permanent job losses so we are hearing to ohio in this crucial swing state and when it comes to the coburg 19 infection of dollars from people said no republican said no this won't change our mind we will still vote for president trump but now. with putting out this confusion this actually might change the tight. potentially looking at 2 more presidential debates if the president is declared coded free and lighted tonight the vice presidential debate is going to take place i wonder what in mike pence the supporters want to hear from him. well he is there sure to promote donald trump for being the best president ever but he's also there to secure the vote of the evan jelly let's have a look at 0 report which explains who they are and why this voter block is so important. christine mending meets fellow activists they are all devoted to the cause christine found inspiration in the bible which she takes this really they are on their way to an abortion clinic to try to persuade women to keep their pregnancies . and like her make up 25 percent of us voters most of them share a central goal to ba

deal to coburg 19 vaccine from farmer john and. after a trial volunteered in brazil. the firm of withholding crucial data. coming up in the program the french government controlled social media giants for feeling to talk go online hate speech but public opinion is divided. because it's very easy to put all the blame on social media and it's up to a person's to decide what is problematic or not they should block such posts and there should be more people moderating all the bad content. i had on the program hunter by.

election day because we have to keep in mind there are already 225000 americans who have died of coburg 19 and more and more voters have to mourn the death of family members and this becomes the most important topic for many right now now in the report that we just aired or we heard a justice barrett say she will do her job independently of both political branches and her own preferences is it possible that now that she's reached such a high office for life she may actually relax some of the polarizing views that the democrats accuse her of. they don't this is hard to say we will have to see she isn't all riginal list. and that will shape her views. she believes that the constitution is a document that is not meant to change so i think it's fair to say that i can see her changing her views and we have to keep in mind she is a protege of late justice scalia and it is hard to believe that she really deeply will change her approach to political stands in washington bureau chief enhanced poll reporting thank you. and your summary now of some of the day's other world headlines. able libyan j

the coburg 19 pandemic has put the spotlight on virologists well right now but their star status has also made them the target of public anger even death threats . and people because their lack of trust them authority would not want to take the . people. who want to shut the country down anthony found she has gained a huge following but not everyone. wants to listen dr fouts much of. germany too has spawned its science superstars like. his podcast is one of the most popular in the country. xander kick ali is a regular guest on german talk show. a spat with politicians over their bias response at the beginning of the crisis. but as social media memes feed the echo chamber these new celebrities serving to further polarize scientific debate. well different views are vital in the world of science asking questions is key at the end of the day people believe what they want to believe but should we trust science or the scientist they're only human and this crisis has been full of uncertainties still science is not about certainties it's about constraining what we don't know some of the best

institute for public studies who have been tracking wealth inequality in america since the start of the coburg 19 pandemic yes according to their numbers these greedy few saw their wealth rise by more than 33 percent during this crisis.

election day because we have to keep in mind there are already 225000 americans who have died of code of coburg 19 and more and more voters have to mourn the death of family members and this becomes the most important topic for many right now now in the report that we just aired or we heard a justice barrett say she will do her job independently of both political branches and her own preference is it possible that now that she's reached such a high office for life she may actually relax some of the polarizing views that the democrats accuse her of. they don't this is hard to say we will have to see she is an originalist. and that will shape her views. she believes that the constitution is a document that is not meant to change so i think it's fair to say that i can see her changing her views and we have to keep in mind she's a prodigy of late justice scalia and it is hard to believe that she really deeply will change her approach to political stands in washington bureau chief enhanced poll reporting thank you. now it's not a stretch to say that john has have dropped a number of times over the b

european city to see a return of some measures that after recorded one of its biggest daily spikes in coburg cases since the pandemic began peter all of our reports strict coronavirus measures are coming back to berlin from this saturday until at least the end of the mall thaw bars restaurants local shops already open a business that will be open late at night will have to shop but doors at 11 pm until 6 in the morning. covert cases are rising in germany at the fastest pace since made april as europe struggles with a new wave of infection the health minister says the new rules and needed because people and not taking the virus seriously. it isn't surprising with a lack of rules it is more a question of where certain rules are enforced and i think there is room for improvement in our beautiful capital city the chancellor has warned 'd that with winter on the way things may be about to get tough young fuel around. him some other form we learned a lot and did well throughout the summer but we know that more difficult 'd times are ahead of us namely in the autumn and winter months and we see a g

