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 Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been busy since they returned to London from their summer break, spotted at events and openings almost weekly

 Now, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will embark on a whistle-stop tour of their namesake county on Wednesday, October 3

 The trip will make their first joint official visit to Sussex since they tied the knot on May 19

 The old English county of Sussex – now made up of East and West Sussex – is located on the south coast of England, with around 90 miles of shoreline from Camber in the east to Chichester Harbour Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the west

Agenda for the royal visit: The royal couple will kick off the visit at Edes House in Chichester, West Sussex

 Excitingly, while there, American-born Meghan will be shown the rare Sussex Declaration

 The manuscript is the only known parchment copy of the US Declaration of Independence, apart from the signed copy housed in the National Archives of Washington DC

 The document is thought to have originated in the 1780s in New York. Then, the couple will travel along the coast to Bognor Regis, where they will officially open the University of Chichester's Engineering and Digital Technology Park

 Meghan and Harry will then leave West Sussex and head to the vibrant seaside city of Brighton and Hove, East Sussex

 They'll visit the Royal Pavilion, which was built by George, Prince of Wales. After that, the Royals will visit the Survivor's Network, a charity that supports survivors of sexual violence

 While here, they will have the opportunity to talk to volunteers and staff. Meghan, a self-proclaimed feminist, is likely to be particularly interested in this leg of the tour, as she's expressed interest in women's rights in the past

 The final stop of the day will be a visit to the JOFF Youth Centre in Peacehaven

 The centre is a community hub for young people and community groups, offering activities and music practice

 The royal couple will observe the discussion groups and workshops taking place and speak to those taking part, and will also have the chance to talk privately with young people who have experienced mental health issues themselves

 A spokesperson for Peacehaven Town Council said: "[We] are all honoured that The Duke and Duchess will be visiting the town, especially meeting with the youth who often don't get their voice heard

" The Duke and Duchess are expected back in London on Wednesday evening.

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Meghan Markle Sussex visit: Full agenda including US Declaration of Independence viewing - Duration: 3:02.

 Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have been busy since they returned to London from their summer break, spotted at events and openings almost weekly

 Now, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will embark on a whistle-stop tour of their namesake county on Wednesday, October 3

 The trip will make their first joint official visit to Sussex since they tied the knot on May 19

 The old English county of Sussex – now made up of East and West Sussex – is located on the south coast of England, with around 90 miles of shoreline from Camber in the east to Chichester Harbour Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty in the west

Agenda for the royal visit: The royal couple will kick off the visit at Edes House in Chichester, West Sussex

 Excitingly, while there, American-born Meghan will be shown the rare Sussex Declaration

 The manuscript is the only known parchment copy of the US Declaration of Independence, apart from the signed copy housed in the National Archives of Washington DC

 The document is thought to have originated in the 1780s in New York. Then, the couple will travel along the coast to Bognor Regis, where they will officially open the University of Chichester's Engineering and Digital Technology Park

 Meghan and Harry will then leave West Sussex and head to the vibrant seaside city of Brighton and Hove, East Sussex

 They'll visit the Royal Pavilion, which was built by George, Prince of Wales. After that, the Royals will visit the Survivor's Network, a charity that supports survivors of sexual violence

 While here, they will have the opportunity to talk to volunteers and staff. Meghan, a self-proclaimed feminist, is likely to be particularly interested in this leg of the tour, as she's expressed interest in women's rights in the past

 The final stop of the day will be a visit to the JOFF Youth Centre in Peacehaven

 The centre is a community hub for young people and community groups, offering activities and music practice

 The royal couple will observe the discussion groups and workshops taking place and speak to those taking part, and will also have the chance to talk privately with young people who have experienced mental health issues themselves

 A spokesperson for Peacehaven Town Council said: "[We] are all honoured that The Duke and Duchess will be visiting the town, especially meeting with the youth who often don't get their voice heard

" The Duke and Duchess are expected back in London on Wednesday evening.

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News Wrap: Indonesian tsunami death toll climbs; flooding drenches southwest U.S. - Duration: 7:15.

In the day's other news: The confirmed death toll in the Indonesian tsunami topped 1,200,

and survivors grew increasingly desperate.

Friday's earthquake and giant waves smashed into Sulawesi Island.

John Irvine of Independent Television News reports from hard-hit Palu.

JOHN IRVINE: It's a room with a view of some of the worst earthquake devastation ever seen.

