not a big deal, it's not looking herman cain or something.are not thinking through the message behind all of this or its consequences. democrats are framing total and unthinking obedience to their policies, which are haphazard, irrational, and not rooted in science. they are framing obedience to these things as a matter of morality and the media is totally fine with that. they don't even care when the people who make the rules ignore them. only the rest of us are evil when we disobey. how about the governor of virginia, ralph northam? ralph northam loves masks. ralph northam has been wearing masks long before they were fashionable. 30 years ago when almost nobody thought to wear a face covering, ralph northam was concerned enough about public health that he put on a hood. that's all concerned it was. of course he's a doctor, a man of science. i'm your mask isn't enough. he wore a hood with little eyes cut out of it. as governor, northam made it a crime in the commonwealth of virginia not to wear a mask. in may, he demanded that everyone wear

herman cain was a bad person, maxine declared.e had it coming. >> i'm going to send my condolences to the family of herman cain, who was a presidential candidate, who was a good friend of the president. who happened to have been at the rally in tulsa june 20th with no mask on, with a group of people around him with no masks on and he's dead. he died. he of course contracted the virus as a result of his attendance without a mask there. >> tucker: oh, he didn't wear a mask and he died. he deserved it. that's what you get when you don't wear a mask, you die and no one mourns her passing because you are bad person. so it goes without saying that maxine waters takes masks seriously. [laughs] right. of course she doesn't. and today we proved it. we talked to a man called jason. he told us he saw maxine waters recently and guess what she wasn't wearing? [laughs] i think you know the answer. she wasn't wearing a mask. so he confronted her.er it's all on video. here's part of that video. >> you're thinking about covid, i don't even see wit

cain wore no mask at the event, which featured thousands of people packed tightly together.e tested positive for the coronavirus 11 days after trump's rally, where campaign officials discouraged mask use and were filmed removing social distancing stickers inside the arena. yet you have president trump tuesday night saying no one has gotten sick at his rallies, as died.knonows -- herman cain a a terrible thining. it was a tererrible tragedy because since e we know how to prevent trtransmission and mitigate the impact of the illness, while we're waiting for a v vaccine, all of thihis prprinciples should be i in pla. social distancing, hand hygygie, ventilation if you can, universal masking. so since none of that was at play, anan older man who was a supporter did get sick at h his rally and subsequently died -- which is the worst part about this, the people die. i think that was a tragedy. so now we have another situation where people could get very sick because they are older, they have comorbidities, and people were not being told people were at risk and then they are in clo

herman cain was one of these folks and forcefully he's not in the party, late herman cain was saying none of that matters. we want something simple, something we can fit on a bumper sticker or in the tweet and that's it because the alternative is hard work. we're not interested in hard hae because that would require them to take governing seriously and they don't. that's a classic example, i'm glad it resonate with you. >> or recognizing there's something that there is this novel virus out there that can kill you and herman cain, i mean, i don't want to, you know, but he went to the rally and didn't wear a mask and he is no longer with us. it's just crazy. it's mind-boggling. i also like the one about the june 2017 face time ceremony about privatizing air traffic control. >> it's funny, signing surrey our normal part of governing in a normal administration. congress passes a bill of significance, the president lines of the pins and they sign the signature and have -- hand up the pins. something presidents enjoyed doing. given the lasso for years there have been any legislative breakt

july 30th herman cain died of coronavirus. tell me is completely consistent with herman cain contracting the virus at the tulsa trump rally, though of course there is no definitive link. tulsa was hardly the only possible super-spreader event president trump hosted. on september 18th recently trump held a rally in bemidji, minnesota. nine folks in attendance have since tested positive. two hospitalized, one in the intensive care unit, according to health authorities in minnesota. and this was before trump contracted the virus we believe. theoretically he got it at the september 26th supreme court event at the white house that dr. fauci now calls a super-spreader event. though we do not know for sure that's where trump got the disease because the white house continues to deny the public basic information about when he last tested negative. one of president trump's skills during this era has been to behave with so little regard to basic decency, those who try to uphold the standards get accused of being partisan as if don't beha

