the liverpool city mayor joe anderson said earlier today he wa nted joe anderson said earlier today here about the evidence as to why hospitality may bea evidence as to why hospitality may be a target for further restrictions. downing street has been saying that early evidence suggests a significant proportion of coronavirus exposure is coming from those settings. just for the moment thank you. jessica parker in westminster. 0ur economics correspondent dharshini david says the economic impact of the new lockdown measures remains unclear. we don't know as yet exactly how expensive exactly where the restrictions are going to be and therefore we don't know exactly how much of a help this will become will be, this new scheme. as you were here and there from jessica, it is a scheme that frankly is a furlough scheme but by another name. you saw a couple of weeks ago the chancellor saying, "now is the time to shift the focus to getting people back to work," getting people to what he called those viable jobs. now we are hearing that in actual fact an admission that there are people who can't g

the mayor of liverpool, joe anderson, has announced that his brother has died after contracting coronavirusid despite the efforts of all the intensive care staff in hospital in the city, his brother died last night. he thanked them, and asked people to "stick together, support each other and win this battle". if you want more details on what restrictions are in place where you live, our website... just enter your post code to find out more. france is in shock today after the murder of a teacher in the outskirts of paris. the teacher, who has now been identified as 47—year—old samuel paty — was beheaded near the school where — earlier this month — he had shown his pupils cartoons of the prophet muhammad during a discussion about freedom of expression. the killer — an 18—year—old of chechen origin — was shot dead by police. nine people including his parents have been arrested. lucy williamson reports. the horror of this attack spread slowly through the quiet streets of conflans last night. the story of a history teacher whose lesson on freedom of expression ended with a playground full of pol

joe anderson is the labour mayor of liverpool, hejoins me now.es, as you said, the ones that have been leaked today and the ones that we expect to be in place on monday. we have had a little or no dialogue with central government at all. what we have tomorrow morning isa all. what we have tomorrow morning is a briefing session with the prime minister's policy adviser, we know he is also meeting with other leaders in other cities across the north and i expect from sometime this evening to have a call with the health secretary. we have had little involvement in the decision that it's been taken by central government to impose on a local government to impose on a local government more restrictions, we have had very little information. and why do you think that is? disrespect really. i have long said that a government disconnected from local governments and what we are doing in relation to working together to fight covid, the decisions they introduced at 10pm pubs was done without any consultation with the local authorities. i think it's counterprodu

briefly, what was clear from joe anderson and andy burnham and other matters, there is a call from themem on that and push them in parliament on whether mps approve the current package that was proposed by rishi sunak on friday. so this is going to have real political consequences. it is not lost on anybody, least of all the foreign press. it does somewhat fascinate the foreign press, not just the rest of europe, but across the world, that the uk prime minister is able only really to talk about, at first we were all united and it was as the national lockdown, but the fact boris johnson when he talks about these restrictions when his ministers talk about these restrictions, they are about england. they not about scotland and northern ireland, they are not about wales, and the differences. politically we will see some shenanigans and real disquiet, not just from backbench mps, in the coming days and let's see if that call by these northern mayors is heard by mps and were consequences that has as a change of plan or possibly concession by the government in the coming days. we a lwa ys gove

that was what steve rotherham and joe anderson did andi steve rotherham and joe anderson did and i hopey then we are open to discussing with local communities what further measures might be necessary. further restrictions might be imposed. none of us want to do that. each of these things are very difficult choices. they all seriously impact people ‘s livelihoods and their personal freedoms. we will keep it under review and the purpose of the localised approach we are adopting now is that we can actually design those taking into the particular factors at play in a certain place. we know that no part of the country is identical. the virus is different in different places in the sense that it might be taking hold in a certain setting, lancaster university or a particular part of the community. you might want to design measures which are going to be more effective in liverpool which might not be so pressing in nottingham or leicester or county durham. ithink nottingham or leicester or county durham. i think that is the approach going forward but typically, we do think the measures to be put

joe anderson is the mayor of liverpool, hejoins me now.e minister singh that he has to reserve the right to intervene? minister singh that he has to reserve the right to intervene7m is understandable that he would say that. he is the prime minister, but i think it is a little bit disrespectful to basically, to andy burnham and the other leaders because they too have the concerns of health and well—being of the people of greater manchester and also, the economic well—being. so it is about getting the balance right about economic well—being as well as health and well—being and ijust hope that they arrange to continue to support and get it sorted and i'm sure they will. time is not on the side though. when you listen to sir patrick, we know how quickly you have to move it if, you want to bring down the number. how long can the strike—out for a shallow look, we made the decision here and that is something that had to be done. we knew that and it was a choice of is something that had to be done. we knew that and it was a choice oe choice knew t