the curfew's not the only problem we lack hospital bats yes coburg 900 something dramatic but that's not the only thing that affects the hospital it is the destruction of public services and the destruction of hospitals as well the curfew is not going to solve the problem. since the start of the coronavirus crisis nothing was clearly done the number of hospital beds was not increased and it's not the folds of a lack of training nursing staff cannot be magic out of the hat it is the responsibility of our ministers president. well this comes on the same day that the office is in the home of the current health minister and the current director of health as well as the former prime minister of france and the former health minister of france well all searched by the police this is part of an investigation that's taking place into whether they handled the crisis at the beginning of the $900.00 demick correctly or not there are allegations that they're facing that they didn't do their job they didn't protect people in france but the fact that they didn't give up facemask in fact the advice

still ahead donald trump claims his recovery from coburg 19 means in unity but a new study suggests otherwise the details are not on board this ice under the. the political party on top of the. voters' choice. 18 minutes into the program welcome leaders of russia and turkey have agreed on the vital importance of polling the ceasefire between armenia and azerbaijan and a phone conversation with president putin also raised concerns over the role of militants from the middle east being brought into the car of conflict. a fragile cease fire was brokered but has been repeatedly violated. blaming each other the fighting in more than 2 weeks ago but has roots going back 3 decades. but it by ethnic armenians but legally part of azerbaijan correspondent for ports from its capital. before the war this street used to be bustling with life neighbors would come visit each other mothers would read bedtime stories to their children well now it's almost completely abandoned after and as a by johnny airstrike basically there's a huge apartment building here which is no more there are no windows it has partial

pence hitting the road and says chief of staff and other members of his team tested positive for coburg 19 but officials say the 61 year old is healthy and because he's considered essential campaigned in the key state of north carolina with joe biden you got 47 years of all talk no action. but you're here tonight because you know what i know under president donald trump. it's been 47 months of all action on results 47 months of promises made and promises kept everything is a thing. and so i'm here to thank you the fact that pence is potentially exposing of us to the virus drew sharp criticism from the democratic vice presidential nominee camilla harris she suspended her campaign when members of her own team tested positive and says pencil heads the coronavirus task force should follow guidelines listen he should be following the guidelines were doing it i think what we have modeled the right and the behave here and they should take our leave. president trump spent the day in new hampshire and maine which could both be crucial states on election day he continues to tell supporters of the

mindfulness this means the lack of stress look how many people right now aren't stressed to the whole coburg issue as you've been mentioning your city election everything coming up is a very stressful time but you must find your own personal distress are ok mine personally is a man from behind me happens to be gold and now into the 2nd or the 4th pillar is exercise so i use 3 of the 3 m. for the 3rd and 4th killer mindfulness an exercise combined for me it's got off every weekend i walk 18 holes i play 18 holes of golf i just you know walk and i carry my bag because it's phenomenal exercise i never get in a golf cart my personal goal exercise wise is 20000 steps a day i do a 6 am boot camp if you're busy at home when you're working and zoom does a meeting run up and down the stairs that's what i do you know run up and down with laundry run up and down with the vacuum cleaner and by the way cleaning your house feels a lot burns a lot of calories and it's great for your immune system i advocate everyone on this network and everybody watching you know use it like an exercise routine i run aroun

still ahead donald trump claims his recovery from coburg 19 gives him immunity but a new study suggests otherwise the details on nots on world. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by one person or those with. no dares thinks. we dare to ask. anyone else to show small seemed wrong all wrong just don't call. me. yet to shape out these days become educated and engagement equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. hello again the director of the world health organization has urged countries not to pursue a herd immunity strategy against the coronavirus he said deliberately allowing the virus to spread among populations is dangerous and on earth. how do you mean. by protecting people from a virus not by exposing them to eat. never in the history of probably killed has heard immediately been used as just tried to e.g. for responding to an outbreak. a pandemic it's scientifically and you could be problematic some scientists have argued that covert $1000.00 should be allowed to circulate freely to a large populations to build up a natural

