i love south carolina, it is my home. it is the best place in the world to raise children and start a business. as long as i am your senator, i intend to keep it that way. senatornk you so much, graham, for being with us tonight. a reminder, absentee voting is underway across south carolina. thank you for watching and have a good night. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national >> the competition is on. year's c-spanhis video competition. middle and high school students, be the start of a national conversation by making a five or six-minute documentary exploring the issue that you want the president and congress to address in 2021. include c-span video. there is $100,000 in total cash prizes, including a grand prize of $5,000. is deadline to submit january 20, 2021. will find tips and more information on how to get started at our website. 's next, a debate in missouri governor race with republican go

senate race south carolina. a live candidate conversation . >> thank you for joining us tonight, coming to you live on the wse eight tv studios in spartanburg south carolina. i'm anyone, evening anchor and tonight's conversation will be live streamed in broadcast on our next door network across the carolinas as well as our partner station w multi-x in columbia. many of you turned in this evening to watch the candidates for u.s. senate in their second debate read both campaigns agreed to the form of that debate this week campaign staff for democratic challenger jamie harrison at the incumbent senator lindsey graham be tested for covid. the senator was tested last friday. in a statement released yesterday afternoon harrison campaign wrote i cannot responsibly debate in person tomorrow night and allowed politics to put my family , on my campaign staff, senator graham's staff and members of the media at unnecessary risk . the graham campaign responded , mister harrison is demanding special treatments. if mister harr

competing to become the world's back office could south africa easing economic worries by becoming the global outsourcing capital well look at research showing found rushing to set up shop also coming up. a headache for belgium's fear make this will visit a prairie that struggling with new restrictions on pubs and cafes in brussels. will bring some better news local booksellers are thriving right now in germany turns out the pandemic is proving a page to. business. welcome to the program. south africa's economy has been badly hit by the corona virus pandemic so amazon's recent announcement that it would be creating $3000.00 additional jobs in virtual customer service there was more than welcome south africa is becoming increasingly attractive to companies wanting to outsource jobs according to a recent study by consultancy firm mckinsey more than 100 business process outsourcing providers are employing around 270000 people in south africa or at least they were at the end of 2019 almost a quarter of those workers serve companies based abroad cities such as johannesburg cape town and dur

are many of them and south korea so why are they trying to take e.t.s. which play such an important role for the country. she spent 21 months in the army in warns of a declining population in the ongoing threat of north korea. we can only maintain national security when we have a strong military defense such preferential treatment increases the number of people entering the military will decrease. the military will be shaken and it will be a threat to national security you know and they don't want to know what i'm about. so three's national assembly has tabled a bill that would offer certain artists the opportunity to delay the service for 2 years shane argues a clear policy is needed but a special deal for b.t.s. would be unfair. no matter how do it but without coming out and they pulled out because bt has worked in entertainment company i don't think it's right for them to get exemptions while performing. b.t.s. doesn't generate interest in our country but i think giving preferential treatment to b.t.s. discriminates against other men in the northern p

it is not the south vietnamese government. the obstacle is the other side's absolute refusal to show the least willingness to join us in seeking a just peace. and it will not do so while it is convinced that all it has to do is to wait for our next concession, and our next concession after that one, until it gets everything it wants. there can now be no longer any question that progress in negotiation depends only on hanoi's deciding to negotiate, to negotiate seriously. i realize that this report on our efforts on the diplomatic front is discouraging to the american people, but the american people are entitled to know the truth, the bad news as well as the good news, where the lives of our young men are involved. now let me turn, however, to a more encouraging report on another front. at the time we launched our search for peace i recognized we might not succeed in bringing an end to the war through negotiation. i, therefore, put into effect another plan to bring peace. a plan which will bring the war to an end regardless of

we are south carolina ants first. we are americans first. -- we are south carolinaians first. my best friend in college with republican chair. matt and i, there was a story written about how we were the odd couple because we worked together, we respected each other. that is the foundation for how you get things done. you have in washington for 25 years, yes you listed climate tension immigration and those are issues that have still not been addressed. -- climate change and immigration. those have still not been addressed. you have all the past three laws that you sponsored originally in 25 years. moderator: thank you, sir. we are running tight on time let me get this question in. alonzo? as a the cron so -- crowbar's pandemic exposed, educational equity has room for -- as the coronavirus and to make exposed, educational equity. what are your plans for opportunities for minority k-12 opportunities throughout the state to ensure college as a viable option for them? moderator: mr. harrison? mr. harrison: college has to be affordable and accessible. one of my jobs running on nonpr

