as reported yesterday consultation with this group i recommended we bring the president up to walter reed as a precautionary measure measure. to provide state of the art monitoring and any care that he may need. just 72 hours into the diagnosis now the 1st week of it in a particular day 7 to 10 of the most critical in determining the likely course of this illness but that clarification caused confusion 72 hours into the diagnosis would mean he was confirmed infected on wednesday. trump only announced that he and the 1st lady had contracted coded 19 early on friday. the president's doctor sean conley later issued a statement correcting himself. following an event at the white house rose garden last week a number of prominent republicans have also tested positive. including 2 senators from the community who are due to consider trump's new nomination for the supreme court. though trump is reportedly on the mend his chief of staff says the next 2

days will be critical in the president's fight against covert 19. u.s. election team imo is joined by stacy we just heard the president says he's doing well he's going to change is he going to change his attitude towards wearing a face mask well he could have taken the opportunity to be a different man and he did not take it he thanked the the staff at the hospital and he made it sound like this disease is just something that just happened to him and didn't acknowledge the fact that he did not wear a mask and perhaps he did not take proper care precautions with these really big rallies and contrasts and so i think that a lot of people whether you are a democrat or republican would have liked to see the president identify with people who are struggling with the disease more and to express them kind of humanity and

use this as a way to unify americans and to lead an example as to what people can do to control the virus and to protect themselves and we have a clip from joe biden where he gives a different approach than the president would all do is present number one call on every single american to worry mask when they're around other people outside their households that includes in iraq public transportation buses trains airplanes yes the transportation department stupidly in my view rejected a petition to require just. that where you mask when you're on public transportation if i can say something here this is not about freedom it's about patriotism you were massed to protect the person next to you you were a mass to protect the bus driver you were a mask to protect the person you're sitting next to on the bus and the rejected

chance to do the easiest thing possible to save lives i find it appalling i promise you my department transportation will insist on. that was. presidential nominee joe biden more people in the president's inner circle have tested positive in recent days how can we be that this rose garden event was the super spread even. kohls this within the president's team when nobody is quite certain yet but it does appear that it is a super spreader at least contributed to so many people either a part of trump's administration or his campaign becoming ill. yeah there were at least 7 people and it's interesting because he was holding this event to show again power and to take attention away from coded by focusing on what one of his what he believes one of his strengths are and that's nominating getting judges on to the bench conservative judges on to the bench now what's going to happen with the

nomination of any county barrett is uncertain you have at least 2 senators that were at that rose garden event who are who have contracted the virus and so we don't know how this will affect the timeline they were supposed to start hearings on october 12th we have to wait and see if that's going to happen with all these infections affecting the trump pain how what effect will that of on the compression of months the way they handle that have an effect on everything when you look at what vice president mike pence is going to have to do he's going to have to fill the void on the campaign trail for president donald trump and he's also going to have to take over some administrative duties most likely for the president because the next few days are very critical and so we'll have to see how trump response to these medicines as i've said before he's high risk of his age is 74 he's clinically obese and he's a male which makes recover really recovery a little bit more difficult and we just have to see if the. if the debates are

going to go ahead as scheduled it looks like they're going to be with a few changes everybody has to wear a mask if they want to enter and exit for the candidates and the moderator certainly begins thank you for. time not to have a look at some of the other stories making headlines around the world security forces in the russian capital minsk have been preparing for another sunday demonstration previous sunday march as i've seen numbers above 100000 show up to protest against the strongman alexander lukashenko is ruled on saturday media reported around 20 people were arrested in the city of saudi horse. turkey has condemned what it calls attacks on civilians by armenian forces in the us of a john city of ganja one person was reported killed fighting has flared up over the breakaway region of the gone across back and which turkey backs by john officials

there accuse us of it john of shelling the main cities step on a cat. voters in the french archipelago of new caledonia have rejected independence turnout was high in the referendum on whether to break away from france after 170 years officials said 53 percent had voted no to independence a small percentage of them in the last referendum 2 years ago. unrestricted capitalism and trickle down economic policies have failed people in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic that's the latest message from pope francis he addressed his comments to a crowd gathered in st peter's square to hear the contents of his latest and cyclical that is a letter presenting the pontiff's advice on a specific topic document released today is called for tele to tea which means brothers all girls inspired by the pope's namesakes and francis of assisi feast day