the coburg 19 pandemic has put the spotlight on virologists right now but their star status has also made them the target of public anger even death threats. people because the lack of trust in authority would not want to take. anthony found she has gained a huge following but not everyone. wants to listen dr. watson. germany to his science superstars like. his podcast is one of the most popular in the country. he's a regular guest on german talk shows. with politicians over their bias response at the beginning of the crisis. as social media means. these new celebrities serving to further polarize scientific debate. well different views are vital in the world of science asking questions is key at the end of the day people believe what they want to believe but should we trust science or the scientist they're only human and this crisis has been full of uncertainties still science is not about certainties it's about constraining what we don't know. some of the best known for religious sin germany work here at the university hospital in bonn some refer to it as the strength institute aft

health care systems in europe are being pushed to the brink with record coburg 19 infection rates being seen right across the continent in france medics fear they're not as well prepared as they were cheering the pandemics initial spread. and. we don't have any nurses back in february march we had an enormous amounts of volunteers the 2nd serious point is that we had help from other regions in march and april to today those regions are all in the red zone with therefore not able to receive that same assistance so we have beds for additional kovac 19 patients but we don't have any staff to manage them and a new survey has confirmed exactly about it following dealt with the pandemic taking its toll that many medical workers want out of the profession they are to show dubinsky picks up the story for us as the cause they make rears its ugly head the 1st sign of real strain was on hospitals downs were posed people wanted to show their appreciation and so started the class ok. now is the pressure on hospitals and stuff and getting all the coughing in the world isn't enough to boost the morale

trials in brazil one of the nation's worst hit by the virus well 154000 people that have died from coburg 19 and over 5200000 have been infected. a mass protest is taking place in the colombian capital bogota against the social and economic policies of president even do kid a protest so led by union members students teachers and a large contingent of colombia's indigenous population and a part of the national strike action and demanding a meeting with u.k. to discuss the recent deaths of indigenous activists about $10000.00 of the community who arrived in the capital from southwestern colombia understander impurity was at the protest in bogota on the 1st major gatherings since code 19 restrictions were eased. some of us have 5 months of quarantine in the country that have greatly affected their economy and have made the livelihood of many people even that worse so they're out here demanding the government there to respond to this reality particularly the unions are asking for at least a temporary. benefits such as a minimal wage for people who have lost their workers during their but thei

organization has warned european nations to take decisive action to curb the continent's soaring coburg 1000 infection rates it's urging countries to limit large gatherings and expect tough lockdowns the number of new daily cases across europe has passed $100000.00 on friday in france on saturday the french health ministry said that nearly $27000.00 infections were confirmed in the previous 24 hours that's the highest rate since the pandemic began meanwhile the netherlands were mask wearing is not compulsory has seen a spike in cases. let's go to taiwan now the president there says she is willing to hold talks with china if the countries are on an equal footing speaking at national day celebrations citing when the said she's open to meaningful dialogue with beijing and hopes regional tension can be resolved peacefully if you go palin reports from hong kong. taiwan's national day celebrations taking place at a time of rising tensions with neighboring china but rather than showcasing the island's military might it was used as an opportunity to open the door to dialogue with aging. the kin

program says it will need $7000000000.00 over the next 6 months to help deal with famine amid the coburg 19 crisis last week the world food program was awarded the nobel peace prize for its efforts to prevent the use of hunger as a weapon of war during the cold 1000 pandemic the w.s.p. has dispatched supplies and food to more than 120 countries w.'s cheap political correspondent linda crane spoke today to germany's economic cooperation and development minister geared miller about the dangers of people going hungry in a widening world food crisis mr miller the world food program has won the nobel peace prize and used the occasion to warn of a world hunger crisis how do you see the situation are we in fact heading toward a drastic world hunger crisis this freedom for me up women sing the final $1000000000.00 worldwide to really take care of all crises of the hunger crisis in africa is worsening due to the coby crisis and in india the situation has long grown into a hunger and poverty crisis from which more people are dying than from the original viruses which provision of utils economical.

