it targeted a public protection force compound belonging to afghan security forces. no group has yet claimed responsibility. a referendum is being held in switzerland on whether businesses should be held accountable for rights violations committed abroad. voters will decide if firms should be liable not only for their own actions, but for those of their foreign subsidiaries and partners. supporters say switzerland's, many large corporations should be held to account for environmental and human rights violations. the government opposes the measure. backing a watered down alternative exit polls indicate voters in a majority of swiss cantons, rejected the initiative. so it's got 50 percent support. overall, switzerland is home to a number of global corporations that are among the largest in their fields. mining company glencore employs 160000 people in more than 50 countries. it has 150 oil and mining sites around the world with its headquarters near the swiss town of suv. nestlé has some 300000 workers worldwide with more than 400 factories in 84 countries. its headqua

province, local health officials say another $24.00 were injured in attack, a targeted a public protection force compound belonging to afghan security forces. no group has yet claimed responsibility. a u.s. appeals court in pennsylvania has thrown out donald trump's latest attempt to contest a presidential election results. judges unanimously dismissed the lawsuit that sought to challenge the state's mail in voting nor they also say trans lawyers failed to approve a single mail in ballot was fortunately cast or counted. joe biden won the state by more than 80000 votes. the trump campaign has now lost or withdrawn dozens of similar cases. corona virus infections in the u.s. have doubled in november compared to last month. more than 205000, new cases were confirmed on friday, but as many are concerned that those numbers will rise significantly in the next 10 days. following the thanksgiving holiday weekend, more than a 1000000, people traveled through u.s. airports on friday the most in a single day. since the start of the pandemic, as hope grows for a covert, 900 vaccines are warnings about acces

local health officials say another 24 were injured the attack a targeted a public protection force compound belonging to the afghan security forces. no group has yet claimed responsibility. protesters are on the streets of thailand's capital, once again, keeping up pressure for the prime minister and his government to step down. hundreds are rallying in bangkok, continuing months of on and off. demonstrations are also demanding changes to the monarchy, to make it less influential and more accountable. many have been carrying bright yellow darks, a symbol of the anti government movement. it's talk to al jazeera, announce they were mazie added,, held regular tuesday afternoon. literary salons in cairo, in the 1920, s., and thirty's, the men attending, adored her. like is marrying somebody, an egyptian poet who was also a lawyer and senior official in the judicial system. he said to have thought of may like a daughter and wrote, my soul waits around one of the neighborhood houses like a thirsty bird being for water. if i don't see me to morrow, i will reject you. oh, tuesday morning. the egypt

targeted a public protection force compound belonging to afghan security forces. new group has yet claimed responsibility. swiss faces have rejected a plan to hold businesses accountable for human rights and environmental violations committed fraud. the measure could have made large switch them based firms liable for any damages they caused. and those of their foreign subsidiaries, in part, as the government oppose the measure and is backing a watered down alternative protesters on the streets of thailand's capital. once again, p.-p. up pressure for the prime minister in his government to step down. hundreds are rallying in bangkok, continuing months of on and off demonstrations, and also demanding changes to the monarchy, to make it less influential and more accountable. many have been carrying bright yellow. it's a symbol of the anti government. stay with headlines. more news coming out right after $11.00 is it was supposed to be a new dawn for afghan women. play was being terrorized by the taliban. they celebrated will be us, overthrew the brutal regime. we wil

attack targeted, a public protection force compound blog to afghan security forces. the group has yet claimed responsibility. protesters are on the streets of thailand's capital. once again, keeping up pressure for the prime minister and his government to step down. hundreds are rallying in bangkok, continuing month on and off. demonstrations are also demanding changes to the monarchy, to make it less influential and more accountable, and have been carrying bright yellow. a symbol of the anti-government activists in cuba say they've reached what they're calling a historic agreement with the government over freedom of expression. 2 sides held talks following a rights protest outside have on his ministry of culture. the artists say they've won an unusual government promise of greater tolerance for independent headlines here in nigeria, we got more news coming up right after inside story by fire. the grapes of wrath of china imposes state tariffs on the starting line. in a worsening diplomatic dispute, a story, it accuses beijing of bullying. so why has their relationsh

