>> hey, john, good to see another berman this morning. you're absolutely right.re real challenges to our elections right now and the challenges aren't what the president's talking about. the great fear out there is not voter fraud. the great fear out there is the potential for voter disenfranchisement. things like in pennsylvania, having to have two envelopes to put your ballot in, and potentiallily ten y lily ltens f ballots being thrown out because of things like naked envelopes. things like witness signatures in north carolina and wisconsin. you need to have a witness find your ballot at a time of social distancing. trying to throw out ballots if they arrive after election, even if they are allowed to arrive after election day, as long as they're postmarked by election day. these are all the kind of things we're concerned about. will people be able to request mail ballots? will people get their ballots back in time? will their ballots be thrown out for minor technicalities? will there be enough polling places? will there be enough poll workers? will there be l

it's not official. >> nobody is a better book pr publicist than john berman. susan, let me start with you thoon that note. there are so many jaw-dropping paragraphs in this "new york times" piece. what a tour de force of reporting. but i think that the headline is the president, on the years that he has paid taxes, which are few and far between, he paid $750. what jumps out at you? >> well, alisyn, it is breathtaking. first of all, that it took so long for us to find this information out about the president. i would note that he is the only president since the nixon era to refuse to release his tax returns and advance the 2016 and now the 2020 campaign. and you can see the reason why. this would have been very likely a political death blow had it been released four years ago, and he might never have become president, because he paid $750 while he was president, zero dollars, i believe, for ten of the previous 15 years. perform that's just almost a political death blow, really. now very little has moved his fan base, his core of support over the last few years

. >> announcer: this is "new day," with alisyn camerota and john berman. >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." it's tuesday, september 29th, 6:00 here in new york. and we are now just hours away from what could be a defining moment in the presidential campaign. and honestly, a defining moment for the nation. this is not hyperbole. the first presidential debate comes at a time when 205,072 americans have died from coronavirus. what could be more important than that? what could be more defining as a country than how we choose to address that? there are other matters also rising to the forefront. again, you're looking at live pictures of the debate hall in ohio. these questions at the forefront now involve the president's taxes in these giant revelations from "the new york times" that he paid just, yes, $750, in federal income taxes. >> have you updated that graphic from yesterday? >> the point is -- no, because it's the same. it's the same $750 he paid in income taxes at a time the average filer pays $12,000. concerns around national

jim berman is off. jim sciutto joins me. nice to have you. >> nice to be back. >> it's a very busy morning. the key model used by the white house coronavirus task force now projects that more than 400,000 americans will die from coronavirus by january 1st. that is more than double the current u.s. death toll. the model projects that in december, 3,000 americans will die a day. can you image a 9/11-level of loss every day? the scientists say that's because of the combo of the flu and the declining vigilance of americans. the u.s. already averages about 1,000 deaths a day, jim. >> president trump does not want to talk about this worsening pandemic, despite those figures. instead, last night, he mocked joe biden for wearing a mask at a rally in pennsylvania, even as more and more science shows masks save lives. overnight, multiple sources tell cnn that president trump has been ramping up the pressure on health officials to deliver good news about a coronavirus vaccine, and this is key, before election day. the president continu

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." it is monday, september 7th, 6:00 here in new york. alisyn is off. erica hill with me here this morning. happy dlalabor day. >> happy labor day to you. it's exciting to be in a studio again, too. >> it's nice to be near real people. >> yeah. >> if you consider me a real person. >> we'll get into that. but it's not a quiet holiday. >> and holiday weekends a big flashing danger signs for coronavirus. and this morning, we have pictures like this, beaches pretty packed over the holiday weekend. and celebrations like this one in san francisco raising fears of a new spike in cases in what could ultimately lead to deaths. we're getting new information about colleges this morning, with some campuses the sites of runaway spread. thousands of cases in all 50 states now linked to the reopening of colleges and universities. >> meantime, there is new reporting that president trump putting pressure on health officials for a coronavirus

co-anchor of cnn's "new day," john berman. an all new "closer look.ring the 8g band with fred armisen and now seth meyers. >> seth: how's everyone doing tonight? still stinging that you weren't biden's vp pick? me too let's get to the news. president trump criticized senator kamala harris on twitter today and said, quote, "there was nobody meaner or more condescending to slow joe. added trump, "sorry, slow, stupid joe nobody's been meaner to slow, stupid, ugly joe." president trump criticized senator kamala harris yesterday and said she was, quote, "very weak on facts. she's weak on facts? your running mate thinks evolution is a lie we tell kids as part of the war on christmas. former vice president joe biden said yesterday that he and senator kamala harris will campaign together, quote, "if the science allows us. and trump and pence will campaign together, quote, "as long as they don't have to go too close to the edge of the earth. according to reports, president trump's son-in-law and senior adviser jared kushner recently met with rapper kanye west

