damien: i was pretty surprised about the news.hen you think about historical messaging to the market, it is that we do well in this conglomerate structure. we give our business leads a lot of autonomy, they can utilize their cash for their own business. at the same time, there is probably a little bit more agility that the two companies could have versus one as a whole. that being said, i don't think this is going to create a lot of value and i don't think it really changes the dynamic of the growth trajectories of the two individual companies versus one company as a whole. still surprised by the move but it does follow the general trends we have seen in the big pharmaceutical landscape. if you remember back in the 1990's, these firms built into giant conglomerates of all sorts of different businesses. j&j has really booked the trend into focusing and staying into one entity. this follows the rest of the crowd with this news today. matt: does it may be a signal a market top that we are starting to see these breakups, with executiv

>> do you want to start, damien? >> it was interesting and it was kind of a moving target there were times during the year when they tried to defend their actions more than after the election . there was a element to a lot of their admits rations which at times was understandable and a lot of us knew what we were dealing with so i think therewere times they felt like they were doing the best they could . obviously the scientists, they were learning as we said on mask send stuff they had no initially way to work. i think in some ways that was understandable but there was a point after the election especially after the inauguration when some of them the spin really began the revisionist history. we were meticulous in our fact checking because so many of the stories concentrated this and we wanted to make sure we did rehearse an accurate presentation of these events because theseare events that i think need to be remembered for decades to come . there was a lot of finger-pointing at the end. there was a lot of i did the

damien: i think it is starting.ve argued historically that crypto and gold do not have to cannibalize each other. the value of crypto is its network, just like the value of oil is it is consumed. gold does not have that. it is a defense of asset that can outperform significantly. it is a fact that we see substitution recently. evidence that demonstrates that is china. as late as the summer china surged back in crypto and we are seeing a sign of strong gold demand in china. we are not arguing that crypto needs to be banned for gold to find a bid but so far it has been a headwind. gold is becoming the poor man's crypto. at this point, especially as the inflation signal is going to be more pressing. guy: what are central banks doing with their gold stocks? damien: that is important. anything about gold there are three forms of demand. the investors, which is mostly dm investors, there is the e.m. consumer, who allocates as well, then the central banks, which is where we have had reserves. it has been missing for the la

damien corporal -- damien courvalin, goldman sachs head of energy research.is your response to what we saw from consuming countries and the corresponding price action? damien: as you just discussed, the announcement came smaller in size and arguably the market was pricing, but the details of the release are actually not that impressive. so our view was the market had priced in that, plus fear of european lot nouns, plus fear of chinese growth, so it is a source of relief for prices and we are rallying today. guy: do we continue to rally nut we have got this out of the way? sam: we think so. the oil market is still in a structural deficit. we really haven't solved anything with $80 oil prices for the past six months, so really, the solution to the big deficit is opec initially, but it is really higher prices driving more investment. that is what is needed to really prevent significant spikes in prices in the future. keep in mind, this is the end of the year. liquidity is low. we have potential iran headlines next monday, so one should expect some volatility in

yasmeen, i have a final question for damien . >> that's a great question.i think we found some instances where mulvaney for the short period of time he was chief of staff said some things publicly that were weird and not in line with what they were doing privately where he said that the democrats were using virus in trump in late which are reporting the same time, there were already starting to donate a euro travel ban and they wanted trump to take it more seriously and he told the president at one point you think you're running on the economy and you're not in early march . it's hard to say for people like mark short and mark meadows . their approach to this was in line with their general belief and approach to government that the government shouldn't have a heavy hand in these type of things and it should be up to people to decide . i think they would probably not change their minds on how they felt about mask mandates because they feel like that individual choice and not something that should be imposed by the government and we know throughout the year t

thank you, damien. let me _ don't like her in that job. thank you, damien.e her in that job. thank- you, damien. let me just quickly get the last question out of the way first, the answer is yes, i think the commission has an extremely difficultjob to do and huge amount of work to do and she needs to get on and be allowed to do it. whether the system is capable of improvement or not is a matter for the standards committee and for the house. but on your main point, this summit, cop26, was never going to be able to halt climate change. we were never going to be able to stop it now in its tracks in glasgow, that was never on the cards. but what people thought we could conceivably do was slow the rate of increase and equip ourselves with the tools to turn it around. and the reason i'm so optimistic is that i think for the first time, humanity is genuinely equipping ourselves with the equipment we need to halt anthropogenic climate change altogether, and so when you look at some of the things we are doing on coal, cars, cash and trees, you can see the individual

