for alexander so a lot of hobby like sage just one week remains for clubs to bring in players that we start with the 1st coaching casualty shell and david gardner. shoka vs braman to form a big guns of the bundesliga now looking at this. taim both were in dire straits last season with braman only surviving after beating hard and haim in the playoff on away goals. florian corfield and david wagner both kept their jobs but both were immediately feeling the heat after losing last weekend. and those nerves showed on the pitch with plenty of tackles but not much in the way of chances i and with little creativity from open play it took a set piece to break the deadlock. midway through the 1st half the visitors seized a rare opportunity from a corner i was i a nice not down by just sergeant fine in the class fuku can make use of space to bury the loose ball. shuck a struggle to respond with a side full of players they loaned out last season and wants to sell in the summer . and so it was left to players like. mark and not bill bennett celeb to get the shock engine going. i was on car but was

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alexander phenomenon on the greek island of lesbos thank you so much for your reporting as. well wildfires have forced mass evacuations across several western u.s. states half a 1000000 people in oregon have been ordered to leave their homes or prepare to do so the governor says dozens of people are missing firefighters are battling to prevent 2 large fires merging near the most populated parts of the state washington and california are also seeing the worst fires on record. as if 2020 wasn't strange enough already this sad francisco golden gate bridge remains tried it in smoke and a pale comparison to what the morning commute looked like this week smoke and ash from wildfires mixed with the cool pacific ocean air to produce an otherworldly effect 1115. crazy 11 in the morning and it's. like the middle of the night. historic fires are ripping through 3 western states in california almost 5 guys and square kilometer as have burned firefighters don't expect to bring the blazes under control until the middle of october or some villages have already been incinerated. the governo

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low fraud or at least one person was injured so i have to say that the last days were really very embarrassing for the greek authorities. to douglas alexander phenomenon on the greek island of those posts thank you so much. and that's your news update for this how objects to shift and autonomous driving and how we humans are the biggest hurdle to the technology and its uptake you can start today don't forget of all those 2 on our website d.w. dot com at any time you can follow us on instagram and twitter as well the handle there is at t w news for now matthew how it in berlin for man in time instant thanks for. the banks. and so was the language of the bank. speaking the truth global news that matters g.w. made for mines. as a virus spread. why the repairing and when will. just 3 of the topics covered and the weekly radio show is called spectrum if you're like me in for. nation on the crown a long rest or any other science topic you should really check out our top cast you can get it wherever you get your podcast you can also find us at. slash science. traffic jams crowded trains and shia endless waiting nothing in berlin stresses me out mo

open men's singles for the 1st time be germany's alexander so they have in 5 sets now both players were vying for their 1st grand slam title team overcame a 2 set deficit to defeat as they have to 646 and picking it up 646376 is the 1st time the tournaments open in your history that the players come back after losing the opening 2 sets to win the title. so what was behind this incredible turnaround. and to talk about that didn't you say kyle what was behind team doing this i mean we had a picture of him somewhere he says laid out afterward he was exhausted it was 4 hours worth the 71 years since the last time someone has come back in the men's final to wind. down we saw the future of tennis you're i think brian ok the 2 young players really talented it wasn't always pretty tennis but. the german took off and seemed to have a upper hand in the 1st 2 sets and won easily the 1st 2 sets but then started to fade and team took over and he really started hitting the lines sort of doing what he did throughout most of the rest of the tournament and it was very very impressive as he as he moved f

lukashenko in a month or so, alexander lu kashenko cannot use in a month or so, alexander lukashenko become illegitimate subsequently we do not need to talk to them and we will effectively impose political vacuum over belarus for as long as the current president stays in place. thank you very much indeed for talking to us. thank you. well, daily demonstrations against president lukashenko are still continuing, with clashes between protesters and security forces a frequent occurrence. fed up with the constant harassment, this week, female protesters started taking matters into their own hands, by trying to identify the men and make them accountable for their actions. jonah fisher reports from the capital, minsk. alexander lu kashenko has alexander lukashenko has tried to crush the protests against him using groups of mast men. it is not what, the demonstrations are still continuing but, every day, in the streets around here in central minsk people have been dragged off the pavement and put in unmarked vans. translation: it is a scene we have witnessed countless times, the men operate

