accuse each other of violating the cease fire but many still hold great hopes for peace such as here in baba as that by shun which lies on the border of the disputed area. or to shift if there is a cease fire and the conflict is resolved in a peaceful way then that's fine with us that means we will not lose more soldiers. christian ethnic armenians make up the majority of the population of nagorno caught up. the predominantly muslim azerbaijan accuses its neighbor of occupying its territory in violation of international law the territorial stalemate has continued for decades and it's likely to take many more hours of negotiation before a permanent pay still is a tree and for more on the conflict joined now by professor art's home tony and a researcher on the south caucasus at the university of minnesota professor do we have any idea why the truce broke down. we're going to know exactly what happened but things like this happened in war time and actually there was not a whole lot of optimism when that truce was signed that it was going to hold then we intend 11 hours or so the truce was viola

baba, bring us up to date. this is a late—breaking development here.dia is reporting that the president will be brought here to the walter reed military hospital, that he will be coming here for tests, and that he will arrive shortly, he will take the marine one helicopter from the white house to this hospital. officials quoted by the media say he is not seriously ill, but because of his age and other risk factors, they don't want to ta ke other risk factors, they don't want to take any chances. they are taking as many precautions as possible. they say he has been working throughout the afternoon from his residence, taking calls, and that he will continue to do so from the hospital, he might be here for a couple of days, but an executive suite has been set up so that he can continue to work. so they have been saying from the white house that he has only mild symptoms. his doctor put out a statement saying that he is fatigued but in good spirits. he has been given a cocktail of antibodies. the message from the white house is still very much that he is i

supposed to be playing the barbarians in a warm up game yesterday — but the rfu had to cancel it after 12 babake covid rules. well england head coach eddiejones has had to revise his preparations for their match against italy. he has named a 36 man squad for the game. joining us to discuss the latest is our rugby reporter, sara 0rchard. how much of a spanner in the works was the cancellation for eddie jones? well, it means that england are the only competitive side going into this weekend's final round of six nations matches without a game under their belts. we do understand from eddiejoness press conference earlier today that they did quickly arrange what he termed as a competitive training session to replicate the game in some way. however, he was very quick to reassure england fans that england won't in any way be undercooked when it comes to next weekend and making sure that everyone knows that they dealt very well with the circumstances thrown at them. i quicklyjust went circumstances thrown at them. i quickly just went up circumstances thrown at them. i quicklyjust went up to my room and

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have been injured in recent shelling by a meanie and forces rockets at a restaurant in the city of baba and left the school severely damaged in a separate shelling in the border region as a by john also reported the local police station was destroyed along with civilian buildings. internationally azerbaijan's backed by turkey which is supported backers attempts to regain the goal no karabakh however media along with russia which is a member of the collective security treaty organization which is based on a nato style platform the head of the c.s. to go says a present the alliance needs to do nothing but call for pace but in an interview with r.t. he was asked if that would change if mania itself was attacked by azerbaijan. well i'm sure that the regime will not hit the actual territory of armenia i'm sure such development will not happen that's because initially said that it has no territorial claims to armenia it does not challenge armenia sovereignty and territorial integrity i think that it is neither in the interest of armenia nor as a regime for the conflict to grow into a regional

stuart: you call it bob bought instead of ali baba okay i got it. amazon prime bay intraday. next tuesday. are you going to tell me they have a hard time keeping demand. susan: your expecting huge volume and pandemic challenges and warehousing and delivery that goes along with that, last year we had $7 billion in sales and analyst say we will easily surpass that they should because online shopping is strong heading into the holiday season. also the shift in the calendar, usually primed a taking place in july, now moved to october which is a lot of pent-up demand and sales expected, there may be limited supply because amazon has been prioritizing room in their warehouses for essential items and it's in demand huge during covid, then hired 100,000 extra employees and planning to open 33 new fulfillment centers this year just to keep up, if you add prime day, that is a lot of gridlock, j.p. morgan forecast this year's event could bring in sales of seven and a half billion which will be up 42% from last year and the marketer estimates prime day sales can hit close to $10 billion,

