at the prince of peace church, pastor grady held a special sunday service. honor, with a surprise appearance. it was the first time michelle had left the hospital. >> having this community, has seen me through countless bad days since this has happened. the support of my fellow church members has been profound. they're praying for me. it's helped me a lot to know that i have support. i felt like it was important to show that, you know, i'm still here. and not only am i still here, i'm getting better. >> michelle must learn to walk again. and says america must learn to love again. >> it's just so terrible that someone could walk up to you, while you're grocery shopping, and murder you because they don't like the color of your skin. i'm not going to let the hate rub off on me because that's, also, another way hate spreads. i like liberty mutual. they get that no two people are alike and customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ balanced

grady trimble, thank you so much.t reporting, and we will, of course, be on top of that story as it's a big revenue -- ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. as we begin this week, the body count may be rising from this weekend's violence. dozens of people were shot. at last count that number, 27 people killed by gunfire over the weekend. radical dems had their way in many of the country's largest cities as fundamental transformation that the left sought in the obama era seems now underway in those cities. democrat leaders condoning the mayhem that's overtaking their streets and neighborhoods, sanctioning the violence by effectively restraining law enforcement, and

grady trimble's live from chicago now with the latest for us. grady.eporter: connell, president trump says that federal law enforcement presence will help get the gun violence here in this city under control. members about the atf, fbi, u.s. marshals and other federal agencies coming to this city, as well as kansas city and albuquerque, new mexico. chicago's murder rate is up 48% year-over-year right now. it has gotten to the point, as you said, business owners are getting involved. they say this is a problem they cannot ignore. so they formed a coalition and they're offering thousands of dollars of reward money for info in killings of one and 3-year-old boy in two separate shootings. >> i feel like our business owners need to step up. i feel like our business owners need to get more engaged in the community. our business owners need to start putting more dollars as it relates to the gun violence. reporter: also today there was a rally downtown, a up from of people group of people opposing the president's federal intervention. another business owner wh

grady trimble with the story. he joins us live. grady? a trillion dollars for one of these. this is a full size tiny home, about 350 square feet. that will cost you about $85,000. when you think of tiny homes, you don't think of expanding, but that is what this company is using these smaller tie tiny homes. they're expanding the backyard empires. look at this one, it has a bed, a toilet, and it is like a pool house. you can plop it down in your backyard. the other option they have been focusing on i'm with bob, the ceo of bantam built, is the tiny office. mike, show that as well. tell us about this. i hadn't thought about this. you plop it right in your backyard. >> yeah, absolutely, people working from home, they don't like working from home but they don't like working with everybody else also at home right now. so this whole idea came about with us combining the five years of experience that we have with custom spaces that are small and bringing them to people's backyards. reporter: and it's pretty simple. it is 96 square feet, all you

grady trimble is live at a bike shop in chicago with more on this.porter: it is. bike mechanics have been busy. well, you just saw a customer walk out, and if you're looking to buy a new bike, well, it's slim pickings right now. the racks here at cozy's bike shop in chicago pretty empty. some of the higher price point bikes still available but that'll cost 2, 3 or even $4,000. that's an e-bike for $3500. sales really spiked in may when they were up 5300% year-over-year, and they've continued even just a couple of weeks ago they were up around 1200%. and what we're seeing is people biking to work, it's a practical way to get around, they're biking to the grocery store but also biking for leisure. i want to show you some numbers from when the lockdown from coronavirus started. trail riding was up 350%, and with this surge in interest, there was a surge in customers lining up outside cozy's bike shop and other bike shops across the country. listen to what it was like at the peak time during these lockdowns. >> the line outside would be 45 minutes to an

grady trimble live in glen allen, illinois, with more on this one. break it down, grady.eporter: melissa, they don't have official enrollment numbers yet but community colleges across the country are expecting a surge in the fall messer. some are already marketing college students planning to go to a four year university or already at a four year university, but don't want to pay full price tuition for online classes. did you plan to attend a university this fall but want to avoid paying high costs during the pandemic? college of due page is the best option for you. this community college has some in-person classes like dentistry lab we were at earlier today but the vast majority of courses right now are online, like many four year universities are planning for the fall semester. but the community colleges don't have the high price tag associated with them. we talked to a student. she said that is one of the reasons she is choosing community college right now during the pandemic. >> i would like to be financially responsible. so me knowing that i'm putting forth so much m

