there is a difference in the polls bittman going 216-2020 plant it is these are the players behind biden india in the major swing states which increase the chances for biden to be. elected president although i think there will be multiple quarrels so the elections. then the. it will be different they will divulge calculations the unfolding by male factor this might trigger in some great instability in the american. streets refusal of either of these scientists to. accept to recognize defeat this will be a precondition for even deeper political instability and internal political confrontation as you just sat both sides are accusing each other off and their willingness to accept the election results while also reserving their rights you play golf part for themselves is that any american institution at this point of time that would be perceived as no partisan because i think when you look for example at law enforcement and this back and forth between f.b.i. and the. d.n.i. department for directors for national intelligence it's clear that even that within law enforcement intelligence community ba

india's if pollution of the u.s. pulls out of the pouch climber's record i have a feeling that if there is a biden at harris presidency people in india are going to be very very happy for one particular. a reason i love is called he she is talking about heritage and her family and giving a shout out to indian uncles and aunties it's hello. my mother instilled in my sister maya and me the values that we chart the course of our lives she raised us to be proud strong black women and she raised us to know and be proud of our indian heritage she taught us to put family 1st the family you're born into and the family you choose. family is my husband who i met on a blind date set up by my best friend amalie is our beautiful children call and ella who call me mom or family is my sister family is my best friend my nieces and my godchildren family is my uncles my and my kids. they're screaming over i mean they are. absolutely i mean do you feel like they are there on the ticket as well is there a sense that i asked suddenly as sally's in america yeah absolutely i mean come on the how are you know india care so much about what ha

bipartisan consensus that the us and the other nations ship is extremely important joe biden recently remarked that he sees india as a critical partner for maintaining u.s. national security interests so there is little expectation that there will be any fundamental change in the us in the a partnership with the new administration and the deal that happened today we need to remember is a result of almost 20 years of foundation needs down by the bureaucracies of both sides karima mohan thank you thank you for having me. pale and as for head to sri lanka and the next 2 countries that have been unduly impacted by chinese investment and influence this american trip is very much about countering china and 2020 has been a reckoning of sorts for us global power there's a feeling among many people all over the world rightly or wrongly that china is quickly becoming the new great power in. the city of hung joe on china's booming east coast a key location for the electronics sector at a tech convention we find several chinese companies that have been blacklisted by the u.s. . for instance surveillance camera maker doll wh

biden's v.p. pick of harris has one fans but what else is there in the plus column for india would take the temperature. it's an election on the other side of the world but opinions on it abound on the streets of delhi. for. the 4th time in their view and even with bush or any one from my perspective i think on tumblr to be a better president i hear that joe biden would definitely be better for india and he would be better for the west as well whosoever comes in the persian gulf for us the relationship of n.p.r.'s would be much much better but for some here the result of that election so far we could be life changing neely's jog nick a software engineer at google lived in the us for 6 years when india started canceling flights amid the could on a crisis in march he rushed home to his family now despite abounded riza he no longer feels confident about returning to silicon valley taxed too confusing restrictions on immigrants from the current administration. and the leases decision to return will hinge on whether trump is rejected i am very worried the. second person. because. who's to say what other law

bipartisan consensus that the us and the other nations ship is extremely important joe biden recently remarked that he sees india as a critical partner for maintaining u.s. national security interests so there is little expectation that there will be any fundamental change in the us india partnership with the new administration and the deal that happened today we need to remember is a result of almost 20 years of foundation needs down by the bureaucracies of both sides karima mohan thank you thank you for having me. pale and as for head to sri lanka and the next 2 countries that have been unduly impacted by chinese investment and influence this american trip is very much about countering china and 2020 has been a reckoning of sorts for us global power there's a feeling among many people all over the world rightly or wrongly that china is quickly becoming a new great power in. the city of hung joe on china's booming east coast a key location for the electronics sector at a tech convention we find several chinese companies that have been blacklisted by the u.s. . for instance surveillance camera maker don which ha

if we go down the road chart by biden-harris, china and india will be the biggest winners. to destroy the oil and gas business will be a boon for the middle east. it will make us energy dependent. it's the dumbest idea in the world. the radical nature of the biden-harris regime would make us dependent on people in the middle east who hate our guts. my opponents raised $109 million to take me out. they want the senate so badly. they are trying to destroy this president. he's the best president we have had since ronald reagan. you don't want america to be out of the oil and gas business and dependent on the middle east all over again. lindseygraham.com. help me. judge jeanine: i understand that's the most money that's been raised in american history for a senatorial race. judge jeanine: why? >> they hate my guts. i stood up for kavanaugh when they tried to destroy the man's life. i have been a friend of president trump. the unpardonable sin is to help this man who has been a hell of a president. now i'm helping judge barrett. every liberal in the country is spending money in

