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italian prime minister just thought that conti announced a new $5000000000.00 euro relief package to support sectors affected by the pandemic the measures for businesses including restaurants hotels and gyms include grants tax breaks and additional funds for temporary layoff schemes. and 2022 china will be hosting the winter olympics till then it hopes to create a nation of skiers 300000000 people will be drawn into winter sports according to government plans and hundreds of ski resorts and indoor ski parks are meant to help achieve that goal. these kids are part of china's crusade to create a nation of skiers by beijing's 2022 olympics the country is building a winter sports culture from scratch ski education is now part of the curriculum and many primary schools thousands of coaches have been trained to cultivate future medal winners. organs yeah i love skiing because falling on land hurts more than on snow but if i see a head. analysts say china is driving the ski industry the growth in chinese skiers from 2015 to 2022 is expected to equal the growth in north america and europe fo

wanted announced a package of new restrictions aimed at avoiding a nother complete lockdown on mr conti gave mayors the power to shut public squares from 9 pm onwards qantas says the. situation has become critical but that his government is determined to avoid a repeat of the lockdown imposed at the start of the crisis back in march because that was incredibly draconian so he doesn't want to relive that again ok let's take you now to our room if we can fill out your list to seem a group to is standing by see what what are the latest numbers where you are on the spread of the pandemic in italy and which regions are worst hit. well what we do know is the latest figures says as of sunday the number of new infections was 11705 yet again a new record we've been hitting rock logs almost daily now for the last few days but as you mention very significant number of tests being carried out right now as compared to the situation when we saw the height of the pandemic back in march and in april so it's hard really to compare the situation back then what's worrying perhaps is to look at the admissi

dairy cooperatives in france deliver conti and more ph in the summer this fetid cheese from the greek island of lesbos but briggs' it poses a threat to its little cheese paradise. the massive worry the i mean it has been very since the referendum and already we're on our 3rd stockpiling plan here. to make sure we've got enough stock at the prices that we're currently paying and we don't have to incur any higher prices that might be introduced by high tariffs. court shows us his story and he's worried that the already price a cheese he sells will be slapped with high tariffs that's assuming it can even be delivered undamaged with new border checks goods could be held up for days. the transport is just 6 is going to be that much more complicated it's going to be expensive because it will be extra paperwork involved. and i can only imagine it's not going to be as free flowing as it is currently food experts warn that the supply chains of fresh products could be disrupted britain imports roughly 80 percent of its fruit alone much and also have another worry if there is no trade deal with

conti was hosting his spanish counterpart on sunday. he is considering a curfew in madrid. >> we have very tough weeks ahead and winter is coming. the second wave is no longer a threat. it is a reality. >> russia has seen a daily record of more than 60,000 cases and the covid-19 death toll risen to almost 25,000. in moscow, they have open temporary hospitals and introduce messer such as taking second -- introduced measures such as taking secondary schools. as the europe is finding out, situations can change fast. barbara: argentina is now only the fifth country to exceed one million confirmed coronavirus cases. it is also the smallest nation to pass that mark and it comes despite being one of the first in latin america to close its borders and bring in one of the world's longest markdowns. -- voc downs. >> more than one million infections and the virus is reaching some of the most remote areas in the world. this place is known as the city at the end of the world. authorities here are concerned. >> we know in argentina we are going to re

now is lee's prime minister just happy conti has just announced new coronavirus restrictions hours aftere country posted and you take the record of $11705.00 new cases mayors can close public squares after 9 pm and restaurants and bars are restricted to table service only off to 6 pm but can stay open until midnight jams and public swimming pools can remain open but conti said they would be closed in a week if italians don't follow the rules. we should wait a few days before we can see the results of these new measures we must commit and continue to make the sacrifices while waiting for the checks to be completed before monoclonal antibodies and for vaccine the sooner we can make them available for all of us. the. less you the sooner we have to commit the situation is critical to government as president but everyone must play its part or together will be able to overcome this difficult moment. well now israel has started to ease a 2nd coronavirus lockdown after a month of restrictions and a steady decline in daily coronavirus infections are now very people are now allowed to go more than