the mayor of liverpool, joe anderson, has announced that his brother has died after contracting coronaviruserson said despite the efforts of all the intensive care staff in hospital in the city, his brother died last night. he thanked them, and asked people to "stick together, support each other and win this battle". if you want more details on what restrictions are in place where you live, our website... ..has the details. just enter your post code to find out more. there remains stalemate between leaders in greater manchester and the government over whether the regions should move into tier 3. let's talk now to our political correspondent — jonathan blake jonathan, some confusion as to whether it there is going to be contact between the mayor of manchester and the government. what if the you can tell us? it is a bit ofa if the you can tell us? it is a bit of a confusing picture. there has been a stand—off between downing street and the elected mayor of manchester over the last 48 hours. no talks between the two sides over what restrictions are appropriate and what restrictions the two sid

what i do think is right about what the northern leaders had to say including joe anderson, the governmentusiness until the end of this pandemic, however that may look. because if we don't do that, frankly, all the money we have spent already has been wasted. these northern mayors and northern mps, they are saying to the government, look, if you are not going through until the end there was no point starting us on the journey in the beginning. i support a lot of what rishi sunak has come out with and i think he has reacted well to these demands in the north of england where businesses have closed, the government will stand by them, but i have sympathy with the view of the mayors that this can't be the end of the story and this has to be part of an ongoing conversation looking at which businesses need supporting and when because frankly, across the northern powerhouse we need to make sure that the day after covid, we have an economy that can bounce back and that can lead britain out of recession. and play its part in restoring our uk and our economy. the government's agenda, and it was in t

just let me bring in joe anderson.ool, that kind of mixed picture on pushing back against the need for restrictions in northumberland. what do you think of that? do you think there needs to be, between those two areas, more subtle, nuanced decisions and is that easy to communicate and enforce ? that easy to communicate and enforce? it is certainly obvious and common sense but would tell you that there needs to be different approaches. glen has talked about northumberland and the wider area that it is. 70% of our houses in liverpool are terraced houses, said the virus spreads by human contact. people are more in human contact with each other in liverpool. we have got a lot of people. schools are back, students are back, people are back, students are back, people are back, students are back, people are back to work, and so the virus is more likely to spread. it is common sense that people in liverpool are bound to see higher rates of infection in the conscience trace and that people are rather than a rural setting. trace

within the last hour, the mayor of liverpool, joe anderson, has announced that his brother has died aftertracting coronavirus. on twitter, mr anderson said despite the efforts of all the staff in intensive care his brother died last night. he thanked them, and asked people to "stick together, support each other and win this battle". our health correspondent, katharine da costa is here. there are a lot of changes to take in this weekend, what does it all mean? for london, most of essex and york and other areas moving into the higher level, tier 2 it means no mixing indoors in private homes, clu bs mixing indoors in private homes, clubs and mixing indoors in private homes, clu bs a nd restau ra nts mixing indoors in private homes, clubs and restaurants but you can see up to six people outside and if you are in high a large area you can see people in a medium alert area but outside and that is to stop the virus spreading from household to household. this virus thrives on human contact whether people are not social distancing and mixing in pearly ventilated spaces. there are some exemptions,

buy—in from the local leaders, but as i said before, that is not necessarily a guarantee, and joe andersonking this morning, as we heard, he is saying that for liverpool, from what he understands, areas in liverpool and around the city are going to potentially beat be submitted to a tier—three restriction, as it is known, as downing street tries to simplify the system, where we could see pubs under lockdown, restaurants are still able to open up until 10pm, but we'll have to wait for the details on monday. the british medical association says people are in danger of losing faith in the government's measures due to what it calls ‘inconsistent‘ messaging. the organisation has called for tougher restrictions in england, including making face masks compulsory in workplaces, making people wear masks in all outdoor settings where two—metre distancing is not possible and toughening the rule of six so that only two households can meet. pubs and restaurants across the central belt of scotland have closed their doors for 16 days. opening hours and the sale of alcohol has also been limited across the

get by and from local leaders, but that is not necessarily a guarantee, as i said before, and joe andersonmorning, as we had, he is saying gnat from liverpool, as he understands, areas in liverpool and around liverpool are going to potentially be subjected to 83 direction, as it is known, as downing street has a zipper by the system, we could see pubs under lockdown, restaurants are still able to open up until 10pm but will have to open up until 10pm but will have to wait the details on monday. thank you very much jessica to wait the details on monday. thank you very muchjessica parker. we are expecting also the mayor of manchester, andy burnham, to be making a press conference in about an hourand a making a press conference in about an hour and a half. making a press conference in about an hourand a half. we making a press conference in about an hour and a half. we will bring about what happens. pubs and restaurants across the central belt of scotland have closed their doors for sixteen days. opening hours and the sale of alcohol has also been limited across the rest of the country. a pro