. >> reporter: many people in india are following democratic candidate joe biden's campaign, partly becausef his choice of running mate. senator kamala harris is the daughter of an indian immigrant and the first asian-american to appear on the presidential bat. but there are other reasons, too. people are concerned about the trump administration's protectionist immigration pol y policies. that includes tightening visa rules in the technology and service sectors. forei a foreign policy expert mentions one change in particular over the visa for highly skilled professionals. most of the recipients are indian nationals. >> there e a lot of things that trump has done, signed by executive order, which has made it very difficult for people to obtain green cds, apply for visas, even sdent visas have been called into question. some that biden can easily reverse with a stroke of a pen, but theore comprehensive nmmigrationeform, which may people are demanding on both the right and the left in the u.s. >> reporter: when it comes to regional security, it's a different story. republicans and democrats al

this president cares more about the stock market in india as you know is biden is leading in nationwide polls and in most battleground states but president trump is determined to hold as many rallies as he can to pull off another surprise presidential win could you believe it 10. years. chileans are going to the polls on sunday for a referendum on their dictatorship era constitution to choose whether to keep it or to scrap it the vote follows a year of social unrest in chile with anti-government protesters demanding changes to inequalities in the country the referendum comes as the south american nation reports more than half a 1000000 corona virus cases since the beginning of the outbreak in march. now for more data will be used 100 maris joins us from the chilean capital santiago you what's at stake in this referendum. tomorrow shiller will define whether or not they want to have a new constitution and also they will choose for which mechanism they want this new constitution to be drafted more than 15000000 people are called to vote tomorrow after a year off massive brought those that

the issue is joe biden publicly said tonight we are going to do away with the oil and gas industry by 2035 at the latest. every oil producer is happy tonight, russia, china, india are happy because joe biden is going to destroy our economy in the name of saving the environment and give russia and china and india a pass. if you are in the oil and gas industry tonight, you need to be worried. you better take every friend you got and called them tonight and tell them to vote for donald trump because if you don't you're going to lose your job in the next decade or less. >> sean: joe biden has taken five the last six days off, the bar is so low for him, he barely survives and you're hanging on the seat of your pants, is he going to be able to spit the next sentence out? with the issue with his son and all of these countries and mon money, now there's an avalanche of evidence, now there's witnesses, emails, text messages, how does that play o out? >> if character is on the ballot, that means what did you do, what did your family do when you are vice president? hunter biden monetize the vice presidency. hunter biden's business partner is not a russian plant. there is

bipartisan consensus that the us and the other nations ship is extremely important joe biden recently remarked that he sees india as a critical partner for maintaining u.s. national security interests so there is little expectation that there will be any fundamental change in the us india partnership with the new administration and the deal that happened today we need to remember is a result of almost 20 years of foundation needs down by the bureaucracies of both sides karima mohan thank you thank you for having me. pale and as for head to sri lanka and the next 2 countries that have been unduly impacted by chinese investment and influence this american trip is very much about countering china and 2020 has been a reckoning of sorts for us global power there's a feeling among many people all over the world rightly or wrongly that china is quickly becoming a new great power in. the city of hung joe on china's booming east coast a key location for the electronics sector at a tech convention we find several chinese companies that have been blacklisted by the u.s. . for instance surveillance camera maker doll which h

