conversely, cases in india and brazil have been decreasing.ohns hopkins university says the number of cases went from 30 million to 40 million in st 31 days. the pace has been speeding up since january. >>> japan's financial regulators may carry out an on-site inspection at the tokyo stock exchange. this comes after trading was halted for an entire day earlier this month. the financial services agency is considering a probe after a report from the tsc. it explains how the stoppage happened and how the exchange plans to prevent it from happening again. the october 1st outage was blamed on a hardware glitch and a backup system failure. the authorities are taking the matter seriously. it was the first full day stoppage since the trading system was fully computerized in 1999. penalties such as business improvement order are being considered. >>> on a related note a technical glitch temporarily halted trading on some european stock markets on monday morning. exchange operator euronext says the problem with the trading system froze all its transacti

russia russia for example in numbers of testing per 1000000 they're testing about 6 times more than india brazil is about one and a half times long so while on one hand india has indeed ramped up testing a lot but it's still a lot of ground to cover to be able to reach those levels and perhaps then we will get some reasonable idea estimation of the infection rate in the community. heidi lawson in london will mr trump's medical condition as of know what happened to boris johnson what happens is diable scenario what happened to prince charles as well in the u.k. will that be enough to convince the pandemic skeptics that they've got it wrong. well that the pen demick skeptics have done i don't think will be easily swayed to saying they got it wrong i have worked with some of the. we study a lot of these refusing. groups and they're quite set in their ways i don't think they would feel like they got it wrong for some individuals. and we see that happening in the in the way that these resistance groups the protests against lockdowns and masks and even vaccines in the face of of rising numbers so unfo

the law, but says if they paid even a minimum corporate tax rate, governments in countries like india, brazil, and bangladesh could be bringing in something like $2.8 billion in tax revenue. facebook has announced it is launching a cloud gaming service per users will be able to try and play free games without owning the platform but it will only be available on the android app or desktop as apple restricts operations on its ios. there have been tensions since the two tech giants and 2018 when apple ceo tim cook face -- criticized facebook's handling of data after the handling of the cambridge analytica scandal. they are aiming to address -- attract casual gamers without fees. it is clear both of these companies are really digging in their claws. >> are you an online gamer question mark >> i am not. are you? >> no. >> no surprise there. >> sounds like a lot of fun. that is it from a spin out the back and couple of minutes. stay tuned. >> the u.s. presidential election is just around the corner, and really has the nation been so divided. to take the pulse of e country, we will take you on a roa

the country is the third worst hit for infections, after the us and india. brazil'sriousness of the virus. france's health ministry says it's seen a jump to more than 26,000 cases in a single day, for the first time since the start of the pandemic. it brings the total number of confirmed cases in the country to more than 718,000 since the start of the year. in north korea, state—run tv has shown previously unseen long—range ballistic missiles in a special pre—dawn military parade. the event marked the 75th anniversary of the founding of its ruling workers' party. laura bicker has this report. each step must be marched with precision, each cry should be with fervent devotion. this small state is known for ostentatious military parades, but the choreography that went into this predawn display was unlike any other. leader kim jong—un emerged in a western suit and embraced his loyal followers. social distancing is clearly not required here. he claimed his country was free from covid—19. translation: let me take this opportunity to console the people all over the world wh

than 224000 people have died in russia and it has the world's 4th heaviest caseload after the us india brazil while the russian president vladimir putin announced the approval of a 2nd vaccine on wednesday developed why a siberian biotech company the vaccine has successfully completed trials on $100.00 volunteers now at the same time the 1st job sputnik 3 years in its finals trial stage in russia our correspondent. is among the volunteers taking part in the testing. moscow clinic number 68 in the city center nothing special except this is where i received the rushes vaccine against call that 19 hopefully able to resist public enemy number one as the world health organization calls it. this navigation sign says cobbett 19 vaccine clinical trial is this way. maybe i received a placebo because this is a so-called double blind trial meaning neither the doctors know their participants know who's getting it was only 75 percent of the volunteers are getting jobs with a real shot and i hope i'm among them and i have reasons to believe i really am i'll explain why i got the 1st shot exactly 21 days ag

