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for you next hour asking if satellites in space could bring high speed internet to everyone i'm terry mark thanks for watching. new year minolta yes we don't need you and have last year's german chancellor will bring you back or as you've never heard have surprise yourself with what is possible magical really what moves want. to talk to people and follow along the way maurice and critics alike join us from apple's last stop. germany is a leading industrial nation that still has many areas that desperately lag behind on the telecoms front. and that applies to both landlines and internet access though broadband speed rankings constantly fluctuates germany ranks in the mid thirty's compared to other countries. and while other countries pick up the pace germany is struggling to keep up. my one solution be an extraterrestrial one providing high speed internet for everyone. the earth's orbit will soon be home to new constellations of satellites in the thousands could they make the vision of fast connectivity everywhere on earth a reality. which regions in germany have the worst internet connecti

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hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us officials in hong kong are marking the 71st anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china at a flag raising ceremony chief executive kerry last hailed her city's quote return to peace unquote she credited hong kong's strict new security law imposed by beijing with helping massive pro-democracy protests that have tested relations with china despite the crackdown protesters took to the streets but in much lower numbers compared to previous years after authorities by. and a protest march amid growing crackdown on just. more we're joined now by t.v. tong who is in hong kong and covering this story phebe for us good to see you what are things looking like on the ground in hong kong today. from now standing out of one of the busiest shopping district in downtown hong kong where people came here to enjoy the 1st day of a long weekend but also there have been calls all lie to try to all the nice one of the biggest mobs and i protest in recent months because today the national chinese national day and it's a tradition ok to protest

terry moran on that tonight. >>> prime minster boris johnson says he nearly died from the virus. his message tonight as global headlines mark the news -- the leader of the free world battling covid. a special edition of "world news tonight" starts now. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on this friday night. it was a lot to take in today as millions of americans woke. in the news that president trump and first lady melania trump both tested positive for covid-19. tonight we just witnessed a remarkable image. the president leafing the white house, giving a thumbs up, wearing a mask. the white house staff wearing masks as well. this was the president just moments ago. marine one then carrying the president from the white house to walter reed medical senter in bethesa, maryland. the white house saying his medical team suggested the move as the president fights this virus, saying the move is out of an abundance of caution. we do know he is showing symptoms. it was just before 1:00 this morning when the president tweeted. the news coming after he first learned the president's top aide hope hicks tested posi

as hong kong marks china's national day police arrest dozens of times the government protesters chief executive terry lamb house a return to stability crediting a strict new security law imposed by beijing. and the winners of what's often called the alternative nobel prize are not simply take a look at almost full activism by this year's white livelihood. and in soccer yet another trophy for buying munich this time dog month so when the german super cup. out his welcome to the program european commission president also on the line says the e.u. has begun legal action against the u.k. government of prime minister boris johnson for violations of the brig's it withdrawal agreements she made the announcement earlier in brussels let's hear what she had to say. this draft bill is by its very nature a breach of the obligation of good faith laid down in the withdrawal agreement moreover if adopted as it is it will be in full contradiction to the particle of ireland northern island. the deadline lapsed yesterday. problematic provisions have not been removed therefore this morning the commission has decided to

marks china's national day not everyone everyone is in the mood to celebrate police arrest dozens of anti-government protesters as chief executive terry lamb held a.

mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. the center for politics and public affairs. thank you for being with us. tell us what we need to know about pennsylvania as we look at it election night. terrys start with this. as you accurately point out, pennsylvania gave donald trump a victory by 44,000 votes. less than one percentage point. the fact of the matter is, president trump. pennsylvania because his campaign developed what they call and we routinely now called the rust belt strategy. white working-class voters in portions of our state, and the same is true for other midwestern battleground states, where mining and milling were once dominant, and the ancestors of these working-class voters or, and nowal, iron natural gas has become a huge part of the pennsylvania economy. , in six counties that he won, every single one of them had at the time a democratic voter registration. by 19,on those counties 20, and two of them by 30 points. in the northeast where anthracite coal was dominant. trump carry two counties there. i bring up lackawanna county because scranton is the biggest in pennsylvania. joe biden lived there until he was 10, talks about it all the time when he is in the sta

terry, thank you. t.j. >>> robin, this morning we are celebrating the life of actress conchata ferrell. she earned an emmy nomination for "l.a. law" and appeared in movies like "mystic pizza," "erin brockovich," and made her mark "two and a half men" on that show for 12 years. >> she's not overly sophisticated. >> sophisticated? she's two marbles rolling around in a tin can. >> she was so wonderful in that role. her co-star charlie sheen penning a touching tribute on twitter writing that she was an absolute sweetheart, a consummate pro, a genuine friend. conchata ferrell was 77 years old. >> she was amazing. and how she kept the harpers in control or tried to anyway but we're thinking of her family. thank you for sharing her with us. >>> coming up, the powerful words from rap star megan thee stallion speaking up calling out the challenges that black women in america face and how she hopes to empower young women. >>> also this morning, "the bachelorette." that premiere was packed with drama but some stuff we have never really seen before. is it possible that clare found love at first sight? >>> we will explore and welcome back josh gad. he joins us live. >> you, you, josh. 20 years ago, i was an hourly associat