or solar wind or maybe the moon has more water beneath its surface that emerged from promote will cain opes now says it's preparing to send drills with the next generation of rovers and in 2024 will send humans back to the moon before humans will be doing. it here on alt. the frozen water known to exist on the moon's shadow surface is difficult to reach if the water on the moon's bright side is more easily accessible in may help sustain more human missions or even an outpost researchers say the next step is to use sophia to look again for longer and at a greater area and that the possibilities on the moon are tantalizing castro al jazeera washington. hello there this is al jazeera and these are the headlines an explosion at a religious school in pakistan has killed at least 8 people more than 100 others were also injured in the city official our correspondent who is in israel about it with more.

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herman cain died because of getting the covid virus at one of donald's rallies.se of it. i don't understand why he is not subjected to the same rules laid down by the cdc as other american citizens are. it's incredibly dangerous and, at this point, he needs to be held responsible for every single infection and death resulting from his incredibly reckless behavior. >> as a point of fact, we don't know where herman cain contracted the virus but the time line certainly could work out that he got it there. we just don't know it for a fact. mary trump, thank you so much. we appreciate your time today. >>> seven days until election day and president trump and joe biden are pulling out their closing arguments to the publicly and i'll discuss with a political adviser about that next. stay with us. now is the time for a new bath from bath fitter. every bath fitter bath is installed quickly, safely, and beautifully, with a lifetime warranty. go from old to new. from worn to wow. the beautiful bath you've always wanted, done right, installed by one expert technician, all in

you. >> were to recognize that there is a novel virus out there that could kill you and herman cai cain, he went to the valley and did not wear a mask and is no longer with us. it is crazy also june 2017 face time ceremony about privatizing traffic control. >> that's just a part of government in a normal administration there would write their signature and hand out the pendants something they enjoy doing but over the last several years because republicans are so indifferent so he has to make up his own signing ceremony. it will be a big deal and a lot of fun with the new transportation policy they lined up behind them because he was and sure enough to smile for the cameras than the policies to say were not privatizing the faa it was all for show. >> it is all a statics one of the most amazing things talking about three quarters into his speech talking about healthcare and we will never take away your healthcare and get rid of the existing conditions when the gop is trying to get care of the desk to rid of the affordable care act central policy is making sure pre-existing conditions are

with dukakis and lieberman and barack obama and tim cain.think at the vice-presidential level given the times in which we are in 2020, this means more tonight or no? >> i think it's very consequential because of the president's illness. people will take a much closer look at mike pence. over the years vice-presidential debates generally have not made a difference. the first one that was ever held in 1976, the research showed it made a 3% difference in the general election. i think tonight big stakes. >> bill: you just mentioned mike pence. you think people are taking a closer look at him. he's been in public life for years. what is kamala harris's big challenge tonight? she has never had this platform before, robert. >> well, mike pence when he did this last time against tim cain in 2016 was a governor and member of congress. this time he will have to defend 4 years of a presidency. that's a big difference. i think kamala harris will likely go very hard at the failures of those 4 years as the democrat party sees them. also, the most importan

companies to import plastic was to kenya we know it is because cain is up or not. that's why they found a good quote he's forced to want to force structure in the country but he studies like that to say we think you've got it changing we're not going to i love clorox he has to accept all i do verily. the new york times and the greenpeace platform on earth reported that major oil and chemical companies are pushing the us to export plastic waste to kenya according to the report industry lobby group american chemistry council wants kenya to quote serve as a hub for supplying u.s. made plastics to other markets in africa and it urges the u.s. and kenya to prohibit domestic limits on production or consumption of plastic environmentalists say the goal is a trade agreement that would weaken kenya strict limits on plastics. the threat is that kenya and africa is going to be a dumping ground for western nations in the problem particularly plastic waste which they have not been able to recycle a national level last year the u.s. exported more than 450000000 kilograms of plas

