has now eclipsed more than $10500000.00 total cases since the pandemic at its shores. california on thursday joined texas as the only states to have surpassed $1000000.00 cases of the coronavirus at this point. so it's going to the way to go time and check in on the trends and spread of the virus globally, with our correspondents,, where we've tried to bring you're exactly right and hasn't just been the u.s., but the world as a whole has suffered the worst day of the pandemic so far, almost 12000 people died and more than 666000,, new cases were reported just in the last 24 hours. and then the u.s., like you mentioned, once again, broken on the record for new cases, more than 160000 new cases. and for the 10th, straight day in a row, more than 100000, new cases have been announced every single day, and new cases are trending upward in every single state. in fact,

no state right now as seen cases decline. and here's a list. the few illinois river had more than 75000 cases just last week, and 32 states from alaska, and idaho in the west to connecticut and new hampshire in the east. i did more cases this week than any other time of the pandemic now in nebraska, vermont, utah and kansas, at least 10 states with a single day case records on thursday. but the situation is even worse in the great lakes region. wisconsin, pennsylvania, indiana, minnesota. they all exceeded their previous single day records on thursday by more than 1000 cases. while in ohio, there hospitalizations have soared to record levels. now taken a look at which are also on the rise with more than 1000. on average, every single day and hospitalizations are also set a record on thursday to over 67000. so we're up to 39 percent in hospitalizations,

double of where we were just 5 weeks ago. and then there is even bad, more bad news because the new model just been released by the university of washington school of medicine predicts, in total of $439000.00 total deaths in the u.s. by march 1st, which would mount to $1766.00 deaths per day in the coming days. so now that's almost $800.00 more deaths per day, and brand, this is exactly what dr. anthony found to the top infectious disease expert in the u.s. warned us about the mind about this few months ago. take a listen. when i testified before the congress, 4 months ago, i said if we did not get control of this, that we could reach 100000 infections a day. and people thought i was being hyperbolic and now look what's happening. and

of course, this is not just happening here in the u.s. by taking a global blog. a handful of other nations also just record of the worst daily infection rates. right now in france, one in 4 deaths are due to over 19, italy. they have registered more than 40000, new infections, and 550 new deaths in the last 24 hours. germany on their hand, their report of their largest daily case loads on record. in moscow they confirmed over $21000.00 cases just in the last 24 hours, while iran, they have all set another record on deaths and cases. so this is exactly the opposite of the direction we need to be going globally. but of course, we'll keep covering this and giving our viewers the latest numbers as we get them., brant r.t., correspondent side savage. thanks for keeping us up to date. and amid this latest surge, in cases within the united states, new structures are raising concerns that the nation may face another round of walked out to limit the spread of the virus archies trinity. chobits has more on

the story. now this new surge is not happening in just one place. it's happening across the country, trending upward more quickly. right now than at any other point during the pandemic . but as concern grows over another lockdown experts are worried about the impact it could have on mental health. patients showing up with look like symptoms as a number of new krona virus cases shatter records states across the country. imposing new codes in 1000 restrictions, while others are halting, reopening plans are going to be possible. and also to ensure that we're taking measures to keep people safe. governors in new jersey, new york, maryland, minnesota, iowa, utah and other states have imposed new measures such as limiting social gatherings, adding states to travel cornton list, mandating facemasks and encouraging residents to stay home. as many did in the spring chicago, mary lawrie light that announcing

a 10 person limit on social gatherings, employee chicagoans to cancel their things, getting plans to curb the more we can reopen our businesses and get our lives back to some sense of normalcy. but as a 2nd lockdown looms for many states, a new poll shows that less than half of americans say they would stay home for another lockdown so-called code that fatigue. people tired of following restrictions may be setting in. i am more worried about right now than i have been at any point since march. but amid the pandemic, experts are concerned about mental health. according to newly released data, the number of people reporting anxiety and depression nationwide since the start of the pandemic has hit an all time high from january to september this year, over 315000, people took an anxiety screening. that's a 93 percent increase over 2019. well, more than 534000, people took a depression screening, which is

a 62 percent increase compared to 2019. this well over 178000, people have reported frequent suicidal ideation. and 37 percent of people reported having thoughts of suicide more than half or nearly every day in september. children also feeling the effects as states lock down to prevent the spread of the, virus and schools turn to remote learning. according to the c.d.c., the number of hospital visits for mental health reasons. rose 31 percent among children ages 12 to 17 from march through october compared to the same time last year. now experts say they are even more concerned about mental health during this time, especially as the winter months and holidays approach reporting for boom bust trinity child as our take and amid surges of code 19 cases worldwide, this week has actually been filled with some positive act sooner related news on monday, pfizer biotech and i was there a vaccine candidate was more than 90 percent effective in preventing the corona