he's the former state party chairman there in south carolina. used to work for jim clyburn in the house as floor director and i think it is really -- this is, you know, of course, south carolina has a, you know, very throughout racial history and if he wins actually south carolina wowblg the first state to have two black senators that place where the civil war start. >> dozen this cycle we want to hear which ones yowpts you want to talk about jessica taylor with us until about 8:45 eastern this morning. so go ahead keep calling in we'll start with david out of philadelphia democrat, david, good morning. >> good morning, my question and topic is generally about the travel ban in particular. i know that the republican members of the senate and donald trump has been tagging joe biden saying that he said that the president was zen phobic and i believe that's determined that it's been false. you just said that lindsey graham has called president trump zen phobic president obama was calling him based off of his record with the muslim ban things of tha

the south and the west. new york, you have martin van buren, a democrat, later president of the united states, he later leaves the democratic party, and joins the anti-slavery, free soil party, we'll get to that in a future lecture. representing the south for the democrats, we have another legendary figure. john c. calhoun. calhoun, a rabid defender of slavery. but also a rabid opponent of the tariff. he hates that tariff so much, in fact, that calhoun calls the tariff of 1828 the tariff of abominations. this 45% tariff calhoun says discriminates against the south, and sure enough, calhoun, that same year, in 1828, authors, in secret, and he does so in secret because he's vice president of the united states, at the same time, just to give you an idea how muddy the political world is back then, calhoun authors in secret, an essay, advocating nullification, the idea that the states can nullify, or make null and void any federal law that they deem unconstitutional. south carolina does not nullify this tariff ye

s bases mandatory military service in south korea and fans are demanding an exemption. and the death toll mounts in vietnam as an luncheons rain submerged communities in central provinces. it's back to business in delhi and that means factory smog will take a closer look. i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thank you for joining us south korean boy band b t as has fans around the world and their stardom seen unstoppable excess. it might come to a sudden halt because of south korea's mandatory military service where they spend 18 months out of the spotlight training for potential war on the korean peninsula fans say they should be exempt while others say they need to do their duty frank smith reports. so 3 and boy band b.t.s. reigns supreme over billboard charts as their fans their army fun over their good looks and slick moves but as they move through their twenties an ominous obligation approaches a minimum one and a half years mandatory military service required of every healthy south korean male between $18.28. the issue of mandatory military service for entertaine

of south carolina, let's destroy the environment that we have in south carolina and the economy. nobody want to look out their window to see oil rigs off the coast. but our senator is the one waving the flag, here, oil and gas companies, you can drill off our coats. not on debbie harrison's watch. sen. graham: i have had a consistent view of south carolina offshore drilling, south carolina will decide and nobody else. we have achieved energy independence under president trump, i don't want to go back where there were -- go backward. i don't want to be depended on middle east folks to supply energy, i don't want to make russia and iran stronger. protecting the coast, i am for that. on the one who went to president to extend the moratorium that he was planning for florida to include south carolina. let me say this. aoc has endorsed your campaign. she is the author of the green new deal. i understand that south carolina could benefit from clean energy, nuclear power, i proponent of marginal reactors, i am a proponent of wind, solar, not of the green new deal and when you look at it,

to the people of south vietnam -- an end fair to the people of south vietnam, fair to the people of north vietnam. we have offered a number of proposals which would bring peace and provide self-determination, and we are ready to consider any other proposals that have the same objective. we haltedthat if only our bombing of the north, peace would follow. nearly a year has passed since the bombing of the north was halted. three months have passed since we began the process of troop replacement, signaling both our own genuine desire for settlement and the increased readiness of the south vietnamese to manage their own affairs. as i announced on tuesday, by december 15, our troop strength in vietnam will have been reduced by a minimum of 60,000 men. on september 2, 1969, north vietnam's chief negotiator in paris said that if the united states committed itself to the principle of totally withdrawing its forces to south vietnam, and if it withdrew a significant would of troops, hanoi take this into account. i repeat here today what i said in my speech of may 14, that we are prepared to withdraw

i love south carolina, it is my home. it is the best place in the world to raise children and start a business. as long as i am your senator, i intend to keep it that way. senatornk you so much, graham, for being with us tonight. a reminder, absentee voting is underway across south carolina. thank you for watching and have a good night. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national wednesday, incumbent -- republicanator senator lindsey graham and democratic challenger jamie harrison meet for their third and final debate in the south carolina senate race. with our live coverage starting at 7 p.m. eastern on c-span . republicanvening senate majority leader mix mcconnell and senate candidate amy mcgrath take part in a debate. the university of kentucky sponsors the event. live coverage starts at 7:00 c-span.org ore at listen with the free c-span radio app. ♪ >> who will control congress in>> january? on c

