stranger than kindness companies the expression which shows just how ac

favorite all time nicks tells the stories behind her so. penned song nicks of course enjoyed a make a successful solo career while remaining in fleetwood mac n roll she has sold 140000000 records records so it will be released as a line of album on october 30th. you see the entire film what's your verdict very good good mix of the unfamiliar and the familiar a good introduction for new knicks fans but all the all the solo hits all the feet would match hits of their 2. and we got my favorite. stevie nicks fleetwood mac's song to be on especially did reisa did rianne and we're going to play out with that song now bye bye from arts and culture. the be. the bad things. come in. every journey begins with the 1st step and every language but the 1st word published in the. cold is in germany to learn german why not tell simple online on your mobile and free to shop d w z learning course nico speak german made easy. a dual with words from. where i come from you don't run away from a call from station. when i was 5 years old my father took me to his

at a library in denmark well it was the royal danish library that approach nick cave's team nick cave it wasn't that infused about what could've been just an astounding trip down memory lane but fortunately for us he met with the team and he soon became infused by these ideas and. he saw it partly as an opportunity to share with fans artefacts note books and his beautifully crafted hand made books that he says give birth gave birth and norrish the official works the songs on the novels of nick cave i think it's pretty obvious that you're a big fan i've heard some rumors but you're back in mid-air in west berlin rub shoulders with nick cave did you start those rumors adrian. just around the corner from him in your store so in west berlin in 1900 i saw him in bars but i was far too timid to speak to him nonetheless it was very strange and it made me feel rather old to see a reconstruction of his burly bedroom there in the exhibition with the books piled high there's a photo of nick cave in this room included in the book stranger than kindness that accompanies the expression which shows

tell us more, nick? welcome of this, as you say, the first formal engagement outside of a royal palace since early march and the queen, looking perfectly relaxed, as you would expect, with prince william, but no face masks, as you will notice, on the basis i suppose this was a visit to the government's normally very secret defence science and technology laboratory at porton down where they take things like all safety very seriously and anyone who met the queen or william had of course been tested and had tested negative for coronavirus. social distancing, of course, no elbow bumps or anything like that, you can't really imagine it, can you? they met staff involved in anti—terrorist and explosive detection, scientists involved in the novichok incident in 2018 and scientists involved in the national response to covid—19, porton down closely involved. the queen said, now it's doubling itself again. she asked questions but the important thing is that she is out and about again for herfirst thing is that

here's nick schifrin. nick: jamal khashoggi's murder snuffed oua critic of today's saudi government. two years later his allies are trying to ensure his silenced voice can still be heard. the new film shows a complex mac who nevpleted his final act. lawrence wright is a writer, and the executive producer of kingdom of sence. >> i see jamal's life in three acts, just like a classical drama. nick: the first act was in afghanistan, covering the u.s.-backed mujahadeen fighting the soviet union and he helped dimake the lea arab anti-russian fighter, famous. >> i myself come outrom islam. it was a bigtory, made my name in the field of journalism. nick:ft but 9/11 khashoggi turned against bin laden's manipulated khashoggi wrote version of islam. an actor --rotethis, as read by >> we must ensure that our children can never be influenced by extremist ideas like those 15 saudis who were misled into piloting them and us straight into the jaws of hell. nick: khashoggi joined the saudi governmentnd championed u.s.-saud

nick: huge. everybody is coming to this space. all major food multinationals are entering the space and very active. there are lots of players as well. the physics of this opportunity are undeniable. theou look at intentionality in china to have meat consumption over the next 10 years or so, you are talking tens of millions of kinds of meats, which is many multiples of that in terms of the size of the opportunity. hundreds of billions of dollars. that is going to attract a lot of capital. it is going to attract a lot of startups and it's already attracting most of the major multinationals into this space. we have a belief we can be successful, we can be a part of that, because -- not because of our size because we are a startup, but because of the technology we have developed together. because of our australian-ness, which is very marketable because we have a reputation for food safety and food quality. we believe we can play an important part in asian and developing markets. shery: nick hazell, thank you so much for your insight.

