news live from berlin european leaders try to bridge deep divisions over of corunna recovery plan they maintain in brussels where there is disagreement over a 750000000000 euro package to help economies hard hit by the pandemic also coming up allegations of russian side but espionage involving corona vaccine research the us britain and canada are accused russian based tackles of targeting labs working to find a vaccine. and president asset of syria marks 20 years in power in spite of a civil war and a shattered economy is likely to stay at the helm of many years to come. i'm rebecca riches welcome to the program european union late is holding a summit in brussels to try to reach agreement on how to share out a 750000000000 euro fund to help members recover from the pandemic there are deep divisions over whether grants or loans should be given to help the hardest hit member nations germany's chancellor angela merkel is presiding over the summit and she admitted that finding a compromise will be difficult. masks on and gloves off european leaders are back in brussels for the 1st time sin

always have to reinvent ourselves and find new ways to survive in the future and the exact number of corunna infections in brazil is not known too little testing is being carried out leandra nevus had typical covert 1000 symptoms but was never tested. i left our neighborhood so i wouldn't infect anyone. i slept on the beach at infinity my for a week and a half and thought about my neighbors the whole time it's social status in brazil that appears to dictate whether someone is officially infected or not the real numbers tell a very different story. as the coronavirus spread in germany romanians and roma living here say they were subjected to ever more hostility and prejudice. they're tired of being bullied. moana has been a social worker in berlin for 8 years her main responsibility is caring for romanian families many of them roma the fact that none of us feel as mother tongue is romanian helps a lot. she says the discrimination against roma is not new but now exclusion and accusations are rising amid the pandemic. dimming the height media is minority group that i work with is the roma. this

again this time this will be throwed under the bus amidst this fierce haggling about the record of corunna recovery so barbara quickly if the e.u. leaders do not come to an agreement tonight what's next. another summit what do you think i mean they will go home they sent home. the chair here and there was ok sync again we reach a certain point and then we'll try it within like 10 days' time or so to build it's something that everybody will absolutely be lose to do but they'll have to because in the end it's also her if it's a she she has to somehow force them to come together it's a very difficult task as we see prevail in brussels thank you very much syrians are voting in parliamentary elections today in areas controlled by the regime of bashar al assad the president and his wife asma have already cast their votes and damascus analysts say there are few real choices for voters as the ballots are dominated by the ruling party and its allies assad's government is dealing with a crumbling economy after 9 years of civil war as well as new international sanctions. the aftermath of an ass strik

how well people and businesses could follow the new guidelines before rolling back anymore of the corunna restrictions. >> in the last two weeks, almost 2000 people have been diagnosed with covid-19. nobody wants to shut things down again on the way to present this is for all of us to take action together. >> the business is planning on reopening and must complete an online social distancing form for the county. that online format checklist include employee chaining and a safety plan for that order is reported to take place for several months. >>> happening today, protesters in separate cisco will gather this morning outside of the federal immigration office. it is a rally to show support for the international students who may be forced to go back to their home countries if their schools only offer online classes in the fall. ice agents are expected to enforce a controversial new policy targeting students from other countries. similar protests are planned in cities around the country. >>> a group of business leaders is urging president trump to leave daca alone. members of the coalition f

with the president national security adviser testing positive for corunna virus. and u.s.awmaker debate what is next for emergency funding with une to expire.nefits about plus remembering an icon- civil rights leader john lewis lies in state in the u.s. capitol rotunda, the first black lawmaker to do so. for all of you watching on pbs "world news america." 60 million and counting, that's the number of ces around the world. brazil is struggling just behind americ in total infections and deaths, a major health care union has accused the country's president of crimes against amenity for his handling of the crisis. the concern now is for brazil's vast isoerior. katy wreports. exit is a virus on the move, heading to areas that have time on their side as they watch the big yeties struggle. they have also found retirement homes have been badly hit by covid-19 in recent weeks, but this one isg tryt to become another statistic. they have had to be cepative about g their residence active and, so far, it has paid of n there hav been any cases. correct this situation is really worryin

both of them emerged from the corunna crisis looking quite strong in the.ublic opinion because in health and everything else was second. brent: when you look at those pictures from today, it looks like it could have been a job interview, or even looks like it could have been a first date. can we say tonight that markus soder is angela -- angela merkel's handpicked successor? melinda: no, we cannot say that. she made that very clear today, saying she was not going to be anointing a successor and passing over another question that tried it drill deeper on that. she had a handpicked successor. that was the current defense minister. that didn't work out too well. i think she is going to be very careful to play her cards close to her chest. brent: what are you hearing from your sources and bavaria? how likely is soder to throw in his name into the ring? melinda: the name is in the ring anyway. he often says oh, his places and bavaria and that is where he wants to stay. but at the same time, he says things like, i can't help the fact that people are talking about

president donald trump wants americans to corunna crisis will get worse before it gets better becomes us to resume cover 19 briefings on tuesday after nearly 3 months long break trump also told americans to wear a mask if they can't socially distance across washington for the latest also coming up germany sees the start of the high profile trial of the man accused of targeting a synagogue in the city of pilot and killing 2. week.

