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cyril vanier joining us from london. many thanks. >>> israel already is in the midst of a second general coronavirus lockdown. now the country is moving to tighten up its restrictions even further. case numbers there are still on the rise and prime minister benjamin netanyahu says a full closure will be necessary for the next two weeks. cnn's oren lieberman is in j jerusalem for us. what will it mean for people getting out, getting groceries, other needs they have? >> reporter: groceries, pharmacies, other essential needs will remain open as before. everything else will close or be severely restricted. a lot of that remained open the first time. too many exceptions, too many loop hols and that combined with cases. they are imposing a much stricter set of restrictions at least for the next two weeks. that includes the closure of public and private sector workplaces. they are considering closing the airport as well and they're limiting public transportation. a lot of the steps we saw in april and then some. limitations on

economy for and implemented reforms to recover and have a positive economy a trajectory president cyril ram opposed solve responded to the g.d.p. figure saying in a statement they reflect the severe impact of the pandemic and that they should spur all south africans to do all they can to help rebuild the economy but he didn't say how that's supposed to happen. the u.n. forecasts that it will take around 5 years for south africa's economic activity to return to preplan demick levels. and out of some of the other business stories making headlines the world's largest beef exporter brazil has seen a sharp fall in shipments to europe germany has imported around a quarter less beef with restaurants closed down during lockdown in contrast sales to china have risen by 65 percent. a german court has approved prosecutors request to put former volkswagen c.e.o. martin winterkorn on trial for fraud 5 years after the company's diesel emissions scandal it was under winterkorn that the car maker developed and sold cars with emissions cheating software the scandal has cost the company billions of resti

economy for and implemented reforms to recover and have a positive economy a trajectory president cyril ram opposed sob responded to the g.d.p. figure saying in a statement they reflect the severe impact of the pandemic and that they should spur all south africans to do all they can to help rebuild the economy but he didn't say how that's supposed to happen. the u.n. forecasts that it will take around 5 years for south africa's economic activity to return to preplan demick levels. and out of some of the other business stories making headlines the world's largest beef exporter brazil has seen a sharp fall in shipments to europe germany has imported around a quarter less beef with restaurants closed down during lockdown in contrast sales to china have risen by 65 percent. a german court has approved prosecutors' request to put former volkswagen c.e.o. martin winterkorn on trial for fraud 5 years after the company's diesel emissions scandal it was under winter corn that the carmaker developed and sold cars with emissions cheating software the scandal has cost the company billions and resti

let's host cyril vanier in london. >> reporter: good morning. we're trying to get all of the information we can. most of the information we have comes from the statement released by the metropolitan police force just a short while ago. they say a murder investigation has been open after an officer was shot at the croyden facility. he was shot by a man being detained at the center. he immediately got treatment. he got troop eers. a 23-year-old man, as you said, was also detained. he had a gunshot wound. he, too, was taken to hospital and he is now in critical condition. now the police officer's firearm was not discharged so this raises so many questions, kim. how did a live firearm enter the custody center? was it predetermined? >> so many questions there. we'll stay on the story. thank you so much. cyril vanier in london. >>> new cases of the coronavirus are surging around the world. just ahead, how israel is implementing even tougher restrictions after coronavirus cases soar despite a lockdown. live toer rus is a phlegm just a moment. stay with

so let's get now more from london with cyril vanier.ses, more restrictions and it seems more backlash. >> yeah, absolutely. and there are probably going to be even more cases and even more restrictions as early as this week. look, 4,000 -- upwards of 4,000 cases were announced yesterday. that's new daily infection and that is more than -- that's about four times what they had at the beginning of the month. so the government is seeing that things are not only trending in the wrong direction, they're trending in the wrong direction fast and they acted late at the beginning of the pan tedemic. they don't want to do that a second time. they want to get it on the ground early and that's where boris johnson today is weighing new restrictions. we have seen tougher restrictions in many parts of the uk, where people from different households are not allowed to mingle. where pubs, bars, restaurants are closed as of 10:00 p.m. so those are things that the capital city here london might also impose, but the government is thinking of going even furt

