all of asia and there's no sign of a slowdown any time soon even though the capital jakarta has re-instated a partial lockdown on friday indonesia hit a record daily high of nearly 5000 new infections health officials say the real number is probably much higher as to count as grave diggers can attest they've never seen anything like it grave diggers in jakarta no work around the clock racing to dig up to 40 burial plots a day before the pandemic it was just 10. it's a job that carries the risk of contagion and offers a frontline view of kobe its tragic toll. we're not complaining about how many bodies be bury every day and. it was very unfortunate for those who died they died in vain because of others who didn't comply with prevention protocols and when the. jakarta is now the epicenter of indonesia's corona virus outbreak the city alone is seeing more than 1000 new daily cases more than double the average caseload from early august a surge that's prompted another lockdown people are supposed to work study and pray at home for business owners it could spell ruin. we only just managed to sur

we do at this point, though, expect that she will be laying instate at the u.s.apitol, and i believe -- i will stand corrected if this is wrong, but i believe that will mang hke hee first woman to ever lay instate at the u.s. capitol ever. all right. much more ahead tonight. senator elizabeth warren joins us next. stay with us. >>> today mitch mcconnell and his henchmen believe that they can ram through a supreme court justice only 45 days from the election. mitch mcconnell believes that this fight is over. what mitch mcconnell does not understand is this fight has just begun. >> senator elizabeth warren speaking at saturday night's candlelight vigil for justice ruth bader ginsburg on the steps of the supreme court. joining us now is senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts, former democratic candidate for president. senator, thank you so much for being with us tonight. it's a real pleasure to have you here. >> thank you. it's good to be here with you. >> so you were impassioned, and you had your jaw set in those comments, and you absolutely had all of the other

and the permanent members of the security council to help us achieve that instate of a sovereign united in democratic of once that it peace with itself in the region capable of preserving expanding the gains of the last 19 years a democratically stable and prosperous of ones will be an example of how our collective will can overcome the turmoil in that certainty that defines our world today thank you you're listening there to ashraf ghani the president of afghanistan at the u.n. general assembly or at least addressing the u.n. general assembly remotely and he outlined there the various. the what is described as unprecedented turmoil at the era he talked about the code 19 pandemic the effect that that has had he also talked about violence and warfare that's affecting afghanistan and also climate change in the context of warfare he mentioned the peace talks and he said that are happening at the moment in doha with the taliban he said he made the hard decision to start peace talks with the taliban and he was hoping for and he made said the urgent priority was a ceasefire on that front does

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and the permanent members of the security council to help us achieve that instate of a sovereign united and democratic reforms that a democratically stable and prosperous funston will be an example of how our collective will can overcome the turmoil in that certainty that defines our world today but as a some a big job in reports from doha those songs which are in the taliban and afghan government are making little progress. they're only discussing codes and conditions at the moment so the wider group can meet they haven't even discussed the agenda the sticking points remain islamic jurisprudence the use of language as well as inclusion of some of the elements that both sides are not happy with. are saying that the islamic jurisprudence the 100 feet or jurisprudence in law should be the guiding principle and the deciding principle in terms of conflict resolution but the afghan government is saying that there are minorities sikhs and hindus who cannot be left out in from this initial agreement and terms and conditions then the taliban want islamic sharia to replace social justice in term

if you caught the game last night, you may have seen the new safety precautions that the nfl has instatedted with both teams meating at mid field, linking arms, it earned them a smattering of boos at arrowhead stadium. they're one of just a handfull of teams starting the season with fans. their attendance last night was around 16,000. that is less than a quarter of full capacity. for teams that spent billions on new stadiums it's likely that no one will show up the rams and charge rs will share a $5 billion cutting edge facility in las vegas. they announced they will have no fans all year. other changes that you will see and hear, starting with virtual crowd noise. covering up empt look for cardboard cut out fans like we have seen baseball do this year. this week microsoft announced it's working to provide a fan mosaic it's a live feed of team specific fans on an led screen look for teams to get creative in fan engagement. the dolphins have set up a game day theaters allowing fans to sit outside the stadium to watch fans in socially distant manner, of course. the big question with all the