council back was expected to focus on bolstering support for a multi-billion euro corunna crisis recovery package which has faced resistance from some e.u. member. demonstrators have stormed the serbian parliament in the capital belgrade to protest a renowned for a renewed lockdown president alexander budgets imposed a curfew and banned gatherings of more than 5 people after a surge in corona virus deaths 13 people died of covert 19 on tuesday serbia's highest single day death toll. residents of melbourne in australia are getting ready to return to lock down for 6 weeks due to a new spike in corona virus infections police have also been. deployed along the victoria state border to enforce a quarantine measures the state has seen a spike in cove in 1000 cases in recent days australian prime minister scott morrison promised his government would provide financial aid to local businesses which are worried they won't survive another long. for more we're joined by military burton she's a journalist working for reuters in melbourne australia milk bill in the city of 5000000 being forced back int

council is expected to focus on bolstering support for a multi-billion euro corunna criers crisis recovery package which has faced resistance from some e.u. members. demonstrators have stormed the serbian parliament in the capital belgrade to protest a renewed lockdown president alexander of which imposed a curfew and banned gatherings of more than 5 people after a surge in corona virus deaths 13 people died of corona virus on tuesday serbia's highest single day death toll. and china has opened a new national security office in hong kong which comes a week after china imposed a controversial new national security law on the territory security headquarters is located across from big torii a park a frequent site of opposition protests. thai police have seized over 1400000 tablets of met him meth amphetamine and rested 3 suspects in a raid in lampung the province lies in the north of the country in the so-called golden triangle or thailand laos meet the region is a hub for drug smugglers. the coronavirus crisis is having a major impact on millions of h.i.v. patients who are reliant on lifesav

symmetric measures which is not in russia's interest in fact because well are currently facing cruelty to corunna crises and so on it is better for countries to unite other than to find ways to introduce aneurin heuristic sions especially given the fact that they are ryssdal fun used to magnitsky was not disputed even by the european court of human rights. yes says there may be abuses. in it and mistreatment towards him but it should be proven effective he's arrest was not disputed so it is a very complicated question and it needs. procedural investigation concern and. i want to give thanks actually to all our guests i would hate anastasia got her over and yes in x.a. and thank you too for watching you can see the program again any time by visiting our website al-jazeera dot com and for further discussion go to her facebook isis facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter we are at a.j. inside story from am around town and the whole team here in town i can and you. for thousands of years farmers and shepherds have lived off the slime but the

continue consultations on it but the fact is that turkey's economy has suffered drastically during the corunna crisis and it badly needs the funds that go with that refugee deal the deal essentially is worth 6000000000 euros to turkey turkey is often complain that that money has not been paid out quickly enough but turkey certainly cannot afford to forego that money at this point in time and therefore i think we're unlikely to see turkey play that card in the crane thank you very much and we'll stay with turkey on a quarter as been deciding today whether one of istanbul's most iconic buildings should become a mosque again the centuries old high as a fear is a unesco world heritage site that has been a church a mosque and is now a museum with nationalist groups demanding it be open for islamic press critics say it has become a political instrument for president. empires have fallen religions have been replaced the city itself has changed names but the dome of the higher sophia has withstood it all built in the 6th century as a byzantine church it was for centuries the world's largest christian

the exact number of corunna infections in brazil is not known to little testing is being carried out leandra nevus had typical covert 1000 symptoms but was never tested before. i left our neighborhood so i wouldn't infect anyone. i slept on the beach at it for a week and a half and thought about my neighbors the whole time. it's social status in brazil that appears to dictate whether someone is officially infected or not the real numbers tell a very different story. you're watching t w news still to come on the program with german women and 2 of the e. hughes most powerful positions how will chancellor angela merkel assuage fears of too much german influence. first a leading activists in hong kong the pro-democracy movement has left the territory shortly after he testified at a u.s. congressional hearing about the new security law imposed by china this week nathan last said that staying in hong kong would mean staying silent and confirmed his departure in a tweet he wrote the following so i bid my city farewell as the plane took off the runway i gazed down at the skyline i love so mu