president trump was trying to bring india to a broader coalition of democracies to counter beijing. should a potential president bidenffort? mr. fujisaki: i think i'm a not just to counter china, but an alliance of india, japan, the united states, possibly the other countries as well that are impacted, because we share common values, common thinking. hasy: vice president biden also talked about potentially rejoining the tpp. that, he saiddo he would insist on renegotiating the pact. mr. fujisaki: let's see. i think, mr. biden, in his speeches and also the democratic platform, it says that if u.s. is going to join some trade pact , the u.s. has to be stronger first. then you would have environment people and also labor people when americans are negotiating. arehose are conditions that too high for others, i think we will simply say that is not possible as well. we will see what kind of have tpp -- we already . us,mericans want to join americans have to come with their terms. i think it would be better for americans to just join and then trying to negotiate something afterwards. shery: how important will it be for the

biden and kamala harris! i want to thank mr philadelphia, charlie mack his daughter india marie what in outstanding on the 80 of you who are fathers and have daughters you know how that feels. when you see your daughters shining. i knowa feels. when you see your daughters shining. i know a little bit about that and it was great to see representatives oil, scanlon, wolf, shapiro, the mayor. philadelphia, we've got 13 days. that's our lucky number right here. 13 days until the most important election of our lifetimes. and you don't have to wait. for november three to cast your ballot. you've got two ways to vote right now. number one, you can vote right now. number one, you can vote early in person through tuesday. anybody here voted early already? if you haven'tjust go to i will vote .com/ pa and find out where you can vote early. number two you can vote from home with a male in ballot. just go to i will vote .com/ pa to request your ballot right away. and before you send it back, pennsylvania's got this thing where you've got to use both envelopes. so you've got to read the directions carefully to make sure

india. ♪ host: the headlines now, president donald trump and joe biden crisscrossing the u.s.l days before the election, campaigning and battleground areas that could swing the election either way. the latest polls show the biden leading some swing states, particularly michigan, has widened, but they remained can't in north carolina. this is the president addressing a crowd in racine, wisconsin. the death rate from covid-19 in france has more than doubled in the past 24 hours. they report i've 23 debts, up from 257 monday. -- 523 deaths, up from 257 monday. one of tanzania's main opposition party accuses police of killing at least nine people protesting voting fraud on the island of zanzibar, where the main opposition candidate was arrested, then released. now, more than 90 people have been arrested during protests in philadelphia over the police shooting of a black man. 30 officers were injured during the unrest. police cars were set on fire and several stores were looted. 27-year-old walter wallace was shot dead by police in philadelphia monday as a bystander filmed the inci

reporter: monday, biden responded with a one-word tweet. yes. barbara: at least half of india's billion people are likely to have been infected with covid-19 by february according to a new government report. medical experts hope this will slow the spread of the disease in the world's second most populous country. so far india has reported 7.5 billion cases, second only to the u.s. the actual figure is likely to be way higher, owing to limited testing. but the figure is slowing after a peak in mid-september. chief palestinian negotiator is in critical condition in an israeli hospital where he is being treated for complications from covid-19. he is on a ventilator and has been placed into a medically induced coma after being taken to hospital on sunday. the 65-year-old has a history of respiratory problems, and received a lung transplant in the u.s. three years ago. still to come in this half-hour, on the road again, as economies reopen, venezuelan migrants resumed their hunt for a better life. and imprisoned for doing their job. u.s. politicians demand that egypt's president free

challenge so whoever wins the white house building on that relationship with india is going to be a big priority i think for biden as well and not just even for the united states for other western countries another demo democracy is more broadly we also see even germany talking about indo-pacific strategy trying to kind of broaden its. part in the in the pacific region. india's relations with the u.s. and the west something to watch richard is over great start to look forward to hearing more about this moving forward richard walker thanks so much for coming in . well the legendary rock guitarist and songwriter event helen has died after a long battle with cancer together with his brother alex in 1982 they formed the band that later became known as van halen 10 years after their family emigrated from the netherlands to california and helen became of course one of the world's top selling bands with songs like jump. eddie van halen was born in amsterdam in 1955 and he moved with his family to los angeles in the early 1960 s. he started life as a musician at the piano but later switched his ambitions to the guitar th