only less than once 3rd of unions say they are satisfied with illegal immigrants he's fortunately conti is so less the end of each. african continent did they trust the electoral institutions and what does this mean for the legitimacy of this vote do my duty and serve don't last you know. eric local. we found a few do 6 percent of guinea and nonplussed the decision you call we call the chief sunni. you're here in guinea to not only nickel and indian our public is to see us people don't trust public institutions here we found . mock you know. who are the traditional he goes and community leaders and so on so let's see if there is another use this current drug use or not is to shawn's and public institutions ok and that's a very good he has had a long history of its elected leaders clinging on to power what do you foresee coming out of this current election. yeah you know he. you know what do you see i used to call the political use of its new city. you know in giving her some are dumb enough to. let news hero it or their ethnic group here so. do they have let's say you know it's like flo

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only less than once 3rd of unions say yes it is for a democracy fortunately conti is so blessed and inh you know in the african continent did they trust the electoral institutions and what does this mean for the legitimacy of this vote do my duty. don't just you know. eric local. we found a few do 6 percent of guinea and nonplussed the decision you recall the chief sunni. here in guinea to not orley unical an indian is to source people don't trust my weekends are concerns here we found. mock you know. who are the terrorists and how he goes and community leaders and so on so let's see if there are so not use these current drugs or not institutions and public institutions ok that's a very good he has had a long history of its elected leaders clinging on to power what do you foresee coming out of this current election. yeah you know he. you know what do you see i used to call the political use of its necessity. you know in giving her some are demean and. it is hero it or their ethnic group here so we usually have let's say you know it's like 40 johns for big 8 years under the in the coast

would win their fight against that 90 italian prime minister is that the conti also took to twitter to send his best wishes to the couple saying he too wished both of them a quick recovery and of course president trump scolded infection has also been a topic on the day 2 of a summit of european leaders in brussels german chancellor angela merkel's started her video press conference by relaying her best wishes to the u.s. leader. man adama tell me of you ladies and gentlemen we have just concluded very comprehensive discussions yet but before i brief you on that i'd like to take the opportunity to wish the u.s. president donald trump and his wife melania all the best in their recovery from call that 19 and it's going to to the nation by taking these on now and saying it is important to me to reiterate from this podium my wishes for their speedy recovery in these a. correspondent. covering this summit for us in brussels barbara compassion there from america what are the reactions have we seen in europe to the news about president jobs and section. most of the reactions really are like he

prime minister just epic conti was hosting his spanish counterpart pedro sunset in rome on tuesday sanchez is still considering imposing a curfew on the spanish capital madrid and possibly beyond its time or so and this man has given us here we have very tough weeks ahead and winter is coming the 2nd wave is no longer a threat it's a reality in all of europe. russia has now seen a daily record of more than 16000 new cases in the covered 19 death toll has risen to almost 25000 in moscow they've already opened temporary hospitals and introduce measures such as taking 2nd risk or teaching or law in the city's mayor says there's no need for tougher restrictions but as the whole of europe is finding out situations can change fast knitting barber al-jazeera. argentina is now only the 5th country to exceed $1000000.00 confirmed coronavirus cases it's also the smallest nation to pass that mike and account is this 5 being one of the 1st countries in latin america had to close its borders and bring in one of the world's longest lock downs that is above reports from when scientists. more than 1000000

these attacks on hunter biden are coming, they were coming at the debate as well, is he going toe contiold back to be restrained in response? asma: you know, my sense is they don't take that as a le serious tion. they have been discussing and telling us that this is part ofi information, misinformation campaign and given what we saw happen during the 201ayelection, i would they're very hesitant to engage in that topic. robert: susan glasser, the early voting numbers are huge. but how do you interpret all of that information? is it actually a boon for the democrats or hard to say? susan: they'reotes in the bank so that's a boon for the democrats, right? we don't know whether it i cannibalizing voters who would go on election day or get new voters in. there are signs t extraordinary numbers reflect new voters and reflects democratic enthusiasm about this ele robert: toluse, where is vice president pence going to be headed in the fin d fews of this campaign? what's his role? toluse: he's going to be doing mething similar to what president trump is doing. which is traveling multiple ralls a

