john winters joins us now. great to have you with us. why now? s been in the making? and tell us about the timing of the launch. john: thanks for having me on. we think -- we have been building superhero over the last 2.5 years. while it may seem like an overnight success, it has taken a lot of work behind the scenes to bring you a product that resonates with the market and is in high demand for today's market. successful the expect to take up when it comes to retail, and what are the risks, in particularly with the regulatory front, given we have seen similar concerns about the reflux of retail being a pretty big part of what we have seen going on in the u.s. market? john: look, i think the risk is well understood in retail investing. we're not creating something new in that sense. it is a well-formed industry that in australia has been around for 20 to 25 years. but we have engaged with the regulators and with the asx on building this product, and i think if we can offer a product that makes investing more accessible, then i think that is a win-

>> it's extremely worrisome, john, and the reason is that we should be heading into the fall and wintern people are going to be indoors, when we could potentially have the convergence of flu and covid-19. we want that baseline to be as low as possible. but as you described, we are trending in the wrong direction, not only are we seeing the number of cases and new infections increase, we're also seeing test positivity on the upswing as well which means two things. it means that we do have many more new infections, but it also means that we're not testing nearly enough so every one case that's detected could be the ka na canary in the coal mine. all of this is against a backdrop of removing restrict n restrictions further in many states that are undergoing upswings and students are coming back to school and universities and k through 12 institutions. there's much more mobility and i'm afraid quarantine fatigue is setting in so i really worry about the trend and i hope that everyone will keep in mind just how contagious this virus is, and that we have to continue to be on guard and do ever

and can get it and there's no question we can see greatly increasing cases this winter if we don't really quite quickly john let's take a look now at the race for a vaccine which is ongoing russia has registered sputnik 5 as the world's 1st maxine against a chronic virus a lot of scientists say it is too early for widespread use let's take a look. washing his hands multiple times a day just one of a series of hygiene measures godparent undertakes the doctor doesn't want to take any chances with coronavirus but he knows a vaccine would offer the best protection against covert 19 that's why he's volunteered to take part in testing a new russian one. we should push to both of those and someone has to do it with. an interest without clinical trials and there are no medicines in the effectiveness of his vaccine can only be evaluated in the 3rd phase of clinical trials. the stage 3 trials began 3 weeks ago but the. exene which has been named sputnik 5 was already licensed in august before they began and mass inoculation in russia is planned for later this year something numerous experts have sharply criticized th

and can get it and there's no question we can see greatly increasing cases this winter if we don't really quite quickly johnlet's take a look now at the race for a vaccine which is ongoing now russia has registered sputnik 5 as the world's 1st maxine against a current a virus a lot of scientists say it is too early for widespread use let's take a look. washing his hands multiple times a day just one of a series of hygiene measures godparent undertakes the doctor doesn't want to take any chances with corona virus but he knows a vaccine would offer the best protection against covert 19 that's why he's volunteered to take part in testing a new russian one. we'll put the bulls in someone has to do it with. an interest without clinical trials and there are no medicines in the effectiveness has that seen or can only be evaluated in the 3rd phase of clinical trials. this stage 3 trials began 3 weeks ago but the. exene which has been named sputnik 5 was already licensed in august before they began and mass inoculation in russia is planned for later this year something numerous experts have sharply criticized the ru

think we managed to avoid something that looks like march and april as we go through the winter in europe? john that was a 25% to 35% hit to the economy as long as it went on so it is essential for these western european countries to avoid it. it is almost a surprise it has picked up as quickly as it has. i think you can see that in policymakers' response. the closest equivalent would be florida, arizona, california, and texas in the u.s.. they managed to bring down the infection rate with relatively limited measures. only limited impact on the mobility and activity data. it is really that template european countries will be looking for. as soon as one of them cracks it, it will give much more comfort to the market that others can follow suit. a lot of that will be targeting areas where infections are happening, so in the u.k., nearly half of infections are related to education, university and schools. care homes are a lot more difficult to deal with, but areas where they need to start to target incrementally to get that below zero. anna: john roe, legal and general investment management head o