grady trimble is at the fairgrounds with all the details. hi, grady. >> reporter: hey, david.fair was canceled, so what do you do? like a lot of businesses, you adapt. they've got all the favorite fair food available to people but in a drive-through fashion. we're at a stand where they're making deep fried knickers and deep fried milky way bars, and they have all of the deep fried delights at this stand. they've also got, of course, the classic corn dogs as well. and they have 12 vendors throughout the fairgrounds this weekend, and then they rotate them so you can keep coming back for the next couple of weekends. kathleen o'leary is ceo of the wisconsin state fair park. so you guys really had to shake things up this year and make out work. >> we really did. when we knew we were going to be canceling the 2020 wisconsin state fair, which was an agonizing process and, obviously, very disappointing to everyone, we knew we had to shift our focus to innovative thinking. we wanted to give back a little bit of that joy, right? everybody loves fair food, to this is our way of doing thi

grady trimble is today in whiting, indiana, with more on the story. grady?r: we're at wahalla beach. it would have been a pretty good beach day here in indiana. it was not in the cards at least this particular beach. because apparently over the weekend, people packed it in shoulder to shoulder. the mayor saw that. he called alarming disregard for social distancing rules you mentioned. you know what he said i will make it easy to social distance at beach, i will shut it down entirely. saying in a statement we feel we can no longer provide a reasonably safe health environment for our patrons. some of the patrons blaming people coming from chicago. you can see the city skyline. beaches still closed. so people coming from chicago to the beaches in indiana. that city is dealing with its own problems. a brewery was shut down for not following safety guidelines. other restaurants and bars over the weekend were cited. now mayor lori lightfoot sending a stern warning and this keeps up, people and businesses keep ignoring the rules we may have have to role back the ci

grady trimble thank you very much. true, i'm old. we have breaking news.ally plays into what we were talking with senator mike braun at the top of the show. remember in the interview with him he brought up the issue he was hearing about a vote about to happen. we're learning what it is. this is procedural vote. it just started, it will vote, they want to do, procedural vote, for next week, it would be to renew the unemployment benefits. this is what senator braun was telling me earlier. so basically it is going, it would be interim plan, almost a skinny plan if you will. it would renew $400 of unemployment benefits for three months. now, we just missed, when grady was on the air, you missed senator chuck schumer who was opposed, yelling screaming about it, saying it was a bad idea. basically the democrats want to extend 600. extend it to january for unemployment benefits. remember this expires tomorrow. you have got mcconnell, they want to do something, but they're not willing to commit to $600 a week in unemployment extra benefits for americans through ja

melissa: grady, i love it.very day, and we appreciate you coming on the show so much and bringing these stories. thank you for that and thank you to everybody out there for watching. we made it, another friday. have a fantastic weekend. connell and i will see you back here on monday. that does it for us. "lou dobbs tonight" starts now. ♪ ♪ lou: good evening, everybody. law enforcement in the city of portland is bracing once again for another night of anarchy. police in the city arrested 20 people overnight after hundreds of violent, left-wing activists took to the streets as they have for the past six weeks. the mob surrounding a police precinct. they blocked traffic, they chanted threats to burn down the building. several dozen people also gathered near the federal courthouse in portland. mob thugs assaulted federal officers. they took lasers and frozen water bottles and threw them. they attempted to tear down, we are told, the fed

neil: grady trimble, thank you very much, grady, in chicago. let's go to washington, d.c.o go to blake burman, he's been following the talks on another round of stimulus. it's a given we're going to see it, the difference in how much they want to commit to it. so i guess the range is anywhere from $1-3.5 trillion? what are you hearing? >> reporter: the democrats have pushed for $3 trillion that they've already passed. there's only, oh, $2 trillion in between that -- [laughter] numbers, neil, that have been floated to me around these parts suggest that maybe they'll come somewhere in the middle between that. but, again, that is a negotiation, and that is what is going to be taking place here in washington over the upcoming days and potentially into weeks. i can tell you that later this afternoon the top negotiators for the white house, steve mnuchin, mark meadows, chief of staff, going to be meeting with nancy pelosi and chuck schumer because republicans are have put forth their plan, now they've got to put something together, democrats and republicans have to figure out so