. >> and i'm john berman. tonight, you are going to meet some people who are changing the world. they're not celebrities. they're not political leaders. maybe, you've never even heard of them. >> these are unsung champions who have rolled up their sleeves and taken on some of the tough problems facing humanity. so let's begin in the mountains of kentucky. an area struggling with unemployment and opioid addiction. >> but the region also has rich traditions of craftsmanship and music and a local artisan has found a way to turn that heritage into a culture of recovery. >> there is a lot of beauty in southeastern kentucky. we have a saying, around here, that every holler is a home to someone's weary soul. troublesome creek got its name, for the most obvious of reasons. in rainy times, it tears out bridges and roads. when it gets really, really angry. well, it's a pretty good metaphor for the downturn of the coal industry. taking away all the good jobs and, of course, the open oioid epidemic. luthery is the art of string instrument making. this county is considered by many to be the b

john berman said, though he could have done otherwise, furtwÄngler allowed the nazi murderers to use symbol of responsibility and culture. but there were other more anonymous people who weighed in. a poignant letter written from new york to the chicago symphony by a man from the bronx. murray low bell. he said, i'm an american citizen. a veteran who had served in the army for three years. i want to protest against allowing this nazi follower of hitler to conduct in the united states. he was an ex soldier. he claimed that the help of figures like furtwÄngler had allowed hitler to kill millions, including he said, hundreds of thousands of american soldiers. musical luminaries weighed in also. arthur reuben stein and vladimir horowitz, they were particularly scathing about this appointment. horowitz said his decision to stop performing in chicago, which he said he was going to do, was made out of respect for the thousands of americans who had died fighting nazism. moreover he said, given furtwÄngler's international standing, he could have left germany. reuben stein said that he refused

. >> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." we know it's been a long night and it is hard to describe last night's debate without using an expletive. president trump interrupted over and over, he trampled, he bulldozed, he made a spectacle of the debate. one headline described it as tweeting out loud for 90 minutes. the moderator, chris wallace, did what a lot of parents do during a temper tantrum. he tried negotiating, but it did not work. joe biden for the most part did not take the president's debate and he hit back at president trump and instead, sometimes he just turned right to the camera and spoke to the american people directly. biden also called out president trump's response to the pandemic. >> between 750 and a thousand people a day are dying. when he was presented with that number, he said, it is what it is. well, it is what it is because you are who you are. >> you know, alisyn was talking about expletives. overnight, our friend, dana bash did use an expletive. sh

. >> this is "new day," with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." and we begin with a chilling and historic moment. the president of the united states, president trump, just refused to commit to a peaceful transfer of power if he loses the election in november. >> will you commit to making sure that there is a peaceful transferal of power after the election? >> well, we're going to have to see what happens. you know that. i've been complaining very strongly about the ballots and the ballots are a zardisaster. >> i understand that, but people are rioting. do you commit to making sure there is a peaceful transferal of power? >> get rid of the ballots and we'll have a very peaceful -- there won't be a transfer, frankly, there'll be a continuation. >> sometimes you have to believe people when they talk. and president trump just seemed open to violence if he didn't get his way. >> and i've been in countries, i have been in baghdad when there have been wars, people killed over the transfer of powe

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." just as plans are being made to lay ruth bader ginsburg to rest, an epic political battle is in full swing to replace her on the supreme court. at this hour, dozens of protesters gathered on the steps of the supreme court calling on the senate to hold off on confirming a nominee until after we know who will be president. moments ago, the white house press secretary announced that president trump will likely name a nominee by as early as tomorrow. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said he will move quickly to confirm that person he though he disallowed president obama to fill a seat more than 200 days before the election. >> so far two republican senators have come out against confirming someone before election day, and a new national poll finds that 62% of americans believe the winner of the november election should appoint ginsburg's replacement. this morning, we have brand new reporting on the president's short l

