bases warnings are sounded about rising cases across europe france reported 18000 cases while u.k. infections jumped around 3000 in a day to 17 and a whole 1000. and donald trump says he won't participate in the 2nd u.s. presidential debate if it's held virtually his team has proposed delaying it a week so that it can be held in person off to recover has grown a virus. us vice president mike pence and his democratic rival common to harris have squared off over the challenges facing the nation including the pandemic economy and global warming but it's rebels reports from salt lake city was a more civil affairs than the 1st debate senator harrison vice president pence thank you for being here the sharp exchanges over the trumpet ministrations handling of the coronavirus pandemic started the debate whatever the vice president is claiming the administration has done clearly it hasn't worked. when you're looking at over 210000 dead bodies in our country american lives that have been lost families that are grieving that loss and you know the vice president is the head of the task force b

but we're going to take you through europe with the pandemic is getting worse as winter approaches france 1st of all recording more than 18000 new cases for the 2nd day running pressure growing on hospitals especially in and around paris germany that had been praised for so long for its response but it seemed 4000 new cases in the past day and the u.k. is considering even more restrictions 2nd wave their 17 and a half 1000 new infections in the past 24 hours spreading particularly fast we should say in the north of england and that's where jonah hill sent this report from oldham in great imagist. i've come from the council street by street door to door this is what it takes to contain an outbreak because this been a rise in this particular area with a team of testers with us and these are mainly unpaid volunteers working with the council in oldham greater manchester an area turning the tide on rising covert infection rates while the rest of manchester remains the current u.k. hot spot i think it's brilliant and i hate it and just. think it's brilliant should do it this everywhere manisha.

in 24 hours and 5 and a half 1000 deaths this is warnings a sounded about rising cases across europe france reported 18000 cases while u.k. infections jumped around 3000 in a day to 17 and a half 1000 even germany a country praised for controlling the spread of the virus has seen a sharp john things in a rise in its donald trump says he won't participate in the 2nd u.s. presidential debate if it's held virtually his team has proposed delaying it is weak so the head to head can be held in person joe biden's team has rejected pushing the 3rd debate of the week before the poll the us president is recovering from his corona virus infection. 5 years that the commission a little while ago changed the debate style. that's not acceptable to beat him easily in the 1st debate going to the polls that i've seen but i beat him easily in a dry front they'd be the reason where they get from 2 to no i'm not going to waste my time on a virtual debate that's not what debating is all about you sit behind a computer and do a debate ridiculous and then they cut you off whenever they want. 6 people have been cha

of the same kind that we're having here in france starting tomorrow -- starting tonight and it's very similar to the lockdown that was imposed throughout europe in the spring. the numbers are sky high in both france and in germany. in germany, nearly 17,000 new cases, a record just yesterday, now, that doesn't sound like a lot compared to america, but, that's, again, a record for germany. it's not that high here in france where they've seen regularly 32,000 new cases a day. sometimes as high as 50,000 new cases a day. now again in both places we're seeing hospitals filling up quickly. in germany, they have the hospital beds and the technology what they don't have is the personnel and staff. that's the problem that's why authorities here and in germany are willing to suffer some of that massive economic pain in order to try to arrest the spread of this deadly virus. guys >> they know it all too well from the first time around matt, thanks. >> nbc meteorologist janessa webb is back with us to give us the latest here this morning janessa. >> good morning, everyone. we kind of have an unusual situation that's taking place across oklahoma into nor

and coronavirus cases rise in europe. france record number as the president says more restrictions are coming. boris johnson warns of rising infections in london. manus, gyorko. among. gloomy back drop of cases ticking higher in europe and the united states, we had this v.p. debate. the virus front and center. for me, at least it was a little more polite, more policy to the forefront. both candidates really did dodge questions. for kamala harris it was about the supreme court dodge arcs and for mike pence it was about accepting election results. good morning. manus: good morning to you. it was much more formulaic and controlled. kamala ed about it, harris went back and said where did mr. trump borrow his money from? she went straight after the affordable care act. he went after her on the energy debate in terms of where she stands on fracking, and where biden stands on big policy. but it is the polls as well that are reflecting something quite monumental in swing states, sunshine states. annmarie: florida, one of them. the sunsh