the exhibition also includes a generous part of nick cave's own personal library. with the corona and joost restrictions on visitor numbers it does sometimes feel a little bit like having broken into nick cave's home. alongside the reconstructions the pieces include original artwork personal artifacts collected by the singer. notes and literature. the result is a dense and frightening journey into the mind of one of the most original voices in the wrong. here's a reminder of our top story at this hour our mania as our eyes and have agreed to a ceasefire the long running conflict over the disputed region. no cornell karabakh fighting over the last fortnight has left hundreds dead the 2 former soviet republics are to begin talks on finding a solution. you're watching t.v. news live from berlin coming up next is shift living and the digital age don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our website that's dot com for me and the entire team here in berlin is to watch. live. every day. for us and for our punish. the reuters is on it

nick mullens with a quick toss to brandon aiyuk. now, it's considered a run because it was a backward pass. look at him go. 38 yards. and hurdles his way into the end zone. it's a one-point game after one. it would stay that way at halftime. then in the third mullens hits george kittle for a five-yard touchdown. huge night for kittle. 15 catches. 183 yards. things take a turn for the worst there. the eagles get the touchdown and they go on to beat the 49ers 25-20. >> we definitely didn't play well today. not taking anything away from philly or anything but just from an execution standpoint the whole team playing together in terms of when one side's doing good the other sight does good also. i just didn't like the rhythm of our whole team today. we'll have to go back to the drawing board tomorrow. >> so a disappointing loss. the 49ers fall to 2-2 on the season. raj and janelle, back to you. >> okay. thank you, anthony. and underneath your mask there is a smile of optimism. i know that, janelle. >> i can feel it. the game against the

came in and played well, and i know nick is happy for c.j., they are are close and respect each other. and nick is not going to make too big a deal of it, next time he gets the opportunity, he will be ready. >> baseball, rays and yankees, game type of, yankees fans in a hotel overlooking the ballpark. first hit in the game comes in the fourth. courtesy of aaron judge, opo-taco, 1-0, they love it in thoelths. tied the at 1 in the eighth. chapman throws a hundred. they don't care about triple digits that is gone. giving the rays a lead, and the dugout going crazy.

dy: thank you, nick. nick: tha you. judy: fighting has broken out between two former s republics, azerbaijan and armenia, ovethe ethnic-armenian enclave of nagorno karabakh. hundreds of lives have been lost since fighting began september 27th. with much ofhe world distracted by a global pandemic and a bitter u.s. election campaign, this return to war now ras. late today, the kremlin - which once ruled the two nations - said it wanted leaders from both sides to come to moscow for talks. buein this small corner on fringes of europe, neighboring powers are becoming involved, with unpredictable consequences. with support from the pulitzernt , special correspondent simon ostrovsky reports from nagorno-karabakh. simon: for armenians have cowered in shelters asow bombs rained from them from the sky. y>> t are shooting, come over here. it is coming in close. simon: it is a bitter conflict. in a region where turkey is taking an increased interest with ambitions to be a regional power broker. >> they have been shooting all day, d

nick, thanks for being with us today, nick thompson >> thank you thank you for all great questions. >> you can see that the s&p 500 laggers there, royal caribbean is the worst performer at the moment shares down. going to take you back to at least a two-month low. we're watching all this today. >> stocks under pressure here. the rise in covid-19 cases, carl, in the u.s. and the new lockdown measures being introduced in europe sending cruise stocks lower. they're down by 8% to 9% we're five days away from the no sale order sail order is going to shift they have taken a more cautious approach they pushed back the start date to december 1st. the need is to bring back crew members from overseas to florida. even with the new protocols being put in place, some analysts don't see the cruise lines returning to sea until 2021 we'll get more clarity on that front when royal caribbean reports results this thursday. there is also an active discussion being had about whether a biden win, what that could mean will the white house listen to the cdc's recommendations more so than the current administ