>>breaking news right now at 3 evacuations are underway in south san francisco after a fire erupted on sign hill which holds those iconic white letters that read south san francisco, the industrial city, we'll take a live look right now at the scene we do understand that while the fire is under control. a flare up has just happened within the last 15 minutes. we can still see smoke lingering in the air and we've been tracking this fire since earlier in the afternoon smoke still very present right now we're gathering more details on this flareup that has just been reported. thank you so much for joining us here on kron 4 news at 3 o'clock this afternoon. i'm justine waltman unseasonably hot temperatures mix with dry and windy conditions fuel this fire. now this fire burned very way too close to homes and a lot of people are still evacuated now here are the evacuation orders for south san francisco. the mandatory evacuations include current million road. sonia road mountain road ridge view court view mont harris that's where the mandatory evacuations are in place. now there is an evacuat

it is not the south the enemies government. the obstacle is the other side's refusal to show willingness to join us in seeking justice mps. it will not do so. it is convinced all it has to do is to wait for our next concession. our next concession after that one, until they get everything it wants. there could now be, no longer any question, that progress in negotiation depends only on hanoi's deciding to negotiate seriously. i realize that our efforts on the diplomatic friends is discouraging to the american people. but the american people are entitled to know the truth, the bad news as good as news. -- let me turn to a more encouraging report on another front. at the time we launched our search -- i recognize you might not succeed bringing an end of the war through negotiation. and therefore put into effect another plan to bring peace. a plan which will bring the world to an end, regardless of what happens on the negotiating front. it is in line with the major shift in u.s. foreign policy, which i described in my press confer

we are changing the face of the south and we're changing the face of south carolina in this election. >> i want you to talk to my mom for a second because the supreme court this week ruled that absentee ballots in south carolina have to have a witness signature on them. on its surface, i can hear my mother's voice right now. the average american would say, well, that makes sense. a witness signature. can you explain to us how when you look under the hood this could be a voter suppression tactic? >> well it is a voter suppression tactic. and, you know, the leaders who pushed us in our republican legislature and lindsey graham agreed with it. they should be ashamed of themselves. and the midst of a pandemic, here in south carolina, 3,500 people have died as a result of it, including my grand aunt gladys. 150,000 people infected with the virus. 750,000 people laid off from their jobs. and so the anxiety is at an all-time high in this state. and instead of our leaders trying to find ways to make it easier for families to make ends meet and do the things they should do like exercising the

in recent months attacks on south vehicle nam were stepped up. thus it became necessary for us to increase our response. and to make attacks by air. this is not a change of purpose. it is a change in what we believe that purpose requires. we do this in order to slow down aggression. we do this to increase the confidence of the braf people of south vietnam who have bravely born this brutal battle for so many years with so many casualties. and we do this to convince the leaders of north vietnam and all who seek to share their conquest of a very simple fact. we will not be defeated. we will not grow tired. we will not withdraw openly or under the cloak of a meaningless agreement. we know that our attacks alone will not accomplish all of these purposes. but it is our best and prayerful judgment that they are a necessary part of the surest road to peace. we hope that peace will come swiftly. but that is in the hands of others besides ourselves. and we must be prepared for a long, continued conflict. it will require patience and bravery. the will to en

carolina do the south offshore drilling act, which allows drilling off the coast of south carolina. threatening our economy and the environment. we have to be affirmative in terms of focusing on this issue because again, it is the legacy we pass on to our kids. moderator: our next question. >> let's talk about bike 73. it is an idea that would bring a direct link to the grand strand. many are convinced the businesses and industry would transform our area. at this point, it's just that. it's an idea. it's the road to nowhere. mr. harrison, as the senator do you support and understand the significance of i-73? what would you do to give it the green light? i support i-73 endeavor structure in south carolina. sometimesends who come to south carolina and say it's a beautiful place with beautiful people. they say, i love south carolina, the food is amazing, i love going to myrtle beach and charleston, but what is wrong with your roads? that is a problem. our infrastructure in the state, and i will use a technical word, sucks, because we have had leaders who have not done anything for 25 y