like much of europe, france is already facing its deepest recession since world war ii. gdp dropped nearly 6% in the first three months of the year is the first effects of the lockdown were felt in march. we are beginning official third quarter data earlier this week. it is likely to show a fairly strong bounceback earlier in the summer. president macron confirmed that state-sponsored furloughs will be extended. analysts have long warned that a wave of bankruptcies could be on the horizon. >> [speaking foreign language] >> the stock markets tumbled as those tighter restrictions loomed. major european sessions finished sharply lower before micron's speech. we saw losses of well over 3% at the closing bell across the board there, the dow jones sinking in its worst single trading days since june. earlier, i spoke to ltg's head of research in london. >> we hear about those lockdowns. obviously, there is much more going on. the fact that as an analyst, and economist, and the way we price ourselves in the market, it is all contingent on a certain scenario, and i think we were

not just france. is determined to commit violence in europe notjust france. tackers like this. and that a single country cannot actually defeat this ideology 01’ cannot actually defeat this ideology or the movement. it has to be a global effort. ok, so how do you monitor and fight a threat that is not home—grown? a lot of countries have tightened their security forces focusing on trying to get a grip on this home—grown threat. if they are coming from the outside already radicalised, how do you approach that? first, the only way to really fight this movement is to bring on side the vast majority of muslims who are themselves victims of this jihadist movement. and who are against it. so this is a battle that will require security operations, intelligence but also i think, mostly other muslims who will help you dismantle this group. many people are pointing out that recent comments both by president macron and turkeys to bond have not helped what we've seen over these last few days. yes, i think actually president ddoonn in particular has helped. i think he has a

in 24 hours and 5 and a half 1000 deaths this is warnings a sounded about rising cases across europe as france reported more than 18000 new cases it was announced that 4 major french cities will join paris and last say at the maximum level in the u.k. where cases rose by more than 17 and a half 1000 the government says it's considering a range of measures for northern england for the 1st time since april portugal has recorded more than a 1000 new cases and italy more than 4000 and poland's prime minister says wearing masks outside will be compulsory across the country even germany a country still seen as exemplary for controlling the spread of the virus has seen a shop jump in cases john mccain reports from berlin. this is the reality of covidien ukraine another life claimed by a virus whose 2nd wave is now sweeping across europe here in the town of stepanek a hospital designed for 100 people now has 106 corona patients alone. we are catastrophic li short of doctors the pressure is incredible and the infectious department we have one doctor per $47.00 patients. around the continent the number

coronavirus cases surgeon europe. france reporting it's highest daily figure, while spain introduces a state of emergency. good evenining. after 12 days of clashes in the south caucuses, attempts are being made to broker a cease-fire, led by russiaia and heheld in moscow with representatives from both sides taking part. the proposal is thought to include a temporary cease-fire to allow civilians to evacuate in a prisoner exchange. 50 civilians on both sides are reported to have been killed since clashes broke out. it is a breakthrough likely and a truce possible? our senior reporter has more on the cease-fire talks. >> we have t the first high level talks sisince thisis conft ststarted two weekss agogo. the foreign ministers have beenn in moscow for talks. we are hearing from diplomatic sources there could be a t truce on the horizon. this would perhaps be in the form of a humanitarian truce to allow the two sides to identify and take back bodies of soldiers killed, civilians where applicablele. by no means a lasting solutio