or dropped off a number that could see voter turnout the highest since 1908 despite fears over the coburg 19 pandemic long waits and technical issues in some states early voting is hitting historic numbers for me as a younger person i am relic ready and willing to get out here and brave the cold air the cold that i had to make it and i got it down it was so much at stake and president trumps unfounded claims that mail in voting could lead to massive fraud there are problems the republican party in california installed dozens of their own ballot drop off boxes virtually indistinguishable from boxes sanctioned by the state officials call them unofficial and illegal and have insisted they be removed those official ballot drop boxes go through a number of steps that are required in law and regulations for installation for security for placement so having these unofficial ballot drop boxes that anybody can go to on main and and not meeting all those requirements is just not appropriate according to the u.s. election assistance commission the popularity of 1000000 votes has been growing for yea

did see is that these 2 men are gulfs apart on some of the key issues that voters care about from coburg 19 where president trump said again you know we're rounding the corner and joe biden pointed out the fact that a 1000 people are dying a day in the u.s. and there are 70000 new cases a day over to a climate change where we heard from president trump that. windmills and wind power are problematic because as he said they kill all birds and joe biden there made a very clear commitment to renewable energy as a source for the future and really also on leadership you know that was one of the last questions of the debate or the last question and there again president trump was very clear my record speaks for itself i have done so much for the american people and joe biden there his message again saying i will return a sense of decency to the white house i will return again that decorum you can trust me in the white house so yes we did get to look at a number of policy issues but i don't think there was enough overlap that we could really tell where the daylight is between them because there

institute for public studies who have been tracking wealth inequality in america since the start of the coburg 19 pandemic yes according to their numbers these greedy few saw their wealth rise by more than 33 percent during this crisis and pain and just to give you some perspective that $940000000000.00 gain is roughly 3 times bigger than the paltry 300000000000 the corporate job themselves mitch mcconnell put into his now abandoned september pandemic relief bill. my friends this massive wealth stock is not the american dream at work it's far from it it's an american mare. and as it is why we will always be watching the hawks. if you want to what's going on a city street you want to see. there so you can see the prices joyce state see all these. great city displays systemic deceptions late show which were so please join us. all right well we're going to watch in the dark side. and i'm a nice across a range of there's a massive amount of wealth to be bestowed upon the $644.00 people especially seeing all the wealth raise up while the rest of us have been suffering for the last 9 months 8 months

did see is that these 2 men are gulfs apart on some of the key issues that voters care about from coburg 19 where president trump said again you know we're rounding the corner and joe biden pointed out the fact that a 1000 people are dying a day in the u.s. and there are 70000 new cases a day over to our climate change where we heard from president trump that. windmills and wind power are problematic because as he said they kill all birds and joe biden there made a very clear commitment to renewable energy as a source for the future and really also on leadership you know that was one of the last questions of the debate or the last question and there again president trump was very clear my record speaks for itself i have done so much for the american people and joe biden there his message again saying i will return a sense of decency to the white house i will return again that decorum you can trust me in the white house so yes we did get to look at a number of policy issues but i don't think there was enough overlap that we could really tell where the daylight is between them because ther

repeating for example a claim that mass do not present prevented coburg going into conspiracy theories basically it was classic donald trump that leading into 2016 actually worked for him that shock value leading into that election it was a way that no politician had behaved before and that did serve him well at the polls now it would appear given all these figures and all these statistics we are talking about is that there is a movement a shift towards a would be president who is a moderate who is balanced who addresses policy issues and who does not get angry who does not attempt to divide so all of these issues are rolling together what served donald trump very well in 2016 may not be serving him well at this time all the indications are that joe biden is rolling very successfully at this point just 18 days before that election or to mike out of there live for us in washington d.c. mike thank you. time for a short break here now jazeera when we come back keeping up the pressure thousands are gathering in she lay ahead of the anniversary of the protests that rocked the nation we'll b

box of a deal to buy a coburg 19 vaccine from farmer a joy to astra zeneca after a trial volunteered in brazil lima cuse is the firm of withholding crucial data. the french government confronts social media joins for feeling to tackle hate speech but public opinion on. it is very easy to put all the blame on social media and it's up to a person to decide what is problematic or not do you should block such posts and there should be more people moderating all the bad content. and also coming up on the program hunter biden's business dealings over.