the labour mayor of liverpool, thank you, joe anderson and dr elisabetta groppelli, a viral adjust atardern made the announcement as she expressed confidence a second wave of infections in the city has been almost eliminated. 0ur correspondent shaimaa khalil in sydney says this is good news. in a few hours, new zealand's biggest city willjoin the rest of the country going into alert level one, which is basically no restrictions, and that is after ten consecutive days of no community transition of covid—19. the last six community cases from that outbreak that happened back in august have recovered, according to health officials. now, you remember, new zealand was celebrating being covid free for 100 days earlier in the year after that strict lockdown and the restrictions having eased, but then in august, another outbreak hit 0akland. the biggest the country has ever seen. 180 cases linked to that very cluster. and then 0akland went into lockdown. now, jacinda ardern has said that this cluster is now almost all completely eliminated, but 95% eliminated. about 95% eliminated. and that is

so that was joe anderson so that wasjoe anderson talking to me and it really gives a stark reminder again and around the world, and there? is fast approaching 6:20am. let's take a look at today's papers. "boris hit by red wall mps revolt" is the headline for the daily mail. the story is referring to the letter coordinated by a group of conservative mps, demanding that the prime minister sets out a road map out of lockdown for the north of england. the times leads with the same story — it says the group, led byjake berry, has urged the prime minister to give priority to infrastructure projects in the north of england. in response a downing street spokesman told the paper it was "absolutely committed to "levelling up across the country". the telegraph leads with new research suggesting immunity to coronavirus may only last for a few months — which could mean that any successful vaccine might have to be administered twice a year. the most—watched video on the bbc news website this morning is the story of former paratrooper john bream, who jumped from an aircraft into the sea without a parach

his brother is in intensive care with covid—19 and urged people to follow the rules to prevent joe andersonin the city, the first area to face the toughest local lockdown restrictions in england after being placed on a "very high" alert level.mr if we get any more updates on his condition we will of course bring them to you. and from midnight london is going into tier 2 — the high alert level of restrictions. 9 million people will no longer be able to meet other households in their homes or other indoor spaces. our special correspondent lucy manning reports on what it will mean for the capital. the uk's largest city, its busiest city is now going to get a lot quieter. tonight the last chance for some to meet together at homes, pubs, restaurants. whilst bookings are reasonable for that i am people are reasonable for that i am people are using this as a last hurrah going out with that thousands of cancellations over the next few weeks in our business. in central london. it's not just weeks in our business. in central london. it's notjust the economic cost but the personal one. at the school g

ok, we will have to leave it there, very good to talk to you, joe anderson, the mayor of liverpool.ising number of coronavirus cases. the prime minister told mps that every area of england would be placed into medium, high or very high alert levels. places listed as medium would be subject to the current rules. in the high alert category, household mixing would be banned indoors. in the very high alert areas, social mixing will be banned indoors and in private gardens, and pubs and bars would be closed. the prime minister and the chancellor of the exchequer are due to give a statement at 7pm tonight, which will be shown live on bbc one full stop between now and then, you will get reaction and analysis to this afternoon's announcement continuing on the bbc news channel. you are watching bbc news. and now it is time for a look at the weather with ben rich. good afternoon. it hasn't exactly been the brightest of starts to the new week, not the warmest of starts either. it is cool, cloudy, we have had some outbreaks of rain in many places. things are set to change through the coming wee

chris mason andi ago, i was talking to chris mason and i put to him that the mayor of liverpool, joe andersonks ago at least for the measures which we are expecting to be introduced in liverpool. and that really important local knowledge of people in an area, to see what is going on, that they can call for swift and direct action. you clearly sound as though you think there needs to be a lot more of that. absolutely, i have been warning that we are in the second wave for at least a month. we welcome any restrictions but it needs to come with the resources and support. just on the test and trace, how is that looking in the area that you look after at the moment?m how is that looking in the area that you look after at the moment? it is improving but it is not good enough. what we really need is, again, timeliness has become really critical. we want to know cases within 2a hours. sometimes it can ta ke within 2a hours. sometimes it can take six or eight days. i think we all have a role to play, it is not just about the test and trace programme itself, all of us need to do our bit, if we are symp

the mayor of liverpool, joe anderson, has just been tweeting in the last few minutes.ty, taking our brave police officers is unacceptable. 0ur health service is creaking, 300 in hospital and 30 people dead in a week. ignoring these factors why we are in tier three measures. we will talk to professor sirjohn curtis in a few minutes about people's attitudes to measures. if you are in a tier three area, do you behave in a tier three way? are people doing that? do people think they are too much or not enough, lots of discussion on that today. plans for tough new restrictions across northern ireland will be revealed this morning — it's likely that will include a four—week closure of pubs and restaurants. the measures will also include the closure of schools for two weeks — one of which would be during half term — although shops are expected to stay open. derry and strabane in northern ireland currently has the highest infection rate in the uk. 0ur ireland correspondent chris page is in belfast. good morning. talks on this went into the wee small hours at stormont, didn't th