. >>> an e-commerce firm linked to chinina's ali baba group holdin will shut operations in taiwan.t comes as authorities ramp up scrutiny of chinese investments. a british company launched the e-commerce platform last year. it's been operating the site with a licensing agreement from alibaba. taiwan regulates any investment with more than 30% ownership. taiwanese authorities say alibaba has de facto control, and found the personal information of site users could be sent to china. they issued a statement saying it has decided to stop taking new orders, and will withdraw its business by the end of december. taiwan also ordered the provider of a video streaming service to halt its business. the platform is backed by china's internet search leader and circumvented regulations. >>> we turn now to the coronavirus pandemic. governments in europe are taking tougher measures to tackle a surge in new infections. france is imposing a nighttime curfew in paris and other major cities. it takes effect this saturday and covers a third of the country's population. >> translator: it's too late. peo

accuse each other of violating the cease fire but many still hold great hopes for peace such as here in baba as that by shan which lies on the border of the disputed area. or if there is a cease fire and the conflict is resolved in a peaceful way then that's fine with us that means we will not lose more soldiers. christian ethnic armenians make up the majority of the population of now gone across. the predominantly muslim azerbaijan accuses its neighbor of occupying its territory in violation of international law the territorial stalemate has continued for decades and it's likely to take many more hours of negotiation before a permanent peace deal is achieved and for more on the conflict are joined now by professor arts tony and a researcher on the south caucasus at the university of minnesota professor do we have any idea why the truce broke down. we're going to know exactly what happened but things like these have been in war time and actually there was not a whole lot of optimism when that truce was signed that it was going to hold and we didn't 1011 hours or so the truce was violated by

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hourly employees $70 million worth of new bonuses, 70 million going out there, the stock is up, ali baban a little bit. susan: the pain $3.6 billion to take control china's big box retailer which is a major rival to walmart in china and just like the u.s. and supermarkets they have been one of the booming and retail industry bright spots in the consumer stocking up on food and other household essentials during lockdown, walmart, i know people forget, walmart has only 10% of the big-box retail sector in china people forget that warmer operate in china and already has more than that by itself, one individual company with 14%, ali baba takes control of big-box retailing doesn't make sense, this is part of valley public growth strategy supermarket, grocery, resurgence in the chinese consumer but also a lighalot is going right for the committee, $310 a record high in recent days, up 44% this year for ali baba and not only groceries doing well, cloud, and needs to be profitable this year in cloud, think of valley baba as the amazon of china, not only do they sell but cloud is a major contribut

accuse each other of violating the cease fire but many still hold great hopes for peace such as here in baba as a by shun which lies on the border of the disputed area. or to shift if there is a cease fire and the conflict is resolved in a peaceful way then that's fine with us that means we will not lose more soldiers. christian ethnic armenians make up the majority of the population of nagorno-karabakh the predominantly muslim azerbaijan accuses its neighbor of occupying its territory in violation of international law the territorial stalemate has continued for decades and it's likely to take many more hours of negotiation before a permanent peace deal is achieved. spoke with tony on research on the south caucasus at the university of minnesota and i asked him why moscow was hesitant to get involved in the not gone conflict. russia's role really complex he's. the only country that is supplying weapons to both countries to come to think or against. tremendous they ask for a christian presence. of these countries russia upwards of 2000000 armenians and upwards of 2000000 azerbaijan italy and

if you were in baba yesterday after the attack happened what did you witness that. well this has been the deadliest attack here in by john the deadliest reported to attack since the fighting over to go in a car about started over a month ago we've been in florida just hours after it happened we saw burned out cars as several houses completely destroyed and many people in shock now azerbaijan has actually accused armenian forces of having attacked barda with so-called. cluster munition this is a particularly devastating and deadly type of weapon battened by many countries around the world except. azerbaijan and armenia and armenia has leveled similar allegations over the past weeks against azerbaijan human rights organizations have confirmed these claims on the ground now this is a dangerous escalation more than 100 civilians on both sides have already lost their lives in this war so as the fighting continues this number is very likely to increase. you know how be likely is it that the violence in the region will come to an end soon. well right now a diplomatic peace

