yes i'm take a would remain open except in the worst hit areas restaurants and bars would have to shut and large events would be banned so far most bars and restaurants have to close only between 11 pm and 6 am for many berliners new measures are necessary even if they mean fewer freedoms but others are more skeptical we all have to give ourselves a push now and see that it goes in the right direction. the numbers are always going up so you have to do your part to make them go down again to govern great profit businesses and hope that we will be spared but unfortunately we can't rule the salt completely although i'm not sure if it will really help to contain the pandemic and we didn't do before most of people i assume that there will be new measures there's nothing you can do about it and we have to get the infection under control in this new presuming that. new restrictions are expected on wednesday after chancellor merkel meets with germany's 16 regional leaders. all right let's

get you more now on these developments is standing by new not 1st of all talk to us about this meeting that is about to get away or is already underway what can we expect from that. well it's going to take place tomorrow angle america is going to try and press the country 16 state premiers to agree on new restrictions on what's been dubbed a lock down lights and that strategy would basically work with 2 tools one would be to continue to have strict lock downs in districts where of the infection rates are skyrocketing currently in germany we have 2 districts in the varia that are experiencing that life is standing still that because of high infection rates and too nationwide some new restrictions will be implemented in concrete terms pubs and restaurants will close again much like in the spring events will be cancelled and any time some shops will be limited the government has so far always said that they're going to try and avoid to close schools and kindergartens at all cost but of course that remains to be seen they're already closed in those $2.00 districts

in bavaria and of course pub and restaurant owners are already warning that many of them won't survive in the long term if they have to close now and they say that their hygiene concept working they should be punished is going to be a very tough meeting that's also what the bavarian state has that are in a very tough meeting if germany were to implement a 2nd lockdown and given the protests that we've seen unfold here as well what people except one comply with it. well of course there's a certain sense of weariness in the general population possibly also because germany is still coping fairly well compared to some of its neighboring countries and the health care system is not overwhelmed yet but that might change anytime soon and yes there have been some protests including last weekend here in berlin where there were some 2000 people from all over the country that came to the island to protest there is a small movement against the corona measures but overall people are very much in

favor of the government's measures and a recent poll actually shows that 2 thirds of germans are expecting new restrictions to be put in place soon and another poll shows that 51 percent of those asked find that the current measures are appropriate and only 15 percent think that those measures are exaggerated so there's overall there is big support for the government's strategy. porty thank you. and italy has been hit hard by the 2nd wave infections are exploding in parts of the country protests are up to date against a new round of government restrictions aimed at containing the spread of covert 900 clashes broke out in milan to ren and several other major cities italian authorities ordered bars restaurants to close their doors at 6 pm and theaters cinemas and gyms shuttered for a month from minnesota separate countries promising new financial aid to ease tensions. it began as an angry protest

they chanted for freedom in turin. but it quickly descended into a violent game of cat and mouse local media reports the group was made up of hardcore football fans nor does all trusts riot police fired tear gas and water cannon to send them home. designer shops were targeted to. police clashed with protesters tear gas and pyrotechnics and plentiful supply to several arrests were made as the carbon yairi try to restore order to the city's although wise quiet street the unrest was taken knighted by new rules forcing the country's hospitality industry to close its doors at 6 pm how more bullshit italy's late night dining culture has restaurant owners locked up many feared this would be the beginning of the end. because one chip your is pretty evil tourists have

disappeared and lunch time is empty as well with 75 percent of the employees walking from home. in fact we're done with this job i mean i think we're going to close in a week you know it's all pretty good to come out i would also argue that it will. then rule industry workers poor discipline is that we end protest. because that is that if you don't do what you're seeing here is just a part of our supplies that we've had to throw away and sacrifice we've already paid for it instead of setting it to our customers our friends were forced to through on the growing does we've already done in the past. the peaceful gathering in sharp contrast to seems elsewhere but as italy tightens restrictions the sense of anxiety here every bit as strong. tempers flaring there in italy let's get you more now some of your book already is a journalist in milan and joins us right now good day sylvia what more can you tell

us about the demonstrations that unfolded in milan and across the country. well we have to remember that these demonstrations started a few days ago especially in naples were the government of the region of naples combine. into a couple of ice put very strict rules in place for the region and people went to the streets to demonstrate against that from their. demonstrations that spread all around the country and right now we have like many of us russian in the north part as well like last night we could hear. seasoned police cars going on and on for the for the whole night we know that many people are on the street but we have to remember that there are some peaceful demonstration of people that are for instance restaurants on our own are that are peacefully demonstrating in the street and we also have to violence group that we still have to identify at the moment sylvia tell us a little bit more about the community there are most affected by these new restrictions