. >> we welcome you to the second phase of our conversation following up on nick eberstadt's lecture about our country which has seen more than its share of challenges and unexpected turns. next lecture will be one starting point for this and another will be the simple fact we are less than a month away from a presidential election. the winner of that election, the person who takes the oath of office will face ordinary challenges both those created by the pandemic, many of which nick just discussed and those that have been building long before and require attention and action. that person will confront unusual opportunities in this strange moment. it helps the president think about those challenges and opportunities about how to prioritize them and ai has been engaged in a special project over the last few months. our president had the idea of asking a number of our scholars who have expertise in different policy areas to offer advice to the president who takes the oath next year before we know who that's going to be. while the election campaign is still roaring in the background. th

stevie nicks, even if you happen to be mr. really famous rock star guy. >> reporter: so lindsey falls in that category, the great love? >> oh, yes -- well, not exactly. lindsey has his own category. lindsey was my great musical love. that's different. >> reporter: stevie nicks' dad once told her she would never marry because her music would come first. he was wrong: she married once. but her dad was right, for stevie nicks, music will always be her true love. >> when i'm 90 years old, i don't want to be laying in my big, gorgeous bed with music playing and 15 chinese-crested dogs, and going i'm so brokenhearted that i didn't find the one, and then i would have to answer myself and say, yes, but you did find several the ones, who you wrote great songs about, and that's why you're living in this spectacular house with everything that you want and anything that you could possibly want to buy. so it's like maybe this is just all the way your dad thought when he said, stevie will never get married. >> reporter: and the way it's sup

nick: 10 years ago, the u.s. and russia signed the new strategic arms reducti treaty, or new start, which caps the number of u.s. and russian warheads deployed on long-range systems -- intercontinental ballistic misses, submarine-launched ballistic missiles, and heavy bombers. and it includes verification measures such as movement notifications and on-site inspections. today russia released a statement agreeing to a one year extension. and separately, to quote assume a political obligation to cap the total number of nuclear warheads, as the u.s. has requested. t russia has not publicly agreed to u.s. demands for additional verification. joining me now is marshall billingslea, special presidential envoy for arms control, and the lead u.s. negotiator. welcome back to the "newshour." bottom line, do you have an agreement on a one-year new start extension and a one year cap on nuclear warheads? >> we don't have an agreement yet but certainly given the fact at russia has moved in the direction of the united states pro

and stevie nicks of fleetwood mac famous just released a new concert film called 24 karat gold. i'm joe biden's campaign team for the u.s. presidency isn't listed there. buts we begin with an exhibition in italy featuring the quite unique work of frida kahlo in fact it is much more than an exhibition rather interactive journey where visitors going to merced themselves and the extraordinary life of this mexican artist carlos sense of self and identity are explored in frida kahlo the chaos inside and its. center in milan until next march. few words about as easily recognizable as those of frida kahlo here in milan visitors can immerse themselves in more than just her work the exhibition also recreates the life of mexico's most famous artist. but i think that this exhibition is more about food his life than her art her paintings we wanted to show the room where she spent hours and hours painting. studio the entrance of casa with its garden it's kind of like walking around. and we took advantage of the fact that we live in the 21st century and made the most of multimedia in all its

as you are watching and those will be sent to nick. they will be sent and worked into the conversation. if you need to have access to that. there is information there. your questions and comments. in the closed captioning. i will disappear in just a moment. great hands now. thank you all for wherever you are. in the places that you are joining us for this. i know you can only imagine the energy that would be there. and this is their first meeting. all of the things that we miss and not bringing together. this would be part of what we get to benefit from that. director good energy and focus. and to the affirmation in support to the two people that are doing such great work. and of the book the book you are about to hear from. thank you all. >> thanks so much. as i was preparing for this particular interview as much as her work is the things that she has written. you can also look at the things she has been criticized for by the indian state as a testament to the power of this particular work and role as a writer. for me personally this