something drier and brighterfor east the south—west. something drier and brighter for east anglia and the south—east, rain may return to the east coast later in the day. the best chance of dry and bright weather tomorrow afternoon is in scotla nd weather tomorrow afternoon is in scotland and northern ireland, here it will be quite windy, with the wind coming from the north—east, never going to feel particularly warm so your never going to feel particularly warm so your temperature is at best 11, fax of 13 degrees. still some showers around on wednesday, becoming confined to england and wales, the wind is strongest here, starting to turn lighter and further north. should be a dry day, patchy cloud and sunny spells for scotland and northern ireland. temperatures again, 12 to maybe 15 degrees in the south—west. for the end of the week, this is where things turn more definitely drier as high pressure ta kes definitely drier as high pressure takes control. some frontal systems around the edges, you see, high pressure should keep them a

to those in south carolina you would not be doing what they are doing right now that's a problem that i have the greatest thing you could do as a public servant is betray the trust that you took an oathth to serve so now just be a man and say i change my mind i'll do something else but don't go back and blame it on somebody else a flip-flop about somebody else. >> i said we'll see what the market will bear because the president has the constitutional authority to do and here's what i can say about judges when president obama was judges one - - i voted for two people would not have chosen to watch the democratic party tried to destroy one conservative judge after another mr. harrison incurs a filibuster the first partisan in the history of the united states he chewed on the destruction of brett kavanaugh amy coney barrett is highly qualified the president has every right to do this if you are counting on mr. harrison ever vote for a conservative judge are making a mistake you can count on me for conservativea judges. >> you have that race in the republican category did this debate make

at two all the people watching the south carolina senate race, south carolina is not for sale. applause] -- applause]d do you know what to look forward to? come wednesday, you are not going to see anymore jamie harrison adds. [applause] in new yorkeople and california, keep wasting your money. we may get outraised, but we are not going to get out devoted, and that is what matters -- get out voted. race isusiasm in this incredible, because people see the difference about where i will take the country and mr. harrison. president trump has done more in his first term in anybody since ronald reagan. [applause] the man i am going to introduce in a minute has just been by his side every step of the way. did you see the debate with the vice president? [applause] i don't think i've ever been more proud. i've known mike pence for a long time. i knew him when he was in the house, and i'm going to introduce him in a second, but i want to let you know what the country knows, that this is the biggest choice election in your lifetime. it is the difference between conservative judges and libe

big temperature contrasts from north to south texas firing up an activejet from north to south texas firing up an active jet stream which will pick up an active jet stream which will pick up areas an active jet stream which will pick up areas of low pressure and push them our way. this area of low pressure for the next couple of days which contains the remnants of a former hurricane. 100 miles an hour winds, that will be staying out towards the west but close enough to give us blustery conditions at times, nothing untoward. some heavy rain which may cause flooding later this week and pretty rough seas before things turn milder later on. later in the week, the rain will be later than it —— warmer but plenty of showers to take us through the afternoon and the evening across northern scotland, the north of england and fewer showers across the southern half of the country compared to this morning but this evening, fairly cool. it will be chilly tonight. showers fading away for many. rain arriving towards south west wales and northern ireland later, lifting temperatures but under clea

that is the case with many girls here in south africa. using the rainbow chatbot has now helped tuli to recognise her rights. what looking through it did for me and can do for others is that a person needs to consent before a person touches you, you need to be ok with that. had i known that i would have known that people had crossed boundaries and maybe i would have reported it. after levels of abuse rose around the globe during lockdown, numerous celebrities and social media influencers decided to help raise awareness of the issue. in south africa, tendaiishe chitima, star of the netflix film cook off, decided to add her support to the rainbow chatbot, which now has some 18,000 users. i had an ex—partner who was stalking me and cyber—bullying me online. you mentioned that you had an awakening, and that seemed to be the point where you realise that this is not ok in the relationship i am in. i did not see it as abuse until i started getting depressed and was not myself any more, and i remember speaking to an aunt and she literally sai

down towards the south—west. then, as we go through into wednesday, still some cloud and showers around, particularly for england and wales. a stiff north—easterly breeze for all, best of the sunshine in the west, driest of all parts of scotland and northern ireland. but a cool feeling day, once again, and that cool feel will continue through the rest of the week, with temperatures down on where they should be for the time of year. the winds, though, will gradually ease and the skies will brighten a little bit more, with more of you spending thursday and friday dry. that's how it's looking. see you soon. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. i'm sally bundock. cementing a conservative majority — the us senate charges ahead with moves to confirm amy coney barratt‘s nomination to the supreme court. the top us government scientist, anthony fauci, says an edited clip of him used in a trump campaign tv ad is misleading. russia and the eu lead calls for armenia and