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. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >>> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." two candidates with starkly different messages about covid-19. donald trump holding a crowded rally in wisconsin with few masks and no social distancing. joe biden holding a town hall in pennsylvania at a drive-in with voters asking questions from cars. >> back in march, i was calling for the need for us to have masks, have the president stand and tell us what's going on. but he knew it. hep knew it and did nothing. it's close to criminal. >> president trump, meanwhile, continues to flout safety regulations in whatever state he goes to. he says he'll get around those pesky state rules by no longer calling his rallies "rallies." >> he says he's going to call them protests in order to circumvent local restrictions on large gatherings. all while coronavirus cases, and this is what's important this morning, cases are spiking in certain parts of the country. 30 states are seeing an increase in new cases. more than 44,000 new

. >> announcer: this is "new day," with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." it is friday, september 18th, it's 6:00 here in new york and this morning, two giant political stages, one mask. the one worn by former vice president joe biden as he took the stage for a cnn town hall in pennsylvania. a metaphor for the evening and in fact, maybe the campaign. biden says he puts his faith in science that he will trust anthony fauci on a vaccine, not president trump. he made some news on a mask mandate. how far he says he can and would go. he also made news with a swipe at the ivy league. who's going to stand up for those kids? president trump, for his part, is attacking the fbi director for his concerns over russian attacks on the u.s. election and attacking government scientists about masks. this morning, there is new reporting in "the washington post" that the administration had a plan in april to send 650 million masks by mail to the american people. five masks over address, but "the post" reports the

. >> reporter: this is "new day," with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." and this morning, one of the trump administration's leading scientists expressing concern over the president's actions. this was a packed trump rally last night in michigan. you can see people mask free, standing shoulder to shoulder and talking. the director of the national institutes of health, frances collins, says he was puzzled and disheartened by these images. this is the 16th rally the president has held since he told bob woodward that the coronavirus is airborne and five times deadlier than the flu. and then he misled the american people about that. >> and look, michigan is one of 16 states where deaths are rising this morning. the cdc overnight issued a new warning that 20,000 more people could die in the next three weeks. dr. anthony fauci is warning americans that the fall and winter will not be easy. he said, we need to hunker down. colleges and schools across the country, we're talking about campus after ca

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." it is thursday, september 17th. how did that happen? >> i know. 6:00 here in new york. president trump escalating his war on fact s and science after the cdc director testified on capitol hill that wearing a mask is more effective protection than any vaccine. and that a coronavirus vaccine will not be wildly available until next summer. president trump then undermined dr. robert redfield by saying he was, quote, confused and misunderstood the questions. the cdc is trying to walk back dr. redfield's comments, seemingly to back up the president. mr. trump is also blaming blue states for the u.s. having the highest death toll in the world, as though we're no longer the united states. nearly 200,000 americans have been killed across the country. cases are rising this morning in 23 states. and deaths are on the rise in 25 states. nearly 1,000 americans died just yesterday from the virus. >> what you're seeing on the screen h

that is voter suppression in a nutshell right there. >> ari berman, who is one of the best people on this entire beat, thank you so much for joining us tonight. >>> coming up, the president goes on tv again to ask his department of justice to prosecute political enemies. nixon former white house counsel john dean himself on the trump abuse of power next. we live with at&t and we are well past the honeymoon phase. ocupado tom. at&t, what's this i hear about you advertising a 100% fiber network? only like a fraction of my customers can get that. that's it?!? you have such a glass half-empty attitude. the glass is more than half-empty! you need to relax tom. oh! tom, you need a little tom time. a little tt. stop living with at&t. xfinity delivers gig speeds to more homes than anyone. >>> it is an unfortunate reality that the president making wildly authoritarian pronouncement no longer counts as news, but it still should be news. here he is once again calling explicitly on his attorney general to prosecute his political enemies, this time over the russia investigation. >> and i say this

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day," it is monday, september 21st, 6:00 here in new york. and as americans mourn the death of ruth bader ginsburg, the monumental battle to replace her on the supreme court is in full swing. ginsburg's seat on the bench is draped in black this morning. over the weekend, americans laid flowers and paid their respects outside of the high court. president trump is vowing to nominate a woman to replace ginsburg this week. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is vowing to move quickly to confirm that nominee, despite his refusal to allow president obama to fill a vacant seat more than 200 days before the 2016 election. joe biden urges republican senators let voters decide who will fill that seat. so far, two key republican senators have come out against taking up a nomination before election day. >> a new national poll finds that 62% of americans believe the winner of the november election should appoint ginsburg's replacement.