24 hours as well as 5 and a half 1000 deaths there are also warnings about rising cases across europe france reported 18024 hours the u.k. 17 and a half 1000 even germany the country which has successfully controlled much of the spread of the virus has seen a shop jump iran to hospitals are running out of beds in their intensive care units they're the worst affected the middle east country has reported another 230 deaths new infections or about 4000 for the 3rd day in a row and so restrictions are being tightened mosques will become mandatory outdoors in teheran from saturday still with iran and the us has tightened sanctions on the country's financial sector measures against 18 banks that were already under american sanctions have now been ramped up over jordan in washington . perhaps the biggest criticism of the trumpet ministrations sanctions regime against iran is that the culminating impact is that this is hurting the iranian people certainly we have seen that criticism coming not just from e.u. nations but also from a wide range of humanitarian organizations around the world now the tr

a national coronavirus lockdown in france — tighter restrictions in germany. is europeeaching a new crisis point? a senior united nations official tells the bbc that al qaeda remains heavily embedded with the taliban in afghanistan. the taliban are talking regularly and at a high level with al-qaeda and reassuring them they would honour their historic ties. anthony fauci, the leading virus expert in the united states, tells the bbc that president trump's campaign rallies are bound to spread the coronavirus. when you have congregation of people not wearing masks, not being separate from each other, crowds that clearly is a situation that will lead to outbreaks. and wooing the suburban housewife — we find out why president trump is failing to win over the wisconsin women. thanks forjoining us. it is a big question, isn't it? is europe heading towards a second lockdown? well, that is the route the french government has just taken, with germany also tightening restrictions and forcing bars and restaurants to close, along with gyms, cinemas, theatres, while hotels can no lon

. >>> in europe, france and germany going on lockdown. starting tomorrow in france, no one can leave home without a good reason. schools and factories will stay open but nonessential businesses will close. the lockdown will stay in effect until december. in germany, restaurants, bars will close for one month. schools and shops will remain open. a curfew is in place in czech republic to curb the spread. the police out in force in prauge last night. >>> a small group of protesters gathered outside of the police precinct demanding justice for walter wallace jr. authorities vow to release 911 tapes and body camera footage of the shooting in the near future. police commissioner said the video evidence would be released once the department shares it with the victims family. wallace was shot 14 times after police say he walked toward officers holding a knife and refusing to drop it. >>> coming up on cbs morning news, an illinois police officer is accused of a cover up in the fatal shooting of a black man. >>> a florida man suspected of altering

in 24 hours and 5 and a half 1000 deaths this is warnings are sounded about rising cases across europe france reported 18000 cases while you can factions around 3000 in a day to 17 and a half 1000 even germany a country still seen as exemplary for controlling the spread of the virus from the scene a shop jump in cases for each islands has more from london. they the government in the u.k. is very keen to avoid another national law down here it would be crippling for an economy that is already being battered by previous coronavirus measures and breaks it as well so what they're doing is looking at various localized measures we have had a huge jump in the number of positive corona cases on thursday 3000 to 17 and a half 1000 were not yet in the kind of same dark period that we were back in april where hundreds and hundreds of people were dying every day at the moments the death toll is about 7077 deaths recorded on on thursday the daily dumbass at the moment in france a higher than they are in the u.k. for the 2nd day running they being over $18000.00 new coronavirus cases so again like in the u

it's based in europe is mostly affected so spain france the united kingdom which other current hotspots also belgium here in brussels but no check the czech republic is on the rise and also the netherlands again and you can see also a surge in bulgaria and romania according to this new traffic like system only finland and parts of eastern germany would be in the green zone all the rest is orange or red and the tendency is that the case is going up but in difference to the 1st wave mortality hospitalization and excess mortality a fairly low but the trend is upwards and now it's the problem how to to flatten the curve again of europe orange or red bentley good in brussels thanks so much. well united kingdom has recorded europe's highest pandemic death toll and new infections there are growing at an alarming rate especially in the north of england prime minister boris johnson has outlined a 3 tier system reinstating restrictions in high risk areas e.w. charlotte shells and pill reports from liverpool and manchester. is not so it is for this pub in the northern english city liverpool after

their lives in germany and it's not just germany need they it's also a number of countries in europe france expected to announce similar measures. germany possibly setting a precedent france possibly may follow with something similar at 1900 g.m.t. and minute the french president will address the nation the french government has been mulling the possibility of a nationwide lockdown possibly not as stringent was in place earlier in the year schools may be allowed to remain open but given the soaring number of infections in france people are looking for tough new measures to bring the situation under control there because earlier in the week france was recording record levels 52000 infections in the 24 hour period a few days ago although one leading scientists the devices the government believes the figure could be double that number because some people don't get tested and some people are asymptomatic matic in the paris region alone 3 quarters of intensive care beds being used to treat coronavirus patients elsewhere similar stories in different countries 2 concerns particularly about the cze