when you credibility and weight of sarge powers as india brazil and south africa has improved it's true that not all international organizations are efficient at. fulfilling their missions and mandates they were meant to be impartial arbitrators and yet they are driven by ideology they got captured by a gravity field of strong powers and they become a tool of those. people may well reshuffling rules of procedure gerrymandering with privileges and mandates and bias especially when it comes to conflicts and planned the rivalry of powers or groups of states is regrettably a common practice and it is deploring when credible international organizations are motivated by time by someone's ego to stick interests. that are getting dragged into politically driven campaign against certain leaders and countries which is practiced discredits this institutes and leads to their decay. on the other hand though we have positive experience we have examples of groups of stale cold or states coming together to address specific issues for instance a case unlike the case in point would be shanghai cooperatio

india brazil. moscow clinic number 68 in the city center nothing special except this is where i received the rushes vaccine against call that 19 hopefully able to resist public enemy number one as the world health organization calls it. this navigation science has called with 19 vaccine clinical trial is this way. maybe i received a placebo because this is a so-called double blind trial meaning neither the doctors know their participants know who's getting it was only 75 percent of the volunteers are getting jobs with a real shot and i hope i'm among them and i have reasons to believe i really am i'll explain why i got the 1st shot exactly 21 days ago i felt really miserable the next day headache muscle pain for the vaccine developers say every 6 volunteer faces similar side effect by the way they faded away 48 hours or so later today i'm going to get the 2nd dose of what could be the most awaited drug in the world why to bolster the immune response to but if the form is off to the 1st shot before

is definitely not alone so whereas countries like india brazil and iran they're seeing a steady number of new cases right meaning that they're actually never dipped so their cases have been slightly have been steadily high but in europe it's something different is happening in that they're not recording some of their highest weekly number of new infections since to start of depend demick now just on tuesday in 1000 cases in europe they jumped 34 percent compared to last week now take a look at some of these numbers not comparing them to the u.s. they might not be that high because ravaging about $45000.00 cases per week but i should say but that's the here's the difference see for example in the u.k. their average grew from 575 cases pre-date to almost 700000 in russia their cases it went from 3000 to almost 14000 spain on the other hand their average has gone from 250 to almost 10000 and france there 7 the average of new cases had been as low as 530 in mid july but they're now averaging 8500 now even in italy you know they took a really conservative approach they're also seeing and ne

to hit $400000000000.00 sounds good china did to truly so how is our economy bigger than china india brazil we have to like you know it's like an alcoholic max we have to realize we have a problem before we fix it right absolutely not dan collins you know that the 3 cities trap you know it's transition from one superpower to the next and and many people say that empires die for more then and not from without and clearly the american empire is killing itself and a great example would be i.b.m. international business machines they bought back 130000000000 dollars of their own stock in the current market cap is around 110000000000 that's a way to commit corporate suicide by just buying back their own stock but never investing in r. and d. new products marketing just let yourself die a few executives can walk away with huge golden handshakes and retirements now let's talk about j.p. morgan and finance all talk about financial services this seems to be an emerging story down yet in financial it's an incredible story they're doing their road show for their i.p.o. now this week in europe u.s. and

i think you will see a new led byg of democracies countries like brazil and india and the united states and others, and then a group of authoritarian countries. i think you will also see some of that divide with respect to who picks huawei and who doesn't. >> the other point is with regard to china and all the data floating through 5g from all of that data, no matter how in oculus may seem to us, like tiktok -- no matter how innocuous it may seem to us, like tiktok him it is all grist to the artificial learning mills that helps to feed the larger strategic plan. this is not just a competing business plan. this is a different strategic plan. that raises the question -- genesy're doing it with as well. they are offering free genetic testing to countries around the world to get gene maps of countries all over the globe. not only does it help pharmaceutical companies and give them an advantage, but it also gives them a tremendous, for morneau fairies purposes, -- for more nefarious purposes, tremendous database that is something we're looking at that is very concerning. >> this raises the l