so a powerful politics-free day here in the rural fields of western pennsylvania. katy. >> peter alexander. peter, thank you. >>> and a new cdc study is linking coronavirus infections to dining out. the people who are going out despite being covid positive. we're finding out later that they're covid positive. >> and it looks like the scene out of an apocalyptic movie. it is not. the lives lost are real. the damage is devastating. we go live to oregon for the latest on the record-breaking fires consuming that state. >>> first up, though, with just 58 days until the election, microsoft warns that foreign hackers are back and already interfering in the 2020 election. unlimited right. start with america's most awarded network. i'm on my phone 24/7. then for the first time ever, include disney+, hulu and espn+. we're a big soccer family. "handmaid's tale ." i love "frozen ". then give families plans to mix and match, so you only pay for what you need. and offer it at a price built for everyone. plus, get the samsung galaxy s20 5g uw on us when you buy any note20 5g. and $300 when you switch. th

so with no further adieu, chair alexander-tut. >> i've gone into defense, right? >> i know. i don't have the agenda in front of me. >> you're okay. so i'll just -- i'll read the agenda items, and you'll be chairing the meeting after that. >> great. madam secretary, will you please read the next agenda item. >> okay. our next item is item d, approval of minutes, discussion and possible objection to adopt the minutes for meeting held on november 20, 2019 and january 15, 2020. >> motion to approve. >> second. >> any discussion? >> okay. and is there any public comment on this item? >> not at this time. >> okay. seeing none, there is a motion and a second, and no public comment. are all commissioners in favor? any opposed? okay. then the minutes are approved. thank you. our next item is item e, new appeal, order of abatement. case number 6875, 2455 jackson street. owners of record and appellant, nanny e. ryti, bob korman, 3450 sacramento street. actually by order of appel arrested that the order of abatement -- appellant that the order of abatement be reversed, and i believe chie

proposals like the european migration package that is due to be introduced next week for example alexander thanks so much we'll be getting back to alexandra later after the speeches coming up live in about 10 minutes we think so will be joining us live in brussels we're going to japan now where your shahid asuka has been formally elected as the country's new prime minister's comes after a vote in parliament he replaces the outgoing prime minister shinzo. who resigned earlier this month for health reasons souk is expected to see closely the policies championed by his predecessor. so what can japan and the world expect of suger the man now at the helm of the world's biggest 3rd biggest economy here's a brief look. yoshida sukar may look like a traditional politician in a suit but there's more to him than meets the eye. for the last 8 years he occupied the powerful position of chief cabinet secretary. as such he was diffract to number 2 there are they and a key enforcer of government policy. as part of his effort to secure the top job he vowed to stick to those policies presenting himself as a safe pai

which she fled after last month's presidential election widely seen as rigged in favor of alexander lukashenko so i'd learned to cut off sky i was speaking at the european parliament in brussels once again calling for sanctions on senior officials so i proceed to your friends to help us basic things to look at nice mr illegitimate to release by the tickle prisoners to introduce individual sanctions against all individuals involved in their election process occasions and political credit down earlier she held talks with several you foreign ministers ahead of their meeting telling them applying sanctions quickly could force the belorussian government to enter dialogue with the opposition coordination council which have been brought so hard to make that progress we will have to discuss the question of whether it shouldn't because those who participated in election making and those who participated in abuse directly who face european union sanctions we must also ask ourselves the question of whether mr lucas schrenker who bears the main responsibility should also be sanctioned by the european union n

so i really appreciate everything that is been commented on and your work together. i would have to say, senator alexander i appreciate especially the work that we have been doing together of this really afforded issue. in alabama, there are so any kids that walk away from fast but for anything in 2018, i saw statistics close to 50 percent of her high school seniors just walk away from fast five. leaving a lot of branch money on the table. not just scholarships freedom of money for loans but grant money and scholarships on the table. someone of the issues that we have sink with implementation, and for the futures act, it seems to be the problem education will be . slow to implement this. i'm not sure who is best to answer this. but i am trying to figure out what you are hearing about why it is going to take so long. i completely agree with senator alexander that if we could get our bill passed and complete overhaul. get that implemented that the same time, that is the ideal solution . given this pandemic in the end of this congress. it's going to be tough to get that done. so i am assuming that we may end