people like andy burnham, joe anderson in liverpool and so on, they had said there has not been massiveuthorities and members of parliament come together to discuss what they believe restrictions should be in their area, last week one of the suggestions that came from lancashire council was able to seek ona lancashire council was able to seek on a rolling basis to close some secondary schools, that was opposed faintly by the members of parliament and did not happen —— that was opposed vehemently. unable equal basis —— on a weekly basis restrictions are being suggested to government, this has led to a massively confusing picture with people scratching their heads are not knowing what to do, it is right the government is coming forward with a simple, proportionate and clear national system which mid should be applied across the whole uk -- should be applied across the whole uk —— which in my opinion should be. it would require consent from the devolved administrations. in vast areas of the north, people do not understand the rules and making it up understand the rules and making it up as

joe anderson, we must leave it there but many thanks for your time. pital. well, as we've heard, millions of londoners will face new restrictions from midnight tomorrow. the capital, and essex, will move into the high level — banning any mixing of households indoors. london's mayor sadiq khan says the virus is spreading rapidly in every corner of the city — and insists the new measures are vital to save lives. 0ur correspondent anna 0'neill reports. cheering and applause. it was like piccadilly circus, in fact, it was. when pubs and clubs shut at 10pm last weekend people continued their night out on the street until police moved them on. like other london venues, the soho club gay has sacrificed much to stay open and the announcement today is adding more confusion as to what the new measures will mean. what we need is, is for the government to work with hospitality, work with other businesses, to make everybody safe, but to make things workable, and this tier two regulations are completely unworkable but nobody is working with us to make it workable. l

joe biden, anderson, and democrats are spending 6.8 million. in the final week in florida.me players to 2.9 million from the republicans in florida. they're being swamped. that does not include the $6 million michael bloomberg put in florida on behalf of biden. donald trump is realizing that his path to reelection has to be in winning some of those blue states leaning towards biden. and he's hoping some of the other states that had been more reliably sort of repeat that performance. >> how much money did they have left? clearly money is more of an issue for the trump's campaign. they're in a real cash crunch. it's one of the great stories of the campaign. the incumbent president, that's a huge advantage for him. he's been raising money since his inauguration day. in the last two or three months, joe biden has been walloping. the fubd fund-raising, biden and the democrats are just crushing him. >> david chalian. thank you. our gloria and david gergen. is it just a sign of confidence that the trump campaign has in florida, they don't need to spend the money there? >> no, i th

joe biden, anderson, and democrats are spending 6.8 million. they're being swamped.ot include the $6 million michael bloomberg put in florida on behalf of biden. donald trump is realizing that his path to reelection has to be in winning some of those blue states leaning towards my debid. and he's hoping some of the other states that had been more reliably sort of repeat that performance. >> how much money did they have left? clearly money is more of an issue for the trump's campaign. they're in a real cash krcrunch. the incumbent president, that's a huge advantage for him. in the last two or three months, joe biden has been walloping. biden and the democrats are just crushing him. >> david chalian. thank you. our gloria and david gergen. >> they are not flushed with money so they have to go to the anc. can you help with the bill for us for these ads? so they're splitting it with the national committee because they don't have the money themselves. look, where they spend their money as well as their travel as david was talking about is like the rosetta stones of the re

joe anderson, the mayor of liverpool, on this programme in the last hour, with this update. it looks like it could be more severe than what has happened in the big chunks of the north—east of england. torque for instance that what could happen is that pubs would only be able to give you a drink if you bought food. one mp leaving the meeting last night suggested maybe that pubs and restau ra nts night suggested maybe that pubs and restaurants would only be able to offer a takeaway service. none of this has yet been announced by the government, as we heard from joe anderson, meetings are still going on and there will be additional discussions this morning before any confirmation. this is the latest from the government. these are constantly being reviewed because obviously this is a dynamic situation. you get flare—ups of the virus in certain cities and certain towns and there is an ability for people locally to react to that, with these localised changes and lockdowns. i know that there is some discussions that i understand are going on about the situation in liverpool. but no

of course, yesterday we had from the liverpool labour city mayor joe anderson who was saying he expectedee, the most severe set of restrictions where you could see pub closures. it comes as john was saying is led by andy berman, the greater manchester mayor, setting it accompanying financial package that will come alongside these announcements made by the prime minister and rishi sunak, as not being enough. he was saying if you are on minimum wage in your place of work is being forced to close, being paid to those of your wages will not be enough to make ends meet. the government is saying it is offering an unprecedented level of financial support. it is only part of a package of measures. but as that argument rain —— may ramble on this week, at least tomorrow we will hear some confirmation as to exactly what is going on because millions of people across the country waiting to hear what level of restrictions they are going to be living under going forward in england. that weight will soon be over. —— wait. president trump has held his first public event since being hospitalised with covi

only thing that can save us is the american people go off in a overwhelming majority vote for joe biden. andersonwhat would it be? that would be the greatest thing. the greatest thing for america is joe biden win texas. it would blow this party up. the same moderate republicans would reemerge and i can see biden forming a national unity government that would include everyone from aoc to a few republicans on the other. the trumpers, donald jr. and sr. could go on fox and do their things and start throwing networks whatever they want. my real hope is that somehow, i will take georgia, anderson, because that would blow up this version of republican party and giver give us what we desperately need. we won't have a healthy liberal party. >> if biden wins texas t do y, think that's a shed moment for the republican party? >> that's what i am saying. if they lose texas, it would be such a shock to the system that it would be the same kind of shock two wins that obama gave them. trump just derailed that whole rethink of republicanism and turned it into the cult of trump which has been so unhealthy for the