the exhibition also includes a generous part of nick cave's own personal library. with the corona and joost restrictions on visitor numbers it does sometimes feel a little bit like having broken into nick cave's home. alongside the reconstructions the pieces include original artwork personal artifacts collected by the singer. notes and literature. the result is a tense and frightening journey into the mind of one of the most original voices in the wrong. london's royal ballet is finally back it's been 7 months off the stage for britain's biggest ballet company here they are keeping in shape at home for their big comeback at the royal opera house the offer is using the company's return performance as a test to see how it can get back to having live audiences and i'll leave you know with the royal ballet thanks for watching. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour carona updates. coded 19 special next on d w. has a virus spread. why do we have it and when will this. just 3 of the to

friday is a big day for formula to's top driver, nick schumacher -- formula 2's top driver, nick schumacher. he is tracing the footsteps of his father, racing legend, michael. the elder schumacher 17 will titles -- won seven world titles but was tragically injured in a skiing accident and is recovering. >> if racing is in the blood, nick schumacher could be on his way to becoming an of f f1 forma 1's great's. >> i want to be as prepared as possible. >> being prepared has been a long and arduous process on racecourses small and big in the same way that it was for mick's father. the cards led to formula 4 for nick. his father took a similar path. success built upon success for the younger schumacher. the success is built up for his dad who quickly became one of the best-known athletes around. at age 22, michael schumacher drove his first season of formula one. when mickey turns 22, many protectt he will drive his first season in f1. >> be compared to my father was never a problem for me. it is pretty simple. being compared to the best driver in f1 history is the goal. >> his rise toward formu

earlier today, i spoke with the multi-talented and hilarious nick offerman. we talked about entertaining people during the pandemic and what it's like to be a cultural icon for conservatives. check it out. welcome, nick offerman, welcome to "the daily social distancing show. >> thank you, trevor. i have been watching you and i'm so grateful to see you. >> good to see you still as a human being functioning and enjoying yourself. i see the beard is coming alive, you're enjoying it. how is quarantining treating you? >> well, we're hanging in there, you know. we're lucky enough to have our rent paid and, so, megan has become an incredible chef. that's the headline. and i'm working on a new book, actually. so i'm grateful to have something to do to keep me occupied so that i don't become any more of a drunk. ( laughter ) >> trevor: nick, you've played one of the most beloved characters on tv in "parks and recreation," ron swanson. is it ever weird for you that people use your face and your character as a conservative and a far right sometimes icon where people go,

you know her late husband, nick cordero. they have awe little boy with the best name ever, elvis. 90 days she watched her husband fight like almost no other. he was somebody to her, his kid, his family, husband fans. 41. prime of life. strong. talented. sweet. he fought. he didn't let covid dominate. he had no choice. thank you very much for taking the opportunity, especially at this time. first thing's first. how's elvis? >> he's perfectly happy healthy little boy. pg i thank god for him every day. >> man, and you should. and you know what? there will be a legacy for him to attach and understand about his father. and i'm happy for this to be part of it. you're home, you're dealing with enough, and you hear the president's non-cha lance, takes the mask off, no big deal, it's just like the flu, don't let it dominate, don't be afraid, you can get through just like i did. how did those words hit you? >> chris, honestly it stopped me in my tracks. i was sitting here finishing dinner, and i saw the tweet first. and then i turned

nick parrott reports. he has followed his team from the start, at ia—year—olds he was involved in the launch event for tea m involved in the launch event for team sky. five years later, he joined them as a trainee. two years ago did his first grand tour in spain. after the welshman retired the industry after the fourth stage, the industry after the fourth stage, the 25—year—old londoner took a chance to shine. his greatest strength is climbing, and as the mountains got higher he got better. he came to the front with five miles to go and time to his attack to perfection. with the finish line in sight, he couldn't be caught. he dedicated the win to nick porter, tea m dedicated the win to nick 0 porter, team ineos's manager. he is now up to fourth. just a couple of seconds away from taking a place at next sunday's final podium. fabio ouartararo has lost the lead of the motogp championship afterfailing to finish in the points at the aragon grand prix. alex rins took the chequered flag after starting fr