grady, thanks. grady trimble in illinois for us today.atching last hour, you may have seen edward lawrence reporting on some of the tough decisions that have to be made in the state and local level when it comes to budgets. want to add to that now as charlie gasparino has new information that he dug up on i believe some tax hikes we might all be facing on the state and local level. what are you learning? charlie: or budget cuts. i think one thing we have to say is everybody is looking at this stimulus plan that's being debated in washington right now, people are talking about payroll tax cuts, individual checks, battles between mnuchin and kudlow over the direction of where trump is going to emphasize what he wants out of the budget, out of the stimulus talks but state and local governments in particular are watching that aspect of it that doesn't get as much attention but it's pretty big, and it may turn out to be one of the biggest parts of the stimulus plan and that's aid to state and local governments. as you know, state and local gov

hey, grady. reporter: hey, connell.e racks speak for themselves. sales of actual bikes are up. the inventory is almost wiped clean of the more affordable options. here are the bikes at a higher price point. still available at cozy's bike shop in chicago. sales up about 1200% year over year in july at the peak of sales, in the middle of may, they were up 5300%. the owner of this store says in that peak time, they had lines for about 45 minutes to get into this store and he just described it as a huge surge in business, which is absolutely welcome when many are struggling. listen. >> late march, right as the quarantine hit, the psychology changed and as we became essential, the lines started forming outside pretty quickly. i think it really hit chicago and the american consumer that bicycle is freedom and independence, and by second week of april, it was game on. reporter: about 1 in 10 americans say they rode a bike for the very first time in at least a year during the pandemic, looking for something to do to exercise wi

day's global headlines it's time for diplomacy to save the country politically not only do you seem to grady brit to be this to be the only poll continues inside story on al jazeera. richelle carey and welcome again to rewind back in 2006 we 1st launched al-jazeera english our mission was to seek out documentaries that other channels simply were not doing their own rewind were revisiting some of the best of them to find out how the story has moved on in the years sense today we're rewinding to 2011 and japan and the aftermath of the tsunami that followed its biggest ever earthquake and march 11th of that year a magnitude 9 earthquake struck off the coast of northern japan minutes later a massive tsunami followed destroying everything in its path leaving more than 15000 people dead and over 2500 still unaccounted for port city of was devastated by waves of up to 38 meters high a city of almost 60000 inhabitants completely flattened with little warning of the approaching waves many were just unable to make it to higher ground in the days following the tsunami and before the full extent of the

what is the situation there, grady?to take a swipe at northwestern, your alma mater, they are not exactly known for the football team. they are still in the big 10 conference which has pretty big teams in it. this conference stands to lose a lot of money if the season doesn't happen. as of right now they're planning only to do conference games. if that does not happen as planned, a new economic report says universities stand to lose quite a bit of money. big 10 athletic programs collectively generate $1.8 billion through licensing deals, ticket sales, donations, other revenue streams. cases are on the rise now in some midwest states including some big 10 school states including wisconsin and indiana. fall sports are just weeks away and at least some of that $1.8 billion in revenue is in jeopardy. this could really impact small college towns too. >> it is not just the lost ticket revenue, tech kit sales, merchandise sales, this is also not people going to bars and restaurants. moms and dads not coming into east lansing t

grady trimble is following that. hey, grady. reporter: hey, neil.ard of bike share, you have heard of ride share. how about boat share? this company, business is doing more than just staying afloat. it is booming. we are live on the high seas coming up with more. usaa is made for what's next no matter what challenges life throws at you, we're always here to help with fast response and great service and it doesn't stop there we're also here to help look ahead that's why we're helping members catch up by spreading any missed usaa insurance payments over the next twelve months so you can keep more cash in your pockets for when it matters most and that's just one of the many ways we're here to help the military community find out more at usaa.com neil: i don't know if this is a sign of people sick of sheltering but when they want to get out of the house, they get out of the house and head to the seas. right now, boat sales are off the charts. grady trimble in the middle of all of that on lake michigan. hey, grady. reporter: yeah, they are. especially sm