The neighborhood of Balaroa has ceased to exist.

To wipe it out, the earthquake moved a mountain, or at least half of one.

And it fell upon this affluent part of Palu City.

Where there had been neat streets leading to a decorative mosque, there is now complete

destruction; 900 families had their world fall apart.

Many were consumed by the land on which they lived.

This is a satellite picture of Balaroa before the quake.

This image shows the district today.

It's scenes like this that persuade the powers that be to issue the statement the death toll

is likely to rise.

What's happened to this neighborhood is one of the main reasons that the Indonesian government

is predicting the death toll from this double dose of natural disasters will run into thousands.

Henranchia (ph) and a relative have come here to look for his wife.

But he holds out no great hope of ever seeing her again dead or alive.

"After the first tremor, I told her to get our two children out of the house," he said.

"Then the second tremor happened, and she was literally swallowed by the earth right

before my eyes."

Emergency teams only reached this area today.

And so comprehensive is its eradication, they don't expect to find any survivors here.

A funeral director of sorts overseeing a mass burial in the hills above Palu today.

While most of the bodies were unclaimed, this woman knew her husband was among them.

She's having to cope with not just becoming a widow, but with the knowledge that her daughter

has been missing since Friday.

It seems she lost both husband and child to one of the waves of mud that engulfed parts

of this city in the blink of an eye.

JUDY WOODRUFF: That report from John Irvine of Independent Television News.

Remnants of Tropical Storm Rosa drenched parts of the U.S. southwest today as the system

moved north from Mexico.

In Phoenix, Arizona, emergency workers carried stranded drivers from their cars after rains

triggered heavy flooding.

Flash flood watches were also up for parts of California, Nevada, and Utah.

Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is heading back to North Korea this weekend.

The announcement today said that Pompeo expects to meet again with Kim Jong-un.

The U.S. is pressing Kim to give up his nuclear capabilities.

President Trump said last week that he hopes to meet again with Kim soon.

The FBI is testing two envelopes found on the Pentagon grounds and suspected of containing

the poison ricin.

Authorities say the packages were spotted at a screening facility.

One was addressed to Secretary of Defense James Mattis, the other to the Navy's top

officer.

A white Chicago policeman accused of murdering a black teenager, Laquan McDonald, took the

stand in his own defense today.

An emotional Jason Van Dyke told of confronting McDonald in 2014.

Under questioning, he said the teen had a knife and kept coming toward him.

JASON VAN DYKE, Defendant: He waved the knife from his lower right side upwards across his

body towards my left shoulder.

MAN: And when he did that, what did you do, Officer?

JASON VAN DYKE: I shot him.

JUDY WOODRUFF: Video of the shooting actually showed McDonald veering away when Van Dyke

started shooting.

He fired 16 times and testified today that he kept shooting because he wasn't certain

he had hit McDonald until the youth fell to the ground.

Four California men were charged today with inciting violence at a white nationalist rally

in Charlottesville, Virginia, last year.

They are part of a white supremacist Rise Above movement that marched in Charlottesville

and allegedly attacked counterprotesters.

The four were arrested today.

THOMAS CULLEN, U.S. Attorney: While on their way to the Unite the Right rally in Emancipation

Park and with their hands taped and ready to do street battle committed multiple acts

of violence, including punching, kicking, headbutting, and pushing numerous people along

Second Street Northeast in Charlottesville.

JUDY WOODRUFF: Each of the four man faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted.

Federal officials said they are working to identify additional suspects.

In Afghanistan, a suicide bomber struck an election rally, killing at least 14 people.

It happened in Nangarhar province in the east.

The Islamic State group claimed responsibility.

The target was a rally for an independent candidate for parliament.

Afterward, dozens of people were sent to the local hospital.

Mexico marked a somber anniversary today, 50 years since soldiers fired student protesters,

killing at least 44.

The students had taken to the streets of Mexico City demanding democratic reforms.

But officials were determined to prevent disruption of that year's Olympic Games.

The killings ultimately led to long-term political reforms.

Back in this country, Amazon is raising its minimum wage to $15 an hour for all its U.S.

employees.

The move will benefit more than 350,000 workers.

The online retail giant company says it also plans to push for a higher federal minimum

wage.

It now stands at $7.25 an hour.

And on Wall Street, gains in several big industrial stocks offset losses by retailers.