cyril vanier reports. >> reporter: now familiar scenes from the u.s. west coast.e haze shrouds the skies above some of california's most populous cities as dozens of wildfires blaze through millions of hectors of land. >> it is gone. >> reporter: the landscape changing wildfires break records in the region yet again. >> this is a climate emergency. this is real. >> reporter: an emergency in the western u.s., part of a climate crisis worldwide as 2020 sees record fires rage around the globe. fires across latin america tear through the world's largest tropical wetlands at unprecedented rates. brazil's amazon rain forest continues to burn, brought on in part by deforestion. in bolivia, drought and high temperatures are fueling wildfires, while land clearing in argentina led to blazes now out of control. australia began the year emerging from the worst fire season on record, destroying thousands of homes and killing as much as 3 billion animals. the fires may have begun naturally, but researchers found that climate change played a major role in how fast and wide they

south africa is president, cyril ramaphosa, has announced a further easing of the countr -- country'sockdown, which is one of the strictest. the government of barbados wants to remove britain's queen elizabeth as its head of state and become a republic. the caribbean island gained independence from britain in 1966, but retained the queen as its head of state. the prime minister says it is time for the country to have a barbadian head of state. greek authorities have formally charged four afghan migrants with arson for their alleged involvement in the fires that destroyed a migrant camp on the island of lesbos last week. temporary camps have been set up, but some migrants say they need a different solution. >> rowow upon row of tenents one grgreek island of l lesbos haven set up for migrants displaced from the camp, but they are mostly empty. migrants are choosing to stay on the streets in squalid conditions. many say they would rather remain here then run the risk of being detained for months in a completely new camp. some have even returned to what remains of moria. they say the temp

sound with the biggest composer of all time i can't even begin to imagine a world class horn player cyril willis on a musical journey of discovery. without a tovan september 16th on. frank food. international gateway to the best connection self in road and rail. located in the heart of europe connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and trialling services. biala gassed at frankfurt airport city managed by from a bought. this is d w news live from berlin coronavirus forces israel back into lockdown. prime minister benjamin netanyahu says tough new restrictions will take effect on friday as the main jewish holiday season begins israel currently has one of the highest infection rates in the war also on the program. authorities warn there could be mansfield tallit he's as wildfires rather.

down with the biggest composer of all time i constantly begin to imagine a world class horn player cyril willis on a musical journey of discovery. a world without being told and. this week on t.w. . this is day to believe news and these are our top stories israel has gone into a 2nd nationwide coronavirus lock down the 3 week restrictions come into effect as the country marks the jewish new year your fears the measures will further damage and the commie already devastated by the 1st shutdown. human rights lawyer clooney has quit her role as the u.k. special envoy on press freedom the move comes in response to a briggs a bill that clears the way for britain to break international law if necessary for any describe the government plan as lamentable and said they would only embolden autocratic regimes around the world. the u.s. has announced plans to ban the chinese and mobile apps to talk and we chat citing national security concerns downloading apps in the u.s. will be blocked from sunday a full ban on the use of tik tok could come into effect by mid november experts worry to talks ana cou

of rain on the flood prone coastal area as it pushes to the west and north south africa's president cyril ramaphosa has announced a further easing of the country's lockdown which was one of the world's strictest borders to most countries will be opened from next month in a televised address from a frozen told the nation we have but withstood the coronavirus storm. the government of barbados wants to remove the britain's queen elizabeth as its head of state and become a republic the caribbean island gained independence from britain in 1966 but retained the queen as its head of state the prime minister says it's now time for the country to have a baby had a stick. greek authorities have formally charged for afghan migrants with arson for their alleged involvement in the fires that destroyed the memory of migrant camp on the island of lesbos last week the fire destroyed most of the camp it left thousands of people without shelter the greek army and international aid organizations have set up temporary camps but some migrants say they need a different solution. row upon row of tents on the gr