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winter is coming. >> yeah, good morning, john. the grim milestone of 200,000 deaths hasn't stopped the president from patting himself on the back. that's despite 40,000 new cases every single day. the president's own health experts are warning, we're not out of the woods just yet. president trump spoke to a packed campaign rally in pittsburgh, giving himself top marks for his administration's handling of the pandemic as the nation reached a heartbreaking milestone. >> we did an -- we did an a plus job, except we decade "d" job in terms of public relations, explaining it, because we were too busy doing it. >> reporter: in reality, the coronavirus has killed over 200,000 people in the u.s. since march and health experts stress it didn't have to be this way. >> if we had done what a large number of other countries have done, take the virus seriously, implement public health measures, 80, 90% of those people would be alive today. that is a tragedy. and it's a travesty. >> democratic presidential nominee joe biden tweeting, there's a d

can get it and there's no question we can see greatly increasing cases this winter if we don't act really quite quickly john let's take a look now at the race for the vaccine which is ongoing rationals registered sputnik 5 as the world's 1st maxine against a chronic virus a lot of scientists say it is too early for widespread use let's take a look. he washing his hands multiple times a day just one of a series of hygiene measures and godparent undertakes the doctor doesn't want to take any chances with corona virus but he knows a vaccine would offer the best protection against covert 19 that's why he's volunteered to take part in testing a new russian one. and someone has to do it. without clinical trials there are no medicines. the effectiveness of his vaccine can only be evaluated in the 3rd phase of clinical trials. the stage 3 trials began 3 weeks ago but the vaccine which has been named sputnik 5 was already licensed in august before they began and mass inoculation in russia is planned for later this year something numerous experts have sharply criticized the russian government has rejected the critici

can get it and there's no question we can see greatly increasing cases this winter if we don't have to really quite quickly john let's take a look now at the race for the vaccine which is ongoing right now is registered but next 5 as the world's 1st maxine against a chronic virus a lot of scientists say it is too early for widespread use let's take a look. he washing his hands multiple times a day just one of a series of hygiene measures and godparent undertakes the doctor doesn't want to take any chances with corona virus but he knows a vaccine would offer the best protection against covert 19 that's why he's volunteered to take part in testing a new russian one. someone has to do it. without clinical trials there are no medicines in the effectiveness of his vaccine can only be evaluated in the 3rd phase of clinical trials. the stage 3 trials began 3 weeks ago but the vaccine which has been named sputnik 5 was already licensed in august before they began and mass inoculation in russia is planned for later this year something numerous experts have sharply criticized the russian government has rejected the criti

winter to come. >> florida's test positive rate per johns hopkins is around 11%.tapose that at 11% so it's far too high to feel any degree of control. they acted impunity towards science and public health. his state suffered a massive number of deaths previously. >> i think they're ranked third in the country. >> yeah, and they're just going to keep adding to that. they have a very at-risk population that steeps into the older population, this can only end badly. >> dr. robert davidson, thank you so much for your time this morning. much-needed warning. we appreciate it. >>> new polling is out from the nine states that could determine the outcome in november. steve kornacki joins us from the big board next. so you only pay for what you need? just get a quote at libertymutual.com. really? i'll check that out. oh yeah. i think i might get a quote. not again! aah, come on rice. do your thing. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ start your day with secret. secret stops sweat 3x more than ordinary antiperspirants. with secret, you're unst

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measures simon health minister german health minister yes john is expected to announce a new workroom now a strategy of plans for the fall and a winter when do we expect to expect another cycle of a lock downs to be announced. well not immediately what they're talking about the health minister ian spawn's saying today he wants a program of so-called fever surgeries fever clinics special opening hours where people with corona symptoms suspected krone symptoms or respiratory problems could go to avoid effectively meeting with other members of the general public who may just be visiting the doctor for other reasons to avoid spreading infections in that way they're also talking about a massive program of quick testing particularly for care homes rolling out millions of quick saliva tests that would give a result within 20 minutes so the health minister says germany's health system is still able to deal with the infections at the moment but they're worried because all the neighboring countries around germany have got higher infection rates and of course that may that may effect the infection rates here going forward but that saliva test t

it's also winter weight, but a soldier would have been wearing flannel long johns with that shirt and it was part of that uniform. it had to be button. and so you're wearing that. you would have been wearing woollen pants, and an almost useless woollen cap. and the evidence in the shoes, by the way, leather soles. and the shoes would have been hideously uncomfortable. and you'll notice the sole was not sewed on. they were pegged on as little pegs. but, yeah, there's evidence you would have seen these soldiers and i've read a lot of letters they were just dying of thirst. they have a very low capacity canteen, and you would have seen people dropping from heatstroke. >> in your mind, in your research is gettysburg still considered the major turning point, or do you see it as being something else, another set of circumstances? >> yes, i would say it would be the big turning point. i know some people would disagree but gettysburg was a desperate prove by the confederacy, robert e. lee trying to get a victory on home soil. and his biggest purpose for that would have been to bring in europe

