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investigation. 3 crew members were killed. we expect a 3rd wave in the usual season. so we hope this wave will be less powerful when it comes to the rate of infection. just a few moments new day here in. november the 10th welcome to our international. another u.s. election and more plains of meddling only this time not doctors but from the inside with donald trump accusing the democrats of voter fraud after joe biden was

proclaimed president elect. president to concede the election he claims there has been serious vote fraud going legal action. we believe these people are thieves the big city machines are corrupt this was a stolen election the best pollster in britain wrote this morning that this clearly was a stolen election that it's impossible to imagine that biden outran obama in some of these states where it mattered they stole what they have to steal or clashes have occurred in several states between rival tried several arrests have been made trump supporters stung by the president in questioning the election result.

oh. well inserted a many media outlets called the race for after days of their projected president promised to help america if they kill a nation healed but like in 2016 it's all got off to a shaky start with more allegations of meddling with more another hawkins. for many americans the 2020 us presidential election had so much riding on it it was symbolic a long awaited chance for justice to prevail for the country to correct the mistakes of 2016 at least that's how the media and many people saw it where were

you in 27. when we had the worst president we could argue it's unfair to rank trump as a work president ever after just one year but clearly those scholars see in him a great potential worse in most dangerous president in the history of our country are the worst words he's america's ever meet thousands of people celebrating on the streets a far cry from the scenes we saw after the last presidential election seemingly the only tears this time with those of joy. it's. the case for a lot of people who have really suffered for years ago when trump won broadcasters showed scenes of people in shock and crying today a biden declaration shows coverage that would make you think jesus had returned all 4 hours might be exaggerating but to some it really looks like a savior has the senate upon america except this is a reality for only half of the country biden's predicted landslide or blue wave

didn't happen and no matter how many times he was called the worst president in american history the worst president the country's ever had trump still managed to gain the support of close to half a lecture it and they alongside his campaign team are not giving up without a fight. i. was able to over and immediately. with the democratic leadership all trump has so far also refused to concedes making a slew of allegations about the legality and accuracy of the voting process if you count the legal votes i easily win if you count the illegal votes they can try to steal. the election from us and trump's team up behind him ready to do battle in the country's legal system and highest courts to stop what they see as an injustice these are

a lawsuit will be brought starting on monday as you know from the very beginning the mail in ballots were a source of some degree of skepticism if not a lot of skepticism as being innately prone to fraud this fraud war between the trump and biding camps won't end anytime soon how do we know this well that simple the last one dragged on for trump's entire term a democratically elected president was accused of just about every wrongdoing trump is already acting like a russian. is actively or was actively colluding with russia hone told mahler's office about more contacts between trump's orbit and its it appears trump himself in russia they didn't believe trump when he denied there was any collusion for example so why should he give his of poland's the benefit of the doubt what claims the president made yesterday were simply not supported you know i

think what the president needs to do is frankly put his big boy pants on he needs to acknowledge the fact that he lost and he needs to congratulate the winner well it's not for us biden or trump to decide whether any wrongdoing took place during the 2020 lection it looks like math will be down to the supreme court but what we do know is that trump's 4 years in office might have taught him a valuable lesson about how to fight his bottle and so far it looks like they'll be little unity along the way down hawkins taking us through but we asked a number of guests whether there is any merit to donald trump's allegations of ballot fraud. there's no doubt of that but that joe biden is the president elect and will take office that noon on the 20th of january next year there are no court cases that have any merit the margins are such that they are not capable of being disputed and also clear joe biden won the election by 5000000 votes the most votes that any candidate has ever gotten the country's polarized but there

was an extraordinary turnout in this election largely because of donald trump and because a majority of americans wanted did not want him to continue as president not joe biden got over a 50 percent of the vote. the hillary clinton won by 3000000 votes but she didn't get 50 percent there are teams of lawyers in every state with question marks on them and their purpose is to put together their part of a case that's going to be presented to the public and to justice as a full case that shows that the election outcome was altered by the fraud that it was that significant number to give you just one of those mathematical near impossibilities to show you how you can obviously see that things were done but are not right to. vote for hillary clinton was very strong in a lot of democrats capital cities including the ones in the swing states joe biden

got fewer votes than hillary clinton in every a major american city except for and those 4 are milwaukee detroit atlanta and philadelphia the 4 cities where much of the obvious change every is going on so joe biden got more votes than hillary clinton coincidentally in the 4 capital cities of the swing states but less all across the rest of the country and still he gets a record number 74000000 popular votes for president. how does this happen when only 4 cities have to make up a disadvantage to your previous gender in the previous election it's just mathematically nearly impossible i think there's a lot of circumstantial evidence a lot of self evident impossibilities like that and you have to assemble them all into a single detailed chase and i think that's what president trump team of lawyers is doing right now

