arlene foster said the executive was collectively very concerned about the rise in infections.f course have to halt the rights of covid—19 — and that, of course, is something that we are all very concerned about — it is important that we take a proportionate and balanced approach. some people have said it is about health versus wealth. i think that's a completely false analysis, mr speaker. and indeed, our own chief medical officer — back in may of this year — made the point that poverty kills and unemployment kills as well. obviously, big decisions to be made. what support are you going to outline for the economy? arlene foster told him she'd been to a meeting with the chancellor, rishi sunak, who'd set out his jobs support package. whatever assistance and support we can put in place, it will not be as good as people running their business in a normal run of things, and we recognise that. and we can only mitigate damage, and we will try and do our best with the funding that we have available to us and the funding, of course, which comes from hmg. back at westminster, peers hav

arlene foster. want to find out exactly what the restrictions are in your area, you can find them on the bbc website. you're watching the week in parliament with me, alicia mccarthy. you can follow me on twitter @bbcalicia and you can find all our programmes on the bbc iplayer, just search for parliament. why are white children from poor backgrounds the least likely to stay in education and move up the income ladder? the education committee is trying to find answers in a sometimes controversial area. they heard that those children had been overtaken by most other ethnicities on low incomes with only traveller children doing worse. the statistics for children who went on to higher educaton were stark. the figure for white british kids is, for boys, 13%,forgirls,19%, and is eclipsed by, for example, chinese kids on free school meals, 66%, for black african boys on free school meals, 51%, pakistani boys on free school meals, 42%, and so the differences are enormous. i'd really like you to be as open as

arlene foster. you are what she wednesday in parliament with me.tary had described as positively hateful keeping theatres closed and spectators away from sports venues but said it was necessary to stop the spread of coronavirus. the shutdown has hit hard across the cultural sector. earlier this month 400 freelance musicians played outside parliament to highlight the plight of the music industry during the pandemic. the musicians union, which represents more than 32,000 performers in the uk, says that 70% of its members have lost more than three quarters of their regular work leaving many in financial hardship. appearing before the commons culture committee, oliver dowden was asked whether he was presiding over a complete destruction of the cultural sector. i don't think it is a fair characterisation on ministers or officials in my department to say that we have presided over destruction. we have worked in and day out both to ensure we get all our sectors back up and running as much as we possibly can, consistent with public health advice and the sa

arlen's could be in for more economic hardship as it becomes the 1st e.u. country to re enter locked i'm to control the spread of the corona virus under the new 6 week locked and all non-essential businesses will be forced to close and people will only be allowed to move within 5 kilometers of their homes. ireland is going back into lockdown infection rates are soaring again despite measures to fight the coronavirus that's why starting wednesday at midnight all of ireland will be at the highest level of lockdown severely limiting public life air most companies have shut their doors or only essential businesses are allowed to stay open and that right before the popular holiday inn festival i think it's totally unnecessary kind of it's unfortunate from our point view how do we like our christmas so we're close but it can busiest days of how do we but also christmas day is lost in my opinion because people will just grab it take them buy online if you see you can actually find some people out there with the 2nd we really really find it hard to. many businesses

arlen's could be in for more economic hardship as the country enters a 6 week lockdown in a bid to control the spread of the coronavirus under the new rules old non-essential businesses will be forced to close people will only be allowed to move within 5 kilometers of their homes. us chip maker intel is selling it and the memory storage business says korean chip money factor in a deal is worth $9000000000.00 and follows a recent sale of intel's smartphone modem business to the. swiss bank u.b.s. have doubled its profits and the 3rd quarter most of the growth came from investment banking the figures suggest that the lender has recovered strongly from the coronavirus after posting an 11 percent drop in profit and the last quarter. the bank is by far the world's biggest asset manager with almost $2.00 trillion dollars under management. earlier we asked our financial correspondent chelsea delaney to explain why some sectors of the banking industry seem to be weathering the demick so well the doomsday predictions for the banking sector haven't really panned out but we have seen a big divergence