damien, - illegal in china. i can't see that growing. damien, an| that growing.programme and of course we will leave with that announcement about deforestation, that will be officially announced during the proceedings in glasgow today but we will get an expert view on what business, the private sector can do with in that. also, of course, the fishing dispute and we will unpack that as well. see you soon. hello. after a warm and wet october the stormy final weekend has a different flavour to our weather now that we are into november. low pressure is moving away, around and there are still showers but overall it is looking drier. now with a developing northerly breeze coming into the uk and it's chilly now, but it is turning colder still in the next couple of days. here's what's on the agenda for the rest of the week. we've established as low pressure moves away, drier, the air around it turning colder. some sunny spells, yes, a chance of showers mainly coastal areas. 0vernight fog and frost, both of those in some spots as tuesday begins, especially across parts of

damien mcginnis has the latest from berlin. damien: the end of an era in germany.s -- after 16 years of conservative government under angela merkel, germany's new leaders are younger and more radical, and they want to modernize the country. it is unusual alliance, a left-wing social docrat chancellor olaf scholz in government with the greens and business friendly liberals. in germany, it is called a traffic light coalition after the colors of each party. mr. scholz drew parallels between the incoming coalition and germany's first ever traffic light in berlin in 1924. >> my aspiration as chancellor is to make sure that this traffic light coalition can play a groundbreaking role in germany. daen: the climate change measures are ambitious. by 2030, coal will be phased out, and 80% of germany's electricity will come from renewable sources. tackling social inequality is a top priority. health care workers will get a bonus, and the minimum wage will be increased. with germany seeing record covid infection and death rates, for many voters, the biggest challenge is how the

here is more from damien mcginnis in berlin.s government is described as a modernizing young force. members of the parliament and ministers are younger than usually the case in germany, and the faces that members of these parties are younger than average. we are talking about a fresh breath of wind, that is how they describe it. it is also because of other measures such as reducing the voting age from 18 to 16 and reducing the age which you can get a driving license. all these policies, really to shake up germany and bring it into the future, because after 16 years of a conservative-led ange merkel government, that is what a lot of voters say they want. ♪ ros: just a reminder of our top story, at least 31 people have died, migrants trying to cross from france to england. ey died after their boat caized in the english channel. we have those details, but can't confirm how many other people may have lost their lives because we don't have a definitive figure of how many people were on board. we heard from the french interior ministe

damien mcguinness, bbc news, berlin. stay with us on bbc news.much—missed british singer amy winehouse go on display in london. president kennedy was shot down and died almost immediately. the murder ofjohn kennedy is a disaster for the whole free world. he caught the imagination of the world, the first of a new generation of leaders. margaret thatcher is resigning as leader of the conservative party and prime minister. before leaving number ten to see the queen, she told her cabinet, "it's a funny old world." angela merkel is germany�*s first woman chancellor, easily securing the majority she needed. attempts to fly a hot air balloon had to be abandoned after a few minutes, but nobody seemed to mind very much. as one local comic put it, "it�*s not hot air we need, it�*s hard cash." cuba has declared nine days of mourning following the death of fidel castro at the age of 90. castro developed close ties with the soviet union in the 1960s. it was an alliance that brought the world to the brink of nuclear war with the cuban missile crisis. this is b

damien mcguinness, bbc news, berlin.ewsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme: ten years after her death, lyrics, notebooks, and stage outfits from the the much—missed british singer amy winehouse go on display in london. president kennedy was shot down and died almost immediately. the murder ofjohn kennedy is a disaster for the whole free world. he caught the imagination of the world — the first of a new generation of leaders. margaret thatcher is resigning as leader of the conservative party and prime minister. before leaving number ten to see the queen, she told her cabinet, "it's a funny old world." angela merkel is germany's first woman chancellor, easily securing the majority she needed. attempts to fly a hot air - balloon had to be abandoned after a few minutes, but nobody seemed i to mind very much. as one local comic put it, "it's not hot air- we need, it's hard cash." cuba has declared nine days of mourning following the death of fidel castro at the age of 90. castro developed close ties with the soviet