government for a redress of grievances so you see a new group of democracies led by countries like brazil, indiaand the united states and others and a group of authoritarian countries and you see some of that divide with respect to who picks huawei and who doesn't. >> the other point, china and all that data, all that data no matter how in oculus it may seem to us like tick-tock. the artificial intelligence, machine learning will run by chinese military and intelligence services and others. it helps to feed their larger strategic plan. it is not just a competing business plan, it is a strategic plan. that raises the question. >> they are doing it with jeans as well. they are offering free genetic testing to countries around the world to try to chain map, get the gene maps of countries all over the globe, to help their pharmaceutical companies and give them an advantage, and tremendous or no various purposes a tremendous database to figure out how to target certain groups, certain countries, certain ethnicities and that sort of thing so that's another thing we're looking at that is very concernin

into what i think basically say if you're into india or brazil. ns of democracy. how does it actually came into of the elite power system that while all of the government may do something for the lower middle classes and give them a little bit extra their education system so i wouldn't rule them off. and while the world emits instruments connected with events with globalization and that hurts the rest of the people and won't governments relented or get elected i mean that brazil had an amazing left during our government for 410 years 15 years i mean all 4 but you know it was going to look after the foreigner people of the foreigners of all. but somehow it's a very difficult to make a substantial to change in our political system. we don't overbook have revolutions you have to have a religion they don't all require i think we need to know something about how to change can be brought to be to be permanent and i think brazil bridges was a very very prosperous country a little under the weight of the church like argentina under the lived by having bad politics better

meanwhile the u.s., india, brazil are undoubtedly the hot pots. they're seeing cases declining or rising but in europe the case counts are only going in one direction and that is straight up. the worst affected country is the czech republic and when you add them to the same graph per million people, their case counts have absolutely skyrocketed, which is interesting because czech republic was really an early success story when it came to getting a handle on the virus. we moved to close borders requiring negative tests in the country. now the czech prime minister though is calling on all health workers across the country to contribute to the effort to tamp down the virus after a large number of doctors and nurses tested positive for the virus. he's also warning people there could be a second nationwide lockdown if things don't turn up. across europe countries are trying everything they can to avoid the second lockdown. italy is requiring masks be worn in public spaces, even outdoors. here in germany, there are strun gent controls for people coming

if you look at the numbers, the main hot spots around the world, india, brazil, the united states, they're all starting to see cases slightly declining or slightly starting to rise in the case of the united states. but in europe, the cases are really only going in one direction, and that is straight up. there is one area of particular concern here that we can add on to that graph, and that's czech republic. per million people, their cases have absolutely skyrocketed, which is interesting. this was a country that was an early coronavirus success story, a country that managed to close its borders relatively early. the travelers it did allow in had to show a negative test in order to be let into the country. the prime minister is asking all health workers in the country to help fight the coronavirus after a large number of doctors and nurses tested positive for the virus. he's warning if things don't turn around in a hurry, there could be a second nationwide lock down, something every country is trying desperately to avoid. in italy, they brought in nationwide mask mandates. in jegermany, the

the current countries that are reporting the most new cases per day and now india is topping that followed by the us france brazil and the u.k. and then these are the countries that are reporting the most deaths per day again in india u.s. brazil argentina and mexico and lastly brant while obviously there's no cure yet for coven 1000 right but there have been some treatments that i've gotten an emergency authorization that one of which is. that's the only anti-viral drug right now authorized for treatment of colon 19. in patients in the u.s. and that's that same drug that was used by doctors to treat president tremor earlier this month after that as a positive for the virus but even that very promising drug according to a new study released by the world health organization today states that might not even prevent deaths among patients w.h.o. study called the soul dairy trial found crowed the ram best of year appeared to have little or no effect on hospitalized over 1000 patients as indicated by overall mortality initiation of ventilation and duration of hospital say now they also found the same results in other a

in the area, the region is reporting new cases in india, brazil or the u.s., in fact, nearly a third of the world's infections in the last 24 hours are on that continent. >> in spain, a state of emergency on the country's capital in france, several cities on maximum alert. across europe, fears are growing of a lockdown 2.0, as the continent sees new cases of coronavirus surge. >> many countries in europe are experiencing a rapid rise in cases. and governments do have to take decisive action in order to shut down. >> reporter: from iceland to italy, russia to the uk, france to slovenia, more than a dozen countries are smashing records for daily numbers of new cases. governments are doing what they can to stem the surge, while trying to avoid an all-out lockdown. >> translator: the increase of infections is so rapid in some cities that we have almost reached a point of no return, where the virus will spread without control. my top priority is to avoid having to shut down the economy and the public life completely, as it was needed at the start of the year. >> reporter: germany, mulling