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northern ireland first minister arlene foster, has said that the current tightened restrictions therer. pubs and restaurants have been closed, and schools, which will re—open on monday, were closed for two weeks. scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon has urged against nonessential travel across the border with england. a new five—level system of restrictions for tackling coronavirus will come into force in scotland on monday, which will see travel restrictions imposed on many scots. that is the picture across the uk. now it's time for a look at the weather with alina jenkins. storm aidan has been bringing torrential rain for a large swathes of the uk today. more in the forecast for tomorrow. further rain and gales and a number of yellow warnings from the met office. other details are on our website. many will be dry this evening as the rain eases from western scotland, but we re eases from western scotland, but were read starts to pile into northern ireland and western scotland, wales, western england, so transferring eastwards. some gusty, blustery winds, not a cold night. tempte

thanks so much brian let's get you up to speed on some of the latest developments in the pandemic arlen said to impose stricter covert measures but the government has rejected calls from his own health experts for a 2nd block down instead endure dining will be banned and people have to stay in their county of residence india registered as lowest daily increase in new cases since august but despite the slowdown in the is on track to overtake the u.s. as the country with the biggest caseload and japan and south korea will resume short and long term business travel between the 2 countries lifting restrictions put in place to stop the spread of the virus and authorities in paris have shut down bars and cafes for 2 weeks to slow the spread of cove in the french capitals on that smaller with tighter rules and forcing distancing new infections and hospitalizations of highs not seen since may. tough times call for tougher measures with the french capital were experiencing a sharp spike in coronavirus cases authorities say they had no choice but to introduce stricter rules for businesses in the

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arlene foster at there.disagreement in the five party coalition as to how the five party coalition as to how the executive should proceed and very broad terms of the two main parties, the dup were in favour of a slightly more light touch when it came to regulations, sinn fein it is understood were pushing for more strict measures. but the announcements that have been made this morning represent something of a compromise i should think and ministers, as you heard from arlene foster there, very much hoping that over the next two to four weeks, the infection rate in northern ireland, which is the highest of the four nations, will start to come down. which is the highest of the four nations, will start to come downm this a strictly time—limited intervention? arlene foster said they are very determined it will be time—limited, but how much our decision is going to be taken on a rolling basis? yes, i think that is where the attention it probably will turn to in say a week's time at. mrs foster, as you say, in the

this is the lovely news live from berlin arlen's government announces a new national lockdown in a fresh effort to stop the spread of the coronavirus the 1st european union country to impose a major lockdown for a 2nd time also coming up the u.s. supreme court rules that election officials in the battleground state of pennsylvania must accept mail ballots that arrived after election day it's a setback for don't trump and the republican party. also on the program pakistani customs 8.

the first minister arlene foster said the decision had been difficult and she wasn't shying away from the huge impact they'll have on people's lives. schools will close for a fortnight, in an extended half—term break. pubs and restaurants will shut for a month and off licences and supermarkets will have to stop selling alcohol at 8pm. in wales, it's been announced that people from parts of england, scotland and northern ireland that have high rates of coronavirus will be banned from travelling to the country from friday. meanwhile, the liverpool city region has had the toughest curbs in england imposed. pubs and bars that don't serve meals now have to close, as the new three—tier system of measures has come into force. officials are discussing whether manchester, lancashire and other areas of northern england should also face the same restrictions. the prime minister has clashed with the labour leader in the commons, after sir keir starmer called for a two or three—week ‘circuit—brea ker‘ lockdown across england to slow the infection rate. in the past half hour, a further 19,724 cases

acknowledging the hardship it would mean for many, first minister arlene foster said the government hadecision lightly. in the last week, northern ireland has reported the highest rates of infection in the uk. from 6pm on friday all pubs and restaurants, hairdressers and beauticians, will have to shut their doors for a month. and supermarkets and off—licences will not be allowed to sell alcohol after 8pm. schools will close for two weeks, one of them being half term. but this isn't a full lockdown. takeways are allowed and shops will still be open, so will gyms for individual training. places of worship are also allowed to keep their doors open as long as covid measures are observed. childcare facilties can continue to operate as well. our northern ireland correspondent, emma vardy reports from belfast. a lot of pubs, restaurants and other businesses here were just starting to find their feet again, so today's announcement did feel like a real step back. but, even so, the picture is stark. parts of northern ireland that had seen some of the lowest numbers of covid cases have now seen th