a province a public protection force compound belonging to afghan security forces was the target. no group has yet claimed responsibility. a day off to ethiopia's, prime minister came to victory in the region. leaders of the de grande forces say they've shot down a military plane and captured the pilot. the t.p.i. left told the reuters news agency. the pilot was on a mission to bomb the area. they've been fighting government forces that for 3 weeks now and say they've also retaken the northern town of diego. maradona's doctor has denied that medical negligence contributed to his death police. and what has areas raided the home, the home and office of dr. leopoldo luka. it's part of an investigation for involuntary manslaughter. up front. it's next. dissecting the headlines in the midst of a pandemic. let's start with some of the on the ground realities of speculative news coverage. what's the lay of the land there? stripping away the spin. ripping still worrying about presidential corruption, it is real reporting. it's not if you keep challenging assumptions and the official line,

targeted a compound of the public protection force, a wing of the afghan security forces. no group has claimed sponsibility. just want him out of the most want to start 1st on tours of the afghan people as enemies want to attack with a car bomb. but that forces stop them. they 1st shot at her watch men and kill them . but before they could reach the target, the car bomb exploded. still to come, this half hour rights groups warn, thousands of migrant domestic workers are vulnerable to abuse and exploitation in the gulf. with many women, not returning home alive, dozen and a half massing doctors say suicide of dozens from the new delhi race. despite the coronavirus and the cities in the most toxic smoke. the stormy weather in the met is not stationary. it's moving through its lead towards greece on this satellite picture, which is effectively the past. so during monday it's going to be the igi in greece to turkey in cyprus, where it's sundry, sort of links up with this. cold line of snow is a cold front. that's a represents the weather that's been around in eastern europe. i

attack targeted a public protection force compound belonging to afghan security forces. no group has yet claimed responsibility. now, rights groups say thousands of migrant domestic workers in the middle east face poor working conditions and are at risk of physical and sexual assault. the human rights agency brac says a number of bodies of female workers have been sent back to bangladesh from the gulf in the past 3 years. temperature alatri reports now from baghdad. us the cries of relatives as another coffin arabs from the middle east at the international airport terminal in september, 2019. mongol comes why? for him? a cotton was found dead hanging from a selling fan at the home where she worked as a domestic helper in saudi arabia. her body has still not been returned home, alive about disability. the employer paid for her 1st 8 months of work, but since then she worked without any sally. she even complained to the saudi police about not getting paid and being abused, but they took her back to the same employer. in september 29th, i was informed of her death in novemb

it targeted a public protection force compound belonging to afghan security forces. no group has yet claimed responsibility. corona virus infections in the u.s. have doubled in november compared to last month. more than 205000. new cases were confirmed on friday, but many are concerned. those numbers will rise significantly in the next 10 days following the thanksgiving holiday weekend. more than a 1000000, people traveled through u.s. airports on friday the most in a single day since the start of the pandemic. maria elena, but that he is a doctor and co-director of the texas children's hospital center for vaccine development. she says frontline workers are exhausted. where definitely a little bit worried. the good news is that i think that we're starting to hear the possibility of having the state of texas being one of the 1st locations of new vaccines that are being evaluated. including, for example, the pfizer and the more dare nestle will, will definitely hear about that pretty soon. but in the meantime, you know the hospitals, there are getting worried. our 1st

a public protection force compound for longing to afghan security forces was the target. local health officials say another 24 soldiers were also injured. no group has yet claimed responsibility. now the top infectious disease expert in the united states has warned americans to brace for a surge upon a savage of covered 1000 infections. during this holiday season, dr. anthony found she expects infections to remain high as people travel for christmas in the new year. the number of cases has surged in recent weeks and the death toll has also hit a 6 month high. but what we ask people to do is to at least stop for a moment and do what i call a risk benefit assessment of what you want to do in the holiday. what you want to do to the seasons where you bring people in your home. if you have a person who is elderly or who has an underlying condition that makes them more susceptible to the serious consequences of infection. do you really want to have that gathering or should you say, i know it hurts not to do it because this is such a beautiful traditional season. but you know, h