economic forum the continent is reporting more than 140000 cases a day on average that's more than india brazil and the united states combined how is it got to this state. well unfortunately we can trace it back to this very relaxed summer period where many countries had emerged out of a certain walk down and had always acted as the virus had just disappeared on its. and we saw these air bridges reopen and even party is being held at septra however experts have been warning about this 2nd wave about the concerns for winter all her summer period saying that this is the time that we have an opportunity to build an effective team test and trace this to him so that we don't have to introduce more severe restrictions again like we had to do you in march and april and because of the huge catastrophic consequences that it entails so all of this is really. turned around from trying to balance the health consequences with the economic consequences and perhaps doing it too rigorously too quickly without a saint's or courage or i think we've seen with. only sort of jump in there was a more not bombs no wa

we have done elections around the world in india, brazil, the eu, u.k.d a lot of opportunity to learn. and i think if you come to twitter today you will find an application that's a lot more informative, easier to find the information you want about candidates and how to vote. you will find that we have labeled all of the candidates. you know the offices they are running for. you will find we are taking a more aggressive approach to misinformation around how this election runs. we are providing links to authoritative third-party sources. in some cases the press, other cases the secretary of state for north carolina. you won't see political advertising. we banned that across the board 18 months ago because of our concern about how that type of paid advertising interferes in the conversation around an election. and you won't see the immense amount of work we have done to address foreign interference, but we have removed tens of thousands of accounts and hundreds of networks that we have been able to connect back to foreign powers. if you look at all of tha

the us has the highest death toll so far it also has the highest number of cases followed by india and brazil. spain has the most confirmed infections in the european union with cases surging across the world experts expect the global death toll to climb in the coming months. now one of the country's worst hit by the pandemic wasn't on that last list pru which is topped 800000 infections has had one of the world's highest mortality rates and its economy has shrunk by a whopping 30 percent but new cases are slowing and that's prompted the government to begin easing restrictions many fear that they're acting too soon. finally able to be by her husband's side this doesn't cemetery in northern peru is the final resting place for local coronavirus victims now that restrictions have been eased relatives are allowed in to visit. even though it isn't at the spot ana maria and her husband had planned for your method to get up and bite us in the foot when i went to town to make burial arrangements they told me i couldn't bury him in the plot we had chosen. i was told that an order had been issued that

a group of democracies great and popular democracies the united states western europe , the uk india brazil indonesia malaysia. i think we'll will start having is the divide in the world between a democracy country's -- democracies who believe in human rights and authoritarian countries are offering a different approach to the world a rule by a party or a strong man. they don't have a sick human rights and they don't have the ability to position their government. i think you. are going to see a grouping of democracies led by countries like brazil and he and the united states and others in the group of authoritarian countries and i think you will see that divide with respect to who pics huawei and who doesn't. >> of course the other point is with regard to china and that data that flows through 5g come all that dave and i matter how innocuous it may seem to us like tik tok it's all grist for the artificial intelligence machine learning mail run by the chinese military intelligence. this isn't just a business plan, this is a different strategic plan. that raises the question. >> and with gene

and welcome to the show europe is now reporting a more coronavirus cases than the united states india or brazil daily infections have reached a record levels in the united kingdom and the same is true in france and germany berlin has been declared a coronavirus hotspot amid a nationwide a surge when new restrictions are going into effect with the head of germany's maine public health institute warning that widespread infections are likely if people fail to keep the hygiene and distancing roles regional officials though are trying to calm anxieties insisting that the best care awaits those who do become sick. coronavirus hotspots are cropping up all over germany but local and regional officials say the country is ready intensive care beds are available at most hospitals nationwide with around one in 3 beds an occupied the increasing number of infections is worrying medical workers but unlike in march they feel they are well prepared. we are now able to recognise symptoms in patients we have more tests and more protective measures than before for example there is no shortage of mosques which was