biden. also the media says it could be open to a ceasefire as fighting rages in the disputed are going to occur about. crowns in india defy a ban on protesters anger grows over the gang rape murder. so that the white house says the donald trump is in isolation and is experiencing mild coded 1900 officials are now rushing to find those the president has come in close contact with in the past few days the 1st lady and a senior aide have also tested positive a month out from election day there's new uncertainty over the campaign. the president does have miles sent to him and as as we look to try to. make sure that not only his health and safety and welfare is good we continue to look at that for all of the american people he he continues to be not only in good spirits but very energetic we've talked a number of times this morning where the 1st lady has also has also mauled coronavirus symptoms however she said in a tweet that she's feeling good and thank people for their concern and let's cross now to alan fischer who's at the white house and they've been scrambling all night and all morning in that building behind with

the pandemic over the weekend over to the scientists and on monday biden responded with a one tweet yes. al-jazeera at least half of india's 1300000000 people are likely to have been infected with covert 19 by february that's according to a new government report medical experts hope that this will slow the spread of the disease in the world's 2nd post populous country so far india has reported 7 and a half 1000000 cases 2nd only to the united states the actual figure is likely to be way higher owing to limited testing but the figure is slowing after a peak in mid september. chief palestinian negotiator saeb erekat is in critical condition in the israeli hospital where he's being treated for complications after contracting kovac 19 era cata is on a ventilator and has been placed into a medically induced coma after being taken to hospital on sunday the 65 year old has a history of respiratory problems and received a lot of transplant in the u.s. 3 years ago still to come in this half hour on the road again as economies reopen venezuelan migrants resume their hunt for a better life and then prison for doing their job the u.s.

india. riot police in thailand clash with demonstrators, protesting against the king and the prime minister. president trump and his challengerjoe biden holding two rival town hall events this hour. they're instead of the second tv debate which was cancelled due to the president getting coronavirus. the biden campaign had its own virus scare on thursday with aides to kamala harris, the vice presidential nominee, testing positive. all this, as early voters rush to the polls. let's speak to our north america correspondent ben wright. a couple of interesting developments on the election campaign throughout the day to day. we will start with these two rival debates that are taking place right now which means that voters in the us can't watch them both at the same time, obviously. yes, exactly. the rivalry between the networks, abc and nbc in this case, which is perhaps one of the stories of the nights and there is some controversy around nbc‘s decision to schedule this townhall debate with president trump which is being held in miami at exactly the same time as the abc debate with joe the same time as the abc debate withjoe biden the same

india. in that regard, i don't think foreign policy would biden will be such a massive partner from that of. we would will be a massive departure is that climate will inform his policy to a big degree. a moment to coordinate with the europeans and others around the world, they will get back in -- we would formally get back into the paris accord. i think that will matter. you will see more multilateral efforts on a bunch of issues, like technology. you will see a more social democratic approach to we just bhushan of wealth allotting more closely with their repeat -- europeans. i think you will find that the u.s. footprint of diplomatic and economic and military influence is going to continue to shift toward asia. talkedl remember, obama about the pivot to asia but never quite got there, because it requires you to move one foot away from something. that was supposed to be the middle east and the transatlantic. in the coming four years, if biden becomes president, it will. david: apart from where we direct our attention, is our attention as influential as it was? as other countries catch up wi

biden and kamala harris. i want to thank mr. philadelphia, charlie mack, his daughter india marie, what an outstanding lady. those of you who are fathers who have daughters, you know how that feels when you see your daughters just shining. i know a little bit about that. it was great to see representatives brendan boyle, mary scanlon, governor tom wolf, attorney general josh shapiro. philadelphia, we have 13 days. that is our lucky number. 13 days until the most important election of our lifetimes. and you don't have to wait for november 3 to cast your ballot. you've got two ways to vote right now. number one, you can vote early in person through next tuesday. how many people -- anybody here voted early already? [applause] if you haven't, just go to iwillvote.com/pa. find out where you can vote early. number two, you can vote from home with a mail-in ballot. just go to iwillvote.com/pa to request your ballot right away. before you send it back, pennsylvania has this thing where you have to use both envelopes. you have to read the directions carefully to make sure your vote counts. if you have already voted,

