Oingbe very, very closrace at all Tha Fron It matter con alitio seven critical States Ere are they . And i think thats always its gointo be the question now that things seem to be aligning how democrats and republicans expected them to. And thats obviously this is a national snapshot. Its important for us to see this. Its going to be those Battleground States wherever they are at this point that will tell us who is going to ultimately become president next time around. But just on that question coming home, a phrase that you just used. Lets look at another way to approach our new numbers that were just getting out. The three. Again, theres this, this isnt a margin of Error Situation but back just a couple months ago, if you look from april through june up six. So there is a slight shift in the direction of the democrats and slight shift because of the numbers that david pointed out that so much of the key parts of that, of that Bidenharris Coalition in 2020 are energized and excited or
But got a microphone fits at night and we have translation, but listen in things our people for 20 years plus god took on ours and go on. Found them all for 8 years. The okay, just bring you a couple of lines or were waiting for the were having some issues or wait. Nothings being said right now. So were posing the translation there. But we have heard from the seller who dean essential Security Official of the taliban, who said theyre happy because there has been no Bloodshed Arrangement for the leadership of the taliban to come to their arranging for the leadership the telephone to come to have kind of finalizing those security concerns to bring them back to afghanistan and also pointing out that the handing over of the Government Headquarters in several provinces around the country was done in a very peaceful manner underlying this transition that were watching right now is also being done in a peaceful manner so lets, lets get some reaction to this ny rejoins now on algebra. Can see
Hello. After the torrent of racial abuse that englands footballers suffered after that penalty shoot out, you might wonder why theyd want to be on Social Media at all. Do the benefits of direct access to the fans and being able to tell their own unedited story outweigh the really horrifying negatives . And what about the platforms themselves . Why cant they quash the abuse more effectively . It is an example of much broader issues around the Power And Accountability of Social Media giants, and that is the subject of a behind the Scenes Book written by two New York times journalists about facebook. So, let me introduce you to our guests. Firstly, to New York and to sheera frenkel. Sheera, youve called your book the ugly truth, which means, i guess, that youre not secretary of the Mark Zuckerberg Fan club. I wonder what facebook makes of you. Have they been in touch with you directly about what they think of the book . In the weeks leading up to the publication of the book, facebook was
department in brooklyn center just outside minneapolis for 20-year-old daunte wright where he was shot and killed on sunday. dana: they threw smoke canisters and shot fireworks at police. police fired back with flash bangs and tear gas. good morning, steve. good morning. the street sweepers are out trying to pick up some of the projectiles hurled at police overnight. bricks, rocks, bottles and fireworks. hundreds of these, too, on the ground. ear plugs. a lot of people who came out last night were well prepared for flash bang grenades. 40 people arrested. a few of the stores set on fire and looted. an armed humvee is guarding the police station. the minnesota gop is attacking the governor saying with his tweets he is fanning the flames of unrest here. the governor tweeting i am closely monitoring the situation in brooklyn center. we re praying for wright as family as our state suffers another life of a black man taken by law enforcement. just as the case is wrapping up th
that was the norm. but who s norm is it? some women put up with a sham of a marriage but not diana. she wanted to blow the lid of everything. isn t it normal to feel angry and want to change the situation that is hurting? this was her going totally rogue, she was risking it all, not knowing where it would lead. diana s taking on one of the oldest and most powerful institutions in the world. she wanted her truth to be told and she was determined that she was going to control her narrative. it was the summer of 1990, and charles was playing polo and fell badly off his horse and broke his arm. and rushed to the local hospital. it was a major break. diana was a hundred miles away when she heard about the accident and drove to the hospital. it was a very big story. a lot of reporters, photographers, film crews outside of the hospital he was being treated. inside royal palace staff were stunned to discover charles very first visitor wasn t diana it was