grady trimble in whiting, indiana with more on do we go or do we not go? grady?r: well, here at this particular beach, they have decided we do not go. it's just us and the seagulls now but that was not the case apparently over the weekend when the mayor says people packed it in shoulder to shoulder with what he called an alarming disregard for social distancing guidelines, so he made the decision to shut the beach down, saying in a statement we no longer feel confident that we can provide a reasonably safe healthy environment for our patrons. some of the people here at the beach over the weekend blamed people coming from chicago, where beaches are still closed. the mayor there dealing with some issues as well with people not following the rules. a brewery was shut down for not following safety guidelines. several other restaurants over the weekend were cited. now mayor ilori liglori lightfo that city is dangerously close to having to roll back its reopening if people don't follow the rules. >> our metrics are tracking better than the rest of the country but that

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day's global headlines it's time for new policy kids say on the street they cannot all be seen to grady but it's great to meet the lady over all continues inside story on al-jazeera. the 'd. u.s. president donald trump flies to mt rushmore to mark independence day as americans are told to scale back celebrations to avoid an even bigger chin coronavirus. going on peter w. watching al-jazeera live from our headquarters here also coming up on the verge of collapse health workers in ecuador's capital say hospitals are struggling to cope with a surge in cases of covert 19. you cannot get away with these acts.

grady trimble, thank you so much.ng bell ringing in 31 minutes. mask makers getting a bump at this hour following his tweet of support for wearing a face mask. he did that suddenly late yesterday, take a look at 3m, honeywell and a little bit of a frozen screen, as you enjoy this she shed, we have an ugly warning from the cdc, surging coronavirus cases in some parts of the u.s. could be to - 13 times higher than reported rates due to asymptomatic transmission. this is some of the biggest names in the covid-19 fights tell congress of vaccine will be ready in 2020. up next vaccine hunter, ge geovx david dodd and whether he's in that race or not. stay with us. ♪ and in the midst of that panic, you might sell and run to cash. at the very moment, you shouldn't. at the very moment, prices are at their low. that's my fear. i'm not worried about the country. i'm not worried about the financial markets, because in the long run, i know they'll be fine. i'm worried about you. i'm worried about how you will personally respond to

in elgin, illinois, grady trimble, foxbusiness. >>> this is ktvu fox 2 news at 6:00. >>> a change in tone from the white house as president trump or the coronavirus briefing for the first time since april. >> it will probably, unfortunately get worse before it gets better. something i don't like saying about things, but that's the way it is. >> president trump, today moderating his message, issuing his strongest endorsement yet for wearing a mask. good evening everyone, i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. president trump was not joined by doctors or other members of the coronavirus task force at today's briefing. his tone was notably somber compared to the lengthy freewheeling press conferences from the spring. the president said the administration is working to address the spike in cases across the sunbelt, and in a turnaround, the president made a point of asking people to wear a mask if they can't keep inadequate social distance from each other. >> we are asking everyone that when you are not able to socially distance, wear a mask. get a mask. whether you like the mask

what is the deal, grady? reporter: connell, tiny homes are getting even tinier.nes like one behind me and ones they're building back there. you have seen the tiny homes on tv past few years this company outside of chicago is changing the game a little bit and making these tiny homes that don't need any special permitting except for a shed permitting in your backyard. this could work as a pool house type building. this one is really interesting, with millions of people still working from home, it is a tiny office. i hadn't even thought of that. but not everybody has a spare bedroom or space in their house. they might have backyard space, they could plop it down in the backyard. we have the founder and ceo of bantam built. a lot of people are interested in this, they are stuck at home right now. they want a space where they can get work done, kind of like where you are now. >> yeah. a lot of people like working for home but they don't like working with everybody else also at home. reporter: the kids are distracting. the wife is also trying to work. >> we're suppose