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want to come play i didn't know half the stuff and jon winters music is really difficult to play on the horn and it was so incredible to play to play john williams under the battle of john williams i mean it must have been like that in beethoven's day to play beethoven's 5th symphony under beethoven himself i mean that's probably how the home players felt then too so you went there kind of as a journalist and ended up playing a job ok we've got a clip of john williams from a world without beethoven let's check it out. even the greatest modern day film composer makes clever use of beethoven formula. as a movie goer i could not imagine a world without john williams and this is what we're talking about today a world without without beethoven it's also impossible to imagine this hard to imagine what would life be like if we'd never seen a rainbow you know the 2nd symphony in the 3rd movement. and then the trumpets. and then he took this. and then he goes into the interview i see assure. you sure. we saw your turn mark and we've always wondered if that was the precursor to the jewels i think so i think i think they did in swimming. i thought

winter weight. but a soldier would have been wearing really long johns with a linen shirt and that coat, and you couldn't leave it unbuttoned. it was part of the uniform. you're wearing that. you would have been wearing woollen pants and almost useless woollen cap. and the shoes, by the way, leather soles and the shoes would have been uncomfortable. you'll notice they were not -- the sole was not sewn on. they were pegged on with little pegs. if you want to see that. there's evidence that you would have seen these soldiers. i've read a lot of letters where they were dying of thirst. you would have seen people dropping from heatstroke. >> since this is nationally televised, i'm going to ask you the million-dollar question. in your mind and research, is gettysburg still considered the major turning point or do you see it as being something else or another set of circumstances? >> yes, i would say it would be the big turning point. it's -- i know some people would disagree. but gettysburg was a desperate mood by the confederacy of trying to get a major victory on northern home soil. and his biggest purpose

want to come play i didn't know half the stuff and jon winters music is really difficult to play on the horn and it was so incredible to play to play john williams under the battle of john williams i mean it must have been like that in beethoven's day to play beethoven's 5th symphony under beethoven himself i mean that's probably how the home players felt and to see what their kind of as a journalist and ended up playing a game or a job ok we've got a clip of john williams from a world without beethoven let's check it out. even the greatest modern day film composer makes clever use of beethoven formula. as a movie goer i could not imagine a world without john williams and this is what we're talking about today a world without without beethoven it's also impossible to imagine this hard to imagine what would life be like if we'd never seen a rainbow you know the 2nd symphony in the 3rd movement. and then the trumpets. and then even this. well. and then it goes into the icy assured cause. i want you sure. we saw your turn mark and we've always wondered if that was the precursor to the jewel thief i think so i think i think they'd been swim

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john lawrence reports. >>americans are advised to roll up their sleeves and get a flu shot this year, the fall in the winter of 2020 in 2021, i'm going to probably one of the most difficult times that we've experienced and the american that's because of a double threat. the flu and covid-19. although some parts of the u.s. are seen new coronavirus cases drop unfortunately. >>where in a much higher level than we were in the weeks before the july 4th holiday so i don't think it will take much to really bring us back up to 70,000. >>new cases a day medical experts are working on a covid-19 vaccine. and the white house says it may be ready before the end of the year we're going to a vaccine very soon maybe even before a very special day, you know what talking about democratic presidential candidate joe biden is leery about the president's claim aren't true. experts say a vaccine is unlikely before 2021. and health officials stress the importance of staying vigilant. many of the physical distancing and public health and social measures that have been put in place which keep keeps people apart. >>may have actuall

winter weight. but a soldier would've been wearing really long johns with a linen shirt and that coat and he couldn't leave it unbuttoned. it was part of the informant had to be button. see wearing that, you would've been wearing wool in pants and and it almost useless swollen cap. the evidence in the shoes by the way, leather soles and issues would've been hideously uncomfortable. you notice that the sole was not sold on it was pegged on with little pegs. if you want to see that. yeah there's evidence that you would've seen the soldiers. i've read a lot of letters where they were just dying of thirst. at a very low capacity canteen and you would've seen people dropping from heatstroke. >> since this is nationally televised, and ask you the million dollar question. in your mind, in your research, it's gettysburg still considered a major turning point or do you see it as something else, another set of circumstances? >> yes, i would say it would be the big turning point. i know some people would disagree but gettysburg was a desperate move by the confederacy, robert e. lee, trying to get a major victor