than create new systems thought about how they are of actual universe to thank you so much for joining me on the alexander. thank you. so problem still a bind across the u.k. and the contrast is often drawn with more effective systems of disease control in asia however much closer to home but it is an example of a tiny county which has tackled the community transmission of covert 1000 not once but twice alex is joined by 2 people instrumental in the success story christina half a same piece and dennis christiane's then head of department and researcher at the feet of the spirit and veterinary authority christina hospice and dr christensen welcome to the examine show. thank you very much. christina when we last spoke in the program the fearless had stablished a virus free status you got a hold of the few cases you harden your modest to clamp down but since then the been some clusters of remarriages the in the fade away alan's hope you dealt of these. yes the parents were mown the 1st nations in the world to become $1003.00 and we didn't have a positive case for more than 3 months actually unfortunately her

reduced, leading to thehe economic hardsp in belarus, whwhich is one of te main reasons why alexander lukashenko is sonpopular and why he is finding himsmself havg toto brurully repreress protest. hand tois going cap in vladimir putin with few options left. host: sounds like a possible rapprochement between lukashenko and putin. how is the possibility of an improved relationship between those two being received on the ststreets ofof m minsk? reporter: itit is always hard to assess belarusian public opinion because there are no opinion polls. for a long time, belarus was regarded as a country with weak national identity, very close to russia. belarusian language is only spoken by a minority of the people. the national flag was the symbol of only a patriotic intellectual opposition opposed to lukashenko and in the minority. that is changing. that flag is all over the streets of belarus during these protests. it has become a symbol of the opposition to out him to lukashenko. anthems ofarious this protest, there is a feeling that this protest movement is a national awakening, which is made both versions p

so with that, back to my commissioners. commissioner alexander-tut, please. >> yeah. so i just want to, again, thank senior housing inspector sue for your leadership. i started out in the [inaudible] and it was great to see folks again and the tenant organizers who are deeply embedded in the community, and i -- you know, i applaud your team's efforts, and [inaudible]. >> president mccarthy: we all hear the same thing. >> and then, i really want to applaud folks and say that it's the -- it cannot be overstated the importance of having culturally and linguistic competence in partnership with the technical implementation of the job that you guys do, and i think that you -- you need to achieve that balance and that holistic approach, and yeah, just applause, and thank you to everybody for your work. >> president mccarthy: thank you, commissioner. commissioner clinch, please? >> commissioner clinch: thank you for the presentation. no further comments. >> president mccarthy: commissioner -- commissioner tam, please. >> yes, thank you, mr. president. thank you, james, for you

with the governments of the countries the people are coming from so this is what is expected to be proposed today our correspondent alexander phenomena reporting for us from brussels thank you so much. ok let's return to our top story now about a story from minsk or we mentioned that in belarus is a battle president aleksander look at she has taken the oath of office in secret defying mass protests and we have been able to get our correspondent nick conley on the line in minsk she's joining us nick tell us what the situation is like where you are right now. we were about to go live when a police car screeched to a full containment took off camera way month now they can in fact still refusing to let us use our camera to see very much on edge suddenly we've seen there are more police around so i think. the dow is now falling this surprising or duration shows now on edge this regime is i think there is fear that people will react badly to this surprise event and this is the 1st time this kind of things happen in the month definitely a change in a change of atmosphere and the very least people just will meet with me right now t

which she fled after last month's presidential election widely seen as rick didn't favor of alexander lukashenko so i've learned to cut off sky i was speaking at the european parliament in brussels once again calling for sanctions on senior officials so i proceed to your friends to help us with basic things to get nice mr illegitimate to release political prisoners to introduce individual sanctions against all individuals involved in their election possibly cations and political credit down earlier she held talks with said. really you foreign ministers ahead of their meeting telling them applying sanctions quickly could force the belarusian government to enter a dialogue with the opposition coordination council that have been going so hard to make their progress we will have to discuss the question of whether they shouldn't because those who participated in election making and those who participated in abuse directly who face european union sanctions we must also ask ourselves the question of whether mr looking schenker who bears the main responsibility should also be sanctioned by the european uni