whereas in lancashire, gyms are staying open but soft play and car—boot sales are closing and joe anderson is seeking urgent clarification as to why gyms in liverpool are having to close when they are not in lancashire. yes, it is hard to keep up. we will be back with you a little later but thank you very much. it appears that wales is facing a short lockdown — a so—called circuit breaker is expected to be announced in the next few days. the welsh government says there‘s a growing consensus that more measures are needed to control the virus. people in parts of the uk with high rates of covid—i9 are barred from travelling to wales from six o‘clock this evening. let‘s talk to wales‘ health and social care minister, vaughan gething. good afternoon. good afternoon. is ita good afternoon. good afternoon. is it a done deal, a so—called circuit breaker in wales? it is a clear possibility, we think it is likely to be needed. we are working through the detail of what it might look like. the advice has been published by sage, primarily directed to the uk government in england but our own welsh versi

whether the debate puts the map more something like this or if it still stays lopsided in joe biden's favor. anderson>> john, thanks very much. we are back with cnn's david axelrod and dana bash. david, do you think the vice president's comments on fracking, oil, and gas, are going to hurt him in states like texas? >> i'm sure he has supporters in those states who may have winced with the way he answered that question. but the position he's taken is very clear. it's in his platform. and that is to phase out fossil fuels over the next 30 years. he could have -- he could've worded it more artfully. and yes, in western pennsylvania, there are tens of thousands of people who are employed in the fracking industry. and they were potentially listening. and certainly, the president may turn this into ads very quickly. he's had a steady lead there, biden. he's a neighboring state. but this, you know, potentially a little bit of turbulence. overall, i think he feels good where he is. >> dana, it was clear whether or not -- sorry, go ahead, dana. >> no, i just want to add one -- one sort of anecdote about weste

anderson is being criticized by the proud boys leadership. >> so i hear you're running your mouth, phillip, and that's cool. >> reporter: joe biggs blasted anderson for poor planning and pledged a full proud boys rally for san francisco. >> you had no attendance. you had nobody show up. and the few that did were sorely outnumbered by the enemy. >> reporter: once again phillip anderson has been suspended from twitter, facebook and instagram for violating their standards on promoting his event in san francisco. on sunday the sfpd made an arrest in this attack, charging 35-year-old adora anderson of whatsonville with mayhem and a hate crime enhancement. >> a gofundme account to help anderson fix his teeth is now at $28,000. he says he'll use the extra to plan another rally. for the i-team, dan noyes, abc 7 news. ama? dion? >> dan, thank you so much. >>> san francisco police release new details and video today of a deadly officer-involved shooting. 21-year-old cesar vargas was shot and killed the night of october 10th. police say he tried to car jack a women. surveillance video shows him jump on the hood of her car. she also tells police he held a kn

the mayor of liverpool, joe anderson, was due to hold talks with borisjohnson's advisers at 10:30 this just with the clarity around what is happening, notjust with the lockdown and potentially being put in tier one or tier three, whatever way you look at it, but also about local schemes, so we will have that conversation with government sometime today. it is for 30 pm. do you want those restrictions put in sooner rather than later? because they're talking about enhancing the next week which allows a whole weekend of people being able to go about. first and foremost, i think the lack of communication with us has been disappointing. what evidence they use around targeting hospitality sector, if indeed that is the case, and we hear that today, we just do not know, and there is a lot of pressure from bench mps, leaders like myself, who are saying we do not believe the lockdown in terms of 10pm curfew on bars and restaurants is working. we would like to see the evidence of that. so we will try to get a bit of clarity around that, but i think i am delighted that we have had the chancellor, r

joe anderson, thank you very much forjoining us.ose from 4.1 to 4.5% in the three months to august. around 1.5 million people were unemployed during that period. the total number of workers on company payrolls has fallen by nearly 700,000 since the start of the pandemic in march. let's speak to our business presenter, ben thompson. yes, you are right, and it is worth pointing out that that 4.5% is up to the three months ending in august, but it is worth pointing out that up to the end of august, many people are still having their wages supplemented by the government as pa rt supplemented by the government as part of the folau scheme. so there is concern about that winding down, it will be replaced by the job support scheme, but that is less generous, so there are concerns that the unemployment rate could rise much further as employers have to contend with rising costs and the lack of business. we know that further restrictions, as you have just discussed, been put on many businesses around the country, which could mean that they hav