virus. patients who had not had a prior infection,, while the russian candidate known as v., showed a 92 percent efficacy at preventing the virus based on interim trial results at a virtual event held in washington d.c. united states' top infectious disease specialist, dr. anthony fauci spoke about the unbelievable progress made in vaccine development . if this with 1520 years ago, it would have taken a few years to get to where we are now. the idea that you went from a recognition of the virus on july 9th with the sequence to a phase one trial, literally 60 some odd days later, to a phase 3 trial, a few months later, to a vaccine that would be going to be giving to people next month is extraordinary, but we are fortunate because the 1st one out of the gate is more than 90 percent, probably close to 95 percent effective. for more on all of this, let's bring in

a real expert in the field. dr. william schaffner, a vaccine specialist at the vanderbilt university medical center, dr. schaffner, it's always a pleasure to bring you on, and i know we bring you on to talk about vaccines. but if i could get you to give me a minute, quick to tell us, why are we seeing such a big spike right now? it seems like, especially in the united states every day is worse than the day before when it comes to cope 19. brant, we're talking about coded since he lot of people are taking off their masks, going out to group gatherings. not being observant, took some szell distancing. and that's a circumstance where, which permits the virus to spread. they go to the group gatherings, share the virus, then go home and it spreads in the families. it's something we're seeing time and time again. it's the same thing that's happening in europe and here, where no doctor chef there on the vaccine for a very is the parent success of this fires or biotech trials. how important is it

to see that number at 90 percent efficacy? what are we talking about there? brant? i was blown away. i would have been overjoyed at 70 percent, but 90 percent or even more stunning. we wait to see the actual results. rick just got in the overall picture. but we're very optimistic. which like a little light at the end of the tunnel, we'll have a vaccine. our next set of challenges will be deliberate there maxine in the united states population. and that's going to be very difficult challenge for any number of reasons why and that's where i wanted to go. next is number one, when we talk about delivering it to the population. when we talk about actually producing a vaccine, what are we looking at there? what is the timeline that we're seeing on production and then delivering it to the population? well fortunately, the production part i think, is going to be easier. we'll get the vaccine and we'll get shipments along the way

that will be plentiful. this is an easy vaccine to make actually, however, the 1st couple of x. insert come out, pfizer and behind it down are they have definite shipping in handling constraints. pfizer in particular, vaccine has to be kept very cold minus 94 degrees fahrenheit. and then all the trying to people can get it because you have to be trained in specially handling this vaccine. so this is not a reckoning. we get in every pharmacist and doctor's office. people who have to come to special locations to get this vaccine. and of course, backs inane, 330000000 people can't be done in a week and a half, or will take a long time. and some people are very reluctant to get the vaccine, including minority members of our communities. where there's a great deal of skepticism and concern will have to be very reassuring to make sure

they all have the information they need to make good decisions. and then there is actually a lot to be said about this and what you're saying by those who are skeptical of actually that's something doctor about you actually spoke about as well. i want to take a listen to this. so what we're hoping is that those who have vaccine has it in c., who are skeptical about a vaccine, will see that the efficacy of this is so high that they may change their mind about wanting to get vaccinated. and if there are people who are vaccine skeptics does that, there are a whole wrench into this, or are we looking at a certain percentage of the population who would need to be vaccinated for us to get to an immunity situation throughout the country? what are we seeing there? well, 1st of all, in order to get to that sort of herd immunity, we do have to vaccinate a theory, large proportion of the population because this is such a transmissible iris. and i hope tony is right,

that the effectiveness will be very impressive, but what most people express their concerns is their word. and i think over time, as we use more and more of this vaccine, we're going to monitor the safety very seriously. and as those results come in, i hope people find that reassuring, and we can welcome them on to the line, rolling up their sleeves to get the vaccine. and i want to go to one last point before we leave here. what are we seeing? you know, we hear from these big pharma companies, but what about this news that we're getting out of russia with the sputnik of a vaccine and they're saying a 92 percent efficacy. what are you seeing there? do you know anything about this vaccine? well, i've just seen the same news releases that you have and as we like to say, god, we trust. but everybody else has to provide data. i'm sure those data will be coming along pretty soon. i hope for the best that would be really exciting. there are a number of vaccines that are being developed around the world. we need all the

help we can get. we have local population to vaccinate, not just us here at ome in the united states. dr. william schaffner, as far as i'm concerned, you're america's top vaccine specialists at the vanderbilt university medical center. thank you so much for joining us and giving us that excellent insight. my pleasure and time now for a quick break, but hang here because when we return the trumpet, ministration is leveling even more actions against china on its way out. the door as the u.s. has now slapped a ban on investment in certain chinese firms. as we go to break here, the numbers of the close was always on the bull, but at least nationally big city right. likes you, joe. but you know, many dangers to blatantly to it's also