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. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." the director of the cdc testified under oath before congress on the importance of masks. he said that wearing a mask might be more effective protection than any vaccine and that a coronavirus vaccine will not be widely available until next summer. again, this was under oath. president trump didn't like that message. and despite the evidence that what dr. redfield is saying is accurate. and honestly, complete non-controversial, the president said the director was, quote, confused. and just as an academic exercise here, let's compare the scientific credentials of the two men in question. dr. redfield has a medical degree from georgetown. he's a professor at the university maryland school of medicine. he was on george w. bush's advisory council on hiv/aids. he served in the army medical corps for 20 years and has been cdc director since 2018. as for donald trump, his uncle taught at mc.i.t. >> well, your point? >> yeah, also,

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." it's wednesday, october 30th, 6:00 here in new york. this is a special edition of our broadcast. the president refused to condemn violence by white supremacist groups. that's one possible lead from the debate last night. the president refused to tell supporters to remain peaceful after the election. that's another possible lead. maybe the most appropriate, the president refused to act like an adult and drove a debate into the gutter. now, there's really no question about whether this was good for america. there is a legitimate question about why he thought it would help his campaign. >> former vice president biden tried to have a normal debate, often speaking directly to the camera and the american people over president trump's constant interruptions. but biden took his own shots, calling president trump a clown, a racist, and the worst president ever. biden also slamming trump's failed response to the coronavirus pandemic

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. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." it is thursday, september 3rd, 6:00 here in new york. and we begin this morning the same way we began yesterday morning. and so many other mornings. by telling you that more than 1,000 americans died from coronavirus in just the past 24 hours. there's confusion this morning over a potential vaccine and concern that the trump administration will put politics over public health by releasing it before it's fully tested. the head of nih says it is unlikely that a vane can be ready by october, but the cdc is telling states to prepare to distribute one before the election. as for what you can do to stay safe, well, dr. anthony fauci is pleading with americans to be cautious this holiday weekend. several states in the midwest still facing a dangerous spike in cases. >> can i just say one thing about the death count? it's really not just another 1,000 lives. it never is. it's 1,056 lives, to be specific, and every single one of

. >> reporter: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> all right. welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." it's monday, september 14th, 6:00 here in new york. we hope you all had a really nice weekend. >> yes, i did, relaxing. yours? >> good. it's about to get very serious right now, though. negligent homicide. that's what dr. jonathan reiner says president trump is guilty of this morning. negligent homicide. overnight, ft. held a packed rally in nevada indoors. thousands of people indoors, many, if not most people not wearing masks. this is the opposite of what medical experts say is safe. by the way, it's actually banned in nevada. but the president openly and proudly flouted nevada's coronavirus restrictions, basically mocking them. this is his first indoor rally since the one he held in tulsa, oklahoma, attended by trump supporter herman cain, who died weeks later from coronavirus. the president knows exactly how risky and potentially deadly this is. he told bob woodward that coronavirus is deadlie

. >>> this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is tuesday, september 8th, 6:00 in new york. it is back to school day for the majority of american kids. the return to school in 2020 is nothing like more than 7 million children starting the school year fully online, learning remotely rather than in the classroom. kentucky reporting that nearly 20% of their new coronavirus cases come from kids 18 and under. a former fda commissioner acknowledges that americans are exhausted by mask-wearing and social distancing, but he urges people to stay vigilant as we head into the fall and winter. >>> president trump is now fixated on floating the possibility of a vaccine being available bottom election day, which he now calls, quote, a very special day in november. but developing overnight, an official familiar with the inner workings of "operation warp speed" -- this is the organization trying to get a vaccine out -- is dismissing this notion. the official tells cnn, "i don't know any scientist invol

