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this is news coming to you live from berlin back in full swing on the campaign trail u.s. president donald trump hits the battleground state of florida for his 1st rally since being hospitalized covert 19 doctors say he's now testing negative. and democratic challenger joe biden on the attack at a key state with just 3 weeks to go till the election. police used pepper spray on elderly demonstrators as violence and intensifies european leaders agreed
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to target portland leader alexander lukashenko with fresh sanctions. and the confusion surrounding trend of virus rules here in germany restrictions seem to change by the week critics say there are too many different directives which often make no sense. following terry martin good to have you with us president donald trump has held his 1st election rally since contract included 19 trump flew to florida the 1st of 4 battleground states he's planning to visit over the next 4 days with just 3 weeks to go until the election democratic candidate joe biden is ahead in several national polls and is outspending his republican rival both contenders have held very different events in key swing states. by. on the campaign
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trail 10 days after it was revealed he was positive for covert 19 u.s. president donald trump headed to a rally in florida on monday a white house doctor announced that he had tested negative for the outdoor event in florida is the 1st of several stops edgel this week trump seemed confident patients across the country would get the same treatment he received and we've made tremendous progress if you look at what we're doing with their punic said frankly killers we've made tremendous progress and i said to my people we're going to take whatever they're they gave me and we're going to distribute it around to hospitals and everyone is going to have the same. thing i mean while democratic nominee joe biden visited another battleground state as one of several socially distanced events across ohio he attacked trump's handling of the pandemic that's down jobs presidency 250000 dead because of crude. experts
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say we're likely to lose another 200000 people in the next few months unless we take some serious action and he doesn't know what he's doing all because his presence only worried about one thing the stock market he refused to follow the science it's estimated we just warnings mass nationally we save over $100000.00 lives between now and the end of the year. biden has now headed to florida himself with election day just 3 weeks away both campaigns are in overdrive. well let's bring in d.-w. is william glue croft william trump seems to be in fighting form again what are his doctors saying and when trump says to the american people that i'm going to get the same treatment for you that i got should they believe him well that's would be a difficult claim as as is the fact that he's negative his doctors did say before
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the florida event that he was negative but there's a lot of questions about exactly what kind of tests and how many tests and when the who the hows and wherefores of him being negative are still very much a matter of speculation there's thought that he was only getting these rapid tests which are far less reliable than a p.c.r. test and it's a p.c.r. test that you need to show your negative to really claim and confirm that your negative and as far as the health insurance issue you know the united states has phenomenal health care but it has terrible health access you know america has great hospitals and doctors and research and medicines and if everybody got the kind of care that donald trump was able to get sure coronavirus might not be such a big deal but if everybody in america was even theoretically able to have that kind of health care access it would also crush the health care system because not everyone can have that kind of interval individualized attention and all the medicines he got some of which for experimental so it's really a far cry to look at the kind of care the president got the kind of care that
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average americans get right when as we see in the senate right now with the judiciary committee hearings the main issue with especially the democrats are bringing up is health access and health care which is coming up to the supreme court that could be struck down as unconstitutional. trump is in florida has been in florida he's putting a lot of emphasis on that state he seems to feel he needs to win it how important is florida in this election i think anyone who follows presidential elections knows that florida is an important state an interesting state always causing some trouble for campaigns we know the infamous case in 2000 where really came down to a few 100 votes in florida it's a very important state 29 electoral votes often razor thin margins regardless of who wins and that's because florida is a very diverse state you have a large jewish population of large l g b t 2 populations you have very rural conservative voters you have cuban vote a large cuban community and they tend to be the most conservative of latino voting
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groups so it's a very interesting diverse mix of people and that's what causes these razor thin margins but it should be noted that biden in a composite of polling is up 4 to 5 points in florida so regardless of the pictures that we saw there in the rally that might not be what many floridians are thinking so biden is looking pretty good and florida is looking pretty good over the whole country of course with some exceptions but overall biden has a strong lead over trump what does he need to do to keep it that's right by then is up nationally is up by about 10 points and in many of the key swing states he's up anywhere from 5 to 10 points right now it looks very difficult how this doesn't state as far as polling data goes doesn't stay in biden's favor biden would really have to put his foot in his mouth which she does have a history of doing we should note but would really have to do something insane for these kinds of polls to really change back towards trump's favor but we should also note that these polls were also in hillary clinton's favorite 2016 and the