india. riot police in thailand clash with demonstrators, protesting against the king and the prime minister. president trump and his challengerjoe bidenave been holding two rival tv town hall events. they're instead of the second tv debate which was cancelled due to the president getting coronavirus. the biden campaign had its own virus scare on thursday with aides to kamala harris, the vice presidential nominee, testing positive. all this, as early voters rush to the polls. let's speak to our north america correspondent ben wright. an interesting evening there in the states, both rival candidates on their the same time. what has been happening? they were meant to be taking pa rt they were meant to be taking part in the debate, this was meant to be the night of the second presidential debate which was scrapped in president trump refused to take part in a virtual debate which the broadcasters suggested as an alternative because he was still, at that point, recovering from coronavirus, so this is very much a second—best option, to networks going head—to—head with these two rival townhall events. president trump is on the stage, an outsi

biden's v.p. pick of harris has won fans but what else is there in the plus column for india would take the temperature. it's an election on the other side of the world but opinions on it abound on the streets of delhi. and it is the one from. the 4th part that there may be and people impartial and one from my perspective i think on tumblr to be a better president so i keep the job within the definitely we'd better put india and he would be better for the us as well to serve it comes. with the presence of for us the relationship of india it would be much much better but for some here the result of that election so far we could be life changing the least chuck nic a software engineer at google lived in the us for 6 years when india started canceling flights amid the could only crisis in march he rushed home to his family now despite about it he no longer feels confident about returning to silicon valley taxed too confusing restrictions on immigrants from the current administration. leases decision to return will hinge on whether trump is reluctant i am very worried about a 2nd. because. to say what othe

>> the leader of india is a nationalist populist, like president trump, he has had a good relationship with mr. trump . under bidenistration he could expect to come und more pressure domestically regarding his hard-line nationalist policies, but the basic contourr and coones of the relationship, least a the same. >> there have been reports in the u.s. press just today, that there are certain people who if eadonald trump wins might the administration and mark expert -- mark esper is one of them. have you heard of any top officials who might be changing? and why some of thenot others? >> i have only heard the repets that you h heard and i can only speak from what i know about mr. pompeo, who has been a very stalwart ally of president trump. he has very much presented himself as somebody who does what trump wants and any time you come up with questions about whether or not there are nscontradictetween what he says and what mr. trump says he says, that no in fact, there aren't. he has been very much othe front leg with mr. trump and very much one of the hawks wh regards to policies like relating to china. although m t

facebook and twitter are taking action over india post article about joe biden -- over a new york post an article says it introduce an politician to a executive.hief twitter users see a message saying best this link may be unsafe. those are your first word headlines. shery: still ahead, more economic data is due in the coming hours. vanguard's wang qian previews the trends. plus, the g20 extends that relief for the world tourists but some worn it is not enough. we hear from the managing director. this is bloomberg. ♪ paul: big hit indeed. the company behind cape phenomenon bts this k-pop phenomenon does the company behind k-pop phenomenon data li. expecting were something more impressive on the trading debut here. did this surpass expectations, ?nd is it sustainable >> shares more than doubled during its trading debut, and it at 380,000 won. 150% from the offer price. that would make the market cap at about one trillion won. or $10 billion. theowner would become richest person in south korea. to keep it sustainable, he is likely to use the money to business,. shery: the timing of this

biden supported. the european union is now reporting more covid cases than the us more than india and more than braziln has warned today that european governments must impose tough new restrictions in order to save lives. in france, that means a curfew will come into force on saturday in nine cities, including paris. lucy williamson sent this report. time moves slowly in the cafes around the sorbonne. but student social life, virtually unchanged for centuries, has accelerated infections in cities like paris, marseille and lyon. mathilde is studying management here, and agrees that this curfew is for them, but will it work? i don't think that it will work. if i didn't have a test, i think i will go out with people and do parties at 21—6am. the curfews are being imposed on france's worst hit places, the paris region and eight other cities, including marseille, toulouse, lyon and lille. hotspots which span the length and breadth of france, these may be targeted local restrictions, but together, they add up to a national problem. what the government is desperate to avoid is a national solution — some medi

know what and there's nothing smart about now biden's caution seems to be the smarter approach robert oulds al-jazeera. still ahead on al-jazeera. crowds in india defy a ban on protesters i need grows over the gang rape and murder of 2 women. why critics say the french president's plan to strengthen secularism will end up stigmatizing muslims. we've got some subtle changes in the weather across the middle east over the next couple of days like a service lost a hazy sunshine and a a cloud in the sky but we have got some cloud up towards the caucuses so some showers certainly a possibility just around georgia or armenia azerbaijan pushing over towards the caspian sea and sliding down it's in northern parts of iran elsewhere it doesn't dry $38.00 celsius in doha falling back to around 35 degrees as we go on through sunday but for some we are still touching the 40 degree mark in kuwait and in baghdad on a more comfortable 2627 for jerusalem and for beirut want to shout across that western side of saudi arabia pushing down schools the western end of the yemen and plenty of showers across central parts of africa as per usual drive in the way further