and private companies were accused of looting from the country's relief fund president cyril ramaphosa called for an investigation now the auditor general has published his findings uncovering major flaws and corruption. an opportunity. when there are fewer. money. transactions. this. is correspondent in south africa average increase has been following the story for us good to see you is anyone in south africa surprised about the auditor general's findings in q tell us a bit more about. well not really because there were a few indications in the past weeks actually a lot of the more and more reports coming are divides corruption in relation to those covered 19. expenditures of the governments now the south african government if you recall spend about 25000000000 euros on its fiscal covered 9000 relief package that's one of the biggest packages on the continent and about 7500000000 euros of that is the money that was allocated to a local government and also on the federal level that was basically already spent and this is the amount of money that they're ordered to general looked into w

sounds with the biggest composer of all time i can't even begin to imagine a world class horn player cyril willis on a musical journey of discovery. without being told in september 16th on. this estate news live from valley in germany says a nerve agent was used to poison russia's leading opposition figure let's say the valley is in a medically induced coma here. in siberia german government says it has proof that he was poisoned but the military tops in. time the chancellor has described as a timetable.

and private companies were accused of looting from the country's relief fund president cyril on a post called for an investigation now the auditor general has published his findings uncovering major flaws and corruption. an opportunity to prevent. and. then there are few our. correspondent in south africa has been following the story for us good to see you is anyone in south africa surprised about the auditor general's findings in q tell us a bit more about them well not really because there were few indications in the past weeks actually a lot of them more and more reports coming out about corruption in relation to those 19. expenditures of the government's now the south african government if you recall spend about 25000000000 euros on its fiscal covered 19 relief package that's one of the biggest packages on the continent and about 7500000000 euros of that is the money that was allocated to a local government and also on the federal level that was basically already spent and this is the amount of money that the auditor general looked into with some frightening findings how he put it

let's take a look at some other stories making news around the world south africa's president cyril ramaphosa has announced a very very easing of the country's lockdown which was one of the world's strictest borders to most countries will be opened from next month's in a televised address told the nation we have withstood the coronavirus storm. in the u.s. hurricane sally has been downgraded to a category one storm caused severe damage to parts of the florida coast heavy rains have given rise to severe flooding in the city of pensacola the storm is expected to weaken as it pushes for the inland. the government wants to remove britain's queen elizabeth as its head of head of state and become a republic the caribbean island gained independence from britain in 1966 but retained the queen as its head head of state the prime minister says it's now time for the country to have a baby and head of state. and here in germany police have launched raids against some of their colleagues officers suspected of trading new nazi images and private online chat groups 29 police offices in the german state of n

with the biggest composer of all time i constantly begin to imagine a world class horn player cyril willis on a musical journey of discovery. a world without beethoven starts september 16th onto w. . the book. this is news and these are our top stories. european governments are racing to find shelter for thousands of displaced migrants from the morea calm on the greek island of less force fire destroyed the facility leaving some 12000 people homeless france and germany have agreed on a plan to resettle hundreds of children from the camp elsewhere in europe. jordan said a series of large explosions that rocked the city of zarqa was caused by an electric short circuit at an army depo that stored mortars there were no reports of casualties from the explosion which took place in a remote area any friday a government spokesman told state media. the 1st case of african swine fever has been confirmed in a wild boar in germany according to the country's agriculture minister the disease is not dangerous to humans but is fatal to pigs authorities have prepared containment measures to protect the cou

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biggest 4 on record for africa's most industrialized economy the workforce shrank after president cyril ramaphosa ordered a strict lockdown to curb the spread of the disease in march but the number of those considered economically inactive also swirled by 5000000 to almost 21000000 people over a 3 month period that means they were unable to look for employment because of the restrictions. or pandemic has also led to massive job losses in the philippines many are going hungry as the country struggles with its 1st recession in nearly 30 is terminal and again reports from the capital manila. rambo badly but says his family feels lucky if they are able to eat 3 times a day he used to earn an equivalent of 6 u.s. dollars a day selling food but now he says he's happy if he's able to bring home for. we've been hungry says march in the 1st 2 weeks of the lockdown the finish of the very little cash we had and since we couldn't really go out to work we just borrowed money many people here are in a similar position they used to be part of what the government calls the informal sector they're eithe