the city when up 230-0000 crimes are committed to go to the border must win. but when you most need still to the reason police one police officer, if you've read 200 residents in russia's capital lost on the list, i didn't you just notice we all put the truth that they were not going to come up. boysen, you know, that it was going to be moved into most areas that all these big guns are really taking a position against us dollars. they've got to stand standards. you've got also and the dollar is heavy into gold. thanks. dollar is going to me a bad situation going forward. he has not yet jumped into the big point both, but i predict you will very soon. you've got warren buffett. he doesn't like big

point, but he is putting a lot of money work in japan to get out of the dollar. and you've got baltar jones is having to go having a big point. so all of the titanic, you know, movers and shakers of the global financial world, away from the dollar on election night, you may know whether the margin for the winner is so large that it is impossible for the defeated candidate to catch up. so there may still be 10000 votes to count, but the margin is 80000 votes. it doesn't matter if all 10000 votes went for the defeated candidate, they cannot possibly catch up and that's where we are today. joe biden's margin is so large in all of the states that are being contested,

that even though some other states have not finished counting, they still don't know who won. and joe biden won a majority of the electoral college votes tactics that can be used to get innocent people to confess, to crimes. they didn't commit. i don't even think people in the u.s. really get that the police are allowed to lie to the person who falsely fast actually came to believe the lie that they were told about their own behavior. once a false confession is taken, the case is closed and nobody really can tell the difference between a good confession. and one that is in and global markets are mixed on the week after a big rally earlier in the week was expected to carry us through. so let's go ahead

and see where things ended up starting in russia. the mo x. is in the green. earlier this week, russia's 2nd largest bank, slashed its 2020 forecast as net income income decreased 66 percent in q 3. now on thursday, the ruble saw its one week low, weighed down by covert 1000 fears, but steadied on friday. now, despite this negative news, that positive vaccine news in russia and abroad helped to push things up for the week. moving to asian markets, the shanghai composite, it just barely squeaked out a red arrow. the index tanked on friday after the trump administration signed an executive order banning u.s. investment firms linked to the chinese military. something we're actually going to go over in detail in just a few minutes banking shares that lead the decline on friday. as c.s.i. 300 banks were down 1.9 percent in hong kong about how? well, it's just about flat for the week, concerns over rising koeppen,

1000 cases tempered vaccine optimism. $0.10 the technology giant their should their shares bucked the trend, surging 4.33 percent on news. its quarterly profit rose by more than 80 percent from last year. now in japan, the nikkei it is up this week on wednesday, the index reached its highest level since june of 1901, real estate, mining and insurance lead those gains on friday. the benchmark did shed about a half a percent at close. let's move to india where the sensex it ended up for the 2nd straight week. now the index saw some losses mid week ending 8 days of a bull run, but did regained some losses on friday. pharma financials and realty stocks all led those gains. the assets in australia, it is also up for the week with the some games early in the week on positive coping, 1000 vaccine news. the next also gained in their tech stocks rising on wall street, but slipped by friday. after initial excitement over that vaccine had subsided. in

south africa, they all share. it's also in the green this week. this despite the country's record high unemployment rate of 30.8 percent in the 3rd quarter of this year, the rand remained mostly flat on the week. now let's go ahead and head over to europe and the americas and see where western markets, how they shook out in london, the footsie. it is up this week after seeing its highest level since june on positive x. . the news index slipped on friday, overcoat, 19 infections. energy and bank stocks saw the biggest declines to close out the week. the german dax and french cac. well, they're just following similar trends in the green, but did slightly on friday. the pan european stock 600 closed flat on friday, but was actually up nearly 3.5 percent for the week. in brazil, we're going to see another green arrow for that. on friday, a central bank survey showed positive economic activity in september for a 5th straight month pointing to

a solid economic recovery in the 3rd quarter. moving to mexico, the b.m.v. . it's also up on the week after seeing record highs. it hadn't seen since march at the onset of the pandemic on thursday, the index shed 1.3 percent, and then that winning streak on coke in $1000.00 concerns and still no u.s.,, stimulus package. and moving here to the u.s. the dow and s. and p., well, they actually finished just about flat after an up and down week, the tech heavy nasdaq, which is just arrived at the pandemic, has a red arrow losing 1.6 percent this week. the dow saw some gains earlier in the week on pfizer's vaccine news, despite investor concerns, that the worst is yet to come when it comes to cope with 19 investors. technology shares, which have held up their the pandemic as we just mentioned. finally, end canada, the t.s.a. . it is just slightly up this week. optimism over that vaccine faded over concerns on its rollout. on friday, the index did see gains due to stronger gold prices up point to 8 percent heading