when moving to the strictest level of rules on friday but as their dream baba reports the political handling of trying to fight against the coronavirus is causing anger after protracted negotiations and recriminations almost 3000000 more people in england are set to come under the highest level of restrictions given the public health situation i must now proceed with moving great amounts as i say to the very high level because not to act would put manchester's n.h.s. and the lives of many of manchester's residents at risk regional mayor andy burnham insists johnson's government walked away from talks even after local leaders compromised on the financial support package they'd accept the people whose workplace is shut down you are asking people to do a big thing and you can't do that without fully supporting them through that and doing it on the cheap but that is why it seems to me they were trying to do the whatever it takes moment early this year has completely gone it's you'll get what we'll give you and that is an acceptable in the middle of a national crisis like a pandemic. the u.k. is

new restrictions as italy recorded another daily record of the most 20000 cases on saturday that in baba has the latest. in a small town in the heart of europe they're trying to save a life the intensive care units here in the czech town of key of new bern know is nearly full with covered 19 patients 75 staff at this hospital are off with the virus for their colleagues these are worrying times. the staff are doing everything even at the expense of their personal needs and time even on their days off they're working to prevent an italian scenario daily infections in the czech republic have hit a record high of more than 15000 that's despite tight restrictions including limits on people's movement and a ban on gatherings of more than 2 people in poland's daily infections reached a record of nearly 14000 on friday as president andre duda visited the national stadium which is being transformed into a field hospital due to who's 48 is now in quarantine after testing positive for coverage 19 he says he feels fine insisting he and his team followed the safety measures for damage and said. i wou

least $21.00 civilians in a missile strike undermining a ceasefire attempt the attack on the city of baba is the deadliest against civilians since fighting resumed a month ago. now votes are being counted in tanzania following an election mauled by allegations of foul play president john mcgrath surely is hoping to secure a 2nd term but his government has been accused of cracking down on to send opposition leaders say electoral observers were turned away from polling stations and also reported several instances of ballot stuffing katherine story has been. arran samwell came to cast his ballot in the capital doma he's one of 29000000 tons of man's who registered to vote and hopes his voice will count. i have been exercising my constitutional duty to electability they feel is best suited to be in development my province and maybe ridge. is in the semi autonomous region of zanzibar here they get to vote for their own president he says he wants a better life regardless of who he will be people who they want to fish for world peace secondly they want improvement for those who are new proved th

of a teacher was beheaded by a jihadi extremist last week after showing characters of the prophet baba to his class dubinsky reports from the french capital. a solemn ceremony at the bone in paris on wednesday evening with about $400.00 people in attendance to pay tribute to the slain teacher samuel patty president paid his own tribute saying that samuel party had now become the face of the french republic the face for the fight for freedom. samuel was murdered for the very reason the human body the value of the french republic he was killed because islamists want to take our future and. they will not prevail said samuel was a victim of lies a conspiracy theory. of what we are on friday he became the face of the republic and our desire to bring down terrorist networks to live like a community of free citizens. becomes a more details have emerged about who have been detained in connection with that attack including 2 minors a 14 and 15 year old who were paid some 300 euros for information to show the attack of. who he was following school on friday now that beheading is left many here o

countries across europe are now imposing more restrictions to tackle the new wave off infections and seen baba has the latest from london governments across the continent worried about the royces infections and the right set which cases are now doubling its early was of course the 1st european.

in a missile strike bringing a fat attempt at a cease fire and to douse the attack on the city of baba is the deadliest single incident against civilians since fighting flared a month for. anger is growing and muslim nations against french president of manual macro with new protests in bangladesh iran and pakistan that's after mccrum vowed to crack down on what he calls radical islam and defended the right to mock religion and next year brian reports. in various cities from mumbai. to mogadishu they came to stand up for their religion and the men they believe the word is gold. which we are protesting against a french president who insulted our prophet muhammad we are marching we're burning the french word you're full of above the law. in the bangladeshi capital dhaka they burned in effigy of emanuel mccrone the ngo was sparked by the french president's recent comments claiming islam is a religion and crisis to crack down on what he called separatism and defending the publishing of cop. hoons of the prophet muhammad 7. and now france has become a hated nation in the islamic world we wan