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probability is another another question a look at probability right now has trump excuse me as by then with about it 86 percent favor believe winning this election which is better than hillary clinton that's a 16 when i was about a 7030 split between clinton and trump but we should by no means be calling the election 3 weeks before it actually happens 3 weeks is a long time and all of the 6 william gluco from our team covering the u.s. elections thanks so much. check out some other stories making headlines around the world today the u.s. senate has opened hearings into the confirmation of president trump's supreme court nominee any kone barretts republicans are pushing to fill the vacant seat before the next before next month's election if confirmed there would reinforce the conservative tilt of america's highest court. well asian opposition leader anwar ibrahim has met with the king in a bid to prove he has the support needed to oust prime minister. last month and
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want a cleric he had the numbers in the parliament to form a new government the country has been in turmoil since the government collapsed in february amid infighting. and severe flash flooding in cambodia has killed at least 10 people and forced thousands to evacuate seasonal rains have been exacerbated by tropical storms across the region thailand laos and vietnam have also been affected . your opinion it has agreed to target hardline leaders. with new sanctions the block is pressing like a shake up to end his crackdown against protesters and open talks on defusing the country's political crisis in the latest action by authorities police used force to break up a march by retiree's. fascists the demonstrators chant as they confront belarus's feared riot police in recent days means can seen it's my serious confrontations in months protesting pensioners he offices with
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flowers using the front offices repeatedly use pepper spray on elderly demonstrate as. the older generation was once alexander lukashenko has by now though many demonstrated a fed up with the regime. we're not afraid of stun guns and. everything will be fine seems to. have now been over 2 months of protests in valorous. the government seems powerless to stop displays like days inn said. but it's trying in recent weeks security forces have again been intensifying their crackdown. and now the country's hardline deputy interior minister is warning there might be even worse to come from security for. this is. when you we do them so i pledge we will make tying order in this country if the situation demands that interior
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ministry offices and military service men might use rock control weapons. as the situation in belarus deteriorated in brussels a year foreign ministers met the deliberations focusing on how to get the right shame to negotiate with the opposition. with little sign about they great to prepare more sanctions on government officials including one president himself today ministers. lacks any democratic nature. and they sent a message to the better side it is saying that business as usual is no longer possible. the hype in brussels targeting those responsible for the crackdown on peaceful protests will force the regime to the type the e.u. wants to see more dialogue and less violence in minsk. europe's foreign ministers have also agreed to impose new sanctions against russia
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over the poisoning of opposition leader alexei. while he fell ill and all goes to was airlifted to germany for medical treatment tests later confirmed he was poisoned with the military nerve agent no virtual the russian government insists it did not target. well so far germany has weathered the coronavirus pandemic better than some of its european neighbors but the number of new hotspots here is increasing especially in the big cities holo titian's have brought in rain a range of noose restrictions which often differ from one state to another critics complain that the rules are too confusing. 2 weeks of fall vacations are in full swing for many people across germany but travel will be difficult this year especially for those living in the country so-called corona virus risk areas.
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various areas have surpassed the threshold of 50 infections per 100000 residents over one week including german cities like berlin munich frankfurt and cologne. to try to stop the spread of the virus many german states have introduced travel restrictions for people who live in the risk areas in the states they can't stay in hotels or guest houses unless they show a negative covert 19 tests no older than 48 hours or quarantine for 14 days but other states haven't imposed restrictions the picture is chaotic making it hard for people in germany to understand where they can travel to and under what conditions the federal government is the fending the measure but critics say the domestic travel restrictions won't help stop the pandemic and will put a strain on germany's testing system. in my opinion
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really a reasonable. measure because most travelers are no really infectious so they are low risk. of very important and very very p.c.r. terrorists in order to make sure that. it is also very burdensome for the travelers and it is basically useless for controlling the penned in germany. the new restrictions have disrupted travel plans at a time when many families across the country normally go on vacation people are frustrated by the lack of clarity. on the one hand they think it's confusing for example i live in brandenburg and work in berlin and sometimes i wonder which rules apply where this always leads to some confusion and i would have liked more consistent rules i would prefer some uniform rules citizens would be more aware and maybe the rules would be communicated better. and if people understood the measures
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better maybe more would respect them. german chancellor angela merkel will meet with state leaders on wednesday as. this isn't of the accommodation band grows they will try to bring some order to the chaos. of south america and it's one of the wonders of the world much of picchu in peru and one man has managed to secure a private tour after a very long wait just a tarka yama arrived in peru in march and planned to spend just a few days there to see the famous ruins but he's been stuck in the country for 7 months and site has been closed due to the and demick government agreed to let him see the park before he returns to his native and tech analyst said it was an amazing experience. you're watching t.v.
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