week as well but it's still very uncertain whether that money will be getting to the country soon josy in french numbers are rising in many places across the world how are we supposed to factor in big big lead to more severe restrictions of public life but could they also serve as an accelerator for more financial help. it absolutely has we heard this from really politicians all around the world that right now these governments need to break the deadlock on negotiations here in the e.u. many countries are starting to experience 2nd waves of infection spain for example which already had an 18 percent contraction in the 2nd quarter as had to reinstitute lock down measures they really need the money from the stimulus effort so that's definitely putting more pressure on countries to sort of come forward with the proposals already underway. whether that will lead whether there will be need a need for more going forward it will depend on how strict coronavirus for just legislation will be going forward josie things from now but do stay with us. because german producers enjoyed a busy august

there let's go live now to our financial correspond chelsea delaney in frankfurt good to see josie out of investors in the markets been reacting to this development in the u.s. it's actually been a rocky day here for european markets we have we've really seen stocks swinging around and and messrs clearly aren't sure what to make of of trump's threats the initial reaction when trying to treat tweeted this yesterday was a very steep sell off and markets and vespers had really been betting on a stimulus before the election and all of the signals that we had gotten both from republicans and democrats is that even though they were still issues that they were working on they were all very committed and recognize the need for a stimulus like this so it was definitely a bit of a shock but we also have seen more tweets from trump over the past couple of hours where he indicates that he could be in support of one offs fills the things like very support for the airline industry or another round of $1200.00 stimulus so that's actually not a full trillion dollar stimulus like investors had wanted b

offices interesting from want to bring in our financial correspondent chelsea delaney in frankfurt josie good to see you well clearly i mean most of the major economies are in recession how did china managed to get its economy turned around well china is definitely the major outlier there the only major economy that is expected to grow in 2020 a large part of that is because they have essentially controlled the virus they they have been able to reduce local infections to basically nothing and that's allowed them to really reopen the economy and a way that no other economy really has been able to do they've really focused on the industrial sector which has really been benefiting from this export boom particularly for things of like medical sales and home working equipment but we also are starting to see the retail side of the economy pick up so retail sales have started to grow again which suggests that this could be a little bit more sustainable than people had previously been thinking and you mentioned sustainable i mean china being such a big global player in terms of international tra

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consolidation in the industry because that does help europe to have more cross border easy ease of trading josie thanks so much for that today from frankfurt. it's to go now where funerals are a unique event the ceremonies are held over a number of days often with hundreds even thousands of mourners showing up yet even in grief these occasions are treated as social events sometimes taking on a party like atmosphere and one funeral company in ghana has become a global sensation. he just told us to bring joy to prevent. us the card of coffin has become a. viral online. poll for the for. the church or. for a full upset of. all i thought it all i know like myself. initiating the story for that your. dad was 15 years ago one day they do realize that it. was. event even more sorrowful so we established. with troops like. families i recently given their loved ones a final doubts. we have. also here. is the truest form when it is an optimiser this is going to choose. he or she wants us to wear for the orchestra and i think this week. i was truly just. lying to you or was this. where the record of this c

josie: the new job support scheme is much less generous. a part where you could workers who are only working worktime, usually only four hours, only support people who can employ part-time workers and are employing people. it does not support those getting out- workers. it would make sense to hire more. you have to have redundancies. another worrying thing about the new scheme is that they are forced to close. -- suppliers might have no demand. to make manyve redundancies. matt: thank you so much for joining us. really appreciate your time. the senior economist at the center for economics and business research. malpass says a group of 20 nations should extend debt relief to the poorest countries. we will hear from him. this is bloomberg. ♪ rg. ♪ matt: welcome back to the european open. we are just about 38 minutes away from the start of cash equity trading. ftse futures are pointing higher right now. ftse futures up .3%. cac and dax futures both less than .2%, but it was a big rally in the u.s. yesterday and often times, we do see european

of the a.b.c. w is in the spotlight too for another reason this former chief josie danny has been blocked from speaking at a he when security council meeting my colleague kevin only discussed this with our city's sask. what seems an irony for the u.n. which is of course the organization it's all about putting together international voices about discussing difficult topics it has bought a former chief of the you from speaking to the security council now we're talking about shows a to start he's a brazilian diplomatic he was in fact the foster back to general of the chemical weapons what between 10072002 he's really a figure of a great authority he was invited by moscow to speak on the alleged chemical attack in the syrian city of duma back in 2018 but at the last minute he was essentially disinvited by among others the u.s. u.k. and france russia called this a shame they decided to post this johnny reading the speech he was scheduled to say and they said the following. what happened today unfortunately is yet another sign that western delegations are afraid of hearing the uncomfortable tru