are the right people to be in this position at this moment in time and i want to thank commissioners cain and vitor. they'd done amiefg work for community and related to the -- amazing work and related to the p.u.c. and other issues across the board. i had an opportunity to speak at the last meeting about the importance of the [indiscernible] in san francisco. in a far distant past others might have [audio digitizing] i want to say from our committee to you, we appreciate the stance you took in order to ensure san franciscans were taken care of. it was fun to fight with and not against you this time and making sure san franciscans are taken care of in this unprecedented time and it hasn't gone unnoticed from our position in the middle of this new covid reality. we actually do get to talk to people on the street. we like to interact with them in a way that others don't have access to. and i know time and time again people are really encouraged by this. using one of the many tools and i've worked with folks in the faith based coalition throughout san francisco as they're distributing thousa

little sign of break in stalemate number nine but before harry cain had a chance to make an impact numberad the shot the deflection at the decisive say. the absence of any genuine cause for his concern was rather on 2020 like. even if ra dford was rather on 2020 like. even if radford couldn't add a third in second ave, south gate needn't of worried. his team had just beaten the number one side in the world. and dublin, ireland started up was also farfrom and dublin, ireland started up was also far from usual when seven of his forced to sit out through covid rules the last thing you need is more close contact with top this is kevin long getting one of the eye. and giving the irish even more headaches. luckily randolph provided some pain relief. keeping wolves at bay. brady's hopes of easing the nerves we re bay. brady's hopes of easing the nerves were wide of the mark, longs we re nerves were wide of the mark, longs were well over it. this game was lacking in intensity, quality and in james maclean's case, lacking control. just minutes after being booked he did this. adding to ireland's nu

we don't know where herman cain got it, but he died from it, okay?ld a superspreader event at his white house, and at least eight people are now infected with the virus. that's where trump voters stand with their truth. that's one thing they can understand because that virus can come knocking at their door, too, and they know it. nbc's kasie hunt is still with us. back by popular demand, author and nbc news presidential historian laws, and jonathan alter out with a knew biography of former president jimmy carter. good to have you back with us. >> michael, you tweeted about the spectacle. it seems borrowed from apocalypse last night. you said in america our presidents have generally avoided strong man balcony scenes. that's for other countries with authoritarian leaders. last night take your choice of what strong man he was trying to emulate, but it was straight out of an eastern european, a very bad, may i say -- >> really painful. >> movie about an eastern european autocrat. >> well, they say the first time is tragedy, the second time is for us. so

importantly is that we seen patients with no symptoms, another one who many of us will remember, herman cain was positive, felt fine and then died 22 days after diagnosis. you can feel fine. that's what covid-19 does and then decline and deter yate rapidly and i think this will be critical. if i were on the biden team i would want proof that the president is negative, i would insist on seeing the viral loads because we know patients shed virus potentially contagious even weeks, not normal or average, but we can see that and still be highly infectious. can you say where he is on the diagnosis? day five? could we be further along. the white house is refusing to say when his last negative test was. >> it's a great question, one that my physician colleagues and i have been debating so the real way to understand that would be to have those viral loads, that is how many genetic copies of the virus are in his blood. we know that he ethey've sent o and for whatever reason we don't get that information and this is a situation where you're forced to read between the lines and assume the worst and i ha

this is, as he puts it, a humbling herman cain coronavirus timeline. june 24th herman cain attended that trump rally without a mask. july 2nd, tests positive. july 10th says he's improving. july 15th says his doctors seem happy. july 27th says he's really getting better. he was dead by the last day, july 30th. maura, what was your first symptom? when was your last? and how does it feel to hear the president say don't be scared of this thing, don't let it take over your lives? >> first of all, i am very happy to hear that the president is it seems starting to feel better. i do wish him well. i've prayed for him the same way that i've prayed for all those who come down with coronavirus. and there are hundreds of thousands of people who are still fighting this right now. and unfortunately tonight, brian, thousands, you know, may not make it. while the president's recovering. you know, my first symptom was april 17th. and i got a little bit of a fever. and then the next day it felt like there was tar in my chest. i still have symptoms, six months later. i'