suicide bomb attack in gaza, a province local health officials say another 24 were injured at a public protection force compound belonging to afghan security forces. no group has yet claimed responsibility. india's government says it will meet farmers union leaders next week following days of demonstrations staging a sit in near the capital new delhi to protest against a bill they say could devastate crop prices. farmers have not agreed to the talks and say they don't plan to leave until the law is scrapped. those are your headlines. more news continuing here on al-jazeera. that's after inside story. a final assault on so-called outlaw groups, ethiopia's prime minister is promising a swift end to his offensive region. world leaders are calling for urgent mediation . so what will it take to resolve the conflict? this is inside story. hello, welcome to the program on iran. come on, it's been 3 weeks since he,, his government sent soldiers into t., great promise to abbey ahmed. and the northern regions government that he great people's liberation front or t.p. l f. each say the other is illegitimate nobel

the attacker targeted a public protection force compound belonging to afghan security forces. no group has yet claimed responsibility. protesters are on the streets of thailand's capital, once again, keeping up pressure for the prime minister and his government to step down. hundreds are rallying in bangkok, continuing months of on and off demonstrations, many of pin carrying bright yellow darks symbol of the anti-government movement. those are your headlines. the news continues here on al-jazeera. after the listening post, we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the world. so no matter how you take a al-jazeera, bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. count as they are prime minister kevin rudd called almost a western democracy restaurant for all the american fiction for the house of representatives from a prime minister. hello, i'm richard gere's burden. you're at the listening post. here are the media stories that we're focusing on this week. in australia, 2, former prime ministers joined forces to take on the power of rupert mur

it targeted a public protection force compound belonging to afghan security forces, and no group has yet claimed responsibility. i mistook my name is the founding member of the afghanistan offense units, which is a security think tank joins us from kabul by skype. mr. he mumbled to the program. so this is one of the single deadliest attacks in recent months. no yet any claim of responsibility, but some local officials pointing the finger at the taliban. yeah, definitely need that was writing, i was reading any part on the incident. one of the news agencies, international agencies, had contacted the taliban spokesperson, who did deny not excepted be responsibility for that attack. but then, you know, let me has been the epicenter of such kind of attacks or because of last 20 years or even more than that, had this moment of time when the only taliban had been betty much active in that region. expectation is that it is something that should have been, get it out by the taliban, and look at be sophisticated, should know the attack and then trace it back with the situation and let me and

the attack targeted a public protection force compound belonging to afghan security forces. no group has yet claimed responsibility. this was photos have rejected a plan to hold businesses accountable for human rights and environmental violations . committed to promote the measure, could have made large switzerland based firms liable for any damages they caused. and those of their foreign subsidiaries and partners, the government opposed the measure in his backyard watered down, the tentative and the mental barriers and legal advisor for amnesty international, switzerland, and a supporter of the initiative. she didn't agree with criticism that the proposal would put swiss businesses at a disadvantage. we already see that we have a law in france, and that is working at the moment that we have countries like the u.k. or us to canada, where we have cases. some cases have been decided, some cases are pending in front of the courts. and we can see that now already and that you level they are discussing this, we are having discussions in term many. so we see that everywhere it is

it targeted a public protection force compound belonging to afghan security forces. a new group has yet claimed responsibility for the funeral is being held for iran's top nuclear scientist who was killed in a bomb attack. on friday motion for his and his coffin will pass through several cities across the country is expected to be buried in terror. on monday, iran failed to retaliate and blames israel for the assassination of president. it's holding its 2nd round of municipal elections after months of campaigning, which have been overshadowed by violence in the coronavirus. voting has opened across the country's major cities in a run off, which could show a swing away from far right. candidates aligned with president jaya bowl sonora, a number of politicians have been assassinated in the run up to the vote. and large public campaign events have been blamed for spreading 98 cases. joins us now live from rio de janeiro, monica. what's the feeling about how this vote well, what's expected is that president shared bills on the auto will not be able to elect the candidate

of police violence and urged his government to propose solutions to restore public confidence in the police force and protect rights. but those here say, unless the government scraps the controversial clause, they will continue to protest. the tasha butler al-jazeera paris, thousands of farmers continue to block major roads into and around india's capital in a protest against controversial deregulation laws. demonstrators burnt an effigy of prime minister nuri and called him a thief. they say they won't stop protesting until the government scraps laws which could end guaranteed prices for their produce. hundreds of police and paramilitary personnel are being deployed to curb. the protests in his agriculture minister has agreed to more talks this month for other mss. single on the outskirts of new delhi, she says, protesters weren't pleased with initial negotiations with the government about the law. we were at the single border crossing between the states of haiti and delhi, with thousands of farmers remain. camped out this busy national highway has become a track to city with farmers vehicles as far as the