do they feel that they are being unfairly targeted by these restrictions that are put in place by the italian government. they do we have 2 main groups mon is the group of the restaurants owner of the bars are the club the owners who have been trying to keep up with the measures during the last because last few months or so they tried to dispense shaped tables for instance or they had. a limited number of people that would get into the restaurant and they feel like they're being mistreated at the moment and also we have that group of people like. movies theater as owners or t.f. there is owners or actors and everyone who's involved in entertainment everything is being closed down right now so they feel like they've been the culture is that the cultural aspect is not being taken care of the moment by the government and livelihoods of course once again sylvia how difficult will it be soon forced these

restrictions and make people comply. well i think that of course we are concentrating on the process right now but there are many many people who actually still comply already comply with and we did well we haven't all of us i mean we're going to have a car if you at 11 pm and we know that we cannot go to restaurants and bars after 86 pm so i think the italian people are used to that and i understand why. measures are being put in place at the moment it's just that people are angry because we knew that this was going to come we need. a new wave was going to come and we have seen from other countries around us like bronze and spain and the u.k. that this was happening so the feeling of. preparedness of our government is the feeling that make people mad mostly so if you're because of the reporting from

milan italy thank you very much thank you. and some people who contract the coronavirus can end up suffering so-called long cove it months after becoming infected these patients still suffer from shortness of breath extreme fatigue and a range of other debilitating symptoms it's not known for sure how many coronavirus cases end up with lung coated but it can affect people of all ages due to the news cup with 129 year old woman who is still struggling with major health problems. for valerie geason a short walk around the neighborhood is a challenge in itself she has to have a rest every now and again. it's 7 months since the 29 year old contract at the corona virus but she's still constantly exhausted. parts of it . the most tiring thing i've done today i can feel my heart pounding and i have to

breathe more deeply than most it's crazy just walking round the block is a big deal like a champions league game since league one of the never got tested at the time because there were limited facilities but a medical examination later confirmed that she had been infected by the corona virus she has never doubted that for a 2nd. and it's as if my health had fallen off the cliff i just felt completely exhausted imagine having really bad humor and then double that i have never felt so ill. after being seriously ill for 2 weeks valerie was back to normal fit and full of energy during the summer she even cycled from copenhagen to berlin but a month later she started feeling worse again. and feels like a different time as a guy can't ride a bike anymore i can't even go shopping on my own coffee man only used to live and work in copenhagen now she has moved back in with her parents in berlin and is

being treated by several different doctors she's been given a diagnosis of post covert fatigue syndrome but. i need to have a lie down in the afternoon and often fall asleep during the day as well as even the thought of getting on the train to go and meet someone having a talk and getting the train back it's just too much. melody can't work and isn't sickly she chats online to other people who've gone through the same experience they all want to know how much longer it will go on the world health organization says that even for young people like valerie covert 900 symptoms can lingle recur for months after an initial recovery she finds a support group a big help. and that's when it's like a comforting routine for me in the even ng talking to others in the same position to them and then they miss ok but for me i had when i don't feel so alone and i tried to take an optimistic view. as optimistic about himself and vanity is getting

a little better each day and her hope is that people will continue to take over the murder of a french teacher who showed the sketches in class many muslims around the world have condemned his remarks. a bomb has ripped through an islamic seminary in northwest pakistan killing at least 7 students and injuring dozens more the device went off during a visit by a prominent reduced religious scholar no group has yet claimed responsibility. armenia and azerbaijan are accusing each other of violating the latest ceasefire in the disputed nagorno-karabakh region the truce is the 3rd attempt to end the long running conflict between the 2 former soviet republics hundreds of people have been killed and injured. opposition lawmakers in poland have disrupted proceedings in parliament in protest at tighter abortion laws members waved

placards backing a woman's right to choose pro-choice activists have also taken to the streets to oppose a court ruling amounting to a near total ban on abortion. the confirmation of amy cooney barrett to the u.s. supreme court has ushered in a conservative majority for years to come the senate approved the nomination by 52 votes to 48 barrett's appointments was strongly opposed by democrats. after a month in the spotlight she finally got to say these words don't. judge me any barack is heading to the u.s. supreme court. it's a privilege to be asked to serve my country and this office and i stand here tonight truly honored and humbled. president donald trump was on hand to celebrate

one of his signature achievements locking in a conservative majority on the supreme court for many years to come. this is a momentous day for america for the united states constitution and for the fair and impartial rule of law. barack took an oath at the white house eileen hour after the senate narrowly voted to secure the nomination order with only one republican not supporting the motion. democrats strongly opposed to the confirmation saying a supreme court justice shouldn't be appointed this close to an election let the record show that tonight the republican senate majority decided to thwart the will of the people and confirm a lifetime appointment to the supreme court in the middle of a presidential election. opponents of carny bars nomination cite you paves the way for conservative rulings on abortion rights health care and q.