winter. we know how to combat it and there are more potential treatments now. >> thanks very much. johnkins university reports another 921 americans died yesterday from coronavirus. we're showing you some pictures coming in from louisville, kentucky. we'll go there and get an update on the protests that have developed over a grand jury decision not to directly charge any police officers in this shooting death of breonna taylor. ♪ ♪ smooth driving pays off with allstate the safer you drive the more you save ♪ you've never been in better hands allstate click or call for a quote today allstate it's totally not the same without you. we miss your "let's do this" look, the sound of your laugh cry screams, and how you make every day here the best day ever. we can't wait to get you back so we've added temp checks, face coverings, social distancing and extra sanitizing to get the good times going again. we're finally back... and can't wait until you are too. buy now and get two days free at the parks. restrictions apply. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >> we want to welcome our viewers in the uni

that is according to johns hopkins university, and that number is expected to climb even higher. here in the united states experts are warning of a tough fall and winterhead. the 21 states in red and orange are reporting a rise in new cases. it's feared that as people spend more time indoors, those case numbers will spike again. india's confirmed cases are also rising rapidly. the country's health ministry now saying its count has now surpassed 6 million and we will have a live report from the indian capital in just a moment. >>> first, in the united kingdom, hundreds of university students have been locked down in their dorms after a spike in confirmed cases on some campuses. universities in glasgow, scotland, and manchester, england, are among those affected. they are told they must self-isolate. cnn's scott mcclain has been tracking this in london. good to see you, scott. who is going to feed and look after all of these students that need to self-isolate and how is the government dealing with how it's handling the pandemic. >> reporter: good question, at least in the question of manchester, 1700 students. the university and city council says the ne

john lawrence reports. >>americans are advised to roll up their sleeves and get a flu shot this year the fall in the winter of 2020 in 2021 of the probably one of the most difficult times that we've experienced and the american that's because of a double threat. the flu and covid-19. although some parts of the u.s. are seen new coronavirus cases drop unfortunately. >>where in a much higher level than we were in the weeks before the july 4th holiday so i don't think it will take much to really bring us back up to 70,000. >>new cases a day medical experts are working on a covid-19 vaccine. and the white house says it may be ready before the end of the year we're going to have is a vaccine very soon maybe even before a very special day, you know what talking about democratic presidential candidate joe biden is leery about the president's claim aren't true. experts say a vaccine is unlikely before 2021. and health officials stress the importance of staying vigilant. many of the physical distancing and public health and social measures that have been put in place which keep keeps people apart. >>may have actual

winter and fall. vaccines could start in november or december. let's discuss now. mark mckinnon is here, former adviser to president george w. bush and john mccain and the executive producer of "the circus." also susan glasser, the staff writer for "the new yorker," and tim o'brien, senior columnist for bloomberg opinion. good to see all of you. thank you so much for joining. president trump is telling these wild stories tonight about voter fraud, a rigged election, baseless claims. they've consumed him all week. so at this point, he thinks lying is the only way that he can win this election? >> well, i mean, frankly, he wouldn't be talking so much about a rigged election if he wasn't concerned is that he was going to lose it. look, this is trump's playbook. it's been his playbook in every election year that he's talked about publicly. in fact, he said the 2018 election was going to be rigged. he said that the 2016 election was going to be rigged. you know, he still was casting doubt on the results of the 2016 election, even after he won it. so it's not unfamiliar for donald trump to be questioning the legitimacy of this institution along

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johns hopkins university. more than 203,000 people have been killed by the virus. dr. fauci raising concerns about fighting covid as we head into the fall and winter>> if you look at some of the super spreading type things that have occurred, almost all of them occurred in indoor situations. you're going to have to do a lot of things indoors out of necessity of temperature. and i'm afraid with that being the case, if we don't carefully follow the guidelines, the other guidelines, the masking, the distance, the crowds, that we may see another surge. >> reporter: casewise california is the first state to surpass 800,000 confirmed coronavirus cases. despite the state's rising infections, florida governor ron desantis says the state was moving into phase three of reopening, allowing restaurants and bars to fully reopen. desantis also said he expects the state to host a full super bowl by this february. >> i also want to be able to show we're going to be able to host the super bowl in february. we expect to do a full super bowl. and we're going to show that we're going to be able to do that. >> reporter: new york city mayor bill de blasio announced the

johns hopkins university, more than 203,000 people have been killed by the virus. dr. fauci also raising concerns about fighting covid as we head into the fall and winter. >> if you look at some of the superspreading type liengs thth have occurred almost all of them have occurred in indoor situations. you're going to have to do a lot of things indoors with the necessity of the temperature. with that being the case if we don't care fully follow the guidelines, the masking, the distance, the crowds, we may see another surge. >> the first state to surpass 800,000 confirmed coronavirus cases, the florida governor ron desantis says the state is moving into phase three of reopening, allowing restaurants and bars to fully reopen. desantis also said he expects the state to host a full super bowl by this february. >> i also want to be able to show we're going to be able to host the super bowl in february. we expect to do a full super bowl and we're going to show that we're going to be able to do that. >> reporter: meantime new york city mayor bill de blasio announced that the city's outdoor dining will be permanent. new york deputy mayor crediting it with savin