herman cain, your thoughts? herman cain? evidently we're having connection issues with the great beyond. now, trump lamented the damaging effects of the lockdown. >> you look at what's going on with divorce. >> stephen: "i mean everywhere you look, there are wives saying to their husbands,' donald the second you're out of office i'm leaving you and your unspeakable burger farts. war crime, she used the word war crime. she's going to drag my ass, my literal ass, to the hague." ( laughter ) come on. you have to find your happiness where you can. trump bragged about how he's rescued the wide world of sports. >> i'm the one that brought back football. >> stephen: to which the cleveland browns fans said, "yeah, we're good." trump then tried to defend paying so little in taxes. >> before i came here, i was a private developer. i was a private businesspeople. >> stephen: ( as trump ) "i was a private businesspeople. it was me and a bunch of me's that i made up for tax write-offs. the people." then joe, he just got fed up. >> you ar

some people, it's entirely possible herman cain died, the time line matches up.don't know for a fact when he got the virus but it certainly could have been in tulsa. do you think these rallies like the white house event a few weeks ago are likely to become superspreader events? >> yes. i really do. the issue is that the virus is the constant here. it is very contagious. you put people together for long periods of time, longer than 15 minutes, closely clustered and maskless. those are the ingredients for a superspreader event. because so many newly infected people in this country every day contact tracing has become a futile task. how do you contact trace 50,000 people every day? it would be an entire sector of our society dedicated to doing that. but what we did, we have reporting on this tonight, jake, we were able to go back to these cities, tulsa you mentioned, phoenix and oshkosh, wisconsin in the beginning of august. you know after people are exposed to the time they get hospitalized is typically a few weeks. right? that is easier statistic to sort of trace

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i remember seeing herman cain at that rally. these are things that a normal campaign and president would have taken as signs to reshift and to reshift that strategy. and this is not something they have decided to do. and they may pay the electoral price for it. >> right, herman cain's death could also have been taken as a sign of something, but it wasn't. astead, thank you very much. sanjay gupta, thank you. we'll talk to you next hour. >>> so how does the new poll in wisconsin change the strategy in the final week of the race? we're going to talk to a top adviser for the biden campaign first. later, we will speak to the trump side. that's next. okay, give it a try. between wisdom and curiosity, there's a bridge. between ideas and inspiration, trauma and treatment. gained a couple of more pounds. that's good for the babies. between the moments that make us who we are, and keeping them safe, private and secure, there's webex. ♪ ♪ beautiful. girls are gonna grow up and be about buproud of me for. that my reporter: facebook ceo mar

everyone wants to forget about how herman cain died at a trump rally, but some staffer, some support person is going to die because of their negligence and they're not going to have an answer for that either. >> i don't think donald trump mentioned herman cain by name. even after death. his daughters are still tweeting, you know, covid's not so bad. your father's dead. i'm going to go back to you, olivia troye, because you've worked inside this white house. we know that donald trump has received about $100,000 worth of treatment. he only paid $750 in taxes. he didn't even pay for the treatment he's gotten. about $100,000 for the treatment he's gotten so far. inside the coronavirus task force, is there a single person left other than dr. fauci, who is sort of missing in action other than he occasionally turns up on cnn. we'd love to have him on the show, by the way. who actually is knowledgeable enough to get us through just december? because we're still -- even if donald trump were to lose the election, we're still stuck with him in charge until january 20th. is there anyone left tha