again in the last presidential election president obama couldn't even get one through and america arlenso this is intentional it's corrupt it's undemocratic and so we need to insist that we push against the nomination of and on and that why i want to ask you we got about a minute left and i just want to jump in here is ok this person gets assigned to the supreme court what is the moves that people can do what are all the moves that these groups can do to kind of push back against this person who's going to be sitting on the bench making laws. i don't ever want a lot of people judge barrett will be confirmed judge there will be confirmed because the democrats it's not happening numbers there is a minimal thing that the democrats in other people who are all parents confirmation can do however that does not mean that we have to call in our standards and that's true actually in battleground states like north carolina iowa alaska west virginia in places that we know some of the standards to be trust that much to uphold the nomination we must continually push back call our senators activate o

northern ireland's first minister arlene foster has said that the current tightened restrictions therermber. pubs and restaurants have been closed, and schools, which will re—open on monday, were closed for two weeks. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, has urged against non—essential travel across the border with england. a new five—level system of restrictions for tackling coronavirus will come into force in scotland on monday, which will see travel restrictions imposed on many scots. the prime minister has announced that new four—week lockdown across england, and it starts from thursday. let's take a look at some of the new restrictions. bars and restaurants will close, but takeaways can continue to operate — as in the spring lockdown. non—essential retail and hospitality will be forced to close — supermarkets will stay open. households will not be allowed to mix inside, unless for child care reasons. schools and universities will be allowed to stay open. ahead of the news, experts had warned that the nhs could be overwhelmed without drastic action to tackle the spread of th

robust track and trace system the country is now going into a 2nd lockdown for monday in the past week arlen's track and trace system was overwhelmed thousands of people who tested positive were asked to inform any coast contacts themselves and earlier this month spain had to bring in the military to help and force tracing measures as its case is searched well in the u.k. there was hope that testing and tracing would help combat the virus spots the system is performing at an all time low a senior clinician has told al jazeera that mismanagement is to blame and to simmons' reports from the north of england. to control. testing and tracing must become a new way of life testing and tracing cost $151.00 half $1000000000.00 to set up 40 management consultants who are paid up to $9000.00 a day to make it work what are they doing what are they doing would they like to come and sit with a few clinical case workers this caltech traits or an experienced clinician says mismanagement or doctor staffing are among the litany of issues she faces so much rested on test and trace do you think it's failed it's

arlene foster. finally, that annual challenge for mps of how to mark national poetry day.mr deputy speaker, how we should take as i said before, pride in this royal frame. the earth of majesty, this fortress built for nature. this happy breed of men, this precious stone. against the envy, this earth, this realm, this england and had william shakespeare lived in a later day, he would've said this united kingdom. that is what we should take pride in. jacob rees—mogg. inevitably. that was the week in parliament. i'll be back with more tales of this happy breed of men and women and more plots, blessed and otherwise, on bbc parliament at 11 o'clock on monday evening. i hope you canjoin me. until then, from me, david cornock, bye for now. hello. september was a drier than average month across much of the uk, but as you know, it's october now, and here comes the rain, initially from this area of low pressure, named storm alex by the weather service in france for impacts there, but nonetheless, parts of the uk are also going to see some very wet and windy weather from that during

acknowledging the hardship it would mean for many, first minister arlene foster said the government hadn lightly. in the last week, northern ireland has reported the highest rates of infection in the uk. from 6pm on friday, all pubs and restaurants, hairdressers and beauticians, will have to shut their doors for a month. supermarkets and off—licences will not be allowed to sell alcohol after 8pm. schools will close for two weeks, one of them being half—term. but this isn't a full lockdown. takeways are allowed and shops will still be open, as will gyms for individual training. places of worship are also allowed to keep their doors open as long as covid measures are observed. childcare facilties can continue to operate as well. our northern ireland correspondent, emma vardy, is in belfast. a lot of pubs, restaurants and other businesses here were just starting to find their feet again, so today's announcement did feel like a real step back. but, even so, the picture is stark. parts of northern ireland that had seen some of the lowest numbers of covid cases have now seen themselves with t

arlene foster. finally, that annual challenge for mps of how to mark national poetry day.e, as i said before, pride in this royal throne of kings, this sceptred isle, this earth of majesty, this seat of mars, this other eden demi paradise, this fortress built by herself against infection and the hand of war, this happy breed of men, this little world, this precious stone set in the silver sea which serves it in the office of a wall or as a moat, defensive to a house against the envy of less happier lands, this blessed plot, this earth, this realm, this england. and had william shakespeare lived in a later day, he would've said "this united kingdom". because that is what we should take pride in! jacob rees—mogg, inevitably. that was the week in parliament. i'll be back with more tales of this happy breed of men and women and more plots, blessed and otherwise, on bbc parliament at 11 o'clock on monday evening. i hope you canjoin me. until then, from me, david cornock, bye for now. hello there. it was an extremely wet weekend pretty much across the whole of the country thanks