damien mcguinness, bbc news, berlin.mbered in a new exhibition, a decade after her death. tarah welsh has been to see it. this is the most magical part of the exhibition. amy winehouse — her voice, her style, her presence, recreated through animation. just part of this exhibition about her life and career at the design museum. there's things you'd expect from an exhibition, like magazine covers and her grammy awards. and there are really personal touches here, as well, like amy's notes and notepads, talking about her dreams and her ambitions for the future. having access to so much of amy's handwritten material was extremely moving. like, i've read maybe hundreds of pages of amy's notebooks and diary entries and lyric pages. and it'sjust a real insight into who she was as a person and how she worked, and how incredibly clean her copy was when she was writing these poems that turned into songs. so that was probably, yeah, the most amazing part of the process for me. amy beyond the stage celebrates her creativity, her musi

damien mcguinness, bbc news, berlin.egist at rbc capital markets here in london. good morning and thank you for joining us. we heard there in that report that there are many challenges ahead but he says the new leaders have energy and confidence and ambition. the first challenge is covid infections on the rise in germany. what do you expect in terms of how they will tackle that? �* , , ., , terms of how they will tackle that? �* , , ., terms of how they will tackle that? a , terms of how they will tackle that? �* , , ., terms of how they will tackle that? a , terms of how they will tackle that? �* , , ., terms of how they will tackle that? as you 'ust said it must be the that? as you just said it must be the absolute _ that? as you just said it must be the absolute top _ that? as you just said it must be the absolute top priority i be the absolute top priority for anything else. one of the things that is possible is that they go into a mild lockdown as some regions have already but what i would expect the main thrust is

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damien trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> some kids were given an incorrect dose of covid-19. it happened in antioch at a sutter health vaccine clinic over the weekend. a spokesman for sutter health said 14 children received the wrong dose. they contacted the parents immediately and gave them the cdc guidance for the situation. they were told to watch for excessive soreness in the arm, fatigue, headache or a fever. >>> in cafeterias there are new complaints given by a group of teachers. they're demanding the district do more to solve their problems. they're worried students could bring the virus back to an already overcrowded campus after the thanksgiving break. they said other schools would allow the virus to pass quickly. they are not moving fast enough spending funds. >> it's unconscionable to $200 million in covid funding. why do we not have these things in place? >> it's not like we have a big pot of money sitting here. we're spending the money the way we need to to ensure the school stays safe. >> the district said it spent a million dollars for an outdoor canopy so kids

they would have been of the major damien age. your honda ala had been ahead of my the whole i did call you from the fallen modified of a but a lot, but it's balk, sad to let off lose. we're month you are in the prison where tyra was held is located in the north of mosul. somewhere in tell cath mm. we were allowed to enter without cameras in what is supposed to be a re education center for young child soldiers. then exceptionally, we were able to capture these exclusive images from surveillance cameras. we can see 6 cells and each one there are close to $200.00 adolescence a quarter of them have not even been sentenced me. they have all grown up between these walls. some of them from the age of 12 i choose they are allowed out into the courtyard for a few hours a week. no bed, no chair, and no education. a blatant breach of human and child rights and of iraqi law, which forbids the imprisonment of miners unless accompanied by rehabilitation measures. me, i will have said that the last 5 years and will be valid to add them a data i

. >> reporter: best buy executive vice president damien harmon now says the same number of customers now shop online as in stores, so the retailer is focussing on same day and next day shipping from new warehouses like this one. >> it does move things faster because i'm in the neighborhood it doesn't have to come from 120 miles away. >> reporter: in each fulfillment center, dozens of people pick and pack behind the scenes part of a growing workforce that's largely invisible to the consumer but essential to rapid delivery how much faster can you get orders to customers now? >> i'd say ten times faster because we're only focussed on taking care of the customer in my hand we have multiple customers in my hand and getting that product out the back door as quickly as possible. >> reporter: but with major bottlenecks in the supply chain, it is still on the shopper to figure out how to score this season's hottest gifts like a playstation 5 or xbox. will there be enough gaming consoles for everyone who wants one for the holidays >> i think that's going to be difficult no matter how it plays