the pandemic are getting worse in europe as winter approaches france has recorded more than 18000 new cases for the 2nd day running there is pressure growing on hospitals especially in and around paris germany which of course was praised for its response is now seen 4000 new cases in the past day and in the u.k. they considering even more restrictions as its 2nd wave accelerates more than 17 and a half 1000 new infections in the u.k. the virus spreading particularly fast in the north of england from oldham integrated manchester jonah hull has this report i've come from so street by street door to door this is what it takes to contain an outbreak because this figure arise in this particular area with a team of testers with us these are mainly unpaid volunteers working with the council in oldham greater manchester an area turning the tide on rising code infection rates while the rest of manchester remains the current u.k. hot spot i think it's brilliant and i hate it and just. think it's brilliant should do it this everywhere manisha. this doorstep testing here but severe testing shorta

organization reported more than 338,000 infections in 24 hours and 5.5 thousand deaths, across europe. franceorted more than 18,000 new cases. it was announced four major french cities will join paris at the maximum alert level. in the u.k., the government says it's considering a range of measures from northern england. for the first time since april, portugal recorded more than 1000 new cases, and italy more than 4000. poland's prime minister says wearing masks outside will be compulsory across the country. even germany, still seen as exemplary for controlling the virus, has seen a sharp jump in cases. dominic kane reports. dominic: this is the reality of covid in ukraine, another life claimed by a virus whose second wave is sweeping across europe. here in this town, a hospital designed for 100 people has 106 corona patients alone. >> we are catastrophically short of doctors. the pressure is incredible. in the infections department, we have one doctor per 47 patients. dominic: around the continent, the number of new infections is a surging. austria announced its highly -- highest daily figur

approach looking increasingly isolated, really, if you look at what's happening elsewhere in europe, germany, francegermany, france, belgium, closerto home, wales and northern ireland, introducing measures much closer to the lockdown in spring. so far in england they are sticking to this tiered approach. i think the problem is the virus is spreading very quickly and that system is responding rather slowly. it's proving pretty cumbersome. there are some who think even the restrictions in that tightest tier three are simply not going to be enough. i'm told no final decisions have been made, but there is no doubt over the weekend the government will be looking very closely at all of the data. one government source saying tonight that the country has reached a crunch point. ministers have said they'll do everything they can to avoid a national lockdown in england, but they have never ruled it out. the prime minister has some very difficult decisions to make and time is not on his side. vicki young, thank you. a major earthquake has struck off the coast of turkey, north of the greek island of samos. at l

358000 infections and 5 and a half 1000 deaths and there are warnings about rising cases across europe france reported 18000 in 24 hour as well as he took a infections to 17 and a half ounce and even germany a country which has successfully controlled much of the spread has seen a shot. and it's all your headlines 101 east is next. pakistan's k.s.c. $100.00 it's said more than 36 percent we bring you the stories in development is that a rapidly changing the world we live in is going dispensable to economic activity but industrial news is worsening hottest of fresh water counting the cost on al-jazeera. molars plutonic is a small country nestled in the mountains between india and china. it's been isolated from the rest of the wool over the centuries. this is a good letter. writer cried a similar shall they get real. international tourists are drawn here to find out what makes these kingdoms people are so happy. and it's providing opportunities for blue tongues younger generation to run a business to get a handle of kids looking children like you can do anything want to want to use troubles to