the first minister, arlene foster, said the decision was difficult and that she didn't shy away frome impact they would have on people's lives. schools will be closed for a fortnight from next monday, extending the half—term break by a week. it's the first part of the uk to see schools ordered to shut since the summer. pubs and restaurants will also see new restrictions. meanwhile, the new three—tier system of measures has come into force in england. the liverpool city region has the toughest curbs, with pubs and bars that don't serve food being forced to close. officials are discussing whether manchester, lancashire and other areas of northern england should also face the same restrictions. the prime minister has clashed with the labour leader in the commons, after sir keir starmer called for a two or three—week circuit—breaker lockdown across england to slow the infection rate. our first report this lunchtime is from northern ireland, and our correspondent, chris page. chris. yes, the restrictions which have been announced at stormont this morning where the product of late—night ta

northern ireland first minister arlene foster has said that the current tightened restrictions there and restaurants have been closed, and schools, which will re—open on monday, were closed for two weeks. scotland's first minister nicola sturgeon has urged against nonessential travel across the border with england. a new five—level system of restrictions for tackling coronavirus will come into force in scotland on monday, which will see travel restrictions imposed on many scots. sport and we can cross over tojohn watson. england have one hand on the six nations trophy following their bonus point victory over italy this afternoon in rome. they have to wait on the outcome of the france and ireland game which is underway in paris. the latest from there in a moment, but first here'sjim lumsden on how eddiejones's side did what they needed to do in rome this afternoon. 0ne one of england, ireland or france will be six nations champions at the end of the day. permission for eddie jones's men wasn't complicated. beat italy preferably with a bonus point and then sit in front of a scheme to w

northern ireland's first minister, arlene foster, has said that the current tighter restrictions therevember. pubs and restaurants there are closed. schools have been shut for two weeks and will re—open on monday. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, has urged against non—essential travel across the border with england. a new five—level system of restrictions for tackling the virus will come into force in scotland on monday, which will see travel restrictions imposed on many areas. the james bond star sir sean connery has died at the age of 90. he was the first screen actor to play 007, a role that brought him global stardom, and which led to decades as one of hollywood's leading actors. our arts editor, will gompertz, looks back at his life. sean connery was the first and, for many, the pre—eminent... bond. james bond. with the inner snarl of humphrey bogart and the outward charm of cary grant, connery created a charismatic screen legend. a ladies' man... looking for shells? no, i'm just looking. ..with a killer's instinct. he went from being a jobbing actor in his early 30s to

the first minister, arlene foster, said the decision was difficult and that she didn't shy away fromct they would have on people's lives. schools will be closed for a fortnight from next monday, extending the half—term break by a week. it's the first part of the uk to see schools ordered to shut since the summer. pubs and restaurants will also see new restrictions. meanwhile, the new three—tier system of measures has come into force in england. the liverpool city region has the toughest curbs, with pubs and bars that don't serve food being forced to close. officials are discussing whether manchester, lancashire and other areas of northern england should also face the same restrictions. the prime minister has clashed with the labour leader in the commons, after sir keir starmer called for a two or three—week circuit—breaker lockdown across england to slow the infection rate. ourfirst report is from northern ireland, and our correspondent, chris page. half term has been doubled. schools will shut for two weeks, not one, as they regularly do over halloween. pupils will be off from monda

northern ireland's first minister, arlene foster, has said that the current tightened restrictions therebs and restaurants have been closed, and schools — which will re—open on monday — were closed for two weeks. let's recap on what we know so far. the bbc understands the prime minister will announce a month—long national lockdown in england. non—essential retail and hospitality will be forced to close. schools and universities will be allowed to stay open. 0ur health editor, hugh pym, is here. very interesting, looking at wales and northern ireland, saying that they will be ending their short national lock dans at the time that had been anticipated, just as england is thinking of going into a national lockdown itself, why are they so out of step? that is a very big question, because the sage advisory committee of experts, back in september, was calling for a two—week circuit breaker in england because of the way things were going then, the way cases were rising rapidly. it didn't happen, the government at westminster opted for the tiered approach, going for different restrictions in dif