have >>> this off-season, there was some chatter surrounding the warriors trade for blazers a star damien willard. they decided they were fine with the team they had, good call. 16-2 on the season. finale, the homestand with portland begins at the top of the hour. old estate has gotten to know lillard well during his career. they faced the oakland native three times in the postseason. this past summer, they enjoyed seeing a different side of lillard well they were a part of team usa at the olympics. >> it was fun getting to know him. we've played against him so many times, and against the blazers. obviously he is a beloved figure in oakland. we've had some amazing battles, so to be on his team was way more fun than going against him. >> news in hockey, the doctors are prescribing rest for the sharks general manager doug wilson. he's taking a medical leave that is not believed to be covid related, but he has been dealing with the issues in september. the assistant gm will take over in the interim. san jose hosts toronto tonight at 7:30. running back elijah mitchell means questionable for s

it was damien specializes in early california history in the state university.country of a reappraisal of our collective history. statues and scorn. >> i think anybody right now who is honored by statue has become controversial. >> historical record is somewhat then. he was an irish immigrant and took part in an early expedition of california and joined the mexican-american war on the side of the u.s. and raise the american flag over san jose emma married into a prominent land owning exit can family and later became the city's 10th mayor. his critics however say that he helped usher in an era in which native people were mistreated and often killed. >> people that try to reduce conversation to him personally as a man fails to really grasp the severity of what that statue represents. >> mayor sam liccardo issued a statement writing i am supported of removing the statue for many reasons. among them that we have higher priorities for understaffed police then chasing vandals away from the statues of historical figures for the reit of the statement might suggest that

a south african writer has won the booker prize to the best english novel is the promise by damien john diamond, dell goods, who wrote his 1st look at the age of 17, has been nominated 3 times for the award, is now finally taken home, the prestigious prize for his novel, the promise and cutting depiction of a white family in post apartheid at santa ah, are you watching out here? and these are the top stories this, our uganda president has called a meeting of the east african block on november 16th to discuss the conflict in ethiopia. the long conflict between the central government and northern to gripe rebels is escalated sharply from the government to declare a state of emergency. the u. s. embassy in ethiopia is allowing non emergency staff members to leave the country warning that ethnic violence could happen without warning. when it comes to ethiopia, let me make the point that we are gravely concert by the escalating violence, by the expansion of the fighting that we seen in northern ethiopia and in regions throughout the country. ah, we are concerned with a growing risk to the un

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david damien wilson, things that british health services, unable to make rational decisions on transgender issues, due to intense social pressure. i think the people who with their own tremendous pressure, the trends lobbies, hugely powerful, being called transfer because, you know, seen by many is an unbearable social slow people to troll with j. k. rowling. look at kathleen stock, the the university of sussex professor who is just being held out of her job. and this is just an incredible social disease that's, that's really going through the particular academia and the medical world at the moment in america that, that's not unusual to have children under the age of 10. going through this through agenda counseling. what a kid turns up at the, at the, the clinic and says he wants to be a dog. what do i do? fading biscuits and let him run around the yard on a horse. that's just crazy. it seems to be that the adults of less the room and any crazy idea is, is on the table. so i just think that we baby, we may just need to go off about the conversation, accept our responsibility, and don't let

damien that is your look at sports. liz: let's get a check of the forecast, lisa.w that the first weeks of november. that week system yesterdayayayay brought a couple hundredths into sonoma county. this is what is on the way. it is developing offshore and it will bring us some welcome rain. 51, san francisco. and clear this afternoon, rainy and windy. it is a level two system and we are looking at heavy rain and gusty winds intensifying. as we look at the next next hours, it is clear out there. rain on the way by the afternoon in the north bay. it will be the evening commute that is impacted. here comes the heavier rain. rough. i the north bayes withatim s we coul ponding on the roadways. l b on the soggside. raere from inch in san francisco to over an inch in hayward. two to three inch totals the north bay. that is where we will be focusing the heaviest amounts. they will back off into early tuesday as the rain winds down. despite the sunshine, still a few degrees above average with 64 in san jose. it will be getting dark right after 5:00 today. a level two system