is celebrated by catholics this sunday. but religious affairs was one of martin got joins me now martin the pope spoke about the failure of market capitalism in the pandemic what did he mean by that. well i mean essentially this is the position this once again has taken from the very start of france as a city and the maimed idea that could be truly some special needs an unfettered version sort of full free market with no regulation and. heavily heavily under beings or heavily. boards you know. machines that are not committed necessarily to the common good but they're rather committed to the bottom line in very often the bottom line and the common good are incompatible turns out that in the case of health when we have a situation in which you know

a global or large scale health situation or health grades emerges. the necessary the necessary measures are taken in that kind of context only if they're profitable so in a sense this divide tick and sees the current situation it's a very good way to show the fact that capitally some with no restrictions and no regulation it's actually a rather dangerous and broke counterproductive political and economic machine where the pope is overseeing the vatican's own bank with assets worth nearly 3000000000 euros the bank was involved in several scandal scandals recently is he is he really the right man to criticize capitalism in this particular way. well i mean one of course can can but was the question so the moral of fitness of the vatican in relation to its history of financial financial operations very shady ones as you

just mentioned to you where they have the moral fitness to actually talk about capitalism and criticise it. you know about tickets many things and you know many different churches in some sense you know so many different bob to see so one way think that this is a pope that sees their history of the financial institution within the vatican as a perfect example of the excess of copy to the some end you know in the in seek legal but also in the done good news today he actually criticize the church that it's mainly concerned with its own where very very harshly this is also a topic that has been gunston weaving this papa see so i think that in some sense if i imagine that if if one were to actually yes denser would be yes some other 5 this is an example of precisely the problem of unfettered capitalism and that you know if you know the personal good of all of the common good our religious affairs correspondent thank you you're welcome. rescue

operations are underway along the french italian border to find dozens of people missing after a massive storm front basket the region at least 2 people died as the storm called alex brought to rancho rain that collapsed bridges and closed mountain passes. hanging on for dear life. hundreds of homes have been rendered uninhabitable after storm from alex stuck the vests to be valley in southern france on saturday. an entire year's worth of rain came crashing down in just 12 hours triggering landslides and causing rivers to burst their banks. as rescuers search the debris for survivors local officials take stock of the damage is something that is all there and more than 100 houses washed away some partially destroyed or isolated. most of the inhabitants won't be able to live in these houses for a long time be

a little. across the border in italy flash floods have forced emergency services to take to the air to reach victims trapped by the water communications networks have also been damaged complicating rescue efforts and cutting many families off from their loved ones. tuscany and companions were hit worst by the storm front. despite flood warnings venice was largely spared from the rising waters thanks in part to its new 1000000000 euro anti flooding barriers. some sports news now bonus league soccer leipsic have put themselves on top of the league for now with an easy for nil win over over the club at the very bottom shot that sicko already op of goal when on heleno to dive to get his head on a crossing paths christopher jordan who was the one who sent in the near perfect

cross let's say she went on to win 4 nil shot on a club record run of 19 games without a win. and that's it from me and the news team fun our next sports live looks at why german reunification failed in football of the how office in the end i'll be back with more headlines at the top of the hour thanks for watching. this is some dope story a stubborn rice farmer from thailand. his problem pests. his

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the 9th 198930 years ago the wall fell people in the east looked forward to the future to a new world new possibilities and western products. for similar in november 89 looked forward to western t.v. money your sponsors and your words but. as did players like manchester city legend . then a 20 year old east german international we watched a lot id ideals on television for years for decades and then we played against them or g.d.r. talent stephan floyd who benefited from the change not just because he later won the euro's. went to straight away a penthouse flat can you imagine a pen toast let. the people of east germany so great times coming but things turned

out differently most companies in the g.d.r. was shut down millions of people. jobs the eastern economy crashed and so did its football. today 30 years after the fall off the wall not a single team from the east german top division and $89.00 is a part of. the last g.d.r. champions hums of all stock stuck in the 3rd division g.d.r. record champions denominator then play in the 4th tier alongside lock light 6 and the air force are in the 5th division they all formally played in europe and even worse stephan floyd's former club style become the book currently playing in the 70 . 30 years after the fall of the wall it's pretty clear to see reunification and football. couldn't have gone differently the situation for the g.d. are in november $89.00 wasn't so bad reigning champions dunam of dresden had reached the u.a.e. for cup semifinals just

a few months before dunam of berlin almost eliminated us in venice a s monaco from the cup winners' cup. one game after game in the usa for cup. i. am the national team were on their way to qualifying for the 9090 world cup they beat the olympic champion soviet union in this stunning performance. i was a big hero so how did these german football become what it is today. you came over . with a few guys and bought the best lamps there is a good example why in the end was difficult to survive. because in manager sealed the 1st east west deal just one month after the fall of