plans to continue his large—scale rallies, whilejoe biden's campaign restarts in—person canvassing in key states. a huge study of coronavirus cases in indias insights for everyone. also in the programme... facebook ads pushed a baseless biden earpiece conspiracy — the trump campaign kept spreading the idea. now facebook bans ads that try to undermine the us electoral process. are we all getting too comfortable? or are we letting ourselves go? this season is all about the athleisure. a huge new study in india has looked at how the coronavirus spreads. india is one of the worst affected countries in the world, with over 6 million cases. the study, out today in thejournal science, looked at 85,000 people who'd had the virus and then at a further massive 575,000 people they had been in contact with. some of the headline findings of the study were that 71% of people who had the virus did not spread it to anyone else. in fact, just 5% of people were responsible for 80% of secondary infections. another significant finding was that children did infect other children with virus. let's to talk to the lead author of the paper, joseph lewnard, who's

president i feel that joe biden would definitely be put in the and he would be better but they will with this event come to. the persian gulf for us. that relationship with india should be much much better but for some here the result of that election so far we could be life changing neely's jock nick a software engineer to google lived in the us for 6 years when india started canceling flights amid the could only crisis in march he rushed home to his family now despite abounded riza he no longer feels confident about returning to silicon valley tanks to confusing restrictions on immigrants from the current administration. nieces decision to return will hinge on whether trump is rejected. very but it. a 2nd person doesn't see don't because. who's to say what other laws will come in i can just go back and have. my life they can have a from me again. his sister simran wants to study design in the u.s. but the up votes putting their plans on hold until they see the outcome of the election. something and want to just to continue trump presidency under the shah government's export of these immense value for his one sector interim stuff starts on china the liberal m

biden and kamala harr harris. i want to thank mr. philadelphia, charlie mack. his daughter, india marie.standing young lady she was. those of you who are fathers and have daughters, you know how that feels when you see your daughters just shining. i know a little bit about that. and it was great to see representatives brendan boyle, mary gay scanlon, governor tom wolfe, attorney general josh shapiro, mayor jim kenney. philadelphia. we've got 13 days. that's our lucky number. 13 days until the most important election of our lifetimes. and you don't have to wait for november 3rd to cast your ballot. you've got two ways to vote right now. number one, you can vote early in person through next tuesday. how many people -- anybody here voted early already? [ cheers and honking ] if you haven't just go to iwillvote.com/pa and find out where you can vote early. number two, you can vote from home with a mail-in ballot. just go to iwillvote.com/pa to request your ballot right away. and before you send it back, pennsylvania's got this thing where you've got to use both envelopes. so you've got to re

india. riot police in thailand clash with demonstrators, protesting against the king and the prime minister. hello and welcome: president trump and his challengerjoe bidenl hold seperate town hall events in the next few hours. they're instead of the second tv debate which was cancelled due to the president getting coronavirus. the biden campaign had its own virus scare on thursday with aides to kamala harris, the vice presidential nominee, testing positive. all this, as early voters rush to the polls. lets speak to our north america correspondent ben wright. hejoins us live he joins us live now. hejoins us live now. then, a busy night channel hopping. that's right, finger on the remote control, flicking between these debates. this of course is meant to be the second presidential debate, but that... course is meant to be the second presidential debate, but that... coronavirus and then refused to take part in a virtual debate which the broadcasters have suggested that there is an alternative, so instead, abc jacked that there is an alternative, so instead, abcjacked up at town hall debate with biden. he will be taking questions from voters in philadelphia