with 2 more years of suspended jail time he remains free pending an appeal south africa's president cyril ramaphosa has announced a further easing of the country's lockdown which was one of the world's strictest borders to most countries will be opened from next month in a televised address ramaphosa told the nation we have withstood the coronavirus storm didn't. authorities on the greek island of less books have charged 4 men with arson in connection with the fires that swept through the overcrowded maría refugee camp last week the men all migrants from afghanistan have been given 3 days to prepare their testimony. the president of the european commission has laid out her vision for europe to tackle the climate crisis addressing the european parliament today ursula fund a lion's wide ranging speech also called on china to improve its human rights record and made a not so veiled attack on member state poland for its attitude towards gay people and she urged member states to resolve the e.u.'s paralysis on the issue of migration. also love underlying ahead of a 1st arab state of the union

president cyril ramaphosa announced his death, saying mr bizos had "contributed immensely to our democracyigners say it can be difficult to know where to turn in times of crisis. to coincide with world suicide prevention day, the country has launched its first ever national helpline, operating in 13 languages. ishleen kaur reports on the personal tragedy that helped to bring it into being. this was just six days before 18—year—old raga took his life. january six, 2019 changed everything for his family, including his sister. it was very sudden. it was shocking. none of us saw it coming. so my family, we were shattered. we were broken. and it took us a long time to even sort of come to terms with what had happened to us. according to the latest report by the national crime records bureau, the number of indian men who took their own life was more than doubled than that of indian women. the public health foundation of india say that while it is true that more indian men die from suicide every year, more women are attempting suicide. raashi started researching on suicides in india. and a helpli

with the biggest composer of all time i can't even begin to imagine a world class horn player cyril willis on a musical journey of discovery. world without beethoven. this week on to. me. this is the news and these are our top stories. israel has gone into a 2nd nationwide coronavirus lock down the 3 week restrictions come into effect as the country marks the jewish new year there are fears the measures will further damage and the commie already devastated by the 1st shutdown. human rights lawyer amount clooney has quit her role as the u.k. special envoy on press freedom the move comes in response to a briggs it bill that clears the way for britain to break international law if necessary we need to scrub the government plan as lamentable and said they would only embolden autocratic regimes around the world. the u.s. has announced plans to ban the chinese and mobile apps to talk and we chat citing national security concerns downloading the apps in the u.s. will be blocked from sunday a full ban on the use of tick tock could come into effect by mid november experts worry to talks oana could

of the people people willing to comply censure to prevent the further spread of the virus professor cyril current head of the world tree of immunotherapy at the university thanks for joining us on the program today. thank you. may be claiming only a vote for him will guarantee law and order in the united states a rival democratic party things x. though say another 4 years of him in the white house will only result in more violence on the streets a lot more pain has been looking at those claims. in november the us public will get to vote on who becomes president for the next 4 years and figures from the media and political establishment are now preparing the public for possible outcomes something called the transition integrity project created in 2019 is planning for things that could go wrong during the upcoming vote and subsequent transition of power they've been playing out war games and some rather interesting scenarios have been dreamed up with the exception of the big biden win scenario each of our exercises reach the brink of catastrophe but massive disinform ation campaigns of viol

with the biggest composer of all time i conti can begin to imagine a world class horn player cyril willis on a musical journey of discovery. of the world without being told in september 16th on t.w. . this is news and these are our top stories. officials on the u.s. west coast say cooler weather weather in the coming days may help them contain the wildfires that have devastated the region dry and windy conditions have been feeding the flames the blazes have killed at least 20 people so far dozens more are missing. police on the greek island of lesbos have fired tear gas at migrants demanding more permanent housing off the island. fire destroyed the overcrowded morea refugee camp earlier this week the greek army has begun building a replacement facility but most of the migrants say they just want to leave. iran has executed a young wrestling champion in defiance of a global campaign calling for his sentence to be revoked and a veto of car he was convicted of killing a security guard during anti-government demonstrations the 27 year old maintains he was tortured into confessing demonstrator