my wife damien with that of water was allowed multilevel has an hour to a fuck. not he, he my good look what the canada, quote them sell a ha with damage city. it was the shuttle or if, if general you had any view on that or agreement, why did you send it in 2019 and then you waited as the time of it, if you look to doctor what, what are you with the little got that i love mean a accept me go out and meet mccoy and julio, tell you i will order to say that i have much had forgot barbara. so when we, you have just mentioned about their rapid support forces and where, where is your deputy mr. committee? haven't seen him since the military takeover, who are more due to an admiral because you're coming over to waffle capital, our gentleman's luminous career. turn it around with and report them to le general . you said the people were standing to starting to feel that frustrated because the slogans of the revolution were forgotten by the transitional government. so the slogans were freedom. peace and justice. can the army deliver justice when they are accused of killin

no, my wife damien with that water was allowed water level has an hour to a fuck not he, he my good look. what are the kind of support themselves? aha, domus city, it was to show them. if, if general you had any view on that or agreement, why did you send it in 2019 and then you waited as the time of it, if you look to doctor, what are your 3 you got that i love mean a accept me go out and we had a coin and, and julio tell you, i will call it too late that i have much had up. all right. so when we, you have just mentioned about the rapid support forces, and what is your deputy mr committee? haven't seen him since the military take over. who are you doing? i'm, are we going to comment over or coming to our just middle muslim and ask for the seller general. you said the people were standing to starting to feel that frustrated because the slogans of the revolution were forgotten by the transitional government. so the slogans where freedom, peace and justice can be army delivered justice when they are accused of killing protesters. well, there was a lot of lot mean we're not done here. and h

to $1.00 of latin america's most popular singers whose death has sad news, millions for an injury, damien unesco, world heritage site, looking to become a top tourist destination and an early contender for goal of the season. and the n h l that's always coming up with gemma in sport. ah, serious dorcas days. with one man leading the country through prison to alice out his last legitimacy. he needs to step back. how has he retained control through over a decade of war? we examined the global power games of president bashar al assad. we believe assad simply carrying out iranian orders. what keeps you awake at night? maybe reason that could effect any human assad master of chaos. coming soon on alger 0 in the country with an abundance of results for the trade foreign want indonesia, his firms. for me, we move pool to grow and frank, we balance for green economy, blue economy, and the digital economy. with the new job creation law, indonesia is progressively ensuring the policy reform to create quality jobs. invest. let's be part linda. this is growth and progress in indonesia now ah ah.

maybe a south african writer has won the book, apprised to the best english novel is the promise by damien john diamond gal goods who wrote his 1st book at the age of just 17 as we nominated 3 times for the award, is now finally taken home the prestigious prize for his novel, the promise. a cutting depiction of a white family imposed apartheid south africa. seeing as the good fortunes fallen to me, let me say this has been a great year for african writing, and i'd like to accept this. on behalf of all the stories told and untold, the writers heard an unheard from the remarkable continent that i'm part of. am please keep listening to us, there's a lot more to come. ah, hello, this is al jazeera and these are the top stories this hour. the u. s embassy in ethiopia is allowing non emergency staff members to leave the country wanting ethnic violence could happen without warning. the long conflict between the central government in northern to grow rebels has escalated sharply when it comes to ethiopia. let me make the point that we are gravely concert by the escalating violence by the expansion

damien, thank you very much. you are watching bbc news.n simonjones who has been following developments on this throughout the last few days. simon, this is a problem we hear that ministers in government have had more meetings about this than any other issue bart the pandemic. and yet they're still does not seem to be any easy answer. we assume those crossings for the moment people will still try to make them. i understand two boats made it into uk waters this morning and they were picked up by the rnli. we are talking about a0 people who were brought along the sea front here today. despite the 27 deaths that happened yesterday in the tragedy in the channel the crossings have continued this morning. it shows the desire of people to get to the uk and that will be a big concern for the authorities. you and that will be a big concern for the authorities.— and that will be a big concern for the authorities. you yourself have been out on _ the authorities. you yourself have been out on the _ the authorities. you yourself have been out on the ch