. >> mike memoli, anne gearan, brendan buck, of course peter alexander, thanks so much to all of you. >>> we have breaking news from louisville where the boyfriend of breonna taylor announced he's suing the louisville metro police department at a press briefing just moments ago. he recounted the night that breonna taylor was killed and was arrested, he was arrested, saying that the charges against him were meant to silence him and cover up the, quote, murder of breonna. the lawsuit says walker was a victim of police misconduct. we'll bring you updates as soon as we have them. >>> before her u.s. open victory last night, naomi osaka decided to use her platform to continue to speak out for racial justice, the tennis star walking out in a mask bariearing breonna taylor' name. osaka herself, of japanese and haitian descent, says she brought seven masks with her to the tournament, each honoring a different person. she says she will be wearing them before each match in the hopes of raising awareness. >>> as covid cases climb in the midwest, the facts you need to know, coming up next. >>> pl

scientists but they were claiming basically the similar things in the script by the case as well so alexander stille an average godfather with all the latest for us from moscow thank you alexandra. well moving on now and 14 people accused of helping gunmen attack the french the terek awaking charlie hebdo and a jeweler supermarket have now gone on trial in paris the magazine was targeted after publishing controversial contrarian's of the prophet muhammad 17 people were killed in attacks that took place in the city 5 years ago now but one has more. victims and their families were school today into a paris courtroom at the start of the trial into the jan return to 15 paris attacks 14 people are accused of helping 3 gunmen who carried out the assaults that killed 17 people 11 were in court 3 are being tried in absentia some could face life in jail. so you don't share if she shot dead staff at the offices of the satirical newspaper shirley abdo and a policeman outside they claimed the attack in the name of al qaida france's former antiterrorism prosecutor described arriving at the scene. there wa

so bad. it is really a catch 22. will: all right, we continue to monitor the situation throughout the weekend. hope it gets a little better by monday. sophie alexanderthe update. well, sports this year has faced unprecedented challenges, from the pandemic health crisis to players boycotting games as they protest police brutality to shorten seasons or no seasons at all. last night, football returned in kansas city. trafficking ceo and cofounder jason robbins spoke to vonnie quinn about the return means for the future of sports betting. jason: we're a mobile app so whether you are sitting in the stands or at home watching it on tv or wherever you are, you can always access our app. i don't think it matters too much. the important thing is sports are played and everybody does it in a safe way and games can continue. >> what was it like in the early months of the pandemic when people could not bet on sports? anecdotally, i posted a picture of my teenage sons playing ping-pong and my friend said what is the spread? there was obviously appetite. jason: it is funny you mentioned ping-pong. table tennis was at one point our number one betting sport. it was

world news felicien bellows have once again crackdown on protesters in minsk hours after alexander lukashenko was so n n s president in a surprise ceremony some demonstrators have been detained people are angry that look as not resigned following last month's disputed election he took his oath in front of several 100 government officials several countries have said they will not recognize his presidency didn't stupid any of those this president the day of assuming the post of the president in all gratian day is the day of our victory convincing and faithful we were not just electing the president of the country we were defending our values our peaceful life our sovereignty and our independence and in this regard there is a lot to be done on the russian opposition leaders said lana taken off has dismissed the swearing in ceremony speaking from neighboring lithuania at the back of the bomb in the obstacles this so-called inauguration is obviously a farce in reality has just retired today it means his orders to military and security services aren't legitimate anymore and can no longer be executed i am

alexander lukashenko as a person. of course, we cannot talk about elections which took place on august 9th as fair and free elections. sos not legitimate and alexander lu kashenko is not legitimate president of this country. but of course nobody can neglect and reject that alexander lukashenko still has certain power and this power he is using, unfortunately, in very bad direction and we cannot agree on this. you are the neighbour of belarus. you are where most of the belarusian senior opposition figures who have been forced out of belarus have gathered, not least, svetla na kuznetsova, who was of course the candidate who ran against lukashenko and she claimed she had won the election, had it not been rigged. are you saying that svetla na ti kha novs kaya is actually the winner of the election and are you recognising her as the de facto leader of belarus, in exile? we can call her a de facto leader but the problem is that the elections of august 9th, they are spoiled, and we cannot prove that by giving the figures, giving the result and nobody can say what votes are the votes indeed and what votes are the fake votes bec