restaurants to shots at 6 pm and closed theaters cinemas and gyms for a months prime minister says that the conti is now promising new financial aid to try and calm the tensions. here. it began as an angry protest they chanted for freedom in turin. but it quickly descended into a violent game of cat and mouse local media reports the group was made up of hardcore football fans nor as ultras riot police fired tear gas and water cannon to send them home. designer shops were targeted too and milan police clashed with protesters tear gas and pyrotechnics and plentiful supply several arrests were made as the caribbean yairi try to restore order to the city's otherwise quiet street the unrest was ignited by new rules force in the country's hospitality industry to close its doors at 6 pm how marble italy's late night dining culture has restaurant owners locked up many feared this could be the beginning of the end. but. there is one chip its body that. have disappeared and lunch time is images well with 75 percent of the employees working from home. in fact we're done with this job i mean i don't think we

announced new covert 19 restrictions and warns there's no time to waste as infections increase giuseppi conti's says the situation has become critical but he wants to avoid another full long time mayors will be allowed to cause public squares in the evening to stop public gatherings but gyms and swimming pools can stay open at least for now though they were. we should wait a few days before we can see the results of the new measures we must commit and continue to make the sacrifices while waiting for the checks to be completed before monoclonal antibodies and for vaccines that we can make them available for all of us. that's a good thing we have to commit the situation is critical the government is president must play its point altogether will be able to overcome the difficult moment. israel is easing its 2nd coronavirus lockdown after a month of restrictions the following infection rate is alone israelis to travel more than a kilometer from home parks beaches and kindergartens can open along with restaurants but only for takeaways and a stray ins are able to enjoy the outdoor life in victoria

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well 2 dominic court sells scouted she's from the netherlands dairy cooperatives in france deliver conti and mopey and there's some of this fetid cheese from the greek island of lesbos but briggs it poses a threat to this little cheese paradise. the massive worry the i mean it has been very soon stay referendum and already we're on our 3rd stockpiling plan here. to make sure we've got enough stock and at the prices that we're currently paying and we don't have to incur any higher prices that might be introduced by high tariffs. court shows us his story and he's worried that the already pricey cheese he sells will be slapped with high tariffs that's assuming it can even be delivered undamaged with new border checks goods could be held up for days. the transport logistics is going to be that much more complicated it's going to be expensive because it would be extra paperwork involved. and i can only imagine it's not going to be as free flowing as it is currently food experts warn that the supply chains of fresh products could be disrupted britain imports roughly 80 percent of its fruit alo

so yes so i talked to the reproductive and house coordinator conti there where we were filming and he told me well this actually and no plan for that i mean no plan change actually so they expect the situation to get worse at least to stay the same or even get worse so he also told me of you know all cases on the ground where you know women have actually the rights constitutional right to get a say have often so if they come to a government run facility to a hospital for example and they procured an unsafe abortion and then die and you don't help they die in the waiting room sometimes he told me in these cases not rare cases because doctors and health care workers too scared to afraid to treat them because they are afraid that their funding might be cut as well. you know be a correspondent in kenya thank you very much. let's turn our attention to some of us stories making headlines across the continent candidates running you know. that elections held the last head of subsidies for tensions are running high in the west african country since 1st and. declared he would rather form on exp

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hit a new record of infection numbers on sunday with authorities reporting more than 11000 new cases conti says the situation has become critical but it is government is determined to avoid a repeat of the lockdown imposed at the start of the crisis in mom which. i'm joined now from rome by freelance journalist philip philip thanks for joining me one of the latest figures on the spread of the pandemic in italy and which regions are the worst hit. well the yen numbers have been rising steadily recently it's been hovering around 10000 a day and they're not going well beyond that and the alarming thing as well is that the presence of the virus is now registered jeff throughout the country long body which was very badly hit to start when this and any have 1st right in europe. is says suffering again but also served some time yet in the area around naples and even notice up in that area such as sicily of course was particularly worrying is if the south is badly hit yeah medical services and hospitals are much less well prepared had to have coped with this kind of crisis and of course now saying