dress which we're showing in the exhibition and which is inseparably and twined with fast been dos and baba bones work. the count is put to stunning effect in fassbender is film about forbidden love in the 3rd high he was. stuck to. but. it was pounds collaborations with fassbender that propelled her to the top of her field and even beyond. your brother is in great shape she became an inspiration beyond the film industry through fast and those posthumously released film with sean. z. is instead of we know that she is the inspiration for many costume designers but we also know that when john saw 1st in this case he got inspiration for his fashion lines because that's quite unusual for costume designers just pass it off and here in question. from sketches to film stills the exhibition covers the decades of part of a career. her attention to detail is literally palpable as visitors can actually touch the fabrics and experience some of the magic of the films she worked on. from fashion now to food world bread day is coming up this week and as anyone who lives here in germany knows in germany it

market so i think these guys will so so basically what you're saying there is a trend i mean ali baba's and financial has also decided against new york chose hong kong and shanghai for a plan to make the i.p.o. potentially coming up rather soon. so equity markets are going the way that u.s. china trade is right now. yes i don't think so i think i think you know the relationship between the u.s. and i'm sure it's going to be fooled for a number of years and it's going to be it's going to cause almost a different areas financial instruments and the way people are getting this in those financial issues and whether this is going to change karl over the next 5 years so if you will meaning the there is going the way of china trading in the fact there won't be much room between the 2 countries then there are 2 groups. joining or one group it's financial markets it's major companies listed look really big is a way to achieve that and how about the other way around i mean if chinese companies not getting listed. not the united states do we see some similar moves the other way around. i i well i

laguina baba if she can expand on that. >> sure. and i think greg ragnar is on the phone and can talk to that as well. when you look at the budget and how much of it is allocated to respond to the latino community, when you went line by line item, it amounted to about 36%. greg, did you want to weigh in? >> greg wagner, chief operating officer of d.p.h. we did an estimate as the doctor said, as we were kind of looking at this issue as we went through the major categories of the d.p.h. budget -- sorry. >> greg, i'm so sorry. i'm home schooling. >> i hear you. i've got some of that going on too. >> i'm like, please, can someone else deal with this. i missed what you said. could you repeat what you just said. i apologize. >> no worries. i got that in my house too. we went through the d.p.h. budget where we went through categories of spending, major categories of your $204.6 million allocation to d.p.h., so p.p.e., testing, i.n.q. hotels, case investigation, and contact tracing. we tried to estimate what the various populations are that

morgan so in financial history revenue stranger basically came out to ali baba jack ma said you know wasn't happy with the chinese financial system you're not getting enough small loans to small businesspeople if you don't change it we will and they actually did change it so they're doing payments they charge 0.01 percent transacted on a payment they're connecting $80000000.00 merchants 16 trillion dollars in payments that's $25.00 times bigger than paper oh well they've also revolutionized they've gone into credit lending and assets under management you can get a loan or i'm in financial within 3 minutes a 1000 dollars 2 $1000.00 unsecured loan this is creating frictional e-commerce frictional commerce still. there revolution 1500 in china what the banks here should have been doing right and collins got a cut off their thanks bank as a report thanks guys all right that's going to do it for this edition of kaiser a part with me max kaiser and stay sara want to thank our guest and collins the next time. congo. the maternity town the slums go in and you may never get out sons of the mo

neither of the candidates got more than 50 percent of the vote on sunday a runoff will be held but in baba has us. he's the leader of a country that nobody but turkey recognizes and now turkey's leaders have turned against him to. is hoping to be reelected as president of the self declared republic of northern cyprus with a population of no more than half a 1000000 people i can choose supports a federal solution for the divided island and he's keen for stalled talks involving the government in the south of cyprus as well as greece turkey and britain to resume. but many people here in the north favor a 2 state solution including the prime minister s. in touch who's backed by turkey. this week alongside turkish president are due on the tower announced the partial reopening of viral. it's a holiday resort abandoned by its greek cypriot inhabitants during the turkish invasion in 1984 the move to allow visitors back on to the beach was criticised by tatas rivals who saw it as turkish interference during kaiju morea teen in unfortunately the or thora g.'s of the republic of turkey took a side in