yes indeed of doctors giving a very healthy prognosis for the president's recovery from coburg 19 at the same time nic a number of questions have been raised here you heard in that sound bite from the president's personal physician 72 hours since diagnosis is what the president's personal physician said that would mean that diagnosis happened on wednesday now we've approached the white house because remembering that the president traveled widely on thursday 2 before confirming at 1 o'clock friday morning that he had been diagnosed positive the white house have responded to us by saying that dr meant it's day 3 not 72 hours diagnosis was made on thursday night ridgeon around administered later that night 2 days ago not 48 hours ago so here we've got a bit of a problem about timelines the white house saying that the diagnosis was made on thursday however the doctor saying it's 72 hours since diagnosis so that is the one question that's been raised the other question is the lack of real data that the doctors provided we've spoken to an independent medical expert who says he's deeply con

begin to count and tragically more bad news came this week after one of the world's biggest trials of coburg 19 therapies featuring 4 of the most highly touted potential treatments including said and disappear was finally released to a resoundingly bud science magazine reports that the world health organization study found that none of the 4 treatments in the solidarity trial which unrolled more than $11000.00 patients and $400.00 hospitals around the grow increase are viable not even the much touted antiviral drug does best of year and while treatment has gotten somewhat better since the early days of the pandemic especially for the likes of chris christie and donald trump news like this leaves many of us wondering when will medical science and our leaders get ahold of this deadly disease and if we do get a hold of it through a vaccine or breakthrough treatment how do we keep those potential lifesaving drugs drugs from getting bottled up in the greed of the pharmaceutical companies and the partisan politics of washington joining us now to discuss this public health conundrum is the environm

countries across europe are tightening restrictions in an attempt to slow the spread of coburg 19 advection among the latest measures belgium has joined france in imposing a nighttime curfew switzerland has made facemask compulsory in indoor public spaces the most drastic measures are in wills in the united kingdom the government there has announced a strict 2 week lockdown beginning this friday here's the 1st minister of wills mark drake for between for the 23rd of october on the 9th of november everyone in wales will be required to stay at home. this means working from home if that is possible and the only exceptions will be critical workers and jobs where will king form home is simply not possible all nonessential retail leisure hospitality and tourism businesses will close all right for more on this lockdown and the challenges facing european governments in dealing with the pandemic i want to bring in our political correspondent emmanuel shant she's here in berlin and the independent health analysts dr john campbell he joins us from carlisle in the u.k. to both of you good to see you dr

saying president trump is suffering and mild symptoms after he and the 1st lady test positive for coburg 9 months before. me for.

to this is our jazeera live from london also coming up the number of people confirmed dead from coburg 19 on his 100000 in india the 3rd country to pass this milestone after the u.s. and brazil. a media says it will use all necessary means to protect the millions from azerbaijan as fighting rages for a 7th day and they're going to come back. in 2 days and 25 missing all interest storm hits france and italy sweeping away houses and roads. and i mixed messages over don't trump screen a virus diagnosis of causing confusion over the health of the world's most powerful president officials and doctors are presenting contradictory explanations of when the u.s. leader was infected and how sick he actually may be donald trump himself has tweeted from hospital if he's feeling well and thanked medics at walter reed medical center where he's been since friday the president's own doctor sean connelly also said he was doing very well and had been fever free for 24 hours at this time the team and i are extremely happy with the progress the president has made. there's a he had a mild cough and some li

and we believe the program with global markets is concern over the latest wave of coburg 19 related locked. downs in europe and the upcoming presidential election in the united states are creating an uptick in volatility this week selloff was one of the worst since march when coronavirus fears set in throughout the globe so let's go ahead and take a look and see where markets ended up on the week starting in russia the mo x. is down for the week the index reported 3rd quarter results with record fee income from the money market and depository and settlement services the f. and c. income came in at an all time high for the 3rd quarter in a row but the global selloff still took a toll on the market moving to asia the shanghai composite is in the red for the week mostly dragged down after apple suppliers in asia fell on friday with that a nearly 1.5 percent decline food and beverage firms followed slower profit growth in the 3rd quarter and the blue chips c.s.i. $300.00 index and did 1.6 percent lower in hong kong the hong sank it is also in the red this week reaching its lowest level since o