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." and it is the day that the american people finally got a sense of what is in president trump's taxes. it's in "the new york times" this morning and it is breaking news. "the times" reports for years the president paid no income taxes at all, but what might be most glaring and the most simple to understand is that "the times" reports in his first two years in office, this was his federal income tax payment. $750. this is what he paid his first two years in office. you know what the average tax filer pays? $12,000. look at the difference between what the president pays and the average person pays. it's easy to understand, which is why i built these high tech graphics. >> here's something else easy to understand. "the times" reports says that donald trump has more than $420 million in loans coming due in the next few years. so heis staying in the white hoe his only protection? >>> also this morning, 21 states are seeing a ris

>> it's like you heard john berman and i talking, elizabeth, we were just saying the same thing.gure out where else we'll get our flu shots. >> me too. thanks. >> joe biden leading in the polls with just eight weeks to go. that lead may be smaller than it looks. we'll break it down, next. ♪ come on in, we're open. ♪ all we do is hand you the bag. simple. done. we adapt and we change. you know, you just figure it out. we've just been finding a way to keep on pushing. ♪ i do motivational speakingld. we've just been finding a way to keep on pushing. in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. until i found out what itust? it actually was.d me. dust mit

for more on all of this, as well as concerns about a sabotaged census, we're joined d by ari berman, senior writer at mother jones, reporting fellow at the type media center, and author of "give us the ballot: the modern struggle for voting rights in america." his latest piece is titled "conservative judicial decisions keep boosting gop voter suppression." welcome back to democracy now! let's start in florida. can you talk about what has happened there? >> good morning. it was really pivotal decision in florida because in 2018, 60 4% of floridians apprproved a lw restoring voting r rights to people with past felony convnvictions. befefore that, floridida prevented one in 1010 people, including one in five african-americans, from m votin. thatthe gop legislature said people have to pay out all fines, fees, and restitutition's to b be able t to vote. , upheldtrump majority that law. what it means in practice is that according to studies, 775,5,000 people and for the s l owe money on their sentences and might not be able to vote. by 530 a state decided seven votes in 2000. hundredsds of

. >> announcer: this is "new day"" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." it is tuesday, september 1st. >> it's september! it's september. my kids are actually going to school today, actual, physical school. >> that's fantastic. good. that's a good benchmark, a milestone. >> i can't remember the last time this happened. >> good to are you. that's great. we'll see how long that lasts. it's 6:00 here in new york. >>> president trump heads to kenosha, wisconsin, today. he says it's to increase enthusiasm in his bid for re-election. he's focused on the pockets of unrest over the coronavirus pandemic that has killed now more than 183,000 americans. the president will not be meeting with the family of jacob blake, who was shot by police seven times in the back at close range. local officials in kenosha are concerned the president's trip could trigger more violence. instead of condemning the deadly violence, president trump is defending kyle rittenhouse, the teenager accused of murdering two protest

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. >> announcer: this is n"new day with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." it's tuesday, september 22nd. it's 6:00 here in new york and an almost unimaginable day in u.s. history. this is the day we will pass 200,000 deaths from coronavirus. 200,000 mothers, fathers, sisters, brothers, lives cut short, not just by the virus, but by the u.s. response. this country has suffered more death in the pandemic than the european union and the entire continents of asia and africa. 200,000 in just 227 days. 200,000. or as president trump referred to them overnight, nobody. >> now we know it. it affects elderly people. elderly people with heart problems and other problems. if they have other problems, that's what it really affects, that's it. you know, in some states, thousands of people, nobody young, below the age of 18, like nobody. it affects virtually nobody. it's an amazing thing. >> nobody. 200,000 is the opposite of virtually nobody. 200,000 is the opposite of amazing. even if you take the most chari

. >> reporter: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day." and americans are mourning the death of supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg. her seat on the bench at the supreme court is adorned in black this morning. so many laid flowers and left messages outside the high court over the weekend. the battle to replace her has exposed hypocrisy and naked power grabs, the likes of which we have rarely if ever seen in this country. the president has proposed to nominate a woman this week. senate majority leader mitch mcconnell is promising to move quickly to vote on a nominee, despite his refusal to allow president obama to fill a vacancy more than 200 days before the 2016 election or even hold a hearing. senate judiciary chair lindsey graham is a human pretzel, a complete, utter, total, unmitigated reversal have his position of just two years ago. there are demonstrations outside lindsey graham's house this morning. joe biden is urging republican senators to let voters decide who fills

>> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> welcome to our viewers in the united states and around the world. this is "new day." and forget summer. it's gone! >> horrible. >> it's over! i can't wear white anymore. >> me neither. >> at all. it's fall now, at least according to the school calendar. but for millions of children this morning, going back to school doesn't mean going back to a physical school. it means remote learning because of the coronavirus pandemic. more than 7 million kids are beginning their school year fully online. this morning, health officials are concerned about another possible spike in cases after the labor day holiday heading into fall with the school year. in kentucky, nearly 20% of the state's new coronavirus cases have come from children 18 and under. >>> president trump says he really wants a vaccine available before what he calls a very special day in november, but an official familiar with the inner workings of "operation warp speed" tells cnn, quote, i don't know any scientist involved in this effort who thinks we will be ge

. >> announcer: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and all around the world. this is "new day," friday -- >> promise? >> it is friday, i assure you. and it is "new day." if there are two things i'm certain of, it is september 25th, 6:00, here in new york. so this morning, american institutions are pushing back on the president. election officials, the head of the postal service, the senate, and the head of the fbi all reassuring americans about the safety of the election. and mail-in voting 39 days before the election. >> now, we have not seen, historically, any kind of coordinated national voter fraud effort in a major election, whether it's by mail or otherwise. >> on thursday, the united states senate felt it necessary after the president's comments to hold a vote to uphold a peaceful transition of power. president trump, though, still trying to sow doubt about the election. he's refusing to commit to a peaceful transfer of power. he's making baseless claims about mail-in voting. but at the same time, he's enco

call them in the newspaper and i try to open the gate but the only thing i got from them was about berman and ignorance that's because it's embarrassing to the trade department to see these treaties that they negotiated. used against the country if you're a foreign investor and you want to leverage against the government of course you would have an interest in many cases to keep it all confidential because if you keep it confidential and the government keeps a confidential then they can do deals. when they. say. let's look sit in an exit dodge i may do so why don't. you do you know could you be divinely good because it's us you know i think you dislike. a 50 year old kid you. don't you see 2 i don't see you next that dog isn't good but you see nothing. so you don't is that there's only. the world is driven by. one person. dares thinks. we dare to ask. a new gold rush is underway in ghana thousands of ill equipped workers are flocking to the gold fields hoping to strike it rich here's the good. as they. were children are torn between gold. my family was very poor i thought i was doing my b

this is do you have a news live from berman a historic agreement signed at the white house president trump posts israel's prime minister and the foreign ministers off the train out the united arab emirates as a creature establish diplomatic ties also coming up the european leaders visit greece just like when crisis goes from bad to worse in germany greece to take in more than 1500 refugees fat ass and this one other european countries to help. i'm going if i must and welcome the united arab emirates and buff rain has signed agreements to normalize relations with israel that's the 1st major agreement between arab countries and israel since jordan and egypt signed peace treaties a quarter century ago u.s. president trying post at the white house ceremony placing himself in the role of international peace maker ahead of us elections in november the decision by the united arab emirates and bahrain to normalize ties with israel breaks with decades of consensus within the arab world a peace deal with the palestinians had long been up billed as a prerequisite for establishing relations with

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a new direction of travel for birmingham's —— mike berman, sandal and solihull with a ban on people mixingline with the parts of the country for coronavirus cases have escalated. there are people who think this is over... the mayor said the local infection rate was now a major concern stop to all the talk about the virus bearing less virulent is just not true, so for the sake of particularly the other members of the community, we have to turn the number around. there were mixed reactions after the announcement. fair enough, birmingham isa announcement. fair enough, birmingham is a big city, more people are going together. it's going to be a very hard thing if they're going to try and curb it.|j think more needs to be done. more needs to be done in. bars and pubs are still open so the cases will keep rising. this local cafe owner is relieved he can stay open, but he says business has already been affected. at the beginning of the week, when there were some mutterings of, that potentially birmingham is on the writer of the uk government, we noticed our sales and footfall dropping. —— matt on

with respect to furtvangler's contention he helped save yous, he said while he himself, berman, was inny, he had repeatedly heard war criminals who were on trial make this very claim. and he said, but saving a small number of jews didn't excuse him, quote, from official act of participation in a regime which murdered 6 million jews and millions of nonjews. he said though he could have done otherwise, furtvangler allowed the nazi murders to use him as their symbol of responsibility and culture. but there were other more anonymous people who weighed in. a poignant letter written from new york to the chicago symphony by a man from the bronx. murray lobell. he said, i'm an american citizen. a veteran who had served in the army for three years. i want to protest against allowing this nazi follower of hitler to conduct in the united states. he was an ex-soldier. he claimed that the help of figures like furtvangler had allowed hitler to kill millions, including he said, hundreds of thousands of american soldiers. musical luminaries weighed in also. arthur rubenstein and vladimir horowitz were