. >> stefan curry and the warriors hosting damien lillard and portland.n state goes on a run. jordan pulled --poo --poo --pooo the lead kept growing. insync, curry from 30 feet. lawyers up 14 from the break. third quarter, tremont green -- green lobs it to wiggins. staff -- stefan -- stefan -- stn came to the west -- to the rescue. he hit six threes. 44 away from the record. hockey now. great truck. great hat. what is in that backpack? benito -- nick tied at one. jonathan taveras puts at home is 10th of the year. sharks lose. wrote trip sunday in chicago. -- road trip sunday in chicago. masaki, that was good. he had 23. had a chance to win it at the buzzer, but the shots no good. the dogs ate -- the dogs 8-0 game-high 23 passes out of the double-team. with five seconds to go, u sidney hardy will break stanford's heart. 57-54. santa clara women's soccer team against duke. tambo lasts one. returning -- that is your look at sports. liz: let's check of the forecast. hopefully, people have had a lot to eat this weekend. it will be good weather for that. lisa:

damien. after she is blown into a authorizer and has to go to rehab fox news contributor kat timpf.is a lot of stuff going on with the story, but i have a feeling you're more interested in the tweetie lady, the lady they tweeted that it was karma very. >> when i read her and i saw that she was a improv actress i was like our that's right, they're not funny. i don't mean to dump on and proud people, i dated someone i was the worst relationship i've ever been in. needs a japanese i'd be like where in a japanese restaurant at they know were not, we're starving. i recommend if you ever go to a improv group and they say commune occupation, actually give them one. she is no longer the media director for the democrats. i would call that,. kennedy, what do you make of this bad timing, or is there an good timing with what the squad is calling for on the day that day after this happened very. >> whenever they open their mouths and talk about criminal justice reform, and cats will give me a what what on this. as a this is why we can't do have nice things for it when yo send dumb people out to

indeed, damien, many thanks for that from — faces.from westminster. _ the lib dem leader, ed davey, has told us his main concern relates boris johnson thought he could rewrite the rules yesterday to defend himself and his tory mates from charges of sleaze and corruption. he thought no one would notice. but i think he underestimated the british people and how badly this would go down, including amongst lifelong conservative voters and some conservative mps. this governmentjust can't keep taking people for granted. i think people want decency, they want honesty from their government, and they're not getting that from borisjohnson. sir kevin barron is a former labour mp who chaired the commons standards and privilege committee between 2010—2018. he defended the work of the committee in its investigation against owen paterson. quite frankly it looks _ like there was an attempt to try and keep the wolf from the door. in terms of making sure parliament doesn't take a decision in relation to the then published _ standards committee report. a

damien will join us. looking forward to that conversation.efinitive on wage growth in the study across market economy. on wage growth, what does your x axis look like a question or how has the timeline into next year changed by gaming real wage growth? >> good morning. i know i had was supposed to be with you on tv but my internet had issues. anyway, i think what you need to keep in mind is we keep hearing this idea about how the curve is flat, broken. if you look at the phillips curve in a more narrow way, a couple of years before the pandemic hit, it was rather steep. you were generating inflationary pressure on the back of tight markets with wage pressures building. part of the conversation is that is where we are going if we are not already there. the prospect for wage gains is solid. we have to bear in mind we are dealing with incredibly elevated inflation. in real terms, it will look abysmal from eight wage perspective in the immediate term. inflationary pressure is going to slow. we have had a call that inflationary pressures would rem

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they're saying commodities will be the best inflation hedge and joining me now is damien, head of energyhs. great to have you back i almost want to ask you to rank your commodities one to ten, most to least favorite, mostly because i'm curious to where oil would fall on that list. >> sure. i think it's important to emphasize when 2021 was the demand recovery, 2022 commodities will be the structural repricing so we're looking for commodities where we're not seeing a sufficient supply. on top of that list will be oil and copper markets we're at low inventories and we're yet to see that meaningful ramp up in activity whether it's current projects, future projects to meet growing demand those are really are two favorites here >> what would you say to traders who go, you know, with crude acting as strong as it was a month ago, what's plaguing it? i don't want to make too much of the price action we're still at 83.5 for wti. >> there's short-term volatility there was the debate on whether the u.s. will release barrels from the spr that's probably unlikely in the short-term, but that's the thre

