mark: calabria is battling to pull through.ut in this scarred region, the virus has exposed its fragile heart. rk lowen, bbc news, calabria,ta southern. katty: scenes that italy hoped he wld not see again. amidst all of this, we did the race for a vaccine.g news on the company midterm has applied for emergency approvalcc for its e from u.s. and european cagulators fulsome it is the second pharmaceucompany to do so, and an advisory panel to the u.s. centers for disease control will meet tomorrow to diyuss who should get the v available.s when they become esident donald trump's top health official, alex azaays he is confident both vaccines could be administered to americans for christmas. >> with pfizer can we at the fdv announced anory committee for december 10, and if everything is on track, everything is what it appears to become we could be looking at approval within days after that. moderna is one week behind that. and the general from operation warpe speed said thatll ship within 24 hours of fda authorization. we could be s

calabria is battling to pull through.lowen, bbc news, calabria, southern italy. the leading infectious disease expert in the us, anthony fauci, has warned that there could be a "surge upon a surge" in coronavirus cases after the thanksgiving holiday. millions of people ignored medical advice and travelled home for the celebration. 205,000 cases were recorded in the country on friday. plans to help low income familes will be unveiled by snp leader nicola sturgeon when she address the snp's annual conference later this afternoon. our political correspondent nick eardley is in glasgow. what are we expecting to hear? the backdrop to so much of scottish politics just now is a series of polls which suggest a big increase in support for scottish independence. nicola sturgeon was saying this weekend that she wants to hold another referendum in the early years of the next scottish parliament if, as looks likely, she retains power in may. that has led to some criticism from opposition parties who say in the middle of a pandemic foc

this is calabria, italy's and one of western europe's poorest regions and intensive care numbers arel but the countries wea kest control but the countries weakest healthca re system control but the countries weakest healthcare system is now on red alert. translation: they are the heroes on the front line and giving it their all, we are fighting it like lines and not to kill over, if cases continue to kill over, if cases continue to rise, it will be a disaster for the whole of italy and not just for us. this water can ta ke just for us. this water can take 18 people, there were 12 patients here until about an hour ago when one of them died. beds are filling up, a shortage of staff, italy had thought it had left these horrible things behind but once again it has been caught on the back foot with the second wave and this time it is notjust the wealthy north overwhelmed but here also in the country's most impoverished corner. italy's southern toe has been overtaken and plundered by its mafia, infiltrating healthcare. looted by criminals, indebted hospitals were abandoned. this is one of

that head of hud will probably stop what calabria is doing.nnie and freddie in his image, he will have to do so in a lame duck session and that will be all-out war trying to privatize, really privatize fannie and freddie, you know, in a lame duck session. but be that as it may, we also hear hhs also another place where progressives might turn up. again, that's what they are telling wall street. maybe they are just trying to calm fears. maybe they are bs'ing, maybe not. but in the major policy positions, it will be a mainstream democratic administration in treasury and chief of staff and defense secretary and secretary of state, susan rice probably will be secretary of state. these are all players that have been there, they are establishment. again, they are further to the left than they used to be but they are not -- highly unlikely bernie sanders is going to be chief of staff. back to you. liz: i'm going to be live blogging, i'm going to be on lou and i'm going to be on fox news with martha and bret. where are you going to be? charlie: i'm su

calabria is battling to pull through. who tweeted a faked photograph showing an australian soldier holding a knife to an afghan child's throat. it's triggered a further — significant — worsening of relations between beijing and the australian government. the tweet containing the faked image was posted on a government account. as you can see here, twitter has put a warning of sensitive content on the tweet. australia's prime minister, scott morrison, demanded that the tweet be deleted and called on beijing to apologise.... the post made today, the repugnant post made today, of an image, a falsified image, of an australian soldier threatening a young child with a knife... a post made on an official chinese government twitter account, posted by the deputy director—general of the ministry of foreign affairs, mr lijian zhao. is truly deeply repugnant. it is deeply offensive to every australian. prime minister morrison's comments were put to the chinese ministry of foreign affairs spokesperson. she referenced the recent austral

another big story that market calabria, head of the fhsa was ahead on.t's going to be put on hold if it's not done in lame duck session. unless they do it in a lame duck session, both of those issues are probably, i say probably because it's not -- joe biden's got a lot on his plate, i'm sure he's not debating tiktok right now. but it's going to come up and he's got a lot on his plate and i'm sure if fannie and freddie is not something he's worried about right now with covid going on. but both these issues, if they don't get done in a lame duck session, they are going to probably get a very very stiff review from the biden administration. fannie and freddie simply because joe biden has a more expansive housing policy -- liz: why are they moving higher then? charlie: moving higher when? liz: right now. freddie is up 1.7%. charlie: everything is moving higher today. liz: not everything. the nasdaq is down. charlie: it may be moving higher on the notion that trump, as i was going to say, is going to do something about them in the lame duck. that's been band

mark calabria thinks he's an independent director but that will be challenged in courts.e's not going anywhere until july. what could happen in the meantime to these two entities? could calabria and mnuchin in a lame duck actually make some of these massive changes that lead to a recap and release more immediately or at some time soon? i can tell you when i'm talking to biden economic aides, they are worried those two are cooking something up dramatic in the lame duck session that they could do something that fundamentally makes it difficult to put a biden administration to undo them. what would they do? something that puts them on the road to being private companies, with a massive recapitalization. that's not exactly what biden -- the biden people want to do. they want to expand the footprint. liz: we've got to go. thank you very much. we'll be right back. liz: we've been languishing at e having big banks feeling the squeeze in 2020, look at these names, down double digits year to date j.p. morgan down 15%, bank of america down 2%, wells fargo getting crushed at 51%. ou