1000000 new corona virus infections in a single day marking a new threshold in the pandemic in europe france is back in a national lockdown germany will impose similar measures next week while spanish regions are closing borders with reports from powers. savoring a lost cause feel in a cafe terrace in paris before a new knockdown in france the prospect of another month indoors fills the students with trepidation and with exactly what we have lots of exams they will be delayed now so i'm not sure what will happen next it's so make me fanny it's not just the young that are anxious to get laid but other people deal with. this measure will be dramatic for many it's more isolation and it'll probably last until christmas for single people the elderly students it'll be very difficult to cope. with some people have chosen to leave the city while others focused on last minute chores many had mixed feelings about the shutdown. i understand the law and i support it but the economy needs to go on and right now we don't know how the future will be. french president emanuel mark cross says the lockdown is

in 24 hours and 5 and a half 1000 deaths this as warnings are sounded about rising cases across europe france reported 18000 cases or u.k. infections jumped around 3000 in a day to 17 and a half 1000 even germany a country prays for controlling the spread of the virus has seen a shop jump in changing the size of this. donald trump says he won't participate in the 2nd u.s. presidential debate if it's held virtually his team has proposed delaying it a week so the head to head could be held in person but joe biden's team has rejected pushing the debate to the week before the poll the us president is still recovering from coronavirus 4 years that the commission a little while ago changed the debate style. that's not acceptable to beat him easily in the 1st debate going to the polls that i've seen but i beat him easily in a drive trying to be the reason we're the good from 2 to no i'm not going to waste very german a virtual debate that's not what debating is all about you sit behind a computer and do a debate it's ridiculous and then they cut you off whenever they want. 6 people have been charged

and there are warnings about rising cases across europe france reported $18000.00 in 24 hours while u.k. infections surged to 17 and a half 1000 russia has invited the foreign ministers of a meanie and azerbaijan to moscow for talks in an effort to end the increasingly violent conflict mediators from the us russia and france have met in geneva to find a resolution at least 30 more soldiers were reported to have been killed on. those are the headlines the news continues on after people in power. pakistan's k.s.c. $100.00 assad's more than 36 percent we bring you the stories and developments that are rapidly changing the world we live in the water is indispensable to economic activity but industrial news is worsening access to fresh water counting the cost on al-jazeera. when ethiopia is prime minister i.b.m. it came to power in 22 he promised a new era of democratic reforms and today i asked to use the toughest political prisoners were free opposition parties were allowed to operate and happy ahmed even won the nobel prize for securing peace with neighboring eritrea but since claimed the

numbers have just been creeping up steadily on friday more than 137000 new cases registered across europe france is currently the worst hit european nation recording tens of thousands of infections daily and official state of emergency is in place with nighttime curfew was imposed on the capital paris and 8 other major cities here in germany charles on the americal is urging people to stay home whenever possible after spiking infection rates and italy hit a new record on sunday with authorities reporting over $11000.00 new cases prime minister just said the contrary and now a state package of new restrictions aimed at avoiding another complete lockdown mr khan to give mayors the power to shut public squares from 9 pm onwards almost a contest. 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 in march. financial is to seem a group to is standing by see 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

. >>> overseas things have gone from bad to worse in europe. france and germany have announced new lockdowns amid a spike in cases. >>> police in philadelphia say they found a van loaded with explosives and other suspicious items. they recovered propane tanks, torches and what could be sticks of dynamite. the bomb squad is investigating. that discovery came during the city's newly imposed curfew after the deadly police shooting of walter wallace. protesters violating that curfew faced off with police on the city's west side overnight. one day earlier 30 officers were injured when demonstrators threw objects at police forcing them to retreat. >>> new video of the fires in southern california threatening homes. you can see the flames behind these houses. the good news is the evacuation orders because of the blue ridge fire have now been lifted. >>> time now for a look at your thursday weather. >>> good morning. we're tracking zeta as it moves through the southeast. it's going to put down a lot of rain and some gusty winds as well. by the time we get to

now, let's bring you mor dates from across europe. franceet a new daily record f infections on sunday with over 52,000 cases recorded in 24 hours. tohe czech republic, one of europe's worst hotspots. a partial lockdown is in place in field hospitals have been set up. let's turn to spain. >> this is a state of emergency again, that same legal mechanism is being used, t same is back in the spring, but the measures being introduced under i -- is is not the same tight national lockdown we saw in the spring. however, we do have this curfew in place as of last night, from 11:00 until 6 a.m. although there is some leeway depending on which region you are in. and there is a new rule of six, limiting the number of people who can gather together at any one time. and all authorities are given extra powers so they can hetroduce the restrictions feel are necessary. >> spain going through such a difficult time with the virus. let us move to iran, also grappling with a surgeon cases. let's take a frok at pictures iran's biggest cemeterynd over the wee the