rights karni parent val that she will remain independent. the oath that i have solidly taken tonight means at its core that i will do my job without any fear or favor and that i will do so independently of both the political branches and of my own preferences. she'll take this 2nd or 3rd to its on tuesday at a private ceremony which will allow her to begin official duties on the court. joining me now to discuss this in greater detail is wash the bird chief paul if you notice the confirmation is to say the least very striking very different from previous appointments to the supreme court tell us why. well i know this is the 1st time in more than 150 is that a justice was confirmed this the support of

a single member of the minority party that shows how bitter washington's war over. nominations from the supreme court has become and whether it was the speed alone which is really outstanding the republicans trust that the nation nomination throwing only 5 weeks and last night ceremony of you just saw in this piece is also on president as president channel donald trump can use the white house as a powerful background for a political rally just one week ahead of election night all right and it is the u.s. is just a ricoh away from the presidential election and to say the least emotions are running high will the term success in appointing his choice for the bench of the highest court in the land influence the outcome of that election. it should help him as it reminds conservatives to understand how important the supreme court

is and i would say normally this would give a big boost to get conservatives eyelets to vote because there is still a possibility that donald trump if he gets reelected can add another supreme court justices in his 2nd term because justice breyer is also 82 years old however we also experienced that pandemic now really overshadows these last days before election day because we have to keep in mind there are already 225000 americans who have died of coburg 19 and more and more voters have to mourn the death of family members and this becomes the most important topic for many right now now in the report that we just aired or we heard a justice barrett say she will do her job independently of both political branches and her own preferences is it possible that now that she's reached such

a high office for life she may actually relax some of the polarizing views that the democrats accuse her of. they don't this is hard to say we will have to see she isn't all riginal list. and that will shape her views. she believes that the constitution is a document that is not meant to change so i think it's fair to say that i can see her changing her views and we have to keep in mind she is a protege of late justice scalia and it is hard to believe that she really deeply will change her approach to political stands in washington bureau chief enhanced poll reporting thank you. and your summary now of some of the day's other world headlines. able libyan judge has thrown out an arrest warrants for exiled former president evo morales ruling means he can return without risking detention or

alice's socialist party swept back into power earlier this month when bolivians elected luis are sick as president. hurricane zita has made landfall on mexico's yucatan peninsula battering the coast with winds of up to 130 kilometers an hour the storm is likely to move towards the u.s. gulf coast zita is the latest named storm in an unusually active hurricane season. violent protests have broken out in the u.s. city of philadelphia after police shot and killed a black man officers say he was armed with a knife the police killing of george floyd in minnesota in may spark months of anti racism rallies. now it isn't a stretch to say that jobs have literally dropped a number of times over the behavior of the current us president and as a bonafide reality television star dull terms hold on the public imagination is

certainly larger than life well american t.v. and cinema have a long tradition of portraying its highest office just think of ken's bases chilling turn and house of cards is just one example. tonight in moscow the president in t.v. in the movie the son of the american president can be anything he can be an action hero. in the family kitchen he can be an ordinary guy gathered together. he can even be a sheet there is that donovan a new era when that happened oh i have. broken years movie presidents have reflected our hopes and expectations for the real resident of the white house your original model for the saintly larger than life hollywood president was walter houston and d.w. griffith abraham lincoln all the people. thank you heard it from there thank you he said see goals that are always presidents alpa seems.

more in the public imagination presidents from lincoln all the way down to john f. kennedy were statesman fighting for the good of their country. when the person then came nixon and watergate to any major city without fear of a hostile demonstration married him only lost confidence in their president they also lost confidence in their government nixon's on screen legacy can be seen in everything from jack nicholson smarmy president and mars attacks to the conniving kevin spacey in house of cards in the end i don't care whether you love me or you hate me just as long as i win. it took a hollywood actor we store america's faith in its commander in chief. after ronald reagan movie presidents became action stars and the last. good morning.

in the $99.00 deal that the president will be a simple man in there we celebrate. your taxes t.v. has done a better job of depicting presidents who get politics to martin sheen in the west wing was more popular than either of the real candidates for the 2004 election some argue dennis haysbert is black president and 24 pave the way for barack obama so far however fictional female presidents have not inspired americans elect a woman to the white house. thank you for economy of comedians to trump impressions but there's never been a film character anything like the current u.s. president perhaps trump as a reality t.v. star prepared america for his own reality t.v. presidency which in turn could inspire trump like presence on screen really to create the sort of. all. these. presidents

who are really unscrupulous. only interested. nor is. the you soon to be. in government. but i don't go with. my crap when it comes to donald trump proof really is stranger than fiction. all right now the top story and we're tracking a for you this hour germans are bracing for a tough new restrictions aimed at slowing the spread of covert 19 the measures will likely will target bars and restaurants chancellor merkel and state leaders are expected to announce the restrictions on main street. that's it for me little rock coming up next kick off or you can catch up with all the latest on the in this league action will be back at the top of the hour with the world news headlines to

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