with the exception the south coast maybe hong kong catches a shower being thrown off by side though that tropical storm in the south transceiver even you know and sichuan are generally speaking fairly dry for a couple of days so there's that will be a tropical storm in the south china sea having gone across luzon the last 24 hours it takes a long time to speed up to spin up and eventually viet-nam to even be that as it is south of that has been a gap and then you've got these rains through the far south of todd in cambodia and it could spread a shower malaysia and indonesia including java and once more jakarta seems to be a focus of some particularly heavy showers. but. do you feel validated in southwest. let's go back. pacifically you calling donald trump a white supremacist is an attempt at performative activism the lights are on and there's nowhere to hide join me richelle carey is up with the questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate. from us on al-jazeera. and the we on the top stories on 0. security forces in the nigerian city

this is a view looking south on owen street with an open space to the right. if you go to the right there is a view shifted towards the cal-train. this shows the two, that three-storey spaces. these move back and forth along the stacked volumes. if we go to the next slide, from the 280 approach heading north into san francisco, you can see this kind of inflection on the facade that gives the further depth and animates that facade facing the freeway direction. then we see the opposite side facing east. this is a view looking west on nelson rising as you're approaching the intersection with owen street and the front of the building. it's facing open space, which if we go to the next slide we zoom a bit closer and here we can see in that setback zone that theresa described which is indicated by the underground sewer line, we've been working with a design firm to develop this open space as a public plaza where the cafÉ can spill out, there is a beautiful landscaping feature and it is articulated by a recessed portal. so this is a summary, facts and figures on the

man: there is, of course, a big coal-mining inindustry in south africa. it is multi-fafaceted, from mining to traransportationf coal to all l kinds of s servicn commununities thatat have builip around the coal-mining towns of south africa. the coal-mining sector has been an extremely successful example of black economic empowerment, and now suddenly thehey've been n told", no, the future i is green, the future is not coal." for them, this is a a disaster because off their new investments into the coal sectotor that they see as possibly becoming strandeded assets. [crowd chanting indistinctly] man: oh, the challenges that we find ourself into would be the low salaries to our members, and as the union, our role and responsibilityty is to figight r job security. the mines, some of them are closing because they are saying the export price has dropped and so on, so forth, the coal price has dropped, and so on, so forth. we are of the view that thehe price hasas been manipulated.d. a week ago, the president was addressing a watered-back region, that t we d mine

the crash in oakland has cleared from south 880 around the coliseum. a little slowing, we'll see how things shape up over the next few minutes. lanes are cleared. >>> good morning, i'm bertha coombs. here are your top business headlines from cnbc. wall street set to open modestly lower after the markets rallied monday. the dow posting its strongest session in nearly three months, left more than 450% with investors more optimistic about president trump's health and a deal being reached on another round of economic stimulus. today we're going to get another look it at the job market with the job openings and labor turnover survey called the j.o.l.t. survey. this tracks how many jobs are available and how many workers are being hired. workers voluntarily leaving their jobs gives us a sense how people feel about the jobs market. the irs is extending the deadline to register for a stimulus check by five weeks to november 21st. the extension is aimed at people who don't typically file a tax return, many of them older, on fixed incomes, who likely missed out

vietnamese forces to assume full responsibility for the security of south vietnam. our air operations were increased by over 20%. and now we have begun to see the results of this long overdue change in american policy in vietnam. after five years of americans going into vietnam, we are finally bringing american men home. by december 15th, over 60,000 men will have been withdrawn from south vietnam including 20% of all for combat forces. south vietnamese will continue to gain strength and as a result, they have been able to take over combat responsibilities from our american troops. two other significant developments occurred since this administration took office, enemy infiltration, which is essential if they are two who launch major attack, over the last three month is less than 20% of what it was over the same period last year. and most important, united states casualties have declined over the last two months to the lowest point in three years. >> let me now turn to our program for the future. we have adopted a plan, which we have worked out in cooperation with t

south jersey's economy, relies on tourism . atlantic city continues to struggle after the closure of five casinos since 2014. residents another part of the district were also having trouble finding work . voter voted with this question. eleven i can commute, like to good thing jobs and good benefits and south jersey. no more than ever i want to stay closer to home. and you have any plans for jobs growth in this area. ms. kennedy if he would answer first . amy kennedy: . this is so important in our communities. it i lived here near my parents and near my brother's brain and that is a conversation that i've had with my family. betweenn us, there's 12 grandchildren. we wonder what opportunities are going to be here forting our kio they can live down the street from their grandparents. but what we have seen is an economy that is really struggled over not just during the pandemic but over years here . and we have to be able to diversify that economy through investment in infrastructure. i expect that to be not just bridges and roads