the exact number of corunna infections in brazil is not known too little testing is being carried out leandra nevus had typical covert 900 symptoms but was never tested if. i left our neighborhood so i wouldn't infect anyone. i slept on the beach at infinium for a week and a half and thought about my neighbors the whole time. it's social status in brazil that appears to dictate whether someone is officially infected or not the real numbers tell a very different story. and for more now i'm joined by correspondent mike he is a bird he is in rio de janeiro good evening to you once years you know we've we've heard this question now many times regarding the united states regarding russia and now regarding brazil why has this country why has the region in south america had such a great difficulty in controlling this virus. on the one hand there is a rebuilds naru a president who don't plate always the risk and the danger of this pandemic but on the other hand public administrations here on the continent are really weak or incompetent in some ways dealing with this crisis which is much more

countries like italy and spain have been especially hard hit by the corunna pandemic were timed to counter resistance from countries like the netherlands and austria that would prefer to save money to marathon negotiations they reduce the amount of direct right to $390000000000.00 for the 1st time the e.u. will issue common debt despite all the haggling the current president of the council was placed. i think this is a clear signal that goes beyond europe that this very special structure this very special entity a european union consists of $27.00 member states that can act together despite their very different backgrounds and have proven they have the capacity to act that is a good sign. that's. what is the deal actually worth. you talked in your opening statement about the disunity exposed by the deal in fact there were moments where it looked as you said of course the 5 days as if there might not be a deal would you say those north south divisions will leave lasting scars absolutely it's not just north south now it's east west we saw small groups of eastern european countries able to bl

tagged as a laggard dragging back both monetary and fiscal stimulus that is required, especially as corunna cases are ramping up again. cases are ramping up once again. tom: i want to go to the dynamics of the sectors you study each and every day. what is the message we can glean by the absolute and relative performance of sectors right now? sam: well, that tech is your friend, and the old adage is the trend is your friend, so you will stick with it until it ends. technology, as we have been seeing, is doing exceptionally well, not only just in terms of price, but also in terms of fundamentals yet expectations are that earnings will decline, but in the single digits, as compared with a 45% shortfall for this quarter area tech is the -- lisa: i think we may have lost sam's audio. really interesting as we look at what we are seeing right now with respect to tech versus the rest of the world. sarah ponczek of bloomberg coming out with fascinating material, talking about the more than 2% rally in the nasdaq 100 versus the equal weighted s&p, losing 0.5% get you just have to wonder how much furt

. -- ofmber of corunna vice coronavirus infections worldwide has gone over 12 million, and 1/4 of those been in the u.s. texas and california accounted for almost 40% yesterday. to supreme court is expected rule today on president trump's tax records. the issue, whether congress and a manhattan district attorney can see tax returns and other financial documents the president has fought to keep private. the president has lost so far at every step, but the record hasn't been turned over, pending a final court ruling. -- china's to be let top diplomat blasted u.s. foreign policy towards beijing, accusing the trump administration of being driven by "mccarthy style paranoia." suggested getting the two economies back on track and called for cooperation over the coronavirus. parliament has given boris johnson's cabinet power to curb the disease. the domestic security agency has been given the authority to resume contact tracing -- critics say he is undermining democracy. walgreens posted worse than expected results for the third quarter. the drugstore chain will cut 4000 jobs and end share buy

if they will assist the local hospitals there in dealing with a spike in corunna by facing cases andreased hospitalizations. if this occurs as infection number search in several low vacations while the country continues to emerge from the lockdown. correspondent jonathan shows us here tonight. >> new york city went into phase three of reopening while keeping restaurant dining rooms closed. >> got so much data from around the country indicating that indoor dining became a real nexus for infection. in a way that other types of economic activity where integrative >> mayor de blasio is trying to spare him new york a second spike in cases seen across america. as florida reported a record number of cases over the holiday weekend, miami beach or close the shoreline to prevent crowd seen in other places such as sacramento, california,'s ocean beach. many who flocked to the jersey shore it ignored the issue from public health issues emac officials to wear face coverings. >> bret: daily cases have increased 134% over the past months and the same period incro 39% in part because the new spices

the problem now is, as major universities go online, because of the corunna viruses, one of a million students could be forced to go home. >> students are not able to get flight tickets back to their home country just because of the travel ban from every country. there definitely has to be anxiety. >> my heart is really going out to the international students in the country. i think that this is sending a very strong message that we don't want to have them here. >> this is a big deal for universities. foreign enrollment can top 20% than they pay full price. that's a $41 billion infusion of foreign money, which they explained why this morning harvard and mit student and to send students home or force them into classes during a pandemic. >> in this case, they are talking about people who are here illegally, who had to wait to get a visa, to get into university, and they are coming for a valid reason, to get an education. >> no comment this morning from i.c.e., but the complaint says the effect is not the goal of the policy is to create as much chaos as possible on campus. now it's up to