and if you could, but you can't, ask herman cain the same question. these are deadly events the president is holding. he's pouring fuel onto the fire of this epidemic. >> all right. thank you all. i appreciate it. sobering point there. herman cain of course dead after he attended a trump rally. >>> up next president trump is in arizona right now, a state crucial to his path to 270 electoral votes. so can he win it? we go to the magic wall. >>> plus it's one of the most closely watched senate races. it is tight. i'm going to talk to the man taking on incumbent senator david perdue who has been facing serious backlash after this. >> kamala or kamala, kamal kamala-mala-mala. i don't know. whatever. >> and the man behind hit songs like ride like the wind and sailing, christopher cross says coronavirus left him temporarily paralyzed. he's here to tell us what he's still dealing with. ♪ to make it to the border of mexico ♪ ♪ so i ride ♪ like the wind ♪ ride like the wind you're clearly someone who takes care of yourself. so when it comes to screening for co

reason which is they smell blood in the water in their effort to finally kill the affordable care act cain says only one thing can be done now the only real solution is for people to engage as never before so there will be a congress that can provide additional protection should the supreme court. >>take a step in. seems likely the supreme court hears arguments in the ac a just one week after the election. >>reporting in washington, i'm be-all john and as we get ever closer to next tuesday's election just about everybody is hoping for things to go smoothly but there's also concern that extremists and both sides could cause trouble or katherine heat at host of inside bay area politics. >>says one of our political analyst says some surprising thoughts on the subject catherine yes, uprising and kind of dramatic. this is interesting advice are political analyst michael yaki says that he has a message for some of the governors of the swing states, including michigan and that includes the use of the national guard. >>they should consider having the national guard are ready to deploy on election

we have herman cain, the situation now. how many situations we have had like this as he's attending the indoor rallies, spreading it without people wearing masks. >> i've only met hope hicks once, and it was the night of the inauguration. you know how the president speaks about cnn and how the administration feels. she could not have been nicer. so when the president said on fox news she's out there and she's shaking hands with people and -- that is her personality. i don't know her at all. i've only met here once. so i don't doubt that. i think you're right, it's awful she's contracted this. but this president, anthony, set the example from the top. if you heart s.v. dante who's in the press pool at the white house, he says it is -- you're shamed in some sense if you wear a mask in the west wing or at the white house. they would prefer you not to, according to him. >> just think of bullies at the lunch table. they want to you do things a certain way, even if it's not in coordination with the right way. >> it's frowned upon

and there are plenty of camera shots of herman cain sitting there without a mask surrounded by others and he ended up getting covid-19 and died so again, and just to recap. we just found was in the last few minutes 5 minutes or so that president trump and first lady melania trump both have tested positive. for covid-19 after their senior adviser, the president's senior adviser hope hicks had tested positive. earlier in the the president had indicated that he was going to get tested we expected to have results soon because typically only takes about 15 minutes in the white house to get the results from a covid test. but we haven't heard anything for 2 or 3 hours that led to a lot of speculation that something was going on and the president just a short time ago confirmed it that he and the first lady have covid-19 and are going to be taking quarantine procedures. it's not clear exactly family that means that they're going to stay in the white house for 14 days and this certainly raises a lot of questions if he is going to be under quarantine does that mean that vice president mike penc

pence has done this before in 2016 against tim cain. as you know, an experienced prosecutor is harris so should be a pretty good debate. >> i'm sure a lot of people will be watching that. thank you, scott. stay with us for our coverage on the vice presidential debate tomorrow night. >>> now to the glass fire in the north bay. for days thousands living there have dealt with the uncertainty of their where even still standing. this morning, it appears the firefight is turning a corner and cal fire says it's 50% contained. despite destroying 600 homes evacuation orders continue to be lifted. sara johnson is here with an update how folks with working to get back to a sense of normalcy. >> we have been here in the town of calistoga since about last tuesday. today is one of the first day things feel they have returned to normal in this town. the coffee shop is open down the road. a workout facility is even open. i've seen folks golden gate for. as far as the fire, the glass fire, we just received an update from cal fires. good news. the fire i