The Dow Jones industrial average gained 122 points to close near 26774.

The Nasdaq fell 37 points and the S&P 500 slipped one point.

Still to come on the "NewsHour": Did President Trump violate tax laws to earn millions from

his father?; how teachers are talking to their students about Brett Kavanaugh; an inside

look at the migrant crisis bottleneck in Libya; we talk to the woman who won today's Nobel

Prize in physics; and much more.

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U.S Secretary of State Pompeo to visit Pyeongyang for N. Korea and U.S negotiation - Duration: 1:55.

Our top story at this hour: U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is set

to visit Pyeongyang again.

On October 7th the top diplomat will be in North Korea to sit down for talks with its

Leader Kim Jong-un.

Hong Yoo starts us off with what's expected out of this meeting.

The denuclearization talks between North Korea and the U.S. seem to be back on track.

U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo will visit Pyeongyang on October 7th to meet with North

Korean leader Kim Jong-un.

Attention is focused on whether they will be able to make the "big deal", making progress

in denuclearization and declaring end of Korean War.

This will be Pompeo's fourth visit in three months.

His visit was originally planned for last August but Trump canceled it after being unsatisfied

with North Korea's progress on denuclearization.

But Trump raised the possibility for a second summit with North Korea after South Korean

President Moon visited Pyeongyang for his third summit with Kim.

It is possible that Kim's message delivered by Moon influenced Trump's decision.

U.S. State Department spokesperson Heather Nauert, when announcing Pompeo's schedule

on October 2nd, said it shows forward progress and momentum that the Secretary is making

his fourth trip to the North in less than a year and they look forward to the next steps

in this conversation.

When asked about the possibility of declaring the end of Korean War, she said that they

are closely coordinating with South Korea and Japan, and they are looking forward to

having meetings with North Korea during Pompeo's visit.

Experts understand this as a possible change from the U.S. insistence on demanding denuclearization

first before the declaration of the end of Korean War.

During his fourth visit, Pompeo will try to understand Kim's intentions on nuclear disarmament.

He is also likely to discuss plans for a second North Korea-U.S. summit.

Hong Yoo, Arirang News.

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Why Should I Partner With the US Government? - Duration: 3:45.

What does it mean to you?

For some it's a statement.

Others a lapel pin.

It's a symbol of unity.

A morale boost

A blanket of honor.

A way to start the day.

It's the marker of where we've been.

And where we're going.

It's an initiation.

The fabric of our country, outside of government buildings, businesses and homes

across the country.

We the people of the United States are the strands that make up the fabric.

And we must stick together in the best of times and the worst.

Between 2008 and 2010 when The Great Recession brought 170,000 business owners to their knees,

when 2.6 million Americans lost their jobs.

We stuck together.

Businesses expecting the typical 5% increase in consumer spending

Instead experienced a near 5% decrease.

The individual strands were stressed, but, the fabric did remain strong.

Government spending toward small business increased by 6.8% during the recession years.

The introduced a stimulus plan to help

the public retain a quality of life and in turn to help businesses stay strong.

The government contractor became like a hero to help.

To rebuild infrastructure, maintain our defense, keep public services strong, recover from

disaster and even to continue to grow and innovate.

If a business was registered in the government's contractor registration system, they could provide.

With programs in place to help small business compete on equal footing with the biggest of the big

nearly 100 billion dollars was awarded every year to small businesses owned

by people of all creeds.

Not only did we get through the recession, but businesses who were set-up to help

as federal contractors…many of them came out stronger.

It is a fact that many businesses closed their doors during this time too.

And if history is any guide, this is going to happen again.

Imagine if you knew in 2007 that the government was going to continue spending while everyone

else cut back.

Imagine if you acted on that fact and your competitor didn't.

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Government contracting is the life support for our country's strength.

Underappreciated during the good times.

Essential during the bad.

Be ready to be a part of that life-support system.

It will not only help the country be stronger.

But, it will help you be stronger.

The government doesn't require that every business take this path.

But they do require registration once the business has made the decision to do so.

Since 2010, US Federal Contractor Registration processed 100,000 compliant SAM registrations

for businesses, organizations and government agencies.

We helped small business get through the recession before

and we'll be there when it happens again.

Understand the biggest buyer of products and services in the world.

Be ready to sell to them.

Keep the fabric strong.

You owe it to yourself to find out more.

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