after he contract a coronavirus he's tweeted to west trump and his wife a speedy recovery lets him baba has more from london. i think we all want to send best wishes to the president and the 1st lady and i've done that this morning as you can imagine and i'm sure that they'll both stage a very strong recovery british prime minister boris johnson was one of the 1st world leaders to send a message of support on friday one that was informed no doubt by personal experience earlier this year i was at a hospital the other night where i think there are a few there are actually if you create a virus of patients like shook hands with everybody that admission in march attracted criticism for sending a dangerous message just weeks later soon after imposing a national lockdown the prime minister announced he tested positive for covered 19 and would be isolating i developed my old symptoms all the coronavirus. he carried on working appearing outside 10 downing street for the weekly applause for health workers and looking on well he extended his self isolation then 9 days after testing positive he wa

unit in april after contracting it he's tweeted to wish trump and his wife a speedy recovery lets him baba has more from london. i think we all want to send best wishes to the president and the 1st lady and i've done that this morning as you can imagine and i'm sure that they'll both stage a very strong recovery british prime minister boris johnson was one of the 1st world leaders to send a message of support on friday one that was informed no doubt by personal experience earlier this year i was at a hospital the other night where i think there are a few there are actually if you create a virus of patients like shook hands with everybody that admission in march attracted criticism for sending a dangerous message just weeks later soon after imposing a national lockdown the prime minister announced he tested positive for covered 19 and would be isolating i developed my old symptoms all the coronavirus. he carried on working appearing outside 10 downing street for the weekly applause for health workers and looking on well he extended his self isolation then 9 days after testing positive he wa

and spain hope public cooperation will mean there's no need for another complete lockdown and even baba has more. one of a string of protests in italy against pandemic related restrictions demonstrators converged on the government building in rome to denounce a nighttime curfew they say it's shuttering the economy. sunday the prime minister announced tough new measures saying covered 1000 cases were rising dangerously across the country and placing pressure on the health system. just. managing the pandemic means to permit a medical system to give a prompt response guaranteeing treatment and proper hospitalizations to all citizens it means to prevent a 2nd complete lockdown like the one we had in spring the country cannot afford it . bars and restaurants have to close at 6 pm although they can offer a takeaway service gyms swimming pools cinemas and theaters are being ordered to shots people are being strongly advised not to leave home except for work health or education purposes but so far there's no ban on travelling spain is going further with a new state of emergency coming into effe

to wear masks outdoors in italy france has reported its highest numbers of daily infections but in baba reports. not so long ago they were being applauded every evening for their lifesaving efforts now front line workers at a law passed hospital like others in madrid a staging launched on strikes with coverage 19 cases of deaths on the rise again they're exhausted if we act the everything up in their effort minute i'm here to represent my colleagues and our battle for better working conditions for our rights our salaries our hours to be able to have a work life balance to be able to spend time with our family. since last friday almost 5000000 people in and around madrid have in theory been under new restrictions. but fines for traveling outside the area other than for an essential reason such as work study or visiting a doctor are on hold until a legal challenge is heard. in britain the opposition labor party is questioning local restrictions in parts of northern england pointing out that 19 out of 20 areas under restrictions for 2 months had reported rising infection rates the prime mi

them are struggling to survive although of the honeyed met with some of those displaced people in baba and central azerbaijan by the side of this road they watched a war unfolding a few kilometers away. with each explosion they wonder what was hit. has been living in his car for the past month from here he can monitor his village now trapped in the conflict zone. and we stay here because we have to take care of our harvest and our land when it calms down we rush there to see what has been hit and feed the animals and then we come back we try to go there 3 times a day. drive away people are escaping the battlefield they've managed to bring their livestock to safety they tell us their village has also come under fire. this should have been cotton picking season but there's barely anyone left here to harvest new or has expanded with random shelling reaching well beyond the line of contact so for this year the crops are going to waste about 100000 people have fled their homes living in schools that have shut because of the conflict many had already been displaced since their land in 1900.