of police violence and urged his government to propose solutions to restore public confidence in the police force and protect rights. but those here say, unless the school, the north controversial, they will continue to protest the tasha butler and just 0 hours. still to come this half hour. the show must go on how laid off the u.k. said to work as a helping people transform them, such as us to eat the red protest in cuba's capital contests. during a demonstration, calling for the release of a jailed run for the distinctly gloomy field or whether the good part of eastern europe has been cold. been persistent fog for a while and over the top of that this cloud. yes, admittedly says some of the fog will lift, but it's still cold in the snow falling and the lights that they were from probably austria eastwards for the next day or so that's going to be the story. if you're in western germany or beyond that is still cold and frosty in the morning briefly before the sun comes out afterwards. can these unsettled weather in the central med that's going towards greece? but vienna represents majority, i think, with te

recent images of police violence and urged his government to propose solutions to public confidence in the police force and protect rights. but those here say, unless the government scraps the controversial clause, they will continue to protest the balkan neighbors, serbia montenegro, have expelled each other's ambassadors in a tit for tat rao. want to negra, made the 1st move, saying the 7 ambassador had continuously meddled in the country's internal affairs and retaliate. and serbia gave his counterpart 72 hours to leave negras, currently governed by a pro european party that next week approach circulation will take office a referendum is being held in switzerland on whether businesses should be held accountable for rights violations committed abroad. will decide if should be liable not only for their own actions, but those of their foreign subs, subsidiaries, and partners. supporters say switzerland, many large corporations should be held to account for environmental and human rights violations. the government opposes the measure and is backing a watered down alternative. a u.s. appeals court in pennsylvania ha

of police violence and urged his government to propose solutions to restore public confidence in the police force and protect rights. but those here say, unless the government scraps the laws controversial clause, they will continue to protest. the tasha butler al-jazeera paris. well, the access to qatar is the representative of foreign relations at the committee for justice and truth for a dollar. he says, by banning the filming of officers, the government has a raving one of the few ways that victims and try to fight back against police brutality. justice department is pretty much not present charges on the, on the, on the police officers that do those crimes. basically, and they just move them to another part of france. so there is not justice going on in the with cell phone shooting. and filming what's going on to nonwhite people or refugees. you saw exactly what happened in the beginning of the recruit, the refugees. you saw what happened with machetes. eclair was being beat down by 12 agents, police officers, agents, and the fact that the article 24 of the of the new law is trying to prohibit the peopl

images of police violence and urged his government to propose solutions to restore public, called in the police force and protect rights. but those here say, unless the government scraps the laws controversial close, they will continue to protest. al-jazeera, paris, iran's supreme leader has vowed to retaliate for the assassination of the country's top nuclear. scientist was in fact that it was killed on friday in tehran, as banning israel prime minister benjamin netanyahu hasn't commented. but he has put all israeli embassies on high alert. as a bank reports from tehran, protesters outside parliament, demanding revenge. and for iran to stop nuclear inspections by the international atomic energy agency, the anger follows the killing of top scientist most in fact, it is gunned down by attackers in his car in, a suburb east into her on friday. his family speaking on state t.v., also called for revenge. he was a scientist and at the same time, a very kind and affectionate husband who loved his country. i plead to others to continue his path and to not let his blood go in vain. his path was very important for him an

images of police violence and urged his government to propose salute to restore public confidence in the police force and protect rights. but those here say, unless the government scrapped the laws controversial close, they will continue to protest. tasha butler al-jazeera paris. now there are reports coming in that burka her own viruses in nigeria have killed at least 43 farmers. the attack took place in the northwestern city of mine to gouri workers tended to rice fields. at least 6. others were injured and 8 people were still missing. now last month, 22 farmers were killed there by violence in the region since 2009 has led to at least $2000000.00 people being displaced. the u.s. appeals court has thrown out donald trump's latest attempt to contest the presidential election results. judges unanimously dismissed a lawsuit that sought to challenge the state of pennsylvania's malin voting law. they also say trump's lawyers failed to prove a single mail in ballot was fortunately cast or counted. joe biden won the state by more than 80000 votes. current virus infections in the u.s. have doubled in november compared