of the day's global headlines it's time for diplomacy gives us a country but he cannot be seen to grady but he breaks any case the leading to only call continues inside story on al-jazeera. 6 years ago an island a secret mass grave for babies was discovered near a home for unmarried pregnant women an institution run by roman catholic nuns to find set off a scandal that has raised deeply disturbing questions about the relationship between the irish state and the catholic church and the distressing sight of thousands of children who died in their care in this 2nd part of our investigation correspondent lawrence lee reveals shocking new evidence about how and where some of those babies were very. 6 years ago it became clear that the bodies of hundreds of babies have been disposed of in an old sewage tank in the grounds of a catholic home for unmarried mothers in choom island. in the 1st part of our investigation we looked at the cruel and abusive treatments by church and state of young women accused of the mortal sin of pregnancy outside marriage. in this 2nd pass we investigate the fates

of the day's kluber headlines it's time for diplomacy gives us a country that we can all be seen to grady great to meet face to believe the only poll continues inside story on al jazeera. hello and welcome again to rewind i'm richelle carey and there since al jazeera english launched back in 2006 we have built a huge library of insightful and entertaining documentaries and here on rewind we are revisiting some of the best of them one of the most popular series over the last decade was street food which traveled the world in search of culture and history of cities old and new their unique cuisine here's just a small taste this is street fruits and this is a great place. this is a street group and this is the cairo. street and i think that. the movie and food is one of the best to latin america which makes me an argentinean a little bit jealous. sons of our house one of the richest food cultures in the stock pickup. this is st. and this is. one of the most interesting things about my riebeek is that diversity more than 42 different ethnic communities living here from all over kenya i'm with

grady trimble on what they could be in for. grady? reporter: hey, neil. d.c.f the school year through november 6th but a lot of schools like this one, george washington middle school in lyons, illinois is trying to bring students back for in-person learning at least for the second quarter leehere. they will have new technology in place like this temperature scanner tells me i have a normal temperature, right around 97 degrees. this company that makes these systems also has this. it looks like a metal detector and does serve as one, but when i walk through it, it also tells me my temperature up there. pretty small, kind of hard to see, but if you have someone staffing and keeping an eye on the temperatures you know that you don't have anybody with a high fever coming in. chris rivera is superintendent of schools for this district. you are investing a lot of money to have one of these in each of your schools. why is that a decision you decided to do? >> safety's our top priority of the students, staff and families that enter the building. that's definitely a hig

grady trimble is in illinois with that story and more. grady?rter: david, we moved from dixmor to chicago where a rally is ramping up against the federal intervention the president announced yesterday. he says a surge of federal law enforcement officials will make their way into chicago and other cities across the country that have seen a spike in crime recently, namely albuquerque, new mexico and kansas city, missouri. members of the atf, fbi, other federal marshals moving into chicago to help in an investigative capacity. this comes after murder rates are spiking this year and other major cities. chicago murders are up, 48% same time last year. new orleans and kansas city not far behind. murders in new york city, up 25% compared to the same time last year. business owners say gun violence has gotten to a point they can't ignore it anymore. they are stepping up to help. they formed a coalition and gathered thousands and thousands of dollars they're offering as rewards particularly in the killings of a one-year-old and three-year-old boy in two

fell behind at the hawthorns tonight, but turned it round with goals either side of the break from grady, but the point was enough in the end for the baggies to seal their return to the premier league. brentford could have pipped west brom to that automatic promotion spot but they lost 2—1 at home to barnsley. clarke oduor with the stoppage time goal. the win means barsnsley escape relegation, although they could still go down to league one if wigan‘s appeal against their 12—point penalty for going into adminstration is successful. these are tonight's championship results in full. awinfor a win for derby county, you can see ba rnsley‘s a win for derby county, you can see barnsley‘s when there is well, cardiff city beating relegated hole, and they will be in the playoffs. leeds threshing charlton, a result that relegates trenton. luton surviving on the final day with that win against blackburn rovers. big win against blackburn rovers. big win for millwall, nottingham forest agonisingly miss out on the playoffs after being beaten for— one at home by stoke city. swansea in the playoffs with