biden is marred by insults and interruptions. >> stand back and stand by. telling one trump of the white supremacist groups that he refute to condemn during the debate. protests in several parts of india after authorities remitted victimy of a gang rape without her family's consent. ♪ >> thank you for joining us. international pressured growing on armenia and azerbaijan to end their battles over the region. both sides reporting more civilian and military casualties after a fourth day of fighting. emmanuel macron and vladimir putin have called for a cease-fire. both countries are digging in. it is internationally back design -- recognized as belonging to azerbaijan but has been occupied by armenians since 1994. warhis is the deadly new films by a news site on the arminian front lines. you can hear the sound of a drone. soldiers trying to shoot it down. arminian forces have dug in, but azerbaijan says this war will end only with the return of the disputed territory. farthet of that war so numbers very. dead and wounded is a secret known only to the azeri leadership erin -- leadership. >> armenia must leave our land. if the government complies, the fighting will stop. there will be no bl

still shouts mistily and in the foot of india and in sri lanka is a few showers but effectively the monsoon rains are almost gone. on counting the cost for the biden victory means for china as the democrats line up a multi-billion dollar plan to confront beijing and president she's project to rival silicone valley plus how africa businesses are coping with the pandemic counting the cost on al-jazeera we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world so much of what we've been using calendar for that matter to you. the the in. a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera the u.k.'s health secretary says the government is preparing for a mass rollout of a coronavirus vaccine in the 1st half of next year there are reports that some hospitals are preparing to receive their 1st batches as early as next week president has called on turks to boycott french goods on saturday i don't want to question president emanuel mclaws mental health for his attitude towards islam and muslims that prompted france to recall its ambassador from turkey. a 3rd attempt to uphold a humanitarian ceasefire between azerbaijan and armenia is already coming

to india, bell, the leader of india, the prime minister modi, he is a nationalist populist like president trump, so he has had a good relationship with mr trump, andrea bidenunder more pressure domestically with regards to his hardline nationalist policies of —— under a biden administration. the basic cornerstones of the relationship will probably stay the same. there have been reports that, in the us pressjust same. there have been reports that, in the us press just today, same. there have been reports that, in the us pressjust today, that there are certain people who, if donald trump wins, might be leaving the administration and mark asper is one of them. have you heard of any other top officials might be changing question —— mark casper.|j have only heard the reports that you have only heard the reports that you have heard. —— market esper. i have heard about mr pompeo, the stalwart ally of president trump. he has been presenting himself as somebody who does what trump wants and if you come up with questions about whether oi’ come up with questions about whether or not there are contradictions between what he says and what mr trump says, he says no, in

read, 300,000 likes, many commenting, biden saying he was going to raise taxes for people making 400,$000 a year, $0.50 falls into that category. >> a doctor from indiahe best video you will see all day. a doctor in india, cheering covid-19 patients with stunning dance moves, dancing to a ball he would song while dressed in full ppe. many saying this is the best thing they have seen on the internet in a long time. jillian: we've seen a lot when covid-19 started in march and april, they backed down a little bit. todd: no time for us to replicate the dance. >> the senate took a vote on an extension of the paycheck protection program at the restaurant owner helped the radical rounds that can't afford to have small businesses fail, joins us live. todd: brian kilmeade. jillian: what was the line? never -- on the dance floor. and it is going to be a big show, we have the president of the united states live with us at noon eastern time, set your clock with the latest on this campaign and changes to the debate, a push to end foreign-policy like usual. it is not there for some reason. coronavirus relief with some of that and more and the latest revelation. se

india or jamaica or in montreal partying with old friends. she's been in almost as total of a witness protection program as joe biden. >> tucker: i am glad i am in that bigotry by kamala. i want a full explanation on how to pronounce her name. thank you. i wish we had more time. back tomorrow night. 8 p.m. eastern. and this show will be here on sunday night 8 p.m. for a bonus episode. here's sean. >> sean: he will be here at sunday night at 9 p.m. welcome to "hannity." damning new details about joe biden's family corruption scandals. it paints a very ugly picture. biden's son zero experience hunter, his brother jim, receive million dollars from sketchy foreign nationals cashing in on then vice-president

india is the 7 billionth person on the planet. this is bbc news, the latest headlines... with four days to go before the us election donald trump and joe bidenpolls suggest several states could still go either way. experts could still go either way. warn that coronavirus is experts warn that coronavirus is spreading faster in england than even the governments worst case scenario. rescue teams in the digging through concrete blocks in the darkness looking for survivors of the earthquake that struck in the aegean sea on friday. 20 people have been confirmed dead. and at least 700 injured. amateur video captured the awful power of the quake. this multi—storey building disintegrated into dust. 0n the streets of izmir, there was fear and panic. shouting i saw people crying, trying to reach out to their loved ones. everyone was shocked and it was a very chaotic moment. about 20 buildings were brought down. the quake was felt as far away as istanbul and athens. turkey is crisscrossed by active fault lines, the danger always lying beneath. rescuers picked their way carefully through the rubble. here, finding a survivor and gently cradling his head.