of police violence and urged his government to propose solutions to restore public confidence in the police force and protect rights. but those here say, unless the government scraps the laws controversial clause, they will continue to protest. the tasha butler al-jazeera paris shops in france have reopened. some of the country's lockdown actions are eased. customers at one stall met with applause as they entered, but there are still the minutes on the number of people allowed inside. france's partially easing measures after its 2nd nationwide lockdown. more than 600 delegates of attended germany's far right party conference despite surging kovan $1000.00 infections there. those attending were required to wear masks after a top court dismissed a complaint against the regulation. most political parties in the country have moved their conferences online or delayed gatherings in an effort to curb infections. $150.00 people have been arrested the anti vaccine, anti knock down protest in london. demonstrators gathered in the capital, demanding coronavirus restrictions and mask regulations be lifted. england's cur

images of police violence and urged his government to propose solutions, restore public confidence in the police force, and protect rights. but those here say, unless the government scraps the laws controversial close, they will continue to protest. the al-jazeera paris, iran's supreme leader has a valid to retaliate for the assassination of the country's top nuclear scientist. most in fact, result, i was killed on friday and tear on spending. israel accusing it of trying to create chaos. prime minister benjamin netanyahu hasn't commented, but has put all israeli embassies on high alert at a sabbat reports from tehran. protesters outside parliament, demanding revenge. and for iran to stop nuking spec sions by the international atomic energy agency. the anger follows the killing of top scientists to most in fact it is gunned down by attackers in his car in, a suburb in easton to her on friday. his family speaking on state t.v., also called for revenge. he was a scientist and at the same time, a very kind and affectionate husband who loved his country. i plead to others to continue his path and to not let his blood

the leaders of this country and also premierican public a open-source and authoritative assessment of america's armed forces and their ability to protect the nation. our goal is unchanged from the very first issue. it's to provide both the leaders of this country, and also the american public a premier open source and authoritative assessment of america's armed forces and their ability to protect the nation. on i think that we've not only achieved that ball but we have continued with this effort this year's addition is the best ever. in addition to its usual breadth of subjects our index always incorporates new national security concerns one of these is the emerging concern of space, and the work of the new space source. we have a chapter on space this year and we look forward to hearing more from dakota, would the editor of the index office material in his presentation later. on today as part of our index launch we warmly welcome our speaker with decades of experience and events matters, representative mac thornberry. a native texan, he was first elected into congress in 1984. and has supported a strong national defense since. he is c

of police violence and urged his government to propose solutions to restore public confidence in the police force and protect rights. but those here say, unless the government scraps the laws controversial clause, they will continue to protest. the tasha butler al-jazeera, hires shops in france or reopened or some of the country's locked down restriction eased slightly. the 1st customers were met with applause on entering the iconic department store in paris. at market store says the pandemic has cost it was $1200000000.00. france has imposed a nationwide closures of non-essential businesses. twice since the pandemic began in london, $155.00 people have been arrested at and t. vaccine and anti lockdown protests. hundreds of demonstrators gathered in the capital, demanding coronavirus restrictions and mask regulations be lifted. england's current lockdown is set to end in 4 days. it's fear that more than half e.u. case theaters will permanently close them in the fallout of the pandemic. that leaves up to $5000.00 people out of work. but one project in manchester is helping backstage workers retrain as part of

rise in incredible hours infections forces one month of tighter restrictions reduced public life to a minimum the government says a national effort is needed to protect the health system also coming up 2 days before the u.s. election donald trump to hit the campaign trail keep battlegrounds for a final push will see where they're focusing their efforts to pick up crucial votes and in formula one lewis hamilton plans again this time in italy to extend his record breaking number of the big 3 so to 93. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us germany is back in a partial coronavirus lockdown from today until the end of november social gatherings will be limited to 2 households across the country bars restaurants sports centers and entertainment venues have to remain closed hotels are prohibited from providing rooms to tourists new daily corona virus infections hit a record $19000.00 at the weekend and the latest measures come in response to what's being called an exponential rise. one more round before long time sunday was the last chance for germans to visit bars and restaurants before and enforced month long closure it's a heavy blow to busines

rise in corona virus infections forces one month of tighter restrictions that will reduce public life to a minimal government says a national effort is needed to protect the health system also coming up. life. support.