we would do the same south of it. parallel was chosen because it divides theorean peninsula roughly in half. itas also agreed free elections would be held in the government of korea returned to the korean people. 1948, freef elections we held in south korea, supervised by united nations inspectorsestablishing the republic of korea. three week later, communt controlled elections in north korea established the communist regime and divided the korean nation afterward, the communists decided their moment for conquest outcome. -- had come. electing 50summer -- 1950, life was good. there was peace, time for living in the quiet way. ♪ then suddenly in the predawn 1950 -- of june 25, [explosions] awakekoreans were jarred by a living nightwear. unprovoked and unannounced, the ofmunists' latest war conquest had begun. many thought it was the beginning of world war iii. it might have been if we had not taken immediate action. president truman ordered our navy and air force to provide cover and support through the republic of k

and we would do the same south of it. the 38th parallel was chosen because it divides the korean peninsula roughly in half. it was also agreed free elections would be held in the government of korea returned to the korean people. in august of 1948, free elections were held in south korea, supervised by united nations inspectors, establishing the republic of korea. elections in north korea from -- three weeks later, communist controlled elections in north korea from which un inspectors were barred established the communist regime and divided the korean nation. not long afterward, the communists decided their moment for conquest had come. >> in early summer 1950, life was good. there was peace, time for living in the quiet ancient way. ♪ then suddenly in the predawn darkness of june 25, 1950 -- [explosions] south koreans were jarred awake by a living nightmare. unprovoked and unannounced, the communists' latest war of conquest had begun. ♪ many thought it was the beginning of world war iii. it might have been, if we had

korea confirmed is living in south korea. i am very dismayed that this information got leaked by media because obviously it's a concern for his family members, particularly his daughter who got separated from his parents during their miss escape and was taken back to north korea and we know to be somewhere is one thing and to be confirmed living in south korea, i am very concerned about the family but the point is the news, this kind of news is continuing saga with the south korean man killed but it does not look good in terms of breaking what president moon is hoping for with north korea. >> and sue, do you feel that that will this revelation will in the wake of the party day celebration, the 1010 ratchet up tensions on the financial at all or do you think this will more or less make inter-korean relations in a drive from seoul that much harder orboth ? >> they have whatever they have said , but if also this person gets to become a critic, let's see what he does. maybe he stays quiet because they're concerned for protecting

he reiterated japan's request for south korea to present a mutually acceptable solution. they agreed their governments would keep communicating. meanwhile, the administration of the south korean president moon jae-in has taken the position that it will honor the supreme court's decisions. but the start of a new administration in tokyo under prime minister suga yoshihide in september has led to expectations in south korea that the two countries can resolve their differences. moon and suga spoke b phone in september. moon is said to have expressed a hope that the two sides can work together to find a solution acceptable to both governments. the presidential office also appears key to host a try lateral summit between the leaders of japan, china, and south korea by the end of the year. >>> japan's astroid probe hayabusa2 is set to return to earth after six years in space. it is on track to deliver its cargo to the australian desert in early september. the japan aerospace exploration agency, jaxa believes hayabusa2 has carried out its mission successfully, collecting samples

south—west. potus conditions in scotland and northern ireland but still a brisk wind. —— are the best conditions. hello this is bbc news with joanna gosling. the headlines... borisjohnson is to announce new lockdown restrictions for specific areas of england, under a new three—tier system. england's deputy chief medical officer says the viruses spread is ‘heating up' across the country. the key point is that having had a rather flat summer with a very low amounts of covid—positive patients in the uk, you can see that from early september, there has been a marked pick—up. the liverpool city region is expected to face the toughest restrictions with pubs, gyms and bookies closed. the region's mayor says agreement on it has not yet been reached. nhs nightingale hospitals in manchester, harrogate and sunderland have been put on standby to help with the spike in covid cases. there will be three tiers to the alert level, medium, high and very high. joining me now is sacha lord, the night tim

south carolina and other states in the south are very angry about this. clay fears that 45% is pushing it too much. let's lower it a little bit. high enough still, but just a little bit in order to soften some of the opposition. the bill arrives on andrew jackson's desk. president jackson signed the bill. he signed the bill. it all sounds good. well, south carolina is not so pleased with this bill. south carolina nullifies the tariff of 1832. why would they do this? it lowered the tariff. south carolina says not enough. not enough. this tariff is on constitutional. we have a right to declare this tariff null and void. if you do not respect our nullification of this bill, of this tariff, we will secede from the united states. unbelievable. what is going to happen? what is andrew jackson going to do? calhoun's and democrat. well, jackson gets word of this and jackson could not be more furious with john calhoun. for jackson, this is an affront to his authority as president. jackson signed the bill. jackson says, quote, to say that any state may at pleasure s