the exhibition also includes a generous part of nick cave's own personal library. with the corona and joost restrictions on visitor numbers it does sometimes feel a little bit like having broken into nick cave's home. alongside the reconstructions the pieces include original artwork personal artifacts collected by the singer notes and literature. the result is a tense and frightening journey into the mind of one of the most original voices in rock. and his reminder of the top story we're following for you i mean aaron as vision of accusing each other of breaking a cease fire almost as soon as it came into effect the 2. former soviet republics previously a great hope that decades long conflict of the disputed region of nepal my car back . here watching state of new news up next wild stories the weekend reports will have more news headlines at the top of the hour i go on. that. every day counts for us and for our planet play. the ideas is on its way to bring you more conservation a place how do we make seduced greener how can we protect animals and their habitats wha

also, we love nick baker, there's a lot of nick baker. we just read a paragraph, and i bet you will find it, i think it is page 225, which are talking about your method, your house, your wandering, your dogs, your wife, your weather. so you are in name but why do you write these books? >> the book is, this chapter, the type of the chapters april 15, 2019, monday. each chapter is titled by a day of the week and and i just had gotten very want up and i sort of have revealed my theory about what happened with the mysterious 700 bowls that strip dropped from the sky and stuff. then i ran out of steam. everyday i tried to write something and get exhausted and be done. the next day starts the edges of old secrets are blurred in the middle of spongy and there are frangible bits of recorded truth spread rent in the secrets like pieces of in ceramic. it's raining on tax day. i've been awake thinking about japan's rice crop and then have a few other fragments and then i go upstairs, come back downstairs and then i make a note. >> you to so many, mu

you know her, her husband, nick co cordero. they got a little boy with one of the best names ever, elvis. 94 days she watched as her husband fought like almost no other. he was somebody to her, his kid, his family, his fans. 41, prime of life, strong, talented, sweet. he fought. he didn't let covid dominate. he had no choice. amanda kloots joins me now. thank you very much for taking the opportunity,er at this time. first things first, the legacy, how's elvis? >> he's a perfectly happy healthy little boy. i thank god for him every day. >> man, and you should. you know what? there will be a legacy for him to attach and understand of his father and i'm happy for this to be a part of it. you're hope, you're dealing with enough, and you hear the president's nonchalance, takes the mask off -- no big deal. i don't know what the big -- it's just like the flu. don't let it dominate you. don't be afraid. you can get through just like i did. how did those words hit you? >> chris, honestly it stopped me in my tracks. i was sitting here, f

nick didn't let it. it wasn't a choice. and it dominated his life, it dominated my life, it dominated our family's lives for 95 days, and because he didn't make it, it will forever affect my life. even if he would have survived, it would have forever affected and changed our lives. it's beyond hurtful, and have some empathy. why are you bragging? have empathy to the americans that you are our leader. have some empathy to the people who are suffering and grieving. >> nick is just one of the more than 210,000 americans lost to this virus. and it is important that we honor them and we acknowledge them. julie davis was a third grade teacher in north carolina, just 49 years old. she died just days after learning she had the virus. her daughter says she was selfless, caring and that she loved being a grandma. her grandkids called her lolly. 73-year-old rebecca cryer was a district court judge of the choctaw nation. she leaves behind a husband, three children, and five grandchildren. jay johnstone played for 20 seasons starting in

and stevie nicks of fleetwood mac. famous just released a new concert film called 24 karat gold. and joe biden's campaign team for the u.s. presidents here's a list of the. box we begin with an exhibition in italy featuring the quite unique work of frida kahlo in fact it is much more than an exhibition rather an interactive journey where visitors going to merced themselves and the extraordinary life of this mexican artist carlos sense of self and identity are explored in frida kahlo the chaos inside the. center in milan until next march. a few words about as easily recognizable as those of frida kahlo know here in milan visitors can immerse themselves in more than just how the exhibition also recreates the life of mexico's most famous artist. but i think that this exhibition is more about food his life than her art her paintings we wanted to show the room where she spent hours and hours painting. studio the entrance of casa with its garden it's kind of like walking around. and we took advantage of the fact that we live in the 21st century and made the most of multimedia in all it