northern ireland first minister arlene foster has said that the current tightened restrictions theree 13th of novermber. on the 13th of november. pubs and restaurants have been closed, and schools, which will re—open on monday, were closed for two weeks. rather than one week. the number of deaths in turkey has risen to 25, following the earthquake that struck in the aegean sea on friday. rescue teams in the turkish city of izmir are continuing to search through the wreckage of collapsed buildings for survivors — as these astonishing pictures show. somebody pulled out of the rubble and massively on her way to hospital. —— mercifully. this is the moment a woman and her three children were pulled from the rubble in the city of izmir, more than 18 hours after the quake. bbc turkish's esra yalcinalp is on the ground in izmir, and gave us this update. search and rescue efforts have been going on since the earthquake that happened yesterday at about 3:30pm. initially there were 17 buildings that were completely collapsed. right now, nine of the efforts have been completed. after 23 hours of

northern ireland first minister arlene foster has said that the current tightened restrictions thereof novermber. pubs and restaurants have been closed, and schools, which will reopen on monday, were closed for two weeks. and you can keep up with the latest developments about the coronavirus outbreak on the bbc news app and on our website. within the last hour, it's been announced that sir sean connery has died aged 90. the first actor to play 007 in the james bond films, it was a role that brought him global stardom, and it was followed by decades as one of hollywood's leading actors. 0ur entertainment correspondent, david sillito, looks back at his life. bond, james bond. sean connery, a star whose life and career was defined by one word, bond. are you looking for shells? no, i'm just looking. as the suave but ruthless 007, he spent the 60s saving the world, dealing with power—crazed evil geniuses. but the sudden success caught him by surprise. you expect me to talk? no, mr bond, i expect you to die. i had no awareness of that scale of reverence and pressure, and what have you. his

northern ireland first minister arlene foster has said that the current tightened restrictions there 13th of november. pubs and restaurants have been closed, and schools, which will re—open on monday, were closed for two weeks. scotland's first minister, nicola sturgeon, has urged against all non—essential travel across the border with england. a new five—level system of restrictions for tackling coronavirus will come into force in scotland on monday, which will see travel restrictions imposed on many scots. the james bond star sir sean connery has died at the age of 90. the first actor to play 007 in the james bond films — it was a role that brought him global stardom — and was followed by decades as one of hollywood's leading actors. our arts editor will gompertz looks back at his life. sean connery was the first, and for many, the pre—eminent... bond. james bond. with the inner snarl of humphrey bogart and the outward charm of cary grant, connery created a charismatic screen legend. a ladies‘ man... looking for shells? no, i'm just looking. ..with a killer's instinct. he went from

northern ireland first minister arlene foster has said that the current tightened restrictions there restaurants have been closed, and schools, which will re—open on monday, were closed for two weeks. a bbc news special with reeta chakra barti ahead of the prime minister's coronavirus briefing at 5.00 shortly, but first sport and for a full round—up from the bbc sport centre, here's gavin ramchurn. good afternoon. the final weekend of the six nations is under way. after a long break due to coronavirus — with england facing italy at quarter to 5, whilst ireland can seal the title in paris later, with a bonus point win over france... not such a positive afternoon for the 2019 champions wales — despite alun wynjones earning a record 149th test cap. they led 7—6 at half time against scotland, but the scots fought back in llanelli. this try from stuart mcinally, and late stuart hogg penalty earned them a 14—10 victory. so nothing at stake really with that one, but everything to play for this afternoon. england, ireland and france all still in the hunt for glory. england are second in the

fox news obtained text messages disclosing cunningham's a with public relations strategist arlene guzman todd. cunningham is married. he writes, would make my day to roll over and kiss you about now. then reveals, quote, he's nervous about the next 100 days. and another text he writes he wants to see, i don't think you realize the magnitude of what you are doing. once again tonight democratic presidential nominee joe biden is refusing to answer a few questions about whether he supports packing the us supreme court even if the voters already casting their ballots, biden says he will give you the answer once he is elected president. jonathan and reporting live from phoenix. >> both presidential campaigns net want and need to win arizona. estate that was won by donald trump by 3 and a half points in 2016. all the recent polls show former vice president joe biden reading from 3 to 8 points so biden and his running mate kamala harris were here is a team today, their first joint campaign appearance attempting to shore up that polling lead, taking an economic message to union members and owners