the wall he signed. the best striker time. dressed in style followed. later ballon d'or winner went to stuttgart the same year. came over and. all the talent. didn't really got paid the money. and destruction the dream of the golden west turned out to be a nightmare the g.d.r. couldn't compete in the free markets. were all parts of. the play as paid by the state there was no know how in terms of marketing sponsorship contracts. regional sponsors in the east didn't have much money and most of the western companies didn't want to invest in east german clubs. i think

the investors from the west were interested in other things probably mainly in real estate. trusts. i was really getting into investing in football with both come with. me here and invested in many east german clubs in the ninety's and 2 thousands he saved only on berlin from bankruptcy and helped the like 6 to rise but some of his i'm fellow investors ventures failed. denominated dresden for example ruined by a west german businessman who later went to prison for embezzlement. many clubs simply made wrong decisions with the money tried to recall they didn't know exactly what they were doing when they sign players or coaches from the west for way too much money. in this. group relative to for.

of course it was bad management of course a lack of investment of course lack of infrastructure but how the club in the east should know how to run a football club when we're never exposed to. some of the lack of commercial power in the east was a big factor in why reunification and football failed. another reason for the balance. is that the fusion of the east and west germany simply wasn't fair in 1989 the west german bundesliga had 18 teams and the east german over league had 14 sides instead of merging these leagues all 181 is the good teams were allowed to stay in the top division and only 2 east german teams could join a further 6 g.d.r. teams were relegated to the 2nd division and the rest went from the 1st to hurt all germany for example former european cup winners knocked a book or record champion dynamo berlin played here in this stadium because well.

it was pretty unfair the should have expanded the bundesliga then maybe the damage would have been so bad that they had put the 10 years. in. the east football family joined. the west german family basically. just won the world cup so basically you have to take what we get. have a difficult start in the 1st 3 unified season he struggled at dinamo dressed in $92.00 he unsuccessfully went to the west german club. was another level for. me to cope with. contracts. also a little society with both you have to do look out for yourself in the east we will more came from

a collective we was more. in the west you needed to. expand to survive now you have to look after you said if you have to. realize a little bit more how far. east german side was away from the. west. despite these differences. in the west he won titles with dortmund and germany and then did up as a family favorite at the. same for manchester city between 94 and 98 he scored 50 goals for the sky blues becoming part of their hall of fame. meanwhile their former clubs collapsed. went bankrupt in 1998. dressed and left the bundesliga in 1995 with millions of debt and never came back.

so 30 years after. but wait in the east german class you may think you are but in some ways used as very much alike. the current german youth development system it is undoubtedly one of the best in the world with specialized football schools and an outstanding scouting system from age 10 all implemented in the 2000 east germans. basically copied a lot of things where that already happened decades 2030 years before in the east and i think all football germany had benefit that from. the golden years came often with a lot of young talent i propose if you take a look at the 3 decades after reunification who were the best. in the 90s.

born and raised in dresden g.d.r. in the 2000 ballack born and raised in calm up structure and in the 20 ten's 20 course also born and bred in east germany a lot of east german players play later for the german national team there is a character and a power that i feel it comes from the overall situation in east germany east germany was a poor country you have to fight you have to work hard you have to grow as a person. east germany is no longer poor things are getting better and since 2005 we even have an east german chancellor. east germany was. obviously not the nicest area to live no is fantastic to live there and then you realise our why not to play for our knowledge to play for the rest and again leipsic knol. and with abi like sic there's finally

a team from the east that can really compete with the big teams from the west the club was promoted to the bonus. they get in 2016 and finish 2nd in their 1st season behind by him but ahead of don't manage and therefore top flight season so far they've qualified for the champions league 3 times last season under the guidance of their young coach you're young not goes among the team breaks the semifinals beating the likes of tottenham and athletico madrid along the way. for the likes of people that somebody comes in and. thank you flops of the chance to participate in the bundesliga and participate in champions league and. to have the option to fight for a title something fantastic. since last season on your own berlin has also been in the bundesliga for the 1st time after spending 10 seasons in germany 2nd tier the club from the east berlin district of company enjoys cult status far beyond the

capital on your one cultivates the image of the underdog in terms of sport the team was able to convince in the 1st year the promoted side finished their 1st season in 11th place so reunification failed but the east is still alive. was. a 1 lot of mexico as well so really. can really feel how high tensions are running i'm going to. make plans and never people. i am chris here it is. it is crucial to.

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