it was a lot of money for a public/private effort to raise awareness for how people can protect themselves and it's a big part of the task force has been helping to close the digital divide. we have students across the state that are struggling. they don't have laptops or ipads or don't have connectivity. there's been a lot of work done by this group. i know the governor and myself as a member of the task force is great hold to the outpouring of support. >> i'd like to have you speak directly to small business owners and restaurant owners whose livelihood has yo-yo during the pandemic. questions about whether they could reopen or stay in business. what do you say to people who are struggling so much economically right now. >> we are doing the best we can. this is a very difficult thing. when you have a virus that spreads this easily and people who sometimes forget how easily it spreads. it's a very difficult situation. we are trying to be as consistent as we can. the more we drive down the infection rate, the less likely anyone sitting in that restaurant has a virus and so people won't catch it. the other thing we are doing ev

rise in corona virus infections forces one month of tighter restrictions that will reduce public life to a minimal government says a national effort is needed to protect the health system also coming up. by support in a key swing state donald trump has tapped into a narrative that appeals to florida's cuban americans could the latino vote be the decider in this year's u.s. election. hello i'm terry martin good to have you with us this week a number of european countries are reimposing to read about iris restrictions as they struggle to stay ahead of the pandemic 2nd wave from today germany is back under a partial lockdown until the end of november social gatherings will be limited to 2 households bars restaurants sports centers and entertainment venues all have to remain closed and hotels are prohibited from providing rooms to tourists the latest measures come in response to what's being called an exponential rise in infections . one more round before not sunday was the last chance to jam and to visit boston restaurants before an enforced month long climb it's a heavy blow to businesses still struggling to recover from the fast knocked out in the spri

called a "once—in—a—generation modernisation" of the armed forces, which he said was needed to extend british influence and protect the publics of thousands" ofjobs. based on our assessment of the international situation and ourforeign policy goals, i've decided that the era of cutting our defence budget must end, and it ends now. i am increasing defence spending by £24.1 billion over the next four years. that's 16.5 billion more than our manifesto commitment, raising it as a share of gdp to at least 2.2%, exceeding our nato pledge and investing £190 billion over the next four years. the returns will go far beyond our armed forces. from aerospace to autonomous vehicles, these technologies have a vast array of civilian applications, opening up new vistas of economic progress, creating 10,000 jobs every year, 40,000 in total, levelling up across our country and reinforcing our union. the security and intelligence agencies will continue to protect us around—the—clock from terrorism and new and evolving threats. we will invest another £1.5 billion in military research and development designed to master the new technologies of wa

protect the most vulnerable of our health care work force. also, as positive cases have increased, so has the caseload for investigations conducted by public health departments, whether at the state level or locally. the volume of cases at this time requires additional resources and as we announced earlier this week, we are working to increase our case investigation resources. in the meantime, it's important that iowans are prepared in case they or someone in their family tests positive. so today i've asked the doctor to help inform iowans about what they need to do if a member of their immediate household tests positive for covid-19. dr. pedati: thank you. i want to talk a little bit about two traditional public health activities. we do for a variety of diseases and have done for a long time. and those are both case investigation and contact tracing. so when we talk about case investigation, we're talking about an individual who has received a positive covid result, so they're infected with the covid-19 virus, regardless of whether or not they have symptoms. we reach out to those people and ask questions about them and we do that for a couple of

protect the elderly. we didn't see a break down by age. part of the biden covid task force at the university of minnesota, long-time public health expert. w the duration of protection from this vaccine this is a brand-new virus and technology they'll monitor the people in this trial for two years to see how long this protection lasts how many people will take this vaccine as they are ramping up supply we have seen there is vaccine hes tennessee. how quickly we with all reach herd immunity. check out how different stocks are reacting this morning moderna is up 18%. j&j up we should see their data a different technology astrazeneca is down a little bit. novavax. they have not just done their phase three in the united states that is up 7% antibody drug stocks are down as folks think that drugs won't be used as much that is not the case, we need all hands on deck needed >> in washington, there are two things being evaluated the first would be authorization. the administration's view is sometime early december for potential emergency use authorize with shots trying to be administered. pointing to this piece of data that phaser was expected to