president cyril ramaphosa announced his death, saying mr bizos had "contributed immensely to our democracycoronavirus: your stories. philippa thomas hears from people about how covid—19 has changed their lives. welcome to coronavirus: your stories, a programme about how covid—19 is changing lives around the world. i'm thomas and this week we are looking at nature and climate. how our natural environment can help us as individuals in times like this and also the personal story of two of us who want the global pandemic to throw more light on the global climate emergency. later we will hear from ireland about one way of turning to nature in stressful times with growing interest in the traditional practices of forest medicine like a forest bathing. and from sweden, how health —based architecture can help us now to redesign the spaces around us, help us now to redesign the spaces around us, try to stay healthy and be more resilient to infection. but first, how is the covid—19 pandemic changing climate activism? we have the personal story of two campaigners on either side of the atlantic. shunt

with the biggest composer of all time i constantly begin to imagine a world class horn player cyril willis on a musical journey of discovery. and. 2 world without beethoven. this week on digital. this is the news and these are our top stories israel has gone into a 2nd nationwide coronavirus lockdown the 3 week restrictions come into effect as the country marks the jewish new year there are fears the measures will further damage and economy already devastated by the 1st shutdown. human rights lawyer amount of money has quit her role as the u.k. special envoy on press freedom the move comes in response to a briggs it bill that clears the way for britain to break international law if necessary we need to scribe the government plan as lamentable and said they would only embolden autocratic regimes around the world. the u.s. has announced plans to ban the chinese and mobile apps to talk and citing national security concerns downloading the apps in the u.s. will be blocked from sunday a full ban on the use of tick tock could come into effect by mid november experts worry to talks onna could pas

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restrictions in south africa are being rolled back after a drop in the number of new infections president cyril ramaphosa says the country will move to alert level one from midnight sunday curfew ours will be reduced to between midnight and 4 am while up to $100.00 people will be allowed to attend funerals international travel will also be allowed from october our public health response is now focused on further reducing the transmission of the virus and preparing for a possible research we have now taken a decision to keep increasing coronavirus testing due to the decline in new infections and that would use pressure on our health facilities. when our have sufficient testing capacity. to expand the criteria for text testing. to miller has this update from johannesburg south africa has endured a 6 month long lockdown one of the strictest in the world and it's had a severe impact on the economy one study suggests that after 3000000 people have lost their jobs while the economy contracted by around 51 percent in the 2nd quarter me south africans are worried about the country's economic future and

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time i see the saint basil's cathedral propagated as the kremlin in imagery about russia or bad cyrillic font and that sort of thing and things that present russia as only our foes. going to have to get through this and collaborate, i hope one day that willhappen . right now that isn't necessarily possible but we need broader understanding not only of russia but of all our adversaries to understand how they'll react to see things the same way they are doing this to us and that would be my answer there . it's not satisfying to people, we just want to play a larger version of black patrol with countries that that's not sustainable over the long term and why i think holding countries to their agreements internationally is extraordinarily important we also need the stuff that's going to make us more resilient in the long term and that's what the book tries to get to. >> i would add in there that i think it's also a consequence of our sense of military superiority. understanding your enemy at the cultural level is really the poor man's warfare. whereas from our viewer, if push comes to shove

jeffrey rosen accused beijing of allowing the hackers to operate and hinder south africa's president cyril ramaphosa has announced a further easing of the country's lockdown which has been one of the world's strictest borders to most countries will be open from next month in a televised address ramaphosa told the nation we have withstood the coronavirus storm this. greek authorities have formally charged for afghan migrants with arson for their alleged involvement in the fires that destroyed the migrant camp on the island of was books the fire last week destroyed most of the camp and it left thousands of people without shelter the greek army and international aid organizations have set up temporary camps but some migrants say they need a different solution. row upon row of tents on the greek island of les boss that's been set up for migrants displaced by the fires that gutted the morea camp but they're mostly empty. migrants and choosing to stay on the streets in squalid conditions many say that rather remain here than run the risk of being detained for months in a completely new camp. som

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sell with the biggest composer of all time i can't even begin to imagine a world class horn player cyril willis on a musical journey of discovery. world without beethoven starts september 16th on the w. . this is news and these are our top stories u.s. president donald trump is disputing reports he disparaged american war did various news outlets quote him as calling them losers all suckers the atlantic magazine broke the story trump has called the report fake and says he's done more full.