biden's been campaigning in pennsylvania and laying out his plans for the economy he says he'll create millions of jobs and fund the recovery through new taxes on the rich more than 7000000 people in india are now confirmed to have caught the coronavirus the health ministry says or than 74000 people have tested positive in the past 24 hours doctors are warning recent gains in containing the virus have been undermined by social distancing fatigue. production is restarting at the share our oil field in libya libya's national oil corporation says it's lifted an order that prevented the fields from operating almost all libyan oil exports was stopped in january by wald after us forces based in the east shot are is the area's largest oil field and has been closed for most of the year polls have opened in tajikistan sprezzatura election with the incumbent expected to extend this 28 year rule in mali ramón is among the 5 candidates running for office he's been on in charge since independence is allowed to seek now as many terms as he wants. but a russian president alexander lukashenko has held an unexpected meeting with opposition activists in prison they were jailed for challenging his reelect

india is the 7 billionth person on the planet. this is bbc news, the latest headlines... with four days to go before the us election donald trump and joe bidenpolls suggest several states could still go either way. a search and rescue operation is underway in the turkish city of izmir, which has been hit by a massive earthquake. at least 17 people have been killed. france's interior minister has warned that more militant attacks are likely and said the country was at war with islamist ideology. his comments follow the fatal stabbing of three people in a knife attack at a church in nice. a memorial has been set up outside the basilica, with flowers and candles lit for the victims. it's the second such attack in france in two weeks, and president macron has held an emergency meeting with senior ministers. nick beake reports. at the notre dame basilica, they mourned the murdered — a place of worship that became the site of killing. the last words of mother of three simone barreto silva were, "tell my children i love them." she'd moved to france from brazil 30 years ago. here, she's filmed taking a cookery course, enthusing about the secrets of

india is the seven billionth person on the planet. this is bbc news, the latest headlines. with one week to go until the us election, campaigning intensifies for donald trump and his rivaljoe bidendies in people who've had the virus diminish quite rapidly, say scientists. new research shows significant numbers of people around the world believe conspiracy theories about covid—19 and the number is growing steadily. these include theories that the pandemic is a hoax or was started deliberately. the public opinion survey conducted by the yougov—cambridge globalism project shows growing numbers of people believe that governments are deliberately and massively exaggerating the death rate. according to this survey, 38 percent of people in the united states believe the death rate from the pandemic has been greatly exaggerated. there are similar findings in many other countries — in nigeria the number reaches 59%. here in the uk that figure is 22% — with more that one out of every five people believing they are being deliberately misled with an inflated death rate. the survey also found substantial numbers of people believe the pandemic is a complete myth. in poland, 20% agreed with tha

india is the seven billionth person on the planet. this is bbc news, the latest headlines. with one way to go into the us election campaign is intensifying for donald trump and his rivaljoe bidene had the virus diminish quite rapidly says scientists. an attempt by migrants to cross the channel from france has resulted in tragedy, after two adults and two children died when the boat carrying them sank. french officials say 15 others have been taken to hospital. a large search and rescue operation was launched after the vessel was seen in difficulty near dunkirk. more than 7,400 migrants have reached the uk in small boats this year, that's a significant rise from 2019 when 1,825 crossed successfully. from dunkirk, here's nick beake: it's a significant rise from 2019. the search for a better life in britain ended in this corner of france this morning. of all the days to attempt the perilous crossing, this was not the one. rough waters, high winds. rescue teams responded after a small migrant vote was spotted in trouble. two adults and a five—year—old and a five—year—old, all from iran could not be saved. translation: at this stage, the appraisal of the situation is not yet comple