dairy cooperatives in france deliver conti and mopey and the some of us fetid cheese from the greek islandof lesbos but briggs' it poses a threat to its little cheese paradise. the massive world the i me and has been very soon stay referendum and already we're on our 3rd stockpiling plan. to make sure we've got enough stock in at the prices that we're currently paying and we don't have to incur any higher prices that might be introduced by high tariffs. court shows us his story and he's worried that the already price of cheese he sells will be slapped with high tariffs that's assuming it can even be delivered undamaged with new border checks goods could be held up for days. the transport is just 6 is going to be that much more complicated it's going to be expensive because it will be extra paperwork involved. and i can only imagine it's not going to be as free flowing as it is currently food experts warn that the supply chains of fresh products could be disrupted britain imports roughly 80 percent of its fruit alone merchants also have another worry if there is no trade deal with brussels

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close their doors at 6 pm and theaters cinemas and gyms are shuttered for a month premises giuseppa conti is promising new financial aid to ease tensions. it began as an angry protest they chanted for freedom in turin. but it quickly descended into a violent game of cat and mouse local media reports the group was made up of hardcore football fans nor does trusts riot police fired tear gas and water cannon to send them home. designer shops were targeted. and milan police clashed with protesters tear gas and pyrotechnics and plentiful supply to several arrests were made as the carbon yairi try to restore order to the city's although wise quiet streets the unrest was taken knighted by new rules forcing the country's hospitality industry to close its doors at 6 pm how marble italy's late night dining culture has restaurant owners locked up many feared this would be the beginning of the end. tourists have disappeared and lunch time is empty as well with 75 percent of the employees walking from home. in fact we're done with this job i mean i think we're going to close in a week. then room indus

prime minister giuseppe conti has appealed to a tally ends to adhere to curfews imposed in italy's 3 biggest cities the country is desperate to avoid the massive casualties and overflowing hospitals witnessed earlier this year. the caseload is exploding in the czech republic a record 15000 new infections on thursday prompted the government to impose a hard lockdown. prime minister andre bobbish said the health system would otherwise collapse by early next month. the shop sheltered in the capital prague. the army moved in to set up a field hospital. a lockdown is also in effect in ireland over the next 6 weeks households are not allowed to mingle and people have to stay within 5 kilometers of the homes non-essential shops have been closed and restaurants are restricted to take away services. here's a look now at some other developments in the global health emergency the united nations is urging the g 20 group of leading economists to work together to fight the coronavirus security general secretary general rather antonio this says it's disappointing there has been no coordinated actio

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nasdaq and&p dropped still to come on the newshour: a new report exposes how the trump administration contiesseparate children from their families. belgian hospitals struggle to respond to a massive influx of covid patients. we examine the importance of the latino vote in arizona. plus, much more. u >> woodruf. border authorities are allegedly violating an agreement with mexico, and expelling minors into mexico even if they come from other countr central america. the children crossed the southe border into the u.s. illegally, but as the "new york times" now reports, mexico i not where they're supposed to be sent. amna nawaz has the details, and the questions it raises about child welfare. >> nawaz: judy, during the pandemic, thousands of childr have been rapidly deported to their home countries after crossing the u.s. border. but the "times" reports today, at least 200 of those children, mostly from guatemala, honduras and el salvador, were sent to mexico instead, despite having no family or connections there. caitlin dickerson broke the a stor fills in the rest of the picture for us now. "ne

dairy cooperatives in france deliver conti and mopey in the summer this fetid cheese from the greek island of lesbos but briggs' it poses a threat to its little cheese paradise. the massive world the i me and has been very since the referendum and already we're on our 3rd stockpiling plan. to make sure we've got enough stock in at the prices that we're currently paying and we don't have to incur any higher prices that might be introduced by high tariffs. court shows us his story and he's worried that the already price of cheese he sells will be slapped with high tariffs that's assuming it can even be delivered undamaged with new border checks goods could be held up for days. the transport logistics is going to be that much more complicated it's going to be expensive because it could be actual paperwork involved. and i can only imagine it's not going to be as free flowing as it is currently few experts warn that the supply chains of fresh products could be disrupted britain imports roughly 80 percent of its fruit alone merchants also have another worry if there is no trade deal with brussel