cases rising steadily since august on friday more than 137000 daily cases were registered across europe france is currently the worst hit european nation recording tens of thousands of infections daily an official state of emergency is in place with night time curfews imposed on paris and 8 other major cities in germany chancellor merkel is urging people to stay home whenever possible after a spike in a spike of infection rates and italy hit a new record on sunday with authours he's reporting more than 11000 new cases prime minister just had become 10 ounce to package of new restrictions i'm good avoiding another complete lockdown can take gave me is the power to shut public spaces from 9 pm on woods contest 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 in march. i'm joined now from rome by freelance journalist philip well and 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 st

now on to europe france has recalled its ambassador to turkey after the turkish president questioned questioned the mental health of his counterpart emanuel came after macron pledged to defend france a secular values and fight islamic radicalism following the brutal killing of a teacher no one else and we will not give up caricature or drawings even if others retreat. zia's said of the needs of mental health treatment what else can be said to a head of state who does not understand freedom of belief and who behaves in this way to millions of people living in his country who are members of a different faith 1st of all a mental examination. france has announced a crackdown on islamic extremism following the beheading of samuel paddy who had shown controversial caricature of the prophet muhammad to his students the killer an 18 year old refugee of chechen origin was later shot dead by police he had moved to france with his family 12 years ago and moscow says his russian citizenship was revoked after he was granted asylum in france. i know one of our competitors was murdered because he ta

this is bbc news, the main story this hour as coronavirus infections continue to rise across europe, francen and germany orders gyms and restaurants to close for a month. not for the first time, the bosses of twitter, facebook and google have been accused on capitol hill of political censorship, for the way they deal with controversial material. republicans have long claimed the big social media platforms are biased against conservatives — democrats believe they don't take down enough fake news. all this came to a head again at a senate hearing on whether tech giants should be responsible for what's posted on their platforms. live now to washington dc. matt stoller is from the american economic liberties project, a non—profit which aims to challenge the dominance of monopolies. you have been waiting a while. thank you very much for that. it is not the first time they have been there as you're saying, this is a way, this is just the other. will it change anything? i do not think this hearing is particularly important except that it is true that ceos are no regular guest on capitol hill and t

as coronavirus infections continue to rise across europe, france imposes a second national lockdown and to close for a month. campaigning in the us presidential election is intensifying as you would expect, less than a week before election day and already a record 70 million people have voted early. the bosses of twitter, facebook and google have been accused of political censorship in the us over the way they deal with controversial material. republicans claim that they're biased against conservatives — democrats believe they don't take down enough fake news. the accusations came during a senate hearing over the future of the law governing whether tech giants should be held responsible for what's posted on their platforms. james clayton reports. three social media companies that dominate the internet, google, facebook and twitter. these platforms referee themselves, they decide what content is promoted, taken down or left up. the question at the senate today in washington — is that too much power? but first it was good to know that even tech bosses have moments when the computer says n

as coronavirus infections continue to rise across europe, france imposes a second national lockdown and to close for a month. campaiging in the us election is intensifying, with less than a week to go before polling day — a record 75 million voters have now voted early the azeri authorities say at least 20 civilians have been killed and more than 60 injured in a missile strike on the city of barda. armenia which is fighting with azerbaijan over the disputed territory of nagorno—karabakh denied responsibility. a month into the conflict ceasefires brokered by russia, france and the us have failed to take effect. the bbc‘s caucasus correspondent rayhan demytrie reports. 0n the busy afternoon, shoppers and drivers were caught in a rocket attack. setting cars and businesses on fire. this authority say that at least 20 civilians were killed and dozens more were injured. azerbaijan accused armenia of firing russian—made missiles. it is about 30 km from the front line. this is the second day ina front line. this is the second day in a row that civilians have been shelved here. and an attack kil