arlen's could be in for more economic hardship as it becomes the 1st e.u. country to re enter lockdown to control the spread of the coronavirus under the new 6 week lockdown all non-essential businesses will be forced to close people will only be allowed to move within 5 kilometers of their homes. ireland is going back into lockdown infection rates are soaring again despite measures to fight the coronavirus that's why starting wednesday at midnight all of ireland will be at the highest level of lockdown severely limiting public life there most companies have shut their doors in the essential businesses are allowed to stay open and that right before the popular holiday inn festival i think it's totally unnecessary kind of it's unfortunate from our point you how do we like our christmas so we're close to 10 busiest days of holloway but also christmas day is lost in my opinion because people will just grab it take them by on line and if you're strong enough you can actually find the people out there with the 2nd time we really really find it hard to come to ma

he made a promise to his late father that he would find arlene a comfortable assistive living facilityman. >> he loved you. >> reporter: but the comfort quickly turned to isolation as the lockdown stretched for months. >> i first saw my sister yesterd yesterday. couldn't see my friends. it was tough. >> reporter: early in the pandemic some seniors could look out the window to see posters and signs, others are still spending most of their days alone. many states, including florida, are allowing limited visits to nursing homes. the visitation rules vary across the country and facilities in a handful of states remain closed. >> the whole situation is a real tragedy. we are not supposed to treat our older adults the way that they're being treated right now. >> what's the toughest part of advocating for senior citizens? >> oftentimes they don't have a voice. >>> victoria cerone pushed to see her 85-year-old father after being separated for months. >> it was absolutely excruciating. >> once a successful businessman traveling the world with his wife elizabeth, he now lives in a memory care ce

that show democratic candidate kal cunningham's apparent affair with a public relations strategist, arlene. cunningham is married with two children. in one of these texts, coming cunningham writes "it would make my day to roll over and kiss you right now" and then reveals he's "nervous about the next 100 days." in another text he writes she would like to see her again and she replies, i don't think you realize the magnitude of what you're doing. cunningham us canceled many events but he did address this in the face facebook live event. >> and deeply sorry with a hurt that i've caused in my personal life and i also apologize to all of you. and i hope each of you watching at home will accept this sincere apology and that we will continue to work together to change the direction of our country and strengthen our sta state. >> martha: i think we lost rich edson. but that's basically the back-and-forth of what's going on right now. he's behind by less than he was, and i wonder if that could be the case again. michigan and north carolina, the polling averages show that president trump is behind

who is not his wife are, quote, legitimate, screen grabs of text messages between cunningham and arlenemarried public relations strategist were first published online thursday evening, he wants to kiss her and she says she wants to spend the night with him. cunningham says he will not drop out of the race, quote, i have hurt my family, disappointed my friends, the first step in repairing those relationships is taking complete responsibility which i do. i ask my family's privacy be respected in this personal matter. north carolina's senate race is the most expensive in the nation. real clear politics average unfold has cunningham ahead of republican senator john telus by 6 and a half points but most of the polls were conducted before the scandal. senator telus on the other hand tested positive for coronavirus last weekend is now self isolating at home with less then a month before election day. >> getting diagnosed with covid-19 is perceived as something that happened to him rather than something he created. as for cunningham this is different, cunningham's character has been front and c

has obtained text messages which appears to be cunningham's affair with public relations strategies arleneuzman-tom. "it would make my day to roll over and kiss you right about now." nervous about the next 100 days. in another chat, cunningham writes, he wants to see "guzman-todd again." i don't think you realize the magnitude of what you are doing but once again tonight, presidential nominee joe biden is refusing to answer a key question about whether he supports packing the u.s. supreme court even when voters are already casting their ballots. 313 said we'll get the answer once he is elected president and chief correspondent kevin hines reporting tonight from phoenix. hey, jonathan. >> good evening, shannon. both presidential campaigns want and need to win arizona, a state that was won by president trump by just around three and a half points back in 2016. all the recent polls show former vice president joe biden leading by anywhere from 3% to 3 to eight points right now. biden and his running mate kamala harris were here as a team, their first joint appearance by the way, taking an econ