one of the president's close friends, herman cain, was sitive for the virus, felt very good, then actuallyd about 24 days later. the president is 74 years old, male, has chronic conditions. he is still in an important window where he is seriously at risk. phil: good talking to you. thank you. the film's "slum dog millionaire" made it world-famous. india's largest slum, located in the heart of mumbai. at the start of the pandemic, authorities fear the coronavirus -- feared the coronavirus would run rampant in one of the most densely populated districts in the world. instead, they managed to flatten the curve with an intense public health campaign. but containing covid came at a price. reporter: about a million people live in this slum, known for its multicultural and entrepreneurial spirit. with its large migrants working-class population, they were expected to experience an massive outbreak earlier this year. instead, the effectively contained the spread othe virus, drying global attention -- of drawing -- drawing global attention. defining containment zones, and harsh lockdowns. the shutd

also little society both you have to do look out for yourself in the east we will cain from a collective we was more. in the west you need to. expand to survive now you have to look after you said if you have to. realize a little bit. how far. east german side was away from the. west. despite these differences. in the west he won titles with dortmund and germany and then did up as a family favorite at the. same for manchester city between 94 and 98 he scored 50 goals for the sky blues becoming part of their hold of fame. meanwhile their former clubs collapsed. went bankrupt in 998. dressed and left the bundesliga and 995 with millions of debt and never came back. so 30 years after. but wait in the east german class may think you are but in some ways used to it's very much alive. take the current german youth development system it is undoubtedly one of the best in the world with specialized football schools and an outstanding scouting system from age 10 all implemented in the 2000 east germans. basically copied a lot of things what already happened decades 2030 years before in the east an

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often does come out of that in your meeting we're going to be coming back to you but for now dominic cain and balance thank you very much. ok let me take you to our other top story and the leaders of armenia and azerbaijan are resisting growing international pressure to end their conflict over the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh french president among on the island russia's vladimir putin have joined calls for a cease fire a civilian and military casualties mount now we're going to be live in both armenia and azerbaijan in a moment but 1st this from robin for us here walker. this is nicole and karabakh deadly new war films by new site am on the armenian frontlines. you can hear the sound of a drone. soldiers desperately trying to shoot down a median forces have dug in but as a by john says this war will end only with the return of the disputed territory. the cost of that war so far the numbers of azeri dead and wounded is a secret known only to the is there a leadership. that we have only one condition armenia must leave our lands if the armenian government complies with this agreemen

keeping an eye on the new york stock exchange is kristen salumi that he is in london for us dominic cain is in the german capital and our white house correspondent is at the white house in washington d.c. but 1st rob reynolds begins our coverage the news came in a late night tweet from the white house president donald trump wrote tonight the 1st lady and i tested positive for covert 19 we will begin our quarantine and recovery process immediately we will get through this together it is not known how despite elaborate precautions and constant testing of white house officials the white house press corps and others in contact with trump the president contracted the virus but earlier one of trump's top aides hope hicks was confirmed to have tested positive hicks accompanied the president to the debate in cleveland ohio on tuesday trump phoned in to a fox television program earlier on thursday and talked about hicks having been exposed it's a tough kind of a situation it's a terrible thing so i just want to protest and we'll see what happens i mean who knows the white house physician sean con

reason which is they smell blood in the water in their effort to finally kill the affordable care act cain one thing can be done now the only real solution is for people to engage as never before so there will be a congress that can provide additional protection should the supreme court. >>take a step in seems likely the supreme court hears arguments in the ac a just one week after the election. >>reporting in washington, i'm be-all john. >>coming up next on the kron 00:04am morning news, the state is discouraging traditional trick or treating on halloween now local communities are actually stepping up to offer safer alternatives. we'll talk about that coming up. >>welcome back everyone will halloween is this saturday in bay area health officials are discouraging trick or treating this year. the state does not want further spread of the coronavirus now in response. some cities are actually offering safer alternatives to traditional trick or treating bridgette bjorlo reports. >>halloween 2020 will resemble a skeleton of years past as california tries to slow the spread of covid-19 by limiti

and john will cain yeah be able to now draw a line and of this tragedy. i don't think so of the war against the out of our still on going in so my yes especially along very long and very porous border between kenya and somalia starting way up north in mind their own glee all the way down to look coursed in cuba. there have been many many attacks and many incursions that i'm have to get at least. various parts of the border right all that x. going to new of course kenya. military defense forces are part. of the african mission in somalia who are fighting rightly fighting the out of both had been up turned on in terms of the number facts but one of the other the war is still ongoing right john i do want to bring you back to to this specific attack in way skates because they came in government has always maintained that security forces killed the attackers or the gunmen who stormed the mall but there's also always been doubts about that. and i think that all springs from the fact that no one nor bodies found that could be laid might be any evidence to the te