of the new south? and i hope we're going to choose the new south. soledad: the judge, amy coney barrett, is moving to the senate now, and there's really not much that democrats can do to stop it. so let's move past is there going to be a vote. how would you vote on her nomination and why? jamie: well, i'm still listening to the testimonies and would love to hear more from her in terms of what are the settled law, particularly as it relates to civil rights in this country, whether brown vs. board is good law and settled law. some of the other issues that the, you know, women's rights and roe vs. wade. you know, the lgbt community in terms of marriage equality, i do not believe that we need to roll back the civil rights of folks in this country. you know, we need to live up to those words that thomas jefferson said that he said all men. i say all people are created equal. and i believe as a country, we have been progressing towards that goal line. and i see and i believe any retreat to that is dangerous.

south africa correspondent. we've just seen his report on the case and he joins us now from in front of the police lines around the courthouse in santa cow and jan why has this killing sparked such heated and divided emotion in south africa. on the side of the farmers many told me that it was a tip of the iceberg because in the past months they have seen an increase in crime cattle theft attacks on the farms not hurt us though but then this murder case off as young man came in and that's triggered a very emotional response that we have seen last week that also turns violence on this side of the f. f. the economic freedom fighters they try to put a political point down here they are basically officially said they come here because of law and order they want to reinstate it but the other version is also that they have lost trying to represent the marginalized majority here trying to get their votes and trying to advocate for land reform that they've been done for a long time basically advocating for taking away la

south dakota, north dakota, places like that. so, we definitely need to look at the states where cases are going up, localities where cases are going up and really look at what's going on, how we can increase public health measures, how we can increase testing, how we can increase contact tracing, how we can support isolation and quarantine measures and stop those chaings of transmission. 13 men have been charged with an alleged plot to kidnap the governor of the us state of michigan, gretchen whitmer. the fbi says the plot involved six of the men abducting the governor and taking her to a remote location to put her on trial for treason. governor whitmer has accused president trump of encouraging far right groups by, as she put it, fraternising with domestic terrorists. just last week, the president of the united states stood before the american people and refused to condemn white supremacists and hate groups like these two michigan militia groups. "stand back and stand by," he told them. "stand back and stand by." hate groups he

again from our side in south sudan i can tell you it. does nothing else look at. alice's absence. i mean again it things easy we could be spending those resources on more and more assistance at that because that's the same in yemen that's so in syria that all of the complex emergencies but we were and i mean i think it's worth saying 80 percent of the worth of programs resources globally to human induced crisis. and obviously we would rather be spending that money on the longer term development. activities resilience building activities that help communities become self-reliant self-sustaining and not need humanitarian aid to to to exist and i look very much to me like you might have wanted to jump in and add to what matthew was saying did you. so i mean a plot of this of being is that we're just hungry as a planet i would think for some kind of leadership that helps us to step into that space as has been described but i think we really need a goalless values driven collaboration around trying to solve some of these men my problems because we do have climate change it's predominan

south yorkshire will face the toughest covid rules from saturday. pubs and bars which don't serve food will close, and there are tight restrictions on households mixing. given the rate of reinfection, given the number of hospital admissions we've currently got here in south yorkshire, this was the right move for us. but clearly, we want to come out of it as quickly as we possibly can. the prime minister says there will be money for greater manchester. the mayor of greater manchester was offered a further £60 million, which he turned down, mr speaker, with no encouragement, i may say, of support from the right honourable gentleman, so i can tell the house today, mr speaker, that that cash will be distributed to the boroughs of greater manchester. but labour accuse him of pitching region against region. i really think the prime minister's crossed the rubicon here, not just with the miserly way he has treated greater manchester, but the grubby take—it—or—leave—it way that these deals are being done. it's corrosive to public trust. the scottish

one of those competitive races is in south carolina. for the second debate between republican lindsey graham and democratic challenger jamie harrison, the format was changed due to a disagreement between the candidates overtaking covid-19 tests. here, they participate in two separate 30 minute forums rather than a face-to-face debate. posted by the nextar media group and the south carolina chamber of commerce, this is just under an hour. >> >> incumbent lindsey graham and challenger jamie harrison. tonight, a live discussion on the issues important to you. the pandemic, the economy, education, from your local election headquarters, the south carolina chamber of commerce and next tar media, the u.s. senate race, south carolina. a live candidate conversation. media -- nextstar media we are coming to you live from spartanburg, south carolina. and tonight's conversation will be live streamed and will be livestreamed and broadcast across the carolinas, as well as on our partner station, in columbia. many of you tuned in this evening to watch