infections in 5 and a half 1000 deaths and there are warnings against about sorry rise in cases across europe france reported $18000.00 in 24 hours well u.k. infections surged to 17 and a half 1000 even germany a country which has successfully controlled much of the spread of the virus has seen a shop job those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera after the string. is the government the necessary action to really address some of the structural issues we listen i still think that travel is the safest mode of travel and to spend that we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on how to 0. i am for me ok welcome to the stream home edition you may have heard there is a us and he happening next month now bootees are being advised to have a plan and vote with disability not quite so easy we asked voters what past experience have been trying to vote and having a disability towards. many polling places are wheelchair accessible so look how these create service stations where people don't have to budget extra time and resources they might not have looked at your

in moscow you with the international now the coronavirus is once again tightening its grip on europe france spain and the u.k. setting new infection records on a daily basis are exceeding those seen during the 1st wave however when it comes to tackling the health crisis it seems political unity is in short. supplies peter oliver now reports. cases of coronavirus sky rocket across europe e.u. leaders bringing back hard core restrictions and we have made a decision to impose a curfew it will be enforced in the paris region and 8 other french officers dust in this situation over the bend them it is serious because we record rising infection numbers almost everywhere the reason is that fear is a 2nd autumn winter wave of the virus would be worse than the 1st appear to be coming true back in march france was in lockdown with around 7 and a half 1000 daily cases the latest figures show that is high and now the same picture is repeated in spain and in the u.k. while all those countries were in lockdown in the spring now politicians are trying to strike a balance between safety and personal freedom

hours and 5 and a half 1000 deaths this says warnings are standard about rise in cases across europe france reported 18000 new cases in the past 24 hours or u.k. infections surged to 17 and a half 1000 in germany countries still seen as exemplary for controlling the spread of coronaviruses in a shop jump in case. these pictures just in from minneapolis saw a protest over the killing of george ford and more to the point the lease on bail of dirt show and the officer who is charged with his murder pictures just moving out now but we did see a protest. there we go ground level pictures against. that police officer. the u.s. is tighten sanctions on iran's financial sector measures against 18 banks we've already that were already under american sanctions are now been ramped up and effectively cut off from the international financial system in jordan as well from washington d.c. this is hurting the iranian people certainly we have seen that criticism coming not just from e.u. nations but also from a wide range of humanitarian organizations around the world now the treasury department when in anno

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particularly within certain parts of europe, as they have seen great change taking place around them. >> do you think this could be an opportunity for muslims in france to rethink issues like identity, secularism, the way forward in the near future, the relationship with europe, with western values, for them to be able to move on? >> one we studied a french history, we know that muslim people have been contributing many, many decades to french history. muslim people came before it 768. in the caliph in the south of france. unfortunately, many people, particularly economists and historians in the french media, they have given some speech and hatred and they don't know the history, of french history. i think the french people can play a major role in the country by taking the part of the political game in france and also to be more engaged to the country. that is important, a first step. unfortunately, the president macron -- i've written before, to use ago,-- two years ago, strategic notes to be part of the oic. that could be a good initiative to consolidate dialogue of civilization. i don't believe that this polarization between western countries and

now on the attack and nice that happened as france debates what role islam should have in a secular society the country has the largest muslim community in europe but some have been made to feel unwelcome after the president declared a fight against what he called islam is separatism smith reports from paris. islam is in crisis the world over france's president declared at the beginning of october in a speech when he announced his intention to fight what he calls islamist separatism is young not islam is an idea with this radical islamism this is the central topic so let's talk about it and give it a name there is a desire openly stated a methodical organization which aims to break the rules of the french republic and to create a parallel order with other values nurturing a different organization for a society separate is that 1st but with a final goal to take complete control like ron's rhetoric prompted objections from several muslim leaders and commentators. polls suggest individual secularism in france is practically a religion and it's the strictest secularism even in the western context mccrone his mistake was that he talked about separat