our correspondent in berlin damien mcguinness told us about the new measures being put in place.ion from the old government is now expiring next week. so we have an incoming new government, which makes things more complicated politically, and they are going to decide today on a bunch of new measures in order to get down those infection rates because, as you say, what we are seeing right now are record high infection rates. this is the worst that germany has seen right through the pandemic. this morning we surpassed the 60,000 new infections per day mark which is the highest germany has ever seen. officials are describing this as an emergency situation. the incoming government is going to do or propose is compulsory tests or vaccinations for anyone is in the workplace, quite a drastic measures, also access on public transport only for those vaccinated or have a daily test, also quite a new measure. at the same time, various regions across germany have already introduced over the past few weeks, measures that mean only vaccinated people have access to all leisure services, cafes, b

trade minister damien o'connor, u.s. commerce secretary gina raimondo and many more.and supply chain issues are in focus. david solomon and the ceo of dbs all weighing in. we have a big interview with the prime minister of singapore rounding out later today. south korea and japan coming online. let's turn to sophie for how the markets are kicking off. sophie: the nikkei extending gains for a fifth straight day as stocks are hitting fresh record highs like toyota and nissan. this is a package from the government set to include measures to shore up japan's domestic supply of semi conductors. we also have october data to digest. it is the slowest base -- slowest pace of growth since january. given the widening rate of pictures between boj and other central banks. also on the data from japan, we did get machine orders coming in unchanged after we saw that data point for the month of august. gains pushing above 3000 as they march elections come more into view. morgan stanley has lowered its 2022 target for the korean benchmark. they do expect low volatility but we are seei

damien, this is quite a story and it raises questions on how the government manages its positions onment manages its positions on major issues-— major issues. absolutely it is left many people _ major issues. absolutely it is left many people with _ major issues. absolutely it is left many people with many - major issues. absolutely it is left i many people with many questions. among _ many people with many questions. among them are conservative mps who yesterday _ among them are conservative mps who yesterday were ordered by boris johnson — yesterday were ordered by boris johnson and the leadership of the party— johnson and the leadership of the party by— johnson and the leadership of the party by the strongest sort of direction _ party by the strongest sort of direction the party can give that they had — direction the party can give that they had to vote to stop the suspension of this mp and for the committee to be set up to reform the procedures _ committee to be set up to reform the procedures. many chose not to follow that direction and that is a pretty significant step to take,

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speaking to me from berlin, the bbc�*s damien mcguinness described the new measures as "sweeping."l�*s outgoing government. that legislation expires in a few days so yesterday the lower house pushed through new legislation which meant that instead of looking at the infection rates, you are looking at the hospitalisation rates and that's because very much like in other european countries, we have a record high infection rates but actually hospitalisations, the number of those is lower than a year ago when infection rates were lower. that's because of the vaccine so more people are getting infected but fewer people are going to hospital. hospitals are still filling up though so it's an emergency situation. so, the new legislation means that above a certain level of hospitalisations in the region, most services are then only accessible to people who have had the vaccine. so that would mean if you want to go to a cafe or restaurant or any sports facility or any cultural activities, hairdressers, gyms, pretty much anything you do in your leisure time would only be accessible to people w

thank you very much, damien. _ english football needs an independent regulator to give fans more saygue while many clubs in lower divisions were in severe financial hardship. a jury in the us has found three white men guilty of murdering a black man as he was jogging in the city of brunswick, georgia, last year. they claimed they were trying to make a citizen's arrest on 25—year—old ahmaud arbery who they said "looked like a burglar". his death, along with that of george floyd in minneapolis helped to inspire the black lives matter movement. mr arbery�*s mother spoke outside court after the verdict. i never thought this day would come. but god is good. yes, he is. and i just want to tell everybody, thank you, thank you for those who marched, those who prayed, most of all, the ones who prayed. yes. lord. — thank you, god, thank you. the defence secretary ben wallace will announce plans today to recruit an extra 500 army troops on top of the 72,500 previously set out. this is still less than the current target of 82,000. the army says the announcement will lead to sweeping changes to t