into next week. we're going to have to continue to keep an eye on coronavirus news and whether political turmoil in the u.s. will ease and open the door for another stimulus package. and that is your global market walk. and another day, another executive order from president trump regarding china. this time the president signed it order that would prevent any americans from investing in a group of chinese companies that use the u.s. says supply and otherwise support china's military intelligence and security services. once again, china's ministry of foreign affairs is pushing back the u.s. government maliciously slander china's military civilian integration, development policy out of political motives and abuse. national power to unreasonably suppress chinese companies severely violating market competition

principles and international economic and trade rules and grossly obstructing normal economic trade and investment cooperation between china and the united states. this move will not only seriously damaged illegitimate rights and interests of chinese companies, but will also damage the interests of investors from all countries, including the u.s. . and joining us out to discuss is boom, bust co-host christine christine, thanks so much for being here. as always, it all, there were about 31 companies on this list. some of the names we know really well, like wall way technologies. but others were not as familiar with, such as china, nuclear, engineering and construction corporation, china electronics corporation or china railway construction corporation. are these all companies that directly support the chinese military, or is this a lot of crossover here? now? absolutely not. these are not companies that directly support the chinese military at all. for the most part, they're mostly state owned companies and put,

and they're not actually don't want any exchange or writing. so this was largely a symbolic move by the trumpet administration and justified it by claiming these military ties. he claimed that china was exploiting us capital and resources to enable the development of military and intelligence technology and basically aggression and everything is justifiable and name of national security. so it doesn't even really make sense. i mean, look at the names on this list now as china, mobile china, telecom mission, china, railway, china, unicom, pla, china communications, constructions, do all of them have definitive ties to the military. like the only thing that they all have in common is that they are largely state known and specialized in high tech and communications. so sure, you can argue that i get communications and all that can be used for parts of the military. but that actually applies to pretty much everything in the tech space right now from drones that were the hottest children's christmas present 3 years ago to the g.p.s. that is literally on everybody's smartphones these days. so these are our lives

technologies and all widely accessible to consumers, but they all have military purposes applications. so i guess this goes back to the, tech cold war between china and the u.s., and it tends to slow down china's advances, especially in communications. so this isn't about national security and isn't about national defense. it's about the u.s. losing the tech war and no longer being the innovation and technology because of the world. so it's almost kind of like trump drawing a temper tantrum and attempting to basically flip over the entire chess board meeting by and pick up the pieces that outgoing administration is purposely created . chaos that would be completely difficult for the biden administration to then reverse. but you know, kristie that this sort of could be a little bit confusing because, as you just mentioned, you can't directly invest in a lot of these companies because they're not listed on stock exchanges specially by americans. but could they be part of mutual funds? believe that's how it's works, right? correct. so most of these companies are not tradeable are approaching us for 80

hours, which means that they are not accessible to the average talent, esther, any brotherhood. they're only accessible to mutual funds, foreign direct investment funds, pension funds, hedge funds, basically any institutional investor who has access to an opportunity to invest internationally. and i should add that they have made a chilling on these names in the past couple of decades. so while the tramp was claiming that china is taking advantage of us capital, but we can actually flipped out and say that the u.s. investors have actually been taking advantage of china's growth for the past decade . and response have been earning monster double digit returns on the china centric place. so with this executive order, there are some near term risk that the funds might have to liquidate these positions. so as of now, it is still unclear how investors will react as this or and transactions which are defined as purchases here. so investors could technically be able to hold on to their current investments. but if things do escalate, there will be

a rush to exit. so even when the styling is over though, investors will be allies of the fundamentals of these companies. they are not going to be hurt just a matter of the 20 and boom bust co-host christi. i thank you so much for breaking down this complicated situation for us india. and that's it for this time because you get to bust on the ban on the brand new portable t.v. app, which is available on smartphones and tablets through google play. and the apple app store by searching portable t.v. or t.v. can also be downloaded a new model, samsung smart t.v.'s, and will be devices or talk about a portable t.v. . we'll see next time you know, those little sleep we were sleeping. sure. but the truth,

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election night, you may know whether the margin for the winner is so large that it is impossible for the defeated candidate to catch up. so there may still be 10000 votes to count, but the margin is 80000 votes. it doesn't matter if all 10000 votes went for the defeated candidate, they cannot possibly catch up and that's where we are today. joe biden's margin is so large in all of the states that are being contested, that even though some other states have not finished counting, they still know who won. and joe biden won. majority of the electoral college votes

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the police are allowed to lie to the person who falsely confessed, actually came to believe the lie that they were told about their own behavior. once a false confession, the stake in the case is closed and nobody really can tell the difference between a good confession and one that isn't in the immaculate deception, not small, but one of the vines, this is branded the 2020 us presidential election. i think the president's team is working under the assumption of a 2nd term. we'll take a look at the history of fraud in american public. also speak to former special adviser to barack obama about how different u.s. foreign policy might look on the job i. right now, i think as my parents take office, we do see the country going through a searching debate in other news, working from home should be taxed the same idea being pushed by germany.