vladimir putin his elder brother so that is the kind of contrast that you can see here then all these phone calls etc but i do have to point out that probably alexander lukashenko is the man who would like to seem like someone who is in tsotsi just to back her for help so previous the he said that 1st of all he's here to cement the minutes that have been made earlier. what i've been told could learn from the crimean saying this meeting between the 2 presidents is likely to happen within the hour in about 2 o'clock so about 50 minutes 5 minutes from now so we'll of easily know more then but how is moscow going to greet the kremlin how is he going to be greeted by russia what is there a. consensus that it's going to be open arms or is going to be a bit more tricky than the. well kevin just to answer your question 1st of all i want to put this into context after the fall of the soviet union and number of agreements were signed between moscow and minsk to create a so-called union state too so to say poland the footsteps of the european union and terms of using them as an example of integration and. well moscow has largely been in favor of deeper ties bet

could be on the way and eastern europe all eyes are on the russian city of saud this monday so now that alexander lukashenko is on the way to vladimir putin's residence there just do the math we realize that it took a bit more than a month for the russian and the russian leaders to meet face to face after the election and there is also no doubt that the long standing by the russian leader will be seeking support from mr putin after having to deal with so much trouble back home throughout this entire month. of the. but if you push the rewind button a little bit and listen to what the leader of bell roof's was saying just before the vote you realize that he really didn't mince his words when talking about this partnership with moscow sounding very tough however the tone really changed in august and the 2 the leaders the lot of our putin and alexander lukashenko have been on the phone very often anyway though this time around i don't think that alexander lukashenko is someone who seems to be willing. to go into tsotsi trying to beg for help so previously a little earlier he said that he is heading t

executive at the washington pain center the care time and joining us on the program thank you so much. alexander lukashenko has been inaugurated for a 6th term as president of belarus a month earlier than expected event went ahead without an advance public announcement and after more than 7 weeks of unrest following his disputed reelection and the ceremony took place at the independence palace in minsk i took the oath with his hand on the constitution and i see him that's become familiar to belorussians and he 1st took office 26 years ago he gave a speech thanking us supporters for preventing a so-called color revolution meaning an uprising against the government are facing our correspondent run reports from belarus. it was a complete surprise to everybody in belarus the 1st boarding that something was up was convoys of police blocking off road streets driving to and fro around the city then the presidential call believe we see it in full parade formation driving for driving for it official residence by the time the fact that the dog ration was taking place became public knowledge president look

belarus like he said we already know that alexander lukashenko flew out of minsk and we heard from. his head ministration that the talks will be one on one so there's just going to be the 2 of them a lot of our putin and alexander lukashenko in the room many are confident that the longstanding belarusian president will be looking forward to get support from the russian government after having to deal with so much trouble back home during this entire month but if we push the world wind button a little bit and look at what mr lucas shango was saying before the vote we do realize that he didn't mince his words out all when it comes to describing his partnership with russia sounding very tough at one point back then he said something like that the russians used to be brothers for us now we're just partners then like you said kevin the attitude really changed in august and in august we heard mr lucas schenkel call vladimir putin his elder brother and any case to the eaters have been on the phone during the crisis very often i do have to say though that most likely the bell russian president wouldn't like to see him like someone who is heading to

position to be mediator if the parties want to someone to mediate their conflict or now thanks so much alexander story of which. the new york times is reporting us president dollar trump has paid 0 tax in 10 of us 15 years says he avoided taxes by the caring large business losses and now personally i was credits is more than 3 $100000000.00 trump has this missed the report as false either jocasta reforms. in 2015 a year donald trump emerged from a golden elevator to declare his candidacy he paid 0 dollars in federal income tax just as he had in 10 out of 15 years prior in 2 101617 president trump paid just $750.00 a year in federal income tax while the average middle class american family paid more than $10000.00 the new york times says it reviewed more than 2 decades of trump financial records the account published sunday describes a businessman president who avoided taxes by declaring huge losses but now personally owes creditors more than $300000000.00 soon to be due trump's prized golf resorts reported losses of $359000000.00 since 2000 times reports the washington trump hotel shows a loss o

andrew alexander stevens is elected senator from georgia. so -- than any other country these people might have been executed or jailed. in fact some people were jailed for crimes committed against the united states government. jefferson davis was governed jailed for sometime. but none of them really suffered. jefferson davis writes a siege memoir saying that it is olive states'rights and had nothing to do the same slavery, the civil war. they propagated their own views and they're really not punished that hard. do you have a question? >> jeremy yeah. the 13th amendment originally stated there should be no slavery accept as a punishment for crime. so how significant did that play for the south's part in enforcing the black codes in that type of thing? >> very good question jeremy. we're talking a black codes right? southerners use all sorts of legal and constitutional loopholes to undermine reconstruction and the project for black rights. people use criminality. they start convicting black people for minor crimes and using them as convict labor.