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john berman in for anderson. russian interference that fits perfectly with the president's tall about fraudulent voting. >>> but first, something to be worried about. growing pressure from the president to deliver politically with him. government officials and experts outlining what they see as a full-on crush to end the crisis and rescue the president's election bid. we have seen bits and pieces of it for months, like hydroxychloroquine or when the president accused the fda of deliberately delaying the vaccine until after the election. tonight's reporting pulls it altogether and looks at inside sourcing. and the positive lives alongside something else the president has been down playing, the negative. the deaths were 1,000, 100,000 and an estimated 200,000 by the end of the month according to a brand new cdc estimate. the president now sp even latching on to bogus notions that covid deaths aren't covid deaths. >> i saw a statistic that only 6% die from covid. >> co-morbidity. >> it's still an interesting statist

. >>> up next, join alison cam ar atta and john berman, champions for change next. ♪ >>> in trying timesit's easy to get discouraged. >> but even now, especially now, the human spirit thrives. >> change makers are out there. >> i realize i need to try to make things different. >> redefining what is possible. >> we don't have to live this way. >> and lifting up humanity. >> these are their stories. these are the champions for change. >> good evening. and welcome to champions for change. i'm alison cam aratta. >> and i'm john better man. >> these people have taken on some of the tough problems facing humanity. let's begin in the mountains of kentucky, an area struggling with unemployment and opiod addiction. the region has rich traditions of craftsmanship and music. a local artisan has a way to turn that heritage into a culture of recovery. >> there's a lot of beauty in southeastern kentucky. every holler is a home to someone's weary soul. troublesome creek got its name for the most obvious reasons. it tears out bridges and roads. it's a pretty good metaphor for the downturn of the coal in

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the news from berman follow us on twitter and on instagram at news or visit our website at www dot com. org. the united arab emirates in bahrain today agreed to normalize relations with israel a deal brokered by the us president donald trump no trump and these 3 middle east countries they tried to project a picture of the normality that they want us to see a picture of a middle east minus human rights abuses and minus the israeli palestinian problem and a picture minus the pandemic notice all them into signing the agreement today they gladly wore the mantle of peace not one of them wore a face mask i'm burnt off in berlin this is the day. the biggest optimists were shocked when they heard about this transaction israel doesn't realize that all its enjoying the greatest diplomatic triumph of its history after all of these years david really gets tired of war. at each and has suffered far too long we have many countries any original in your part of the world that will be very quickly setting up oh so. now we can do it even with more days this could really lead to peace real peace in the m

jim berman is off. jim sciutto joins me.>> it's a very busy morning. the key model used by the white house coronavirus task force now projects that more than 400,000 americans will die from coronavirus by january 1st. that is more than double the current u.s. death toll. the model projects that in december, 3,000 americans will die a day.

. >> reporter: this is "new day" with alisyn camerota and john berman. >> all right.nited states and all around the world. this is "new day." it's monday, september 14th, 6:00 here in new york. we hope you all had a really nice weekend. >> yes,

megan from the berman institute of bioethics. dr.lins, it is a nightmare for everyone involved, students, teachers, unions, to the state and local and federal politicians trying to make sense of what to do here. what would your recommendation be at a broad level for everyone involved? collins: absolutely and this is one of the most consequential decisions of our times. you have to think about it in the context of schools being such an important source of not only learning but also for safety and security during the school day, children of essential employees, food security for millions of children across the u.s.. with schools being in this limbo state of should they open or close, everybody is in a bind right now. a parent ors teacher or school district leader, union leader, everybody is struggling with the safe thing to do. at the center of this, we have to do what is safest for our children and make decisions informed by the science, with a recognition that things are changing and evolving and our knowledge of covid transmission a