away also push hopes a short 2 week closure will ease the burden on the health system there and in baba reports now on the tough the stations being taken across the continent as the united kingdom wonders whether it will soon be under a full lockdown wales has taken a big step down its own path the devolved government is starting what it calls a 2 week fire break from friday the type of restrictions last seen back in the spring between for the 28th of october and the 9th of november everyone in wales will be required to stay at home this means working from home where ever that is possible and the only exceptions. will be critical workers and jobs where working form home is simply not possible the welsh government says the measures need to be short and sharp to fight an exponential rise in covered 19 cases it's offering almost 400 $1000000.00 in support for businesses affected. money's a sticking point in greater manchester in northwest england earmarked for the toughest restrictions local politicians want similar support to the previous lockdown when workers forced to stay at home got 8

business associate tony baba linsky who accused joe biden of lying through his teeth about this stuff i've heard joe biden say that he's never discussed business with hunter that is false 'd. i have firsthand knowledge about this because i directly dealt with the biden family including joe biden. now this story of joe biden allegedly getting money from people in moscow and hunter biden you know in his laptop this stuff is really blowing up a spec and you know that's definitely the case especially when social media giants like facebook and twitter have been trying to censor articles like this and a lot of conservatives have called it a part of political bias against them and trump wasn't actually letting up on that at the debate he was talking a lot about it. the e-mail so horrible even ilse of the kind of money that you were raking in you and your family and show you a vice president when some of this was happening and i think you owe an explanation to the american people if i did my job is complete i carried out u.s. policy not one single solitary thing was not a line not a single th

is on the other side which houses of course many government offices and it remains to be seen the baba security forces will respond if that actually happened last night prime minister meet called on security forces to not use live ammunition and also call them produce just respect the security forces but of course if the situation escalates just try to cross those barricades security forces will attempt to secure the green zone so we have to wait and see how this will develop and if once again there will be a return to violence thousands of people have been protesting outside the official residence of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu demanding that he resign police say a number of demonstrators were arrested several people were forcefully dragged away from paris square in central jerusalem it's been the scene of the protests for the past 4 months demonstrators want netanyahu to step down criminal corruption charges and his handling of the crowing of ours crisis. there's growing opposition ensued on to the deal that normalizes ties with israel several prominent political groups

armenia of killing at least 21 people a good thing dozens of others in a missile strike on the city of baba not a serious challenge as the latest now from armenia's capital you have a. well the mcgoldrick are. author of sees the defense ministry there is updated its military death toll. by another $51.00 casualties on the battlefields now they seem to be losing roughly that amount of people every day at the moment so the current total stands at $1119.00 since fighting erupted on september 27th the authorities there say that stepanek at the main city and shushi 2nd city also came under attack from azerbaijani forces using. multi launch rocket systems and there have been a couple of injuries in attacks on the cities there the my armenian defense ministry is also said that it shot down one of these turkish made by reactor drove these are the the tech this is a piece of technology that has been taking a huge and devastating toll on the nagorno-karabakh an armenian fight is now the diplomatic movement of the day is the foreign ministry foreign ministers of both as a by john and armenia are meeti

bars and restaurants and both arland and wales are heading back into short periods of lockdown at the baba reports on the tough decisions being taken across the continent. in ireland as elsewhere covered 19 is causing real fears for the winter months the country's just recorded more than a 1000 new cases in 24 hours now the governments approved the highest level of restrictions for a limited generation people will be asked not to leave their home except for exercise nonessential shops will be shut with restaurants only operating takeaway and delivery services. wales has taken a big step down its own path the devolved government is starting what it calls a 2 week fire break from friday the type of restrictions last seen back in the spring between friday the 23rd of october and the 9th of november everyone in wales will be required to stay at home this means working from home where ever that is possible and the only exceptions will be critical workers and jobs where working form home is simply not possible the welsh government says the measures need to be short and sharp to fight an exponent