in calabria, three regional health commissioners were named by the government in the last ten days andgood picture in the south. the government will be hoping that its tiered approach, red, orange and yellow zones, depending on the risk, will begin to payoff the next few weeks. the government has said we're reaching the peak of the second wave in the hopers those numbers will start falling dramatically in the next two weeks. thank you very much. the daily average in the uk is almost 23,000. 529 deaths were reported in the last 24 hours, people who died within 28 days of a positive test which means on average 416 deaths were announced every day which takes the total number of deaths in the uk to over 53,000. ministers in the uk are looking at relaxing coronavirus restrictions in december so families can celebrate christmas together. here is our health editor. what will be crucial is reducing transmission of the virus, getting the r number below one to show the virus is receding. the challenge for westminster is what sort of regime to have december the 2nd, once this lockdown ends, how y

these include lombardy in the north and calabria in the south. residents in these areas will not be allowed to leave their homes except for reasons related to work, health, and emergencies. according to johns hopkins university in the united states, there have been more than 48 million cases worldwide. more than 1.2 million people have died. >>> november 5th is the united nations designated world tsunami awareness day. this year the u.n. development program and the u.n. office for disaster risk reduction have drawn up new guidelines for schools that take the coronavirus pandemic into account. the guide emphasizes that evacuating to safety takes priority over shelter-in-place orders relatedo the coronavirus. it includes taking multiple evacuation routes and adding shelters to maintain social distancing. as schools often serve as disaster evacuation centers, the guidelines say they should be equipped with adequate supplies of masks, sanitizers, and wipes. they also recommend regularly checking the temperature of acuees and immediately isolating any

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and this time, it's not just wealthy lombardy in the north that's suffering — but campania and calabria's poorest regions. this summer russian politicians declared victory over the coronavirus. but the infection rate is surging again, and this time it's the poorer provinces that are being hit the hardest. while wealthy, well—resourced moscow is opening vast temporary hospitals, a thousand kilometres to the north they're running out of beds, and ambulance crews are struggling to cope. our moscow correspondent, sarah rainsford, sent this report from the town of kotlas. tell them to stop calling for ambulances, the paramedic pleads. she says there is no one left here to respond. just picking on one patient with covid, the team has already been called out again and they are taking precautions but may collea g u es are taking precautions but may colleagues have fallen sick, piling even more pressure on the rest. this does not look like the victory over the virus writer's politicians once claimed. a record surge in infections is now hitting remote regions like this one hard. another ambulance

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calabria is battling to pull through.ragile heart. mark lowen, bbc news, calabria, southern italy. you're watching bbc news. hello, this is bbc news. the headlines: the number of new coronavirus cases in england has fallen sharply since the second lockdown began, with some areas down by 50%. some of the northern, higher prevalence regions have had larger drops than some of the midlands and the southern areas, but overall we have seen a pretty substantial drop. the british prime minister urges disgruntled conservative backbenchers to show "unity" and "resolve" ahead of a commons vote on changes to the tiers system in england tomorrow. ministers insist the measures are necessary. the arcadia retail chain is expected to go into administration today, putting 13,000 jobs on the high street at risk. new restrictions to combat the spread of coronavirus in wales will be announced by the country's first minister today. a second wave of coronavirus cases strikes italy, as fatalities pass 55,000 and infection rates soar. the us is t

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calabria flooding here is not particularly deep, but it's sort of knee height or a bit deeper than that. and it's not over the problem. it's going to carry on as a warning today of sort of stay at home where you read warning for significant further rain in that part of the world. but on the coast of africa, it's not just right, it's increasing. wind winds are currently gusting to 65 kilometers per hour continue. so the heads here on al-jazeera. human rights examined saudi arabia, hosts a virtual g. 20 summit, but it's not just the coronavirus pandemic under the microscope. grace bets on the digital revolution to help a struggling economy through a pandemic or sash. and in sports argentina's rugby team aims for another went off to the historic victory over new zealand. from the al-jazeera london pool path and tire pressure get in conversation with the american state and they've unprompted, uninterrupted. all of these, these divisions of the working class of working people, they keep us from realizing our collective power, morally crapolla, me, homemade. then if you obey them all through

calabria is battling to pull through., i'm tolu adeoye. new figures show the met police is only answering half of the number of calls it receives to its victims of crime helpline, according to figures released to the bbc. in january last year, 80% of calls to its crime management service were answered. by this september, that figure had dropped to 49%. the force said there had been a massive increase in demand and it was taking measures to improve the service. yesterday, was the first anniversary of the london bridge terror attack, in which jack merrit and saskia jones were killed. rosca 0nya, a former gang member turned rapper, who was helped by jack merritt, has now released a charity single in his memory. he says jack became like a brother through the support he gave him while in prison. # there was one in particular # he kept coming back # he was a cambridge grad and his name was jack and jack's eyes never saw white or black # he saw a failed system and helped fighting back.# a new report has found nearly 40% of londo