with an infected person to include multiple brief exposures that add up to 15 minutes instead of only conti continuous contact. so what is your reaction when you hear about this new guidance, dr. hotez? >> so this is a report, wolf, that came out in the mmwr report that came out about a 20-year-old correctional officer working in the vermont correction system who came down with covid-19. he did not have the classic type of exposure, meaning at least 15 minutes with someone less than six feet apart. instead, they were able to use cameras in the correctional facility to show that this officer actually had multiple short-term contacts over i think an eight-hour period. and based on that, they want to shift their recommendations to say rather than being with someone in close contact for 15 straight minutes, it's basically the same in your house or place of work if they have covid-19, and without adequate masks, then you could have multiple short-term contacts over a 24-hour period and still get covid-19. it's helpful information in terms of how to do contact tracing. so it does make things a li

i personally roadblocksin contie tor enter how congress can provide for assistance while improving the program . just slightly tried and failed to get a votet in congress hr 8265 that would improve extend popular i program. more work needs to be done and that's why this hearing is paramount. it's unfashionable that we would continue to ignore our smallest firms who desperately need his assistance. any full rules of the road in order to make everyday business decisions changing guidance has seeking solutions of this process can be improved. ice look forward to exploring ay of the topics today with our witnesses . another are concerned that witness put forward a specific member of the house the way are entered the way their office conducts business. even d though you're not here to defend themselves. we don't conduct business like that. we routinely strive to work in a bipartisan matter. we do not attack one another for political gain an extremely disappointed this is on the record. truthfully they can be easily solved if the majority would allowri ranking members, hr 8265 to come for a

since the start of the pandemic and under pressure from regional leaders the prime minister just 70 contias been asked to do something about that he's expected to speak a little bit later on the likelihood is that he will not announce a raft of new tight restrictions that may or may not include the kind of curfew seen in other e.u. countries and also possibly the closure of some schools so a challenging picture across the board there around 100000 new infections a day across europe that roughly translate to around a 10 percent increase in cases a mostly you country for very last leo there is a darkening picture a chink of light one of the chief scientific adviser is here in the u.k. has suggested that a vaccine may be available at the start of 2021 given the can very large portfolio of options that the oxford research team a company working on at the moment all right thank you for that update from london . kurdistan's new prime minister and acting president has promised there will be elections within the next 3 months supporters free from jail 2 weeks ago during protests over disputed par

at the time and says the government backed him now a judge wants to hear from prime minister tzipi conti and other senior officials before deciding whether the case will go to trial 70 faces up to 15 years in prison if found guilty and could be barred from public office. germany is celebrating 30 years since its reunification a socially distanced church service was held in potsdam just outside berlin after commemorations were severely scaled down because of the coronavirus pandemic germany was split into west and east after the end of the 2nd world war $945.00 it symbolized the cold war division of europe which ended with the collapse of the soviet union in 1990. or and this is the most needed to be done we know today that we must be brave again brave to take new paths in the face of a pandemic grave to truly overcome the differences that remain between east and west but also brave to demand and work for the cohesion of our entire society again and again. the american takes place on sunday 6 months behind schedule because of the 19 pandemic but most sporting event since the outbreak they

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before you are separate appealings oappealsof the contie authorization for a project at 1846 grove street. for the reasons described in our appeal responses, the department requests that you deny the appeal. the project has two four-story units on a vacant lot as you can see in the site plans. the lot is on the southside of fulton street and not dproaf street as suggested. it's a sidewalk with no street frontage and a long access path before widening at rear. the majority of the lot is at the rear where the open space is located. and there's two dwellings and two, three-bedroom dwellings. from 1,026 to 1,407-square-feet. it has 10 bicycle parking spaces and no off-street automobile spaces due to the shape of the lot and making parking not feasible. and i will first address the appeal of the ceqa determination. on november 21, 2019, the project determined that the project which then had five dwellings was exempt under ceqa. and the project was later modified and improved to have four dwelling units. and as described in detail july 27th, the project is exempt. the department issues categori

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