accuses a media of killing at least 21 people and wounding dozens in a missile strike on the city of baba the u.s. secretary of state mike pump a.o.'s praised his efforts to dispute beijing's claims in the south china sea during a visit to the country promised to find new ways to help jakarta fight what he called beijing's unlawful claims the secretary of state is a 5 nation trip through asia. votes are being counted in turn severe following an election marred by allegations of fraud president john mica fully is looking to secure a 2nd term his government was accused of cracking down on the center head of the vote of the opposition claims that the election was unfair. headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after today's edition of inside story next. 7000000 people visit around china to gather vital demographic data for the country's 7 relations and says. how china complete such a huge challenge during the close with $1000.00. special coverage on al-jazeera. how far to the right is the u.s. supreme court shifting newly appointed conservative judge amy kone barrett has declared her

facebook and twitter faced hours of question on censorship and misinformation on their platforms and ali babailed its plans for a stock market debut next month. it is said to be the words largest ever. it was also the week that space x's satellite internet service started recruiting baited testers with low expectations to test its broadband. a tester will get a router and a terminal to connect to the satellite giving access to what an e—mail describes is better than nothing internet service. the release of the highly anticipated game cyberpunk 77 has been delayed again until december ten. a letter from the developers apologise for the further delay save menu the announcement would raise emotions. the boston robot dog was sent to chernobyl to help sniff out radiation. 34 years on from the disaster, 200 tonnes of radioactive fuel is estimated to still be in the area. finally, we met another robot named spot he is also learning to behave like a dog. a team from john hopkins university is training this robot using dog training techniques of positive reinforcement. when it performs a task well, th

means that it's spreading faster there than anywhere else in europe per capita al-jazeera and even babaorts now from london. it's unclear why the president under a doodle or wherever he became infected with covered 19 to his office has tweeted out a message saying that he is fine he did attend a conference in tallinn last monday where he met the well gary and president now bob kerry and president has gone into quarantine himself we haven't got any more details about the the condition of the polish president of that country has some worrying figures it's seen a 24 hour record in cases of over 13000 on friday there are measures coming in which are stricter than they have been including asking people over the age of 70 to stay indoors they're extremely worried about the direction their cases are going in slovakia there's been a record number of 24 hour cases almost 3000 in that small e.u. country and next door in the czech republic the. cases has gone over 15000 for the 1st time they've had 2 months of restrictions so quite worrying for that government to see that it's not having the desir

the policies are being forced to finally do the palestinian factions that dominate the government in baba and the demonstrations are being forced to do what they should have long ago done which is trying to come up with a composition to reunify the policy movement and figure out what their strategy is that i fought the palestinian leadership or that the lack of. a lack of strategic vision among palestinian leadership for that as far as israel is concerned. yes they obviously need new leadership and sooner or later they're going to get it i would guess that a change in the united states but it might precipitate that but it might not ok well it all remains to be seen goldberg thank you very much for this discussion and that is our show up probably back next week. november on al-jazeera. who will be the next president of the united states join us for extended coverage of the u.s. elections on november 3rd and full of. all hail the lockdown explores the complexities of all global response to the coronavirus pandemic could a proposed traffic scheme threaten one of the world's most famous herit

. >> trevor: there's a song that plays before the news, before i watch cnn, it would be, bah-ba-baba,or: i'll play your game. let's say this was a tv show, not a documentary. >> okay. >> trevor: even though it's your face, your facial hair, you're talking to players. so what is the story about? ted lasso? is that his name? and he's this american guy who goes to england to become a coach of the team and he knows nothing about the sport? >> bingo. that's it. how much did you watch? >> trevor: the whole thing. >> and you thought it was a doc. >> trevor: it got renewed tore a second season, and i said, of course, we want to see more of where it ends up. i want to see how jason sudeikis coach as team during a pandemic. >> it's credits at the end where it has the fake names -- >> trevor: who watches credits? who's ever watched credits? do you have an apple tv? do you know what happens when you watch the show? you click on the next thing, it gets to the last, it says, do you want to watch the next episode, you say yes. when you're watching cable tv, the credits shrink and the next tv shows s