spurs bossjosie spurs boss josie marriner spurs bossjosie marriner is supposed against him starting tonight. he was obviously fine during the game, so he's fit, available and i didn't really understand the stories that are being run, and where that's coming from is not the conversations we've been having with spurs medically and it's not something that's really affecting us. manchester city's lucy bronze is back in the england women's squad for the first time in almost a year. lyon forward nikita parris is also in the squad for the friendly against germany on the 27 of october. england's under 21 men beat turkey to book their place in the european championship next year. england was put 2—0 up. despite a late turkish consolation, england held on for their seventh win, eight qualifying games and will finish top with two games to spare. scotland are second in group four. six—day matches in the scottish league cup tonight. hearts made it three wins from three in the competition and possibly the pick of the goals across all the games with this solo effort from him,i games with this solo effort

josie's the farmers in iowa joe believes in science. will tell you, when i first got to the senate, i served on the committee responsible for the environment. this administration took the word science off the website and took the phrase climate change off the website. we have seen a pattern with this administration which is that they don't believe in science. joe's plan is about saying we are going to deal with it and we're going to create jobs. donald trump when asked about the wildfires in california and the question was the science is telling us this, you know what donald trump said? science doesn't know. so let's talk about who is prepared to lead our country over the course of the next four years on what is an existential threat to us as human beings. joe is about saying we are going to invest it and renewable energy. the creation of millions of jobs. we will achieve net zero emissions by 2050. joe has a plan. it's been a lot of talk from the trump administration and his pen to go backward and set of forward. we will also reenter t

joe biden stops in georgia, a potential josies as a red to blue flip. jill biden off to maine. the president hits michigan, wisconsin, and nebraska's second traditional district went red four years ago but lean biden blue right now. the first lady traveling to pennsylvania, another 2016 trump prize at risk of slipping away. today is deadline day in ten states to request ballots. the map says a lot about where the candidates and campaigns think they stand. the president on defense scrambling to rebuild his 2016 path. the george stop plans for iowa ahead tell you that democrat biden is bullish and sees the potential to color states that traditionally break red. the president up against more than just joe biden. the coronavirus is again shattering records and putting the president's mismanagement of the pandemic front and center in the campaign's final week. the map underlines the trouble ahead for the country. 37 states right now recording more covid cases this week than last week. only one, washington state, recording fewer cases right now. this is a record setting week of the w

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josie's 91 years old. i doubt senator feinstein cares very much what brian thinks of her. think she's very secure. the senate is a creature of seniority and i think there is a 0% chance democrats will be able to toss her out as the top democrat on the senate judiciary committee, whether it's the chairman, if they win the senate back or the ranking member if the republicans keep the senate. >> shannon: they thought she was too nice to the nominee. she complement her on her family and how well behaved they were. she did know how she managed all that. people on the left tweeting, stop being so nice. she's the ranking democrat on the committee. about the hug, slate says "that's a photo of the 87-year-old leader of the democrats and arguably the senate's most important committee hugging the man responsible for this travesty of a hearing who again has refused to get tested for covid-19." lindsey graham, a mask list hug was apparently in order. he did such a good job with the hearings after all." not happy that they have a cold relationship. cordial relationship. probably past th

. >> reporter: josie merkle, a local theater actress, was the first resident to come face to face withlence. >> so i turned around. and he must have come up that alley. because he came in and was standing, like, in this side, right in the corner. and he had a hoodie pulled down, almost to his eyebrows. and then, he had a mask up around his nose, so all i saw were eyes. so i just started screaming. >> reporter: oh, my gosh. >> and so, he just ran into me and just kept beating me, beating my face. i fell to the ground between the two cars. and he just kept slugging me with his fist. and i kept screaming. and the only words he ever said were "just shut up." >> reporter: did you think this man might actually kill you? >> totally. this was somebody that wanted to do evil and to hurt someone. that's what i saw. so yeah, i thought he was gonna kill me. so i just stayed on the ground. >> reporter: and then, as suddenly as he appeared, the attacker was gone. >> and then, after he just left. >> reporter: near the same neighborhood several days later, phynesia edwards was on her way to work in th

joining me now are two pennsylvania voters, josie ramos is a trump supporter from carbon county, a part-timeacher, she worked about 15 years ago for senator santorum and owen dempsey, i biden supporter from delaware county, he's a novelist and former teacher and he is joining us tonight as well. let me start with you -- you said you were born in ireland and you became a citizen because he wanted to vote against president trump, is that right? >> it is correct, i've been living here since 2008, i was on a green card and a motivating factor was this election coming up. i felt a bit like the boston tea party, taxation without representation, that didn't sit well with me either. a major factor in me becoming a u.s. citizen was in order to vote in this election. >> martha: let me bring you in here, you think that the state or at least your area is being somewhat misread by these polls. >> i do. i'm originally from carbo carbon county and i used to work in allentown which is the third largest city in pennsylvania. allentown is supremely liberal, a high minority population who is used to having man