for the mayor, joe anderson, the crisis became very personal when his brother bill died with the virusth him. and both bill and his wife had covid. jenny, i‘m glad to say, is fine now — but, of course, the loss of bill is a great blow to us all, because six weeks prior to that, we‘d lost my brother through cancer. so it‘s been a traumatic time, to say the least. and tell us about bill, because he was notjust your brother, but he provided for you, as well. we had a reasonably tough upbringing. my father was in the merchant navy, but very seldom worked. he was an alcoholic. bill went away to sea when he was 16, but provided for the family, sending money allotments, as they were called, to my mum. that kept us going. so i always looked up to him. he was somebody that inspired me, somebody that was, you know... somebody that gave, as i said, more to this world than he ever took out. he‘ll be sadly missed. been overwhelmed by the messages of support. had he had covid for a while? had he been ill for a little while? he was taken into hospital on the friday afternoon, around about two o‘clock

the regional mayor and the mayor of liverpool, steve rotherham, and joe anderson, worked very closely we want to put in place this week with greater manchester. clearly to do that most effectively necessitates a deal with the local leaders themselves, rather than government simply stepping in and imposing it. that will be much more effective, because people in greater manchester want a single, coordinated public health message, and that is what the prime minister is keen to do, that is why we have gone to so much trouble to try to reach an agreement with local leaders. i hope that they will today come forward, support us, and that we can reach that sort of agreement. if not, then we will have to consider other options, because of this to the government has overarching responsibility to protect people in all parts of the country, including in greater manchester, but that, doing so by imposition has never been our desired approach. but it is something you would consider?” think we have to consider all options, because at the end of the day, we are the government of the united kingdom, w

we've got a situation where the virus is out of control and something has to be done. 0bviously, joe anderson in his area and sir keir starmer is calling for a circuit breaking mini lockdown of two to three weeks which would be across the whole of england, not discriminate against particular areas. the government arguing those areas. the government arguing those areas with low rates shouldn‘t suffer and are sticking to a regional approach. we talked about the london mps having a briefing this morning foster mps from greater manchester and lancashire will also have a briefing. we will hear from matt hancock whether any other areas will move to tighter restrictions at 11:30. 0k, thank you for that update. iain watson. germany and france have announced new coronavirus control measures. in france, there will be a night—time curfew for paris and eight other cities. germany, meanwhile, has recorded its highest number of infections since the start of the pandemic, and bars will now be forced to close early. there will also be limits on people meeting in areas with rising numbers of cases. simonjones

>> reporter: well, the campaign is taking this very seriously, anderson. and joeere in wilmington though he was not tested today for coronavirus he will be tested tomorrow morning. we are told biden will be tested regularly for covid-19. one official saying that it will be after every trip that he takes as they want to ensure that his health and safety are still doing well. you know, the biden campaign has structured a lot of their campaign events in order to adhere to health and safety protocols. he's always wearing a mask at most occasions. there are socially distant style events. and campaign aides believe this method of campaigning allows for him to be able to stay out on the trial right now despite these covid diagnoses for the president and some in his orbit. on thursday he's also traveling to arizona where he'll be joined by his running mate kamala harris, and the campaign says they'll continue to adhere to this model they've put in place for campaigning as safely and in a healthy manner to ensure not just his health and safety are protected but also those

anderson, remember, our big poll finding of debate watchers. joe biden won this debate.n it, 53% to 39%. that's the basic question. who won the debate? but now, i want to show you the gender gap. because this is what we see in this race, everywhere. how women are powering joe biden's position in this race. look among the female debate watchers. 60% say that biden won. only 35% say trump won. when you look at the male, debate watch frs, debate watchers, it splits almost evenly. 47% said biden won. 44% said trump won. look at the issue set that got discussed tonight. biden wins on climate change, 67-29. race and equality, 62% to 35%, biden. coronavirus, a biden strength, 57% to 41%. foreign policy, nearly even. 50% biden, 48% trump. and look at the economy. donald trump has a huge lead among these debate watchers about who would better handle the economy. 56% say trump. 44% say biden. i imagine that's tied to some of the conversation you just heard dana and abby and jake having about that oil answer that the biden campaign is trying to clean up. but that is a trump strengt

. >> reporter: the andersons are both democrats leaning, they say, toward joe biden. >> i'm like hisrofessionalism. i like that he's had experience in the white house as vice president. >> if you're sitting here talking to joe biden and president trump, what would you want to tell them right now? >> consider our family think of it on a personal level as if it was happening to you or your son, daughter, sister, or brother, and how would it make you feel if they were struggling day to day. >> reporter: a major flashpoint for both candidates, those continuing covid restrictions. >> i will end this i will make sure we have a plan. >> all he talks about is shutdowns. no, we're not going to shut down. >> reporter: citing improving covid number, last months bars were allowed to reopen in nevada at 50% capacity. so how long were you actually closed >> so we actually were closed twice. >> reporter: we spoke to bar owner derek stonebarger. >> i was living my american dream and it was literally taken away. >> reporter: who says he's slowly bouncing back. >> we took a loan, which i expected we w