public is protected. >> reporter: the d.a. wants educate merchants about the health order. if that doesn't work, they'll take it to the next level. >>> new alt 11:00, the u.s. coast guard cutter stratton was forced to return after 11 crew members tested positive for covid-19. the sick crew members have mild symptoms. stratton was on deployment. it had departed for the eastern pacific in october. crew members were required to pass two covid tests. the entire crew was tested and all are quarantined now. >>> in the north bay all of wine country went into the most restrictive tier, that's purple, today. it's a big adjustment in napa county. the county plummeted two tiers. daily covid-19 cases per 100,000 people have more than tripled since last month. wine merchant adam housley says he's frustrated. >> i'm upset the way the whole thing has been handled. i've been told you have to do it this way and two days later it's this way. >> napa county is particularly vulnerable because it relies so heavily on tourism. restaurants can't offer indoor dining and wineries are allowed only outdoor operations. tier changes could happen one day of the week and change again later in the week. it's a fast-moving situ

force of quicklynt in china to realign the third factor personal freedom with what is needed for public health. we do not have the collective responsibility. you incentivized by giving better information, protecting people who lose jobs because they are infected and they should stay home. we can do this. we have the tools to do this. we will do it differently from what has happened in asia, but you can wreck -- reconcile that and you can have both over time which is public health and more normal economic and social interactions. we cannot have a fully functioning and healthy economy without fixing the covid-19 problem. looking more broadly at the economy, we seem to have recovery where some companies are doing well and others not at all. that doesn't seem to be getting much better. is there anything that the biden administration could do to address the lower leg of the k? >> that was the inequality limit. it's getting worse and we have to realize this. it is not as much inequality of income and wealth, it is an inequality of opportunity. we are seeing massive damage to frompportunity of people the most vulnerable segments of our society. that is a concern to this generation in future generations.

public is protected. >> reporter: the d.a. wants educate merchants about the health order. if that doesn't work, they'll take it to the next level. >>> new alt 11:00, the u.s. coast guard cutter stratton was forced to return after 11 crew members tested positive for covid-19. the sick crew members have mild symptoms. stratton was on deployment. it had departed for the eastern pacific in october. crew members were required to pass two covid tests. the entire crew was tested and all are quarantined now. >>> in the north bay all of wine country went into the most restrictive tier, that's purple, today. it's a big adjustment in napa county. the county plummeted two tiers. daily covid-19 cases per 100,000 people have more than tripled since last month. wine merchant adam housley says he's frustrated. >> i'm upset the way the whole thing has been handled. i've been told you have to do it this way and two days later it's this way. >> napa county is particularly vulnerable because it relies so heavily on tourism. restaurants can't offer indoor dining and wineries are allowed only outdoor operations. tier changes could happen one day of the week and change again later in the week. it's a fast-moving situ

in afghanistan 30 security force members were killed in a car bombing in the province of gosling. the blast targeted a compound of the public protectionsenior white house advisor jared kushner is heading to saudi arabia and cutter as tensions grow in the middle east over the killing of iran's top nuclear scientist. tehran is preparing for the burial of what you radiance considered to be the godfather of their country's nuclear program, iran saying he was killed in an assassination and accusing israel of the attack. trainings has more. >> good evening the middle east relieves lives on edge as an assassination of a man seen as the godfather of the iranian nuclear program. the funeral of scientist mohsen fakhrizadeh got underway today, his body will pass through multiple cities before being buried in tehran on monday. this evening supreme leader and iranian president are vowing to respond to the killing. [speaking in foreign language] >> iran has to know the iranian nation in the country official are going to respond to the criminal action at the right time to respond to the crime. >> top iranian officials say israel behind the ambush is

rise in incredible hours infections forces one month of tighter restrictions that reduced public life to a minimum government says a national effort is needed to protect the health system also coming up 2 days before the u.s. election dole trump and joe biden hit the campaign trail to keep battlegrounds for final push will see where they're focusing their efforts to pick up crucial votes and in formula one.