>> great question probably my backyard where i spend a lot of time especially with iris and josie. >> governor sununu, what would be your portrait background? >> something outside. amounts. probably in the amount. >> is it offensive for new hampshire high schools to use indigenous people for imagery as their mascot? >> is it offensive for them to the mascots? it can be yet. a lot of schools are looking to change that right now and again that's their choice but that's a look at how the image is being used what's being used i think it's in a national movement and low changes being made and that's progress. >> i agree with governor sununu. >> would you support bill carter secretary of state if he decides to seek another term? >> i have great respect for bill carter. yet use public service to our state come help protect the first nation primary. fortunately he is has gotten bd some pretty partisan legislation that restrict the right to vote. voter suppression legislation that governor sununu signed the landed governor sununu in a voter suppression hall of fame. getting behind that partisa

and josies, if you will, don -- he sees the venn diagram of it all. he sees there are those circles and maybe people are seeing they're a little different, live in different parts of the kuhn,000,000,000,000 different age, different race. but that area in the middle, that overlap is so big and joe wants to grow that around bringing people together around their collective desires. >> let's talk about how you do that because that's going to take voting to get you to office if you want to do that. as we saw in both of the town halls, there are still some undecided voters out there. what's your message to americans who are thinking maybe they don't vote because even though they don't love trump they're not sold on biden either? >> part of it is, don, look, to your first question, the two clear choices here. on the one hand, you have joe biden, who worked together with president obama and built the affordable care act, which brought health care to over 20 million people who did not have it, who for the first time created protections for people with pre-exi

of catching her in a virus but the race organizers say they'll be speaking to lawyers check writer josied no one in the stage with the netherlands will code kelderman leading in saturday's announcement stage. to tennis and top seed alexander's barrett is on course for his 2nd cologne title in as many weeks the german who won the indoors title on sunday will face 19 year old yannick cinna in the semifinals of the cologne championship later as a rino in 3 sets in the quarter finals on friday. brazilians have been celebrating the landmark birthday of their national treasure pele the footballer turned 80 on friday and rio's christ the redeemer statue was lit up in yellow and green in tribute a mass was also held in his honor at its base pele is widely considered to be one of the greatest players in history and the only one to win 3 world cups. all right that is all useful for now we'll have more. job thank you very much indeed and adrian franken is going to be here in a couple of minutes with more on all these stories matheson thanks for being with. hi i'm steve clements and i have a questio

josie e sees what is happening the gulf states, which is being battered by storms. joe's statalked to the farmers iowa, whose crops have been destroyed by floods. susan, i served, when i first got to the senate, on the committee that's responsible for the environment, do you know this administration took the word science off the website? and then took the phrase climate change off the website? this -- we have seen a pattern with this administration, which is, they don't believe in science. and joe's plan is about saying, we're going to deal with it, but we're also going to create jobs. donald trump, when asked about the wildfires in california, and the question was, you know, the science is telling us, you know what donald trump said? science doesn't know. so, let's talk about who is prepared to lead our country over the course of the next four years on what is an existential threat to us as human becomes. joet joe is saying, it's going to be about the creation of millions of jobs. we will achieve zero emissions by 2050, carbon neutral by 2035. joe has a plan. a lot

talked about being up against west ham and then coming up to drop with that incredible deal at the and josied becoming tired, then i lost my taste and my smell. ithought, oh, no. i weren't too bothered about football then if i'm honest that first week but the second, once i recovered i have been fine since. no signs of leaving the dock at any time soon. also mike will reflect on the 80th birthday of palais, —— pele, some people say he's the best footballer ever but if you look at his record as we will today there are very his record as we will today there are very few who compare to pele so lots to reflect on from midday. great stuff, we will look forward to seeing some of those great goals. it's been over a year in the making and even this week premiership rugby finalists wasps were having sleepless nights, about whether due to covid, they would be able to play, but finally the premiership season will be concluded today, with wasps up against exeter chiefs going for a historic double. just a week after they became champions of europe, now they have domestic glory in their sights. standing i