john philip schultz reports from spain. pitcher who runs a kite surfing school of the spanish island deflector ventura after months of coronavirus restrictions she's now hoping for winter vacation as some tropical climate is pleasant in the colder months and it's nearly always windy i hear and i should arrive. so we we have a lot of reservations i mean not like. for long. more like asking for information how this situation is looking like but i know there are a lot of people from all over europe interested in coming here and i hope it can be possible for everybody. to call bello is less optimistic although his restaurant further inland is doing well the hotels side of the business has collapsed because tourists have been avoiding travel to spain he's already had to let several employees go. they were really good employees they always did a good job one of them ended up on the streets without work and without any form of support i think the situation could get even worse people's fear runs deep it's going to be difficult to recover from. this. about 2 thirds of all workers and what have been to relief from tourism the crisis is hitting african and south american migrant

winter sally quinn thanks so much for watching. >> weeknights this month -- as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span 3. and today it's a look at history through film. filmmaker johniscuss the history of nonfiction films on television from late 19th century comes edison films to 21st century reality tv. watch tonight starting at eight eastern. and then join american history tv this weekend and every weekend on c-span 3. treasury secretary -- testified tuesday morning about the ongoing coronavirus response. that's live from the house financial services committee at 10:30 eastern here on c-span 3. later on in the day the senate panel investigates cyber threats will hear from the head of cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency. watch live coverage at 3:00 eastern online and c-span.org or listen free with the free c-span radio app. president trump spoke to reporters on the south lawn before leaving the white house to campaign at a high. he talked about his considerations to succeed supreme court justice, ruth bader ginsburg. >> i'm in ohio.

winter with a very high level of infection. >> we are moving in the wrong direction, and at a very critical moment. >> welcome to "inside politics." i'm john king, to our viewers in the united states and around the world, thank you so much for sharing your sunday. first presidential debate is this week, tuesday, exactly five weeks to election day. and the big issues are in plain sight. another turn for the worse in the coronavirus pandemic and its painful economic fallout. a racial reckoning to the breonna taylor shooting death in louisville, kentucky, the latest source of protest across america demanding justice for police violence against black americans. democracy itself is on the ballot. the president refuses to promise a peaceful transition. and says any vote count that shows him losing must be rigged. and now, a supreme court fight, a third trump justice on the high court would cement a remarkable first term judicial legacy for this president. it is also a late campaign wild card, the president sees as a gateway to a second term. >> i am supremely confident that judge barrett will issue rulings based solely upon a fair reading of the

john harwood. listen to a public health expert who says we're at 35,000 new infections a day. we need to be way down from that as we head into the fall and winter, and then you see the president of the united states indoors having a rally that runs against his own white house guidelines, runs against the state of nevada guidelines, it's literally parallel universes. >> it absolutely is and against the backdrop of that el gated baseli baseline of cases as we head into the fall, all the more remark ability president chose to hold this indoor real, first since june in tulsa when, of course, we know members of his staff, residents of tulsa were infected and contributed to a surge in tulsa. one of his prominent supporters, herman cain, later was hospitalized and died of covid. don't know exactly where he caught it, but the president defied the instructions or the requests of the democratic governor of nevada against gatherings of more than 50 peter. you saw people there. no social distancing. very few masks, israel the campaign said they handed out some masks. the president told an interviewer after the rally he had not realized that the restriction

winter holidays. >> when we look at what would happen to the balance of the court, if a conservative is added to it, what does that do to the role of chief justice john roberts? because he's a swing vote. >> he has sort of replaced anthony kennedy as the justice in the middle of the court. so over the last two terms in cases involving the census, daca, abortion, he was the justice who joined the court's former liberal justices, including ruth bader ginsburg in reaching what conservatives regarded as the liberal result. so that would make his vote significantly -- would push the court to the right if, as expected, the president appoints and the senate confirms a justice who would be to his right. so it wouldn't matter real he how the chief justice votes if there were five justices to his right to vote for the more conservative position. whoever the president nominates, the judges that were talked about, 48, 52 and 38. that justice if nominated and confirmed, would be on the court for probably the next three decades. >> wee got up on the screen right now a quota cording to justice ginsburg's granddaughter. my most fervent wish is i will not be replace

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