it's on paper instated promises he made with bolshevik bernie himself.he manifesto released this summer lays out and all the detail you ever want to commit the new extreme radical socialist wallace democratic plans for your future. 110 pages outlines massive tax increases. trillions of new increases. wide open borders. it's essentially an all-encompassing welfare state where everything basically is free, which means that it will be funded by you, we come at th american people, the taxpayers. now these are biden's stated promises that he's put in writing. the manifesto makes clear that pretty much everything is a human right page 17, no one should have to spend more than 30 percent of their income for housing. who's going to pay for the rest of that mortgage? that sounds like it was written by aoc. the document proves that biden shares similar to bolshevik bernie on healthcare. at subsidized government run option. biden also vowed to implement a version of this new green deal, it will go further than aoc new green deal and putting her on his climate unity

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president's brand, he wants to see himself as the one on the campaign trail talking about fully instatingbudget, and i think it's important to remember that this comes after a long summer, you know just a few months ago we had military members saying that they were really frustrated with reports that russia has boubtties on soldiers' heads, that he didn't talk with putin about that. so, you know, military members in washington tell me at least that they're already really anxious that he could use them in ways that they don't think are appropriate. >> and i heard that a lot from some of the veterans i was talking to here as well. matt, let's just turn to the race in general. we saw a slew of post-convention polls, showing joe biden still leading nationally. leading or tied in the battleground states that trump won in 2016. how much stock do you think we should put in the polls? i think we're all weary of them. we remember 2016, but now less than two months out. >> to me, one, we have to wait until election day, as we had done better in 2016 and not gone out of the way of saying donald trum

i really think i have an instinct but i don't think it's the instate shark i think it's the instinct of of maybe getting what i want or knowing how to get what i want. only if you recognize the profit of petunias he's in this new era as well as. he made large scale purchases of derelict new york apartment blocks and promised to transform them into next 3 hotels and apartments to receive financing from banks high on the market boom and through the largest tax break in new york city history trump himself had practically nothing will happen is an incredible place where you build a huge building in a sold out in a matter of days i mean you know you build a building with literally 3 or $400.00 units i'm building a building is one of the hottest buildings anyone's of the scene is just selling like hotcakes when hatton itself is becoming a place of the rich period. the genie was out of the bottle the brave new world of finance or capitalism could no longer be constrained and great efforts were made to set it as a controllable and secure system. the whole industry is based around a kind of i

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management and previous managers, he doesn't seem to be very happy with the new men that have been instatedwho run the club, the president and those terrified of the reaction from the fans if they let him go,. deputy sports editor at the sun. in belarus, computer hackers have gained access to the interior ministry website and added president alexander lukashenko to a list of wanted criminals, accusing him of war crimes and seizing power illegally. belarus has been rocked by mass protests and strikes since last month's disputed presidential election. a huge oil tanker on fire off the eastern coast of sri lanka is being towed further out to sea, because of fears that it will be difficult to contain the flames. it began on thursday, when a boiler exploded, killing one crew member and injuring another. the vessel is carrying more than a quarter of a million tonnes of crude oil, but the sri lankan navy says there has been no leak so far. virgin atlantic is to cut another 1,150 jobs, despite completing a £1.2 billion rescue deal. the cuts come just four months after the airline slashed more than

but because she did not hold government or military office she lay in honour and not instate.ning to ruth bader ginsburg. because of the jewish high to ruth bader ginsburg. because of thejewish high holidays she will be buried next tuesday after yom kippur and she will be laid to rest at the arlington national cemetery next to her husband, marty ginsburg, who died in 2010. members of the supreme court, family and close friends will attend that service, and as i was saying, her death less than 50 days before the presidential election has made that issue of her replacement on the court, a most controversial one. so we will keep an eye on the events at the supreme court, as the casket carrying ruth bader ginsburg is carried into the building. we will be talking to our washington correspondent gary 0'donoghue a little later. you can tell us what to expect in the coming days. it's taken years of legal wrangling but the high court has cleared one of the last obstacles for two men from london, to face trial in the us. they are accused of being part of the so called islamic state grou