a lot of ramifications outside american borders of course europe has been taking an intense interest in the election with jill biden being widely hailed as president elect brussels also expressed the hope bilateral toys will get a boost though some of the continent's political top brass are skeptical that things will actually improve under the new administration or to charlotte dubinsky picks up the story and the e.u. leaders were signaling their congratulations to a sense of relief i think in europe that biden is the president elect there was a lot welcome particularly over the fact that biden has said he would bring the u.s. back into the paris climate agree fold but there was also this carefully wooded suggestion about the challenges that are faced in the future and cooperation on those challenges together one of the big issues the european leaders are going to be thinking about is nato trump was seen as being divisive not particularly supportive of the alliance whereas joe biden's seen as somebody who is

a big supporter of nato and may look to reinforce the alliance but there are some aspects of that that he won't be changing from the trumpet administration in clued in perhaps the 2 percent of the g.d.p. that trump demanded that other nato members pay their fair share that's likely to remain the status quo and those the suggestion that joe biden would not be making a u. turn on other important decisions. joe biden isn't going to change washington's approach to international issues overnight because he can't it's a mistake to believe that everything changes europe must above all count on itself nothing will be easy there are also many issues where i don't think anything is going to change there. there's also the issue of trade this is been a massive problem with all these tariffs that trump has been imposing on e.u. products over the last 3 years now joe biden comes into the presidency with a u.s.

trade deficit of $170000000000.00 u.s. dollars with the e.u. so trade is something that is going to be continuously a difficult issue there's also talks coming up over the digital tax on tech giants which of course friction over the past year or so and there is this continuing dispute over subsidies for airbus and boeing so that is unlikely to resolve itself very soon now the e.u. has also been pushing ahead with this agenda of more sovereignty in defense in trade trying to perhaps sort of rally itself up against the u.s. and that is also unlikely to change we need to up this marks a new chapter in european history where europe is independent where we can be proud of our european culture and identity will be able to stand up against china against the united states against the disorder we are currently witnessing european

strategical told them is goal number one for generation we're sending a message not only door citizens but also to the rest of the world europe is the world power and then of course there's the issue of bragg's it those negotiations not going to well between the u.k. and the e.u. but the e.u. is hoping that a biden presidency will not give special treatment to the u.k. particularly if there is no deal breaks it so lots of issues that europe is waiting to find out about but the reality is joe biden has so much on his plate domestically trying to create the harmony within the u.s. and let's not forget that trump gained more than 70000000 votes trump ism is alive and kicking and joe biden is going to have to do an awful lot to reach out to those voters. well we spoke to caryn candice who is austria's former minister of foreign affairs she believes that biden ties with europe will not be a u.s.

priority personally i don't see 2 european union issues being top on their chanda we might believe that we are so important and watching wakes up in the morning and now cares for us and promise that about how to repair the alliance how to get back to better relations with the various e.u. member states no i think their 1st and foremost foreign policy of chanda will be to people's republic of china and how to handle all the open issues with them but personally i would chair the position by the former president of to you being commissioner jocular do you think it's going to change because although he qantas change a lot and there are certain konstanz. factors there that continual one of them is the trade deficit and the other one is the trade this and of course the burden sharing within the alliance. we will of course be sitting across the

latest developments in the u.s. election legal challenges and all donald trump seeks to prolong his stay in the oval office a job biden is up a genuine or gratian. to more world news today azerbaijan sees its launched an investigation after it donned a russian military helicopter over armenian or space the russian foreign ministry has welcomed those are by john's apology 2 of the 3 crew members on board were killed with more details years of a trickle. it took the observer johnny saw it only a few hours to admit that it was their military behind the downing of the russian plane and to issue an apology they're making it clear that it was a tragic accident citing poor visibility darkness and also in general how

heightened the pressure is on their military at this point which automatically makes this escalation much less dangerous and shows that perhaps at this point for their body john all of the combat zone fighting in which is about 170 kilometers away from the crash site is enough that they don't want to bring this conflict on to a whole new level they don't want to expand this war geographically if indeed that attack was a mistake so here's a part of that statement of apology from the foreign ministry as a by john visits apologies to russia for this tragic incident it was accidental and was not directed against russia as well as john is ready to pay compensation the russian combat helicopter me 24 was attacked in armenian airspace but very close to the border with us or by john as it was accompanying

a russian convoy of military vehicles that are permanently stationed in armenia there was a russian military base there that appeared that was set up a long time ago and the units and the russian hardware they're stationed there aren't taking part in the nagorno-karabakh call so that helicopter was hit by a surface to air missile the aircraft lost control and crashed in a mountainous area of armenia 2 people were instantly killed and one of the crew members was injured he's being treated at a hospital and has already been brought back to that russian base now again like i said potential. the situation was explosive but now with that apology from us or by john it looks like things have calmed down and perhaps what the sides should do right now is focus on the settlement of 'd the conflict in the gorn a car back. well prior to the. president her annoyance think helps her of

a strategic town in the disputed province of kut a block sparking celebrations on the streets of baku azerbaijan defense ministry said the town of show should be quote liberated from the armenian occupation after more than 20 years who she relies on the main road connecting the chordal carbolic with armenia here's what the local leadership has been saying. we must now acknowledge that the chain of misfortune has befallen us and the town of she she is completely out of our control any hopeful or inspiring propaganda will only serve to distance us from the reality the start does a city of shows she is now under the control of the over the azerbaijani army that has been confirmed now by johnny started after that they have published a video showing that the as a bridge on the force is controlling the city of the streets of city of shushi but