also this hour donald trump reveals that he and the 1st lady have tested positive for coburg 19 and all pointing in the white house. and tit for tat the e.u. sanctions by the russian officials over allegations of election rigging that's mintz quick to return the favor. watching our to international bring you your live news update from our studio here in moscow welcome to the program and we start with the latest escalation in the conflict between armenia and azerbaijan the capital of the disputed region of mccormack karbala has been attacked with drones a bridge and multiple buildings have been damaged the buildings hit was the ministry of emergencies where windows were shattered and walls penetrated by shells russian singer and activist. witnessed the airstrike on the bridge. first there was an explosion and something was flying around overhead then there was an air raid alert these were drones i so huge hole in the breach this is something else flew over the village there was nowhere to hide they made us leave the car so as not to become targets i hid under a canopy i saw the bridge be

controversial tweets and videos left and right front and center it appears the coburg 19 in bunches led to the president and his inner circle continue to grow despite the president's cavalier attitude about grover america's tradition as the latest. fresh off his release from walter reed hospital president trump walked off marine one and off the stairs to the white house residence and then he did this and the president who was still contagious removed his mask and put it in this pocket and then saluted posing for pictures for a whole 2 minutes a white house staffer told her 1st standing right next to him even though he's supposed to be in isolation. just like this as police brutality and racial injustice protests continue across the country video capturing a black militia group called the f.a.a. see armed with assault rifles body armor and tactic gear marching through the streets of lafayette louisiana more than $400.00 armed demonstrators with the coalition seeking justice for trayvon ford pellerin a 31 year old black man who was fatally shot by lafayette police in august leaders for th

election day because we have to keep in mind there are already 225000 americans who have died of coburg 19 and more and more voters have to mourn the death of family members and this becomes the most important topic for many right now now in the report that we just aired or we heard a justice barrett say she will do her job independently of both political branches and her own preferences is it possible that now that she's reached such a high office for life she may actually relax some of the polarizing views that the democrats accuse her of. they don't this is hard to say we will have to see she isn't all riginal list. and that will shape her views. that she believes that the constitution is a document that is not meant to change so i think it's fair to say that i can see her changing her views and we have to keep in mind she's a protege of late justice scalia and it is hard to believe that she really deeply will change her approach to political stands in washington bureau chief enhanced poll reporting thank you and thank you so much for watching stick around them allow is up next. stay

testing tracing and more knowledge about how the virus works it all means fewer people are dying from coburg 19 it does not however diminish the ability of the virus to spread and infect we saw that today here in berlin german health minister younge 5 revealed that he has tested positive for the corona virus and immediately went into self isolation he has reportedly developed flu like symptoms now the news came just hours after spahn attended a cabinet meeting with german chancellor angela merkel. we want to go straight now to our political correspondent she is following this story for us tonight him it's good to see you the health minister tested positive just after attending a cabinet meeting that included the german chancellor angela merkel is there concern now that the entire cabinet could be infected. well brenda i can't imagine that all those who have been in close contact with the house minister might get tested quite soon however we also got a statement today from the chancellor is press office highlighting the fact that the federal cabinet meets in compliance with hygiene in the sen

soundbite he said 72 hours were 72 hours into diagnosis meaning 72 hours ago the president was diagnosed coburg 19 positive well the public the u.s. public the public the work we as press in washington we know that the president is covert $900.00 positive for 36 hours when he tweeted out so did the white house did the white house give us a wrong time you know wrong time why did the president was the president infected and already covered 19 positive when he went on the 1st day on a on a campaign event with donors not wearing a mask and already be in infected so that really doesn't make sense but that's what the doctor said and this is what stood out the other thing standing out there is of course that he was adamant of not saying that adamant about saying that the president is not on a ventilator that he doesn't require oxygen that his oxygen levels in his blood at 96 percent. are very re good so that is important why this is important because of course the white house as well as the doctor and the president want to make sure that we all understand the public understands the world understands t

or dropped off a number that could see voter turnout the highest since 1908 despite fears over the coburg 19 pandemic long waits and technical issues in some states early voting is hitting historic numbers for me as a younger person i am relic ready and willing to get out here and brave the cold and the cold that i had to make it and i got it down it was so much at stake and president trumps unfounded claims that mail in voting could lead to massive fraud there are problems the republican party in california installed dozens of their own ballot drop off boxes virtually indistinguishable from boxes sanctioned by the state officials call them unofficial and illegal and have insisted they be removed those official ballot drop boxes go through a number of steps that are required in law and regulations for installation for security for placement so having these unofficial ballot drop boxes that anybody can go to on main and and not meeting all those requirements is just not appropriate according to the u.s. election assistance commission the popularity of 1000000 votes has been growing for yea