you seem to grady but he's great to me fish the lady of we all continue inside story on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera. everyone i'm kemal santa maria and this is the news hour from al-jazeera farewelling a popular ethiopian singer whose death has sparked 2 days of violence across the capital. also in the news india opens its 1st plasma to nation center the hope is it can reduce the number of coronavirus deaths. by messaging was always about doing this case fully cautiously a united kingdom or 2 very different approaches we'll see how wales has kept its infections low while england grapples with a high number of cases it's an icon of its stand bulls skyline a powerful symbol of turkish history decision is now pending to turn the status of the i use of fear back into a mosque. and it's for liverpool manager you're going top says his team will attack not defend the premier league title next season is team now getting ready to play manchester city having secured top spot with 7 games to spare. so tension remains high in ethiopia 3 days after a popular singer and activist was murdered t

routines filming has totally changed the story and sarkozy to top it up this is a totally unexpected grady's. what should takes longer. and costs more in part and we were in crisis mode and we had to come up with a completely different way of producing large you know i mean walking cause i managing director of a serial drama. i can't you can't make movies without insurance and a pandemic like over 19 is not insured exacts a risk it's something we have to discuss with clients and more importantly with policymakers hopefully will soon be at least partially insured motorists is it worth taking that risk at the end of the day. yeah totally there's no sense in not filming you have to do it differently on taking every single project into account on an individual basis i stand behind my baton we've set up a crisis team that draws up an action plan for every production in conjunction with our company doctor to establish who gets tested when and how often v.f.l. to fight an invasion but most contested a lot of money is being put into the project that the audience doesn't see so the film will be more

, with the details hi, grady.ter: hey, david, yeah things are going to look a little bit different at first pitch tonight. the way wrigley field looks at this moment is exactly how it'll look at 7:10 eastern that first pitch, there will be no fans in the stands. you can hear the music playing over the loudspeaker right now, but at game time they're going to try to make it feel like a familiar wrigley field environment so they'll have sounds that are unique to wrigley, of course crowd noise but also vendors shouting out the food that they have, as well as the organists that people are so used to but the team, as all mlb teams are experiencing a huge loss in revenue because of this , the m lb expects to cost them $4.5 billion this season in the shortened season, with at least no fans in the beginning of the season. the cubs business operations president tells me that this team expects to lose $125 million this season, and of course this is a field that sells out just about every home game, and now they don't have ti

analysis of the day's global headlines it's time for new policy say on the street not only seem to grady but he's great to meet the leading all continues inside story on al-jazeera the ultranationalist marks connected with one of the world's worst humanitarian crises we dealt as illegally migrant joining with the military to impose a deadly political agenda they have to protect our nation what has happened to their opinion that's one of the biggest stains on the country as a whole. this is not religion this is the politics. an unholy alliance on al-jazeera. millions of lives in the balance in syria as un resolutions trying to extend across border age failed to win support. hello and welcome i'm peter w. watching al jazeera live from our headquarters here in doha also coming up. refusing to back down protesters trying to storm serbia's parliament as anger grows over the government's handling of the coronavirus crisis.

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of the day's global headlines it's time for new policy gives us a country i think not only seem to grady but he's threatening their stability we call continues inside story on al-jazeera. with al-jazeera these are our top stories this hour investigators from the international criminal court of arrived in libya's capital to look to whether forces loyal to warlord relief after committed war crimes mass graves and booby traps are found in the city of tire going to last month iran's president says $25000000.00 iranians have been infected with coronavirus which is more than a quarter of the whole population a son rouhani also says another 35000000 are at risk of contracting the virus. the u.n. secretary general's delivered a stinging critique on inequality in the world during a speech marking nelson mandela international day and tonio good terror says the world is at breaking point in the coronavirus pandemic has only exposed the deep divisions in our societies after he gave that speech he spoke to our diplomatic editor james pace. in your speech secretary-general you describe a world out of

day's global headlines it's time for new policy and say on the street that he cannot all be seen to grady what he read to me this is the leading to over all continues inside story on al-jazeera. hello welcome back you're watching out just here a time to recap our headlines several al jazeera staff are being questioned by police in kuala lumpur about the documentary on malaysia's response to cope with 19 the show looked at the experiences of migrant workers during the lockdown. a judge has reduced the prison term given to former south korean president park geun hye she was convicted of corruption prosecutors wanted to bring a behind bars longer but the sentence was reduced from 32 to 22 years. the most populous state in india is to be put into a we can lock down from friday evening or to pradesh has recorded a jump in corona virus infections india now has nearly 800000 cases. the us supreme court has issued mixed verdict on demands for donald trump's financial records for now at least the president's tax returns and other documents will remain out of the public high g. habitats he explains