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reason which is they smell blood in the water in their effort to finally kill the affordable care act cain says only one thing can be done now the only real solution is for people to engage as never before so there will be a congress that can provide additional protection should the supreme court. >>take a step in seems likely the supreme court hears arguments in the ac a just one week after the election. >>reporting in washington, i'm be-all john. >>around the world are working to flatten the curve but some countries are starting to see spikes in daily new cases talking about the u.s. france and italy all seeing increases in france, a nationwide lockdown is now being considered if new daily cases do not drop. meanwhile, here's a look at the coronavirus totals globally there are now close to 44 million cases and close to 9 million cases in the u.s.. now in the last 24 hours, california has recorded more than 3,000 new cases and in the bay area there are more than 112,000 cases total since the pandemic. >>coming up a deadly police shooting caught on camera what we know about the situation i

what about it it certainly includes high-profile cases like herman cain but who knows how many others have been exposed to this virus. because the president. >>created essentially an attractive nuisance by defying public health. directives and continue continue to put people at risk, it's reckless. it's irresponsible. it's part of the baseline of facts that we have to keep in mind when we go to the polls on november, 3rd. again we're wishing the president in the first lady well, but they have acted recklessly they have callous ways that put people at risk and probably cost a lot of people their lives and they need to be held accountable for that. representative jared help and i know your focus. >>is on your constituents who are dealing with not only covid but also the fires in the north bay and also the smoke that has been sort of hovering over our region so a lot on your plate appreciate you taking a few minutes to discuss this important topic with us tonight. thanks for having me. thank you congressman. the president and first lady's covid-19 diagnosis is sending shock waves through

we can now speak to geoffrey cain, the author of samsung rising: the inside story of the south koreanquer tech. thank you for being with us. how did he do it? an amazing transformation as we said there into one of the worlds biggest companies. yes, so the story of the life of chairman lee kun—hee is incredible. he was a visionary leader who realised early on, when the world were starting to globalise that samsung was vulnerable, it was a small company that did not have a big imprint around the world so he started the process of rejuvenation, inviting all his executives to give long speeches and tell them to change everything, that was his big motto. he was a man of spectacle, he would hold the big spectacles and he would for example organise a bonfire and they would gather all these faulty cell phones back in the day, back in 1995, and hold a bonfire, set them on fire and then bulldoze them, run them over and then he would tell his executives that they had to do better, that they had to create a company that can only build quality products. it was with his vision that samsung really s

with great defenders, you notice them most when they are not there, michael caine was there, 1—1.ctical manoeuvring, sometimes it is about the pure instinct of players like mo salah. 0nce everton might have voted but in dominic calvert—lewin they have a striker who keeps reaching more improbable heights. his tenth of the season already, but still we we re of the season already, but still we were not done, after richarlison was set for everton, it seemsjordan henderson had won it for liverpool. now there is always a check. sadio mane offside by an edge. that is the finest of margins. this was a derby that really was that close. patrick geary, bbc news. it was also the old firm in the scottish premiership. rangers are now four points clear of celtic at the top of the table after beating them 2—nil at celtic park. defender conor goldson scored both the rangers goals. leeds rhinos have won rugby league's challenge cup. they beat salford red devils 17—16 behind closed doors at wembley. it was salford's first final for 51 years but a luke gayle drop goal inside the final five minutes sa