this is the lovely news live from berlin arlen's government announces a new national lockdown in a fresh effort to stop the spread of the coronavirus the 1st european union country to impose a major lockdown for a 2nd time also coming up the u.s. supreme court rules that election officials in the battleground state of pennsylvania must accept mail ballots that arrived after election day it's a setback for the whole trump and the republican party. also on the program pakistani customs agents for low cost to smuggle dozens of endangered for guns out of the country to the gulf region estimated value is over a $1000000.00. i'm told me all logic well welcome to the program the 2nd wave of the corona virus pandemic has arrived in europe and it's prompting national lockdowns island has become the 1st e.u. country to return to an almost full nationwide lockdown as it battles to stop a surge in corona virus cases prime minister mikhail mohsin said that all non-essential retailers must close for 6 weeks starting at midnight on wednesday schools will be allowed to stay open but bars and restaurants

fox news has obtained text messages disclosing his affair with public relations strategist arlene guzman-- he's married with turtle children. in one, he writes "would make my day to roll over and kiss you about now." and then he revealed he is nervous about the next 100 days. in another text, he writes he wants to see her again, she replies "i don't think you realize the magnitude of what you're doing." and when he slows his communications, she texts another person "i'm just going to send his opponent his naked photos." he's a lieutenant colonel in the army reserves and extramarital affairs violate the uniform code of military justice. his campaign says the candidate will participate in the inquiry. he said last night his republican opponent republican senator thom tillis is losing this race and trying to make the campaign about something other than the issues. tom tillis says this is an issue. >> you can't found a whole campaign on truth, duty, honor and be guilty of what he's apparently guilty of, it's hypocrisy that i think north carolina voters will reject. >> thom tillis has his own

arlen's could be in for more economic hardship as the country enters a 6 week lockdown in a bid to control the spread of the coronavirus under the new rules old non-essential businesses will be forced to close people will only be allowed to move within 5 kilometers of their homes. us chip maker intel is selling it and the memory storage business says korean chip money in a deal is worth $9000000000.00 and follows a recent sale of intel's smartphone modem business to the. swiss bank u.b.s. have doubled its profits and the 3rd quarter most of the growth came from investment banking the figures suggest that the lender has recovered strongly from the coronavirus after posting an 11 percent drop in profit and the last quarter. the bank is by far the world's biggest asset manager with almost $2.00 trillion dollars under management. earlier we asked our financial correspondent chelsea delaney to explain why some sectors of the banking industry seem to be weathering the demick so well the doomsday predictions for the banking sector haven't really panned out but we have seen a big divergence among

this is the end of the news live from berlin arlen's government announces a new national lockdown in a fresh effort to stop the spread of the coronavirus it is the 1st european union country to impose a lockdown for a 2nd time also coming up last call for alcohol and the coronavirus in belgium exploding numbers of new infections are forcing boston restaurants to close for the next month. tired of for at least try to stem growing student protests by threatening to shut down several media outlets taking steps to block the messaging app telegram demonstrators are calling for the prime minister to resign. and the champions league group stage gets underway to choose day evening when disney can leaders leipzig host turkish champions bush actually here the german side will be keen to make home advantage count against the club from istanbul. i'm told me a lot of well welcome to the program in europe with the 2nd wave of the pandemic has arrived and it's prompting national lockdowns ireland has become the 1st e.u. country to return to an almost full nationwide lockdown as a battles to stop a

>>this poll and transformer fell in front of a business owned by arlene stevens. she also owns the laundromat across the street which cannot moves in. >>business. and we're trying to you know hang in the neighborhood will be from the neighborhood also spotted today a bit of creative campaigning from a candidate in the upcoming elections giving away free ice to folks that need it and then there's this gentleman who tells us that he was using a generator to power some things at his house. >>but his pet goat patty needed to walk. i imagine that's a bit of normalcy for them. >>for wgno news, i'm lbj. >>a surfer in ireland took advantage of the massive waves said hurricane epsilon brought before hitting the sly gold coast earlier this week red bull capture the moments elites irish surfer acquire road the epic wave. that wave is about 60 feet tall, wow it's like mavericks now to our 4 zone forecast and our surfer meteorologist lawrence karnow. >>hey guys we're not done with the hurricane season just yet in fact that next hurricane that may come our way at least to the u