joe biden. and if i have one wish. anderson, if you were my genie and you said, tom, you get one wish.uld it be that would be the greatest thing for america? the greatest thing for america would be is if joe biden won texas, because if joe biden won texas, it would break this fever in the republican party. it would blow that party up. the same moderate republicans, i think, would reemerge. i could see them, biden actually forming a national unity government that would include everyone from aoc, you know, on one side, to a few republicans on the other. we might actually get back to a national-unity government. and the trumpers, donald jr. and donald sr. and the whole clown car can go off on fox and do their thing, start their own network, whatever they want. but my real hope is if, somehow, texas, i'll even take georgia, i'll even take georgia, anderson, because that would blow up this version of the republican party. and give us what we desperately need, which is a truly conservative party, not trump because we won't have a healthy liberal party if we don't have a healthy conservative

anderson, it is about that local news coverage. joeiden goes and does an event, that's valuable coverage and he can do some local interviews on the ground. he can also stop in the local store and again with social distance and with a mask on. he'll doll it every time according to guidelines. he travels with folks who advise him on every bit of the local guidelines, state and city to make sure the campaign is following it by the letter of the law. that's not what donald trump is doing. >> clearly. thank you very much. more of the president's rallies coming up and i will talk to a trump's supporter and who used to not wear a mask and thought the virus was a hoax then the virus hit him and his family in a tragic way. introducing voltaren arthritis pain gel. the first full prescription strength non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel... available over the counter. voltaren is powerful arthritis pain relief in a gel. voltaren. the joy of movement. and a majority of americans. say the vote for the next supreme court justice should wait till afte

he saw how joe focused on the american people and never on himself. andersons an opportunity to make a dark contract with president trump who's the opposite of joe biden. i think president obama obviously is immensely popular. he's the perfect person to have out there on the campaign trail as we enter into the final two weeks of the election. >> if president obama wins, what happens? >> president obama wins? >> if president trump wins, what do the next four years look like? i can't imagine. everyday we'll reach a new low and how can we go any lower? i don't know if our country is recognizable domestically and as pol polarized as this president tries to make us. we are no longer the envy of the world and the beacon of hope. the people around the world feeling sorry for us and confused. it is the most important election of our lifetime and the american people understand that which is why you see so many people are turning out and people are making plans to vote and there is a conversation everywhere you go, are you going to vote and how are you going to do it sa

joe biden biden advantage. democrats can look all of this and say, anderson, okay, that's a good thing.p some battleground state polls and compare them to a couple of years ago. move it over here a little bit like this. here we go. so right now joe biden does have a lead. ten points nationally. he is leading in a lot of battleground states and competitive in states that hillary clinton lost in 2016. but let's compare joe biden right now in wisconsin, up eight points. hillary clinton at this point was up seven. joe biden is up a little bit in ohio right now. hillary clinton trailed. that's a strength for biden, but still pretty close. look at pennsylvania, joe biden's lead is nine, but hillary clinton was up six at this point four years ago. north carolina is about the same. florida, let me move this down a little wit bit. florida, hillary clinton was more at this point than joe biden is now. democrats say, let's get texas. well, they said that four years ago, too, and it didn't turn out. so if you look at the horse race polls, everyone needs to be careful. we got 12 days to go. if you l

. >> reporter: the andersons are both democrats leaning they say towards joe biden. >> i like his professionalism. i like that he's had experience in the white house as vice president. >> if you were sitting here talking to joe biden and president trump, what would you want to tell them right now? >> consider our family think about it on a personal level as if it was happening to you or your son, daughter, sister or brother and how would it make you feel if they were struggling day-to-day. >> reporter: a major flashpoint for both candidates, those continuing covid restrictions. >> i will end this i will make sure we have a plan. >> all he talks about is shutdowns no, we are not going to shutdown. >> reporter: citing improving covid numbers last month bars were allowed to reopen in nevada at 50% capacity how long were you actually closed? >> we actually were closed twice >> reporter: we spoke to bar owner darrick. >> i was living my american dream and it was just literally just taken away. >> reporter: who says he's slowly bouncing back. >> we took a loan and that's something that i never expected

anderson. we lean it blue right now. it's one of the reasons we have joe biden across the finish line with a handful of days to go because he is rewriting the map. he is getting wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania. they're leaning blue. they went red in 2016. arizona's been a republican state. you have to go back to bill clinton. we lean it blue right now, which is why president trump's trying to get it back. he is in a hard race to try to find some way to get to 270. that's why he is there. but i want to switch maps to 2016. it was pretty close, not as close as pennsylvania, wisconsin, and michigan. but 49 to 45.5. here is the battle. maricopa county is 60% plus of the state. guess what, anderson? the suburbs are already turning against trump. you have a lot of latino voters in arizona. you were just talking about coronavirus. give me one second here. look at this overlay, when i bring you back to the state of arizona. the red is bad about the coronavirus. look at all of this coronavirus. one of the states especially hardest hit. so the demographics of