and stevie nicks of fleetwood mac. famous just released a new concert film called 24 karat gold and. i'm joe biden's campaign team for the u.s. presidency is a list of the. spots we begin with an exhibition in italy featuring the quite unique work of frida kahlo in fact it is much more than an exhibition rather an interactive journey where visitors going to merced themselves and the extraordinary life of this mexican artist carlos sense of self and identity are explored in frida kahlo the chaos inside. until next march. few words about as easily recognizable as those on free to come here in mainland visitors can immerse themselves in more than just. the exhibition also recreates the life of mexico's most famous artist. but i think that this exhibition is more about food his life than her art her paintings we wanted to show the room where she spent hours and hours painting. studio the entrance of casa with the garden it's kind of like walking around. and we took advantage of the fact that we live in the 21st century and

i love watching nick play. we have a connection. i love all three of our quarterbacks, i think they're all great qbs and getting a chance to play with nick again i'm excited about it. he's a great qb. >> patriots quarterback cam newton tested positive. he'll not be allowed to play in new england's game against the chiefs. several players on both clubs tested positive. the game is postponed for sunday afternoon and likely played monday in kansas city. we'll wait and see. brian hoyer could start at quarterback for new england. >>> the pac-12 announced their seven-game football schedule. no fans are allowed throughout the conference including the 123rd edition of big game which will be in berkeley the day after thanksgiving. stanford opens at oregon while the bears host washington, teams not in the conference title game december 18th will play an opponent yet to be determined so everybody does get seven games. >>> there's no baseball this weekend. the teams are transitioning into the playoff bubble that includes the a's and astros who

nick mullens is picked off and in the 4th quarter. well, actually fumbles the ball on a strip-sack committee throws another pick on the next drive, the people scored on those 2 costly mistakes. niners head coach mike shanahan pulled mullins from the game. but in the end the niners lost 2520. >>seen good in pregame warmups and stuff but happens you start play with 2 as both of them that we get chance to get going get a little bit of or of them seem like whenever we did something else came up just was able to get him into much more of them so i know you had a tough challenger going against a front and everything but i know nick knows he can play better. even opportunity for cj to come in and at good job throughout cnn. >>we'll keep in mind. the next sunday afternoon the niners are actually hosting the dolphins at levi stadium and there's still no word yet on game but soon as we hear we will keep you posted. well the raiders did not do any better they actually suffered their first home game loss at their new stadium in las vegas. the rai

nick confessore is back as well. elizabeth, this seems like what you warned about when you came out and endorsed joe biden. >> exactly. it harkened me back to conversations i had in march when the pandemic started. i have asked my counterterrorism teams to look into whether the effects of the pandemic might lead to increased activity by extremists. we put together a memo that we sent to the security of home land security. some of that language ended up in the threat assessment that was released two days ago. i noted they included the language about how anti-government groups are likely to be agitated because of some of the pandemic mitigation measures that are being taken and they mayview this view thi opportunity to carry out acts against the government, basically protest the shutdown or mask mandates. we knew this back in march. the secretary of homeland security was briefed on this in april. yet, you still have the president of the united states exacerbating and throwing fuel on the fire of these extremists who we

joining us noud w to discuss is casey newton and also nick thompson guys, good morning casey, we had a couple guests on yesterday arguing that twitter had done the right thing, but you now they are doing something different. so is this right, was that right, what do you think >> first thing i would say is i love jack dorsey because he always seems so surprised that he is the ceo of twitter he wanders in like five minutes late saying what is going on here i was supportive of the initial steps. all it did was slow the spread of reporting and give the truth time to tie its shoes. so you can argue about whether straight up blocking the links is worse than providing context around them, but we've seen in the past that when twitter tries to add konlg texcontext, a put summary that lot of people miss. so i think it remains to be seen whether there is a better policy >> i know people were trying to apply different context and maybe come to conclusions over what might be the facts in story. but if you are going to start slowing stuff down selectively doing it on certain publications about cer