i really cringe every time i see, you know, the cathedral as the kremlin or bad cyrillics and presentussia as our foes. and we're going to have to cooperate, one day i hope that will happen. right now that isn't necessarily possible, but we need broader understanding, not only of russia, but of all of our adversaries, the same way they're doing to us. that would be my answer there, i know it's not satisfying to a lot of people that we want to play a larger version of whack a troll and sanctions and holding countries to their agreements is important and we need the step that's making us more in the long-term and that's what the book tries to get to. >> i would just add in there i think it's also a consequence of our sense of military superiority. understanding your enemy at a cultural level is really, you know, it's the poor man's work warfare, from our plan of view, oh, if push comes to shove we'll just bomb them, i think that's how we've always approached it and i think it's-- it really puts us in this imbalanced situation because it just makes us an easier adversary because we're re

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coronavirus prescriptions are being rolled back after a decline in the number of infections president cyril ramaphosa says the country will move to a lower level one as of midnight on sunday curfew hours will be reduced to between midnight and 4 am $100.00 people will now be allowed to attend funerals international travel will also held from october cannot afford a resurgence of infections in our country a 2nd wave would be devastating to our country and who would again disrupt our lives and livelihoods. it is up to each and every one of us south africans to ensure that this does not happen india's official tally of corona virus cases is now past 5000000 2nd globally only to the united states where the 90000 new cases have been recorded in the past 24 hours the true number of infected people is thought to be much higher because of a relatively small testing program in a nation of more than a 1000000000 people or that 82000 people have died of cave 19 across india. so i had said on the program new york's fashion week a time some more socially distant look as the industry tries to come back f

. >> how'd do you get here before us >> god dammit cyril.you shut off all the countermeasures without our intel so you could access the vault [ alarm >> uh, do what, now? >> seth: please welcome to the show, jon benjamin thanks for being here, jon >> thanks for having me, how are you? >> seth: i'm doing very well congratulations, 11 seasons on two different shows. that is quite the accomplishment >> i know, you didn't congratulate me on any other season [ laughter ] >> seth: just the 11th, that's the only one that i'm impressed with >> yeah, you only -- you're starting really late to congratulate 11 years >> seth: i was there, i was with you for all six of "dr. katz." >> you did i got all your notes every year. you were like one of the -- i think one of the like first 150 people to watch that show. >> seth: very happy to be in that elite group i want to ask where you -- you had to record some of this season after the pandemic struck how was recording from home? >> um, it was like -- i'm sorry i'm doing this, cause i have progressive lenses,

president cyril ramaphosa announced his death, saying mr bizos had: "contributed immensely to our democracyt's plans for a huge increase in coronavirus testing could cost tens of billions of dollars, according to leaked whitehall documents. the papers, which were obtained by the british medicaljournal, set out how the initiative, described as borisjohnson's moonshot programme could work, with an aim of 3 million coronavirus tests per day available by december, and up to 10 million early next year. details of the project emerged on thursday as the prime minister set out new restrictions on social gatherings in england, which scientists have warned could remain in place into the new year. nick eardley reports. back at the downing street podium, to announce new restrictions for england because of real concern in government about the rising number of coronavirus cases. we are introducing the rule of six. you must not meet socially in groups of more than six. and if you do, you will be breaking the law. schools and workplaces are exempt, so the law. schools and workplaces are exempt, so oui’ the

has gone from myself then the judge guess but then this is a sport where everybody begins from cyril basically every week victoria azarenka lost out in the women's final at the u.s. open against soccer or soccer has pulled out of this event with an injury but as a run cap has just about made it's a paris. it's awfully to quick to transition but i'm happy to to be able to play i feel right now you know i feel it's right now still is a little bit different than years and years before. unlike in new york some firms will be in attendance organizers had hoped to welcome more than 20000 a day but that's now been cut to just 1000 and the richardson al-jazeera united are about has been suspended by world equestrians governing body the country has been found guilty of staging 2 international injures competitions as national events in an attempt to get around the rules an investigation found that too many for a ride is the taking part in the races now it's the 2nd time that the u.a.e. has been sanctioned in recent years 2015 the country was suspended over a horse welfare issues in a statement