in south yorkshire, and, mrspeaker, i and livelihoods in south yorkshire, and, mr speaker, icommend and livelihoods in south yorkshire, and, mr speaker, i commend this statement to the house. i now call the shadow secretary of state for health, jonathan ashworth. i thank ithank him i thank him for his statement. today we have another great swathes of the north put into lockdown. sheffield went into two tear restrictions last wednesday, did ministers make the wrong judgment a week ago, or has new evidence come to light that was not apparent last wednesday? —— two tier restrictions. and how many areas in tier 2 are facing the same fate as sheffield, such as those areas of tier 2 that nader —like nottinghamshire or south derbyshire. —— that our neighbours of south yorkshire. what will the criteria before leaving lockdown? can the minister of state today tell us how long south yorkshire will be in lockdown? does the nationwide r—rate need to fall below one, is the prime ministers suggested last week or just the regional r—rate, or if in an area like doncaster, and i see th

with another fairly figure values in the south with anotherfairly mild figure values in the south with another fairly mild night to come. this starts to move away on thursday and allows a bridge ridge of high pressure to nudge in which will settle things in. a few showers dated around but it stays cloudy for northern and eastern scotland. slowly improving later in the day but for northern ireland and much of england and wales increasing amounts of sunshine and the wind is turning lighter. a slightly cooler air mass but in the sunshine in the south—east we could see 15 or 16 degrees. as we head through thursday night we start to see the next frontal system pushing into western areas. you can frontal system pushing into western areas. you can see frontal system pushing into western areas. you can see it pushing an off the atlantic, the wind is going to increase. it will be bringing some patchy fairly heavy rain to northern and western areas as it continues to miss eastwards and will tend to fizzle out to patchy showers. sunshine and showers and longer spells of rain and it will be a wi

of here to the south lawn of the white house. kimberly i'm just keeping an eye on the front door at the moment at walter reed people coming out doors opening let's just hold for a moment reminding viewers that at what is it so almost 6 40 pm 6 40 pm in bethesda maryland ace coast of the united states donald trump the u.s. president is leaving the hospital let's have a listen. so we're not hearing an awful lot just yet this is obviously a bit of a long shot here. let me jump in here and tell you what you're going to tell me not you are not going to your property thank. you thank you partner. so thumbs up from the u.s. president as he gets into his s.u.v. there which will take him to marine one i could hear a reporter it sounded like a reporter shouting they're saying do you think you'll be a super spreader mr president. kimberly how could a correspondent there exactly where you can be i mean i'm trying to get an idea of where those crowds are. going to come post them shortly in terms of. know here's what's happening i'll give you

, across the south and south—east as well. but even here, the rain should start to move away as we head on into the afternoon. central areas — lighter winds, some sunshine around and it‘s here where we will see some heavy, slow—moving showers. temperatures reach around 15 or 16, but feeling quite chilly across the south—east. into sunday night, it looks like those rain bands begin to spread away from the uk but we will continue to see lots of showers spiralling around the centre of the low. some lengthy clear spells in between and when that happens, it could turn chilly in one or two spots — generally 8—10 for most. low pressure still with us then as we head on into the new working week for monday. it will be slowly filling, which means it will be gradually weakening through the day, so conditions should slowly improve as we move through the week. but for monday, again, we will see scattered showers around, the winds not quite as strong, some of the showers that develop could be on the heavy side again. some could

i think south carolina is a changing state. again, it is not changing as fast as other states in the sunbelt, but it is one to watch. host: florida, ralph, a republican. becausei'm calling since president obama was in office, i've seen the republicans come off quite spiritual religious. however, i have not learned how to be saved. i have not learned from the republicans how a person is to is to react in these whys i'm just wondering they are becoming so spiritual but no advice on how to live together, how to be a better person. it has gone downhill. just one, if i may. person think an educated would have a hard time listening to c-span. there is so much misinformation. just really difficult to watch c-span now. thanks for your call. host: how would you change things? do you not want to hear from the callers so much? fact-checkthey would some callers that call in. give some information. you guys try to pull up things that counteract things they say. the misinformation is so horrible. a person of any understanding would not want