says he will create millions of jobs and fund an economic recovery through new taxes on the rich the coburg 1000 acres left hundreds of thousands of americans unemployed and more than 214000 of die. russia has reported a new daily record in corona virus infections more than $13000.00 nationwide in the past 24 hours pushes the total close to a quarter 1000000 and that's the 4th highest in the world 22000 russians have died of covert 19 related illnesses well russia did lift most restrictions back in june after imposing one of the most severe lock downs but president vladimir putin has remained in an isolated controlled bubble so he's worked his residence outside moscow there he conducts most of his meetings with senior officials through video link and when putin does attend big events like the victory day parade in june those around him were reportedly required to quarantine for 2 weeks in august putin announced russia had approved the world's 1st coronavirus vaccine but moscow skipped the critical trial stage 3 human testing phase and that prompted the world health organization to caution t

for countries across europe are trying new restrictions in an attempt to slow the spread of coburg 19 exactions among the latest measures belgium has joined france in imposing a nighttime curfew switzerland has made facemask compulsory in public spaces the most drastic measures are in wills in the united kingdom the government there has announced a strict 2 week lockdown beginning this friday here's the 1st minister of wales mark drake for between for the 23rd of october on the 9th of november everyone in wales will be required to stay at home. this means working from home where ever that is possible i'm the only exceptions will be critical work on jobs where working from home is simply not possible all nonessential retail leisure hospitality and tourism businesses will close. all right for more on this lockdown and the challenges facing european governments in dealing with a pandemic i want to bring in our political correspondent emmanuel shahs she's here in berlin and the independent health analysts dr john campbell he joins us from carlisle in the u.k. to both of you good to see yo

just heard from his in michigan mike pence despite all those close sade's contract in the coburg virus is in north carolina where president trump was a few days ago and president trump himself is in new england in new hampshire and maine so this is a last minute rush towards the finish line with just a few days to go but the messaging isn't essentially changing you've got the democratic candidates biden and harris saying look messed this up their record numbers of cases on friday and saturday both over 80000 cases and hospitalizations rising in about 30 states meanwhile president continues to talk about this nation turning a corner and the vaccines will be available soon and i think yesterday he even said look come november the 4th nobody will even be talking about this so i think if you look at the national polls that is one thing if you look at the battleground states like here in florida that's an entirely different matter it may come down to those battleground states who becomes the president whether trump gets another 4 years or whether biden wins so this furious pace i think will

he's done record saying that he then comes out with a statement saying that is more dangerous than coburg certainly this is mind boggling in terms of the president putting into the public completely misleading information and one last point this is a man who just 24 hours ago was saying how much he learned from corona virus while sitting being treated in a hospital well clearly not much of that listen. clearly not mike catherwood in washington d.c. mike as always thank you. well still to come here on the news hour the coronavirus resurgence in iran more than half a 1000000 people have now tested positive and a lifeline from transitional government. crippling sanctions following august's military coup. turkey's foreign minister is criticizing international efforts to end the conflict between azerbaijan and armenia. has failed for 30 years to resolve the conflict in the corner. but nato says should pressure azerbaijan to deescalate or not smith reports that in armenia. amidst the burning wreckage of a bombardment of stepan aka the largest city in the goanna karabakh evidence says on the cit

organization has warned european nations to take the size of action to curb the continent's soaring coburg 1000 infection rates it's urging countries to limit large gatherings or expect tough lockdowns the number of near daily cases across europe past 100000 on friday in france on saturday the french health ministry said almost 27000 infections were confirmed in the previous 24 hours that's the highest daily rate since the pandemic began well the netherlands has now become a covert $1000.00 hot spot with more infection spread of population than either the united states or spain but it hasn't yet led to a tightening of measures from a government anxious not to restrict people's liberty that fasten has more. only people with flu like symptoms can be freely tested for cope with 19 in the netherlands if they're lucky enough some say they had to wait up to 4 days to get an appointment at one of the testing centers infection rates have gone up dramatically and have reach an international high in the past week hospitals are struggling to treat patients and have had to cancel operations the situat