not welcome to the show europe is now reporting more coronavirus cases than the united states india or brazil daily infections have reached a record levels in the united kingdom and the same is true in france and germany berlin has been declared a coronavirus hotspot amid a nationwide surge new restrictions are going into effect here in berlin the head of germany's main public health institutions warning about widespread infections are likely if people fail to keep hygiene and a distance in roles regional officials though are trying to calm things insisting the best care awaits those who do become sick. coronavirus hotspots are cropping up all over germany but local and regional officials say the country is ready intensive care beds are available at most hospitals nationwide with around one in 3 beds an occupied the increasing number of infections is worrying medical workers but unlike in march they feel they're well prepared. we are now able to recognise symptoms and patients we have more tests and more protective measures than before for example there is no shortage of mosques which was a b

has the highest death toll so far it also has the highest number of cases followed by india and brazil. spain has the most confirmed infections in the european union with cases surging across the world experts expect the global death toll to climb rapidly in the coming months. now one of the country's worst hit by the pandemic wasn't on that last list pru which is topped 800000 factions has had one of the world's highest mortality rates and its economy has shrunk by a whopping 30 percent but new cases are slowing and that's prompted the government to begin easing restrictions many fear that they're acting too soon. finally able to be by her husband's side just doesn't cemetery in northern peru is the final resting place for local coronavirus victims now that restrictions have been eased relatives are allowed into visit even though it isn't at the spot ana maria and her husband had planned for your message to get up and when i went to town to make burial arrangements they told me i couldn't bury him in the plot we had chosen. i was told that an order had been issued that everyone who di

the us has the highest death toll so far it also has the highest number of cases followed by india and brazil. spain has the most confirmed infections in the european union with cases surging across the world experts expect the global death toll to climb rapidly in the coming months. now one of the country's worst hit by the pandemic wasn't on that last list prue which is topped 800000 infections has had one of the world's highest mortality rates and its economy has shrunk by a whopping 30 percent but new cases are slowing and that's prompted the government to begin easing restrictions many fear that they're acting too soon. finally able to be by her husband's side this doesn't somehow tarion northern peru is the final resting place for local coronavirus victims now that restrictions have been eased relatives are allowed into visit even though it isn't at the spot ana maria and her husband had planned for. when i went to town to make burial arrangements they told me i couldn't bury him in the plot we had chosen. i was told that an order had been issued that everyone who died from cold it had

the united states is followed by india, brazil, and russia. after his town hall in miami, president trump is back on the campaign trail today. he'll deliver a speech in florida on protecting america's senior citizens. he then heads to georgia for a make america great again rally. democratic presidential nominee joe biden is campaigning in the battleground state of michigan. he'll deliver remarks in southfield on a affordable health care. tonight mr. biden will attend an event in detroit to urge residents to vote early in person. five of the men accused in a plot to kidnap michigan's governor, greffin whitmer, are headed back to federal court today for a continued hearing on whether there is enough evidence to charge them. the preliminary hearing began tuesday and has included hours of testimony by a lead f.b.i. agent who said members of anti-government power military groups from several states discussed abducting governor whitmer or virginia's democratic governor ralph northam. russian president putin is trying to save the last existing nuclea

the virus now russia at the moment has the world's 4th highest number of cases after the us india and brazil now they have recorded about 27000 cases on thursday while authorities have now made face max mandatory in all places and russia now meanwhile russia continues testing their corn a virus vaccine known as good in a greedy and russian president vladimir putin announced on thursday that russia was facing challenges increasing their production due to pop lums with a quid then a bell ability but a hope to start mass vaccinations by the end of this year now lastly in the middle east iran is the most fact. they called the 19 contrie and there were porting one death every 3 men at cell lots going on there bryant r t correspondent sites have injured thank you for keeping us up to date. and time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return the euro zone has seen a major rebound in q 3 but is it enough to weather the new spike in co but 19 cases in the region straight ahead we've filed through the numbers and what they need to pull one of the world's hardest hit areas as we go to b