the above the question now what's next what city will be next is it a step on a kurd or maybe there will be this settling in shoes they will have a break maybe after 4 or 5 days of heavy fighting across the region of a corrupt baka here in armenia the people of the spirit they are filled that they have been left down and they don't know what to do actually and we can notice that in their faces because they have suffered a lot they have given a lot and struggled all these 4 for more than one month. and they sic roofies a lot now the fighting had been settled for a break as we believe but we still receive some information from our sources instapundit cured the that. the shelling is still and step on a kurd and the city of moore to need to the not to any to the north and also on the

road that connects no gormley corrupt with armenia it's a matter of time now. well the arrival of azerbaijan the forces their house sparked a mass exodus of civilians in these images from sunday you can see a line of traffic leading out of the main city step on the current the disputed province has been the focus of intense fighting since late september despite 3 attempted cease fires it's legally part of. a majority armenian population and has been pushing for independence since the early 1990 s. the latest flare up in the 30 year feud has left hundreds dead global affairs analyst paul robinson believes he has eerie advances a major setback for the armenian forces. is one of the major cities in not going to kind of it's also very easily defensible positions. on the heart of the mountains and if he says i'm not going to go. on

a book to your tank control shoe shop and that bodes very ill. future success in this war and now reports are saying that as every forces are coaching the council they're going to. not going to kind of panic can't and it looks as if the position of the armenian they're going to cut about forces there is not looking good still to come we hear from the chief doctor at russia's main covert hospital now by the latest surgeon case numbers we've got out and more right after this.

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a law against the us pharmaceutical giant pfizer say's its coronavirus vaccine has been proven 90 percent effective in large scale trials the news has been met by widespread optimism but the governor of new york where the firm is bases it's not all positive. the bad news is that it's about 2 months before joe biden takes over and that means this administration is going to be implementing a vaccine plan. the money factor of the pfizer drug is already underway trials will continue into december it's part of a vast global effort of course to find a working code but 1000 facts seen and then the u.s. at least the process has been highly politicized that we will master distribute the vaccine in just a few short weeks it will quickly eradicate the virus and wipe out the child to play once and for all if the doctors tell us that we should take it i'll be the 1st

in line to take it absolutely but if donald trump tells us i said to him that we've taken i'm not taking it well i spoke to dr john dombrowski earlier director of the washington pain center he told me the political point scoring risks undermining the government's entire vaccine strategy the covert 1000 pandemic at least in the united states is been a political football a thing to hurt donald trump the economy they will play up and the other side is this is the same way so i think it's very scary that we're here with we're seeing this tremendous and tragic intersection between politics and science which is not the way to move forward and we need to educate people what we've done now is politicized and we need to take down the temperature they've done this study is done for several months for you know 46000 patients and there's a large number and they show that the effectiveness is quite high 90 percent and the safety profile is quite high so we've not seen those same issues on the 2nd

m.s. kind of neurologic problems that you would get such as astra zeneca had. well in russia the 19 pandemic is spiraling with the daily rate of new infections topping 20000 for the past 3 days a main infection hotspots preterist berg they have imposed a number of. tree mosques gloves and public places and to cope with the growing infection rate law school has opened a number of field hospitals artie's russian children went to check out the conditions. from temple to temple. and the. floor for 4 on which to. his or to.

the 2nd week how was a different from the 1st i think people have become less vigilant what do you mean people get used to it yes people got used to it and there are those who refuse to believe there are 2 groups now those who are extremely concerned about coronavirus know what it is who lost their loved ones and those who say you are all liars in the summer we relaxed let ourselves go and here you are and what we are seeing the consequences of this in autumn what did we relax because there were some objective reasons for that or were we just being stupid no we are not stupid we are just human beings how many temporary 1000 hospitals were set up moscow 5 and all them can accommodate over a 1000 patients approximately 430 to have sort of the report of. the pulse of earth but it was a performance but only if the feeling of. losing it will slowly

be shown some ventilators has the survival rate grown since march and for patients on a ventilator it hasn't changed much what is the rate 25 percent however our approach has changed a lot or them for us now placing a patient on a ventilator is a last resort when all other possible treatments are exhausted or the question will come there and this is not the feeling here the most the or middle of the earth incredible i thought of it clearly there. issue over the if we. take human wisdom is meaningless to how has the hospitals work changed since march knickers on the one hand the team has gained confidence in their actions but on the other hand everyone is exhausted. when will you be able to get back to normal routine work we expect a 3rd wave in spring the usual season for all viruses so we hope this wave will be

less powerful when it comes to the rate of infections if it goes like this probably by june we will be back to normal i hope so but maybe even earlier we'll see a morning with a short while. i . for more updates on what is a busy all news they are to dot com has you covered as always well worth some of your scoring time today i'm back at the top do hope you'll join me then.

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