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day's global headlines it's time for new policy and say on the street that he cannot all be seen to grady what he read to me this is the leading to over all continues inside story on al-jazeera. the top stories this hour on al-jazeera encouraging results from human tests of a coronavirus vaccine being developed by scientists at oxford university the 1st phase of the trials found the vaccine did not cause any serious side effects and produced a strong immune response e.u. leaders are in brussels for a 4th day of negotiations for a coronavirus recovery plan the blocks 2 trillion dollars budget includes $857000000000.00 to help countries deal with the economic fallout. and the british government is suspending its extradition treaty with hong kong and is blocking arms sales the measures are in response to beijing's new national security law that imposed on hong kong last month. u.s. president donald trump has insisted that quote good things are underway after meeting with republican party leaders this was to discuss a trillion dollar economic bailout of course the united states still struggli

of the day's global headlines it's time for new policy to say countries i think not only be seen to grady but he read to me this debate is over with all continues inside story on al-jazeera. and again. let's remind you of our top stories here this hour the united states has toughened its stance on china's disputed claims to offshore resources and most of the south china sea calling them completely unbelievable the chinese embassy in washington has accused the u.s. of trying to stir up trouble in the region. the world health organization is warning too many nations are heading in the wrong direction as coronavirus cases top 10000000 worldwide it says there will be no return to the old normal for the foreseeable future. the man accused of torturing women and destroying ancient monuments in timbuktu is going on trial at the international criminal court in the hague ali hassan is charged with war crimes and crimes against humanity. or kosovo as president husham toci is being questioned for a 2nd day at a special court also in the hague of war crimes he's accused of murder and torture during k

analysis of the day's global headlines it's time for new policy kids say the country not only seem to grady but he's great to meet the really deep all continues inside story on al-jazeera. recapping our top stories here on al-jazeera so far this half hour 2 u.n. security council votes to extend humanitarian aid to syria have failed us aid agencies say the decision could lead to die consequences for millions of people. also this are thousands of people who protested for a 4th day in the serbian couple belgrade over the government's handling of the coronavirus condom and. opposition supporters in mali have attacked the prime minister's office as calls for the president's resignation intensify a rally turned into chaos after protesters tried to occupy the national assembly and state t.v. buildings is nicholas hawk. protesters attempting to burn down mollies national assembly saying the parliament no longer represents the people overwhelmed police fired tear gas outside the prime minister's office demonstrators have set up roadblocks in the capital bamako the country is on edge. we have. and we

analysis of the day's global headlines it's time for new policy to say countries like not only seem to grady but he read to me this the lady of the hall continues inside story on al-jazeera. they're watching out to see a time to recap our headlines now if you know his military is being deployed to crack down on armed cat gangs in the capital more than 80 people have been killed in the 2nd day of unrest triggered by the murder of a popular singer. the funeral for the musician a challenge is set to begin the wrong fears of further violence and this always a leading voice for ethiopia's biggest ethnic group the oromo. at least 24 people have been killed in mexico after gunmen stormed a drug rehabilitation center it's the 2nd such attack in the city of europe watto north of the capital the area has become a recent flashpoint for gang related violence. the u.s. house of representatives has passed legislation to sanction china over its implementation of a new security law in hong kong 10 people were arrested under the new legislation during protests in hong kong on wednesday hundreds of others wer

analysis of the day's global headlines it's time for new policy it's a country i think not only seem to grady but he's written in this the really deep over all continues inside story on al-jazeera form the super sci. covert 19 is changing the world as we know it. when infections soared earlier this year governments worldwide implemented strict social distancing measures that have slowed the global economy dramatically so far they've been more than half a 1000000 deaths with 10000000 people infected worldwide.

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