joe biden and donald trump will earn those state by state, and cnn's john king spoke to anderson cooperut the possible paths to victory. >> let's say joe biden has a shaky debate or donald trump has a particularly strong debate. the biden campaign should come out of that thinking we need to protect. one scenario you think of is the president takes away the toss up states, iowa, ohio, north carolina, georgia, florida. the president could even flip arizona back to him. he won those states in 2016, perfectly with the realm if he comes out momentum. protect wisconsin, michigan, and pennsylvania, the three most spoken words in presidential politics, wisconsin, michigan and biden would protect them. what if biden thinks he has a strong debate. they come out of the debate thinking not only do we have the money, we had a strong debate. then you start thinking about this, number one, you think not only do you have money, michael bloomberg is spending money in florida for you. priority usa super pac money, all of these democratic senate candidates are blowing the candidate away in fundraising. th

he saw how joe focused, singularly, on the american people and never on himself. but, andersonit's also an opportunity to make a pretty stark contrast with president trump. who is the opposite of joe biden. and i think president obama's obviously immensely popular, not just within the democratic party but, all across our country. and he is the perfect person to have out there on the campaign trail as we enter into the final two weeks of the election. >> if president obama wins, what happens? i mean -- >> if president obama wins? >> i mean, excuse me. excuse me. if president trump wins, what do the next four years look like? >> honestly, i just can't imagine. you know, every day, i think we've reached a new low. and how will we go any lower? i don't know that our country is recognizable, both domestically, as polarized as this president has tried to make us. and internationally, where we are no longer the envy of the world. no longer that beacon of hope. but people around the world feel sorry for us. they're confused. and we have given up the important leadership role that took

anderson. we're alsojoined from new caledonia by tuna behavioural ecologist joe scutt—phillips.injob but you became involved in the tagging of the fish. talk us through how that works because they can get pretty big, can't they? yes. they definitely get big. we we re they definitely get big. we were not working with the largest class sizes, they can break largest class sizes, they can brea k two largest class sizes, they can break two metres if they are allowed to swim in freedom until their long life is done. we work with 1's where, if we get, you know, 110 centimetres thatis get, you know, 110 centimetres that is a big fish. either so you have that coming up on a rod and reel which is an exciting experience or, heaven forbid, it comes up in one of oui’ forbid, it comes up in one of our other forms of collecting them, which i dangle as that was our primary format we have to haul them in by hand over the side from a fixed hook. it gets to be very physical and very moment at a time when you have a big fish coming in one after another over the rail like that. it is very wonderful

joe biden win. >> all right. thank you very much, jeff zeleny. thanks to all of you. anderson starts now. >>> good evening. thanks for being with us. one of the president's staunchest supporters and closest campaign advisers, the man who prepped him for the debate in cleveland and caught covid soon after has broken with the president on it. former new jersey governor chris christie did not directly fault the president for his contracting the vierts, he takes serious issue, as you'll see, with the president's conduct in the face of what was once again a rapidly-growing pandemic. no one should be happy to get the virus, governor christie said in a statement obtained by cnn, and no one should be cavalier about being infected or infecting others. now, before we get to rest of his remarks. take a look. this is the seven-day moving average of new coronavirus infections in the country. about 50,000 a day and climbing of what will be a new peak toward april. cases will cross the 8 million mark and deaths will top 218,000. here's how it looks on the map. cases climbing in 35 states. steady in 12. fall falling in ju

. >> anderson, 20 days out, the math is indisputable. joeeads comfortab comfortably, joe biden at 290. takes 270 to win. the president is at 73 which means he has a long way to go. let's start by looking at that. if you look at the campaign travel this week, kamala harris in washington for the supreme court hearing, joe biden visiting florida, north carolina and pennsylvania. yes, he needs pennsylvania. these other states, joe biden does not need him. he's on offense, not defense. all states republicans carry, all states are in losing in 2020. yes, the president came back in 2016 and republicans believe that he can pull off another miracle. look at this. ten recent battleground, what's missing? >> joe biden with a big lead in w wisconsin and michigan. and iowa is a tie. if you look at the battleground polling, are you saying the president having momentum? let's come back to this map. here is what's striking. the golds are our toss ups now. >> so let's put it up the map, joe biden can win the presidency without winning florida or north caroli

. >> it was a tremendous night for joe, kamala, and the democrats, anderson, because where we are in nce last week, the polls have gone sharply for joe. by five in iowa, which is a state that trump won by almost nine points in 2016. so, anything that did not fundamentally change the dynamic of this race is an enormous win for the democrats. and nothing happened, tonight, to change the fact that joe and kamala have a significant lead heading into the final days. >> how do you see it? >> well, let me -- let me just start by saying i -- i know mike pence. i've met mike pence. i've interviewed mike pence. and at one time, i found him very impressive. tonight, he made my skin crawl. and i think showed that you can be insulting, without using insults. you know, the constant interruptions, the man-splaining, the condescending to both of the women on that stage tonight. and to not answering questions, the gas lighting, i found infuriating. and if you are looking for the reasons why white, suburban women have been leaving the republican party, in droves, yes, it's the chaos, the confusion, the