and demand sanctions against president alexander lukashenko. donald trump says so announce his nominees for a place with bader ginsburg in the supreme court's by saturday. and the global death toll from coded 19 is 1000000 as government struggle to control the outbreak . u.s. secretary of state mike compare has announced a raft of new sanctions on those involved in iran's defense sector 27 entities and individuals have been hit with new measures including the iranian defense ministry who has also announced sanctions on the venezuelan president nicolas maduro he's built a close relationship with terror on the us also warned that anyone connected to the sale or transfer of conventional weapons to iran will face sanctions just imagine what iran would be therefore able to freely purchase more advanced weapons we have no intention of letting that happen the president's executive order announced today gives us a new and powerful tool to enforce the u.n. arms or burgo and hold those who seek to evade u.n. sanctions accountable today i will take the 1st action under this n

ski using water cannon to clear them and detaining others this happened only hours after alexander lukashenko or so on and us president in a surprise ceremony there's been ongoing unrest since he claimed victory in last month's disputed election the european union is proposing an overhaul to the way its members deal with incoming refugees and migrants it would say tighter border controls a streamlined process for asylum seekers who are rejected and require each country to whole set least some refugees. anti-government protesters in egypt are back on the streets for a 4th night despite a mass crackdown on dissent that has led to the arrests of 300 people demonstrators a calling to present. to step down the united nations says politicians in south sudan have embezzled more than $36000000.00 in state funds the allegations come after presence of a care fide the finance minister the heads of the tax collection firm and the national petroleum company last week those are the headlines i'll have more news for you after al-jazeera worlds to stay with us. the health of humanity is at stake a global pandemic

others to our country we will investigate what happened so just let me repeat these were the latest updates from the bell russian leader alexander lukashenko who was trying to explain this very complicated story from the side of the bell russian government so once again the bell russian authorities are calling this an attempt to flee the country by maria kolesnikov after she was thrown out of the vehicle and they're saying that the people inside the vehicle were not following the orders by the border guards but i can tell you that the bill russian opposition have their side of the story and they are providing. a totally different version of events according to the anti-government activists america lessening of what the 2 other men were abducted somewhere else in belarus and then were deliberately taken to the border to be kicked out of the country but in order for that not to happen maria kolesnik allegedly decided to tear up her passport and that made it impossible for her to go through the border to get into ukraine although as far as i understand the other men were able to enter ukraine the bell russian president saying that

orcus election and so president alexander lukashenko sweep to victory was raked hundreds of thousands of people taking to the streets and. now made more angry by looking surprise a new creation online in the city center they were able. to write quite brutally right and now people are coming from different from different parts of maine. who commissioned a secret you know gratian ceremony immense was a quiet affair in contrast to the scenes outside a few 100 senior officials heads of state bodies on representatives from coach and sports attendants didn't stupid any of those in the speech the day of assuming the post of the president the inauguration day is the day of our victory convincing and faithful we were not just electing the president of the country we were defending our values our peaceful life our sovereignty and out independence and in this regard there is a lot to be done. opposition leaders that man it's a goodwill skier who had gotten a through in your following last month's disputed election the ceremony of false. lost but in reality has just retired today it means his ord

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domestic affairs their 3 weeks of mass protests of the disputed reelection of president alexander lukashenko. hans i'm so donna bracing for more heavy rains says the cleanup from earlier floods continues more than 120 people died and at least 100000 homes have been damaged to add to the difficulties sudan's currency is declining against the u.s. dollar that's leading to inflation and an increase in food prices. a new lock down has come into force in the spanish capital as cases rise across europe more than 850000 people in the worst hit districts of madrid are affected they're only allowed to leave their areas for work school or health care new rules are also being implemented in 2 french cities deemed as virus red zones report of more than 10000 new corona virus infections on sunday down from a record spike the previous day. was the headline things continues here on al-jazeera right off the inside story stay with us. snapback shows their own the united states really pulls its nuclear sanctions on iran but all other members opinion security council including close all eyes are rejecting the action so wil