i've been spekaing to geoffrey cain, the author of samung rising: the inside story of the south koreanthe story of the life of chairman lee kun—hee is truly an incredible one. he was a visionary leader who realised early on, realised when the wheels were starting to globalise, that samsung was vulnerable. it was a small company that didn't really have a big imprint around the world. so he started this process of rejuvenation. he invited all of his executives to frankfurt, germany, and gave eight hour long speeches and gave eight hour long speeches and told them to change everything. that was his big motto. he was a man of spectacle, he would hold these big spectacles and he would, for example, organise a bonfire and they would gather all these faulty cell phones on the back in the day, this was in 1995, and hold a bonfire. set them on fire and then bulldoze them, run them over, then he would tell his executives that they had to do better. they have to create a company that can only build quality products and so, it was with his vision that samsung really surged ahead and south korea in

serious cease fire agreed between armenia and azerbaijan just last weekend i reports on the ground cain claim that air raid sirens went off multiple times but the extent of the damage is currently unclear locals took cover in their basements the rockets are believed to have also struck to the area surrounding the city and these are pictures from one of the nearby villages and injuries have been reported to the number of regions where fighting has flared up and are going to cut it back it's been growing since tensions did rise quickly between back and yet a van back in september the 2 sides are trading accusations of attacks blaming each other for civilian casualties and damage inflicted as president has meanwhile announced that his country has reclaimed 3 cities in the going out had a back something though armenia denies our correspondent is in the region and now reports on what life is like there after these latest strikes. this place could very easily be mistaken for the front line of nagorno karabakh but it isn't it's a small sleepy village of. also commonly known as red bazaar and l

is some of the new pharaoh tootin ca moon had their mommies moved and interred in the valley of the cain. so on a 50 teams remains to be found in the valley of the kings along with those of her husband. dean and she'll decide to pursue this hypothesis 100 turn to look stop. at the famous winter powers and to the hotel which has welcomed generations of explorers. they all fall into the former egyptian capital in the hopes of making great discoveries. from the start of the 19th century eminent egypt ologists rush to look saw to excavate the famous valley of the games old film footage shows their friend as they come to a buried treasure. expeditions to the valley of the kings multiplied and there was a real rush to wanna the moment. a chip became a major destination for research and many nations financed extremely costly excavation campaigns. egyptologists from all over the world while in a race against time to exude the tombs and objects that would bring new life to history. but all talk about the valley of the kings what is it exactly all there are levee there are some. now where he's goi

cain there for us in berlin many thanks. brazil has now recorded more than 5000000 cases of the virus the number of daily infections that is down from its peak in july they all concerns many people ignoring social distancing all the 148000 deaths have been reported so far which is the 2nd highest toll in the world president joey of course not all his long played down the stretch of the virus describing it as a little flu. and interlink a key government of offices have been closed to battle surging case numbers departments immigration and motor vehicles have stopped to stop people from congregating and a curfew has also been extended. all the 5000 people in ukraine have been diagnosed with the corona virus in the last 24 hours it's a record for the country which now has almost 250000 infections measures have been extended to the end of the month. u.s. vice president mike pence and his democratic rival have squared off over the challenges facing the nation sitting about 3 metres apart and behind a see through screen they sparr

or solar wind or maybe the moon has more water beneath its surface that emerged from promote will cain now says it's preparing to send drills with the next generation of rovers and in 2024 will send humans back to the moon before humans will be doing. it here i'll. the frozen water known to exist on the moon's shadow surface is difficult to reach if the water on the moon's bright side is more easily accessible it may help sustain more human missions or even an outpost researchers say the next step is to use sophia to look again for a longer and at a greater area and that the possibilities on the moon are tantalizing how do you know castro al-jazeera washington. go around there these are our top stories the u.s. supreme court has a new justice a macone barrett was sworn in a short while ago off the republican controlled senate approved her appointment this means the top court now has a conservative majority of 63 allen fisher has more on what happens next she will take the judicial oath at the supreme court on tuesday it will be administered by chief justice john roberts and then she ca