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take the right shoes so that the economic wellbeing of our country continues to do a little editor mcculloch. well what we just heard was a nice way of saying that germany has come from a black 0 insisting on not wanting to take on new debt and now has suddenly through corona gone to taking on more than 218000000000 euros in fresh debts that's a german record and that is something that will have to be sold to generations down the line as the right thing to do at the very right time at the same time we're seeing germany's sefl in what seems to be a new corona normal with angela merkel meeting the state premiers today for the 1st time physically all in the same room of course with distance kept so clear signal that there is a new normal bought a big part that could potentially still be a 2nd way officials in northwestern germany have ordered the closure of schools and childcare centers after more than $600.00 workers at a meat processing plant tested positive for covert 19 in the district of. the outbreak at the plant owned by meat giant tourney's has pushed regional cases far above the govern

will take the brunt route what does that mean let's cross over now to our chief political editor mcculloch. good to see you so what measures is the german chancellor what is she talking about there. well what we just heard was a nice way of saying that germany's come from a block 0 insisting on not wanting to take on new debt and now has suddenly through carona gone to taking on more than 218000000000 euros in fresh debt that's a record and that is something that will have to be sold to generations down the line as the right thing to do at the very right time at the same time we're seeing germany settle in what seems to be a new corona normal with angela merkel meeting the state prem use today for the 1st time physically all in the same room of course with distance kept so this signal that there is a new normal bought a big but that could potentially still be a 2nd way yes 2nd wave and that could have implications for schools what do we know about the reopening of schools in germany was been decided there. well all states want to send people back to schools childrens back to kindergarten a

very bad, very bad >> sean: you know telling mcculloch, you talked about joe biden almost having compassion on him in a lot of ways. terry mcauliffe actually said, i'm fine staying in the basement. which i think is a very unusual and unique way for the president of the united states. i think there are legitimate questions as it relates to mental alertness, and let's say stamina, strength and acumen. i would argue just in the last three plus years that your job is probably the hardest job in the world that i can see and i believe that to be true. should that be an issue in the campaign? >> president trump: i think it's going to be an interesting issue. he's been in the basement for a long time and i think he has really been running beautifully. he's not running his campaign, people are running his campaign. i see quotes all the time about he said this or that about me. and in long beautiful flowing sentences i said, joe didn't make that statement and joe doesn't even of the statement was made but they are leaving him there and at some point he's going to have to come up for air. i think we'v

julie mcculloch. you're watching wednesday in parliament with me, david cornock.spoilt beer unsold by closed pubs. the lords have an idea. the health secretary says finding a drug that reduces deaths among severely ill covid patients is not a cure but "the best news we've had". answering an urgent question in the commons matt hancock told mps the nhs has 240,000 doses of dexamethasone "in stock and on order". researchers found that the drug reduces deaths by up to a third among patients on ventilators and by a fifth for those on oxygen. this is an important moment in the fight against this virus. it's the first time that anyone in the world has clinically proven that a drug can improve the survival chances for the most seriously ill coronavirus patients. he said the government had begun stockpiling the drug in march in case the trial was successful. as of today, we have 240,000 doses now in stock and on order. and this means that the treatment is immediately available and already in use on the nhs. i'm incredibly proud that this discovery‘s happened right here in

floyd in custody it aims to stop bad offices being able to move jobs around to restrict the use of mcculloch's the president rejected calls to defund the police. and a new drug trial in the u.k. show that cheap and widely available steroids dramatically cut the death rate from code 19. methods and reduced deaths by around a 3rd among those with the most severe case of infection the world health organization is describing the results of the trial as a lifesaving scientific breakthrough those are the headlines the news continues here on the al-jazeera after the street station that's watching. let me ask you how worried you are about the increase in hostilities in yemen we listen this is the moment to stop all the 30 action this is the moment. we meet with global news makers the stories the home to 0. they're welcome to the stream i'm josh rushing sitting in for me ok today coming to you live from my whole life because of cobra 19 in the core of team suck up the dog out the kids or talk to in the veteran in my wife who's work in the carrier in the lights. joining the conversation today on you tub

perez and i came to the florida or mcculloch from south carolina with no notes within open heart and open ears. iee knew he would be very disappointed the motion to proceed failed. that he would have strong feelings about that because of his earnest desire to do police reform. i do not question that desire or the desire of any cosponsors of this bill just like i hope colleagues on the other side do not question the sincerity's of senators booker and harris and those who sponsored their bill. it came with no notes to listen to my colleague and offer a word ofho explanation. i am one of the 44 people who voted no. the senator from south carolina said those of us who voted no on the motion to proceed did not vote no on the what, we voted no on the who. that is a stiff charge. that is a stiff charge. what i went to say is this. i voted no not on the what and not on the who. i voted no on the how. on the how. we tried it the wrong way, let's try it the right way. my colleague from south carolina asks as if this discussion is over. it is only over for those who wanted to be over. we tried

the former ferguson city councilman defeated longtime bob mcculloch, who declined to indict officer wilson it was more of the typical "incarcerate your way out of every problem." someone is struggling to pay child support, put him on probation or lock them up. someone has a drug issue, put him on probation or lock them up. and that exacerbates the problem. >> alcindor: instead, he is prioritizing pre-trial diversion programs, sh bail reform, and decriminalizing low-level drug charges. there are ill serious questions over just how much change has come to ferguson. store fronts like these remain shuttered, and development is slow. and, there are still stark racial divisions and deep tensions between the community and police. councilwoman griffin worries the third ward, which has the highest percentage of black residents and the lowest income levels, is not getting enough resources. last week, a missouri nonprofit announced plans for a new development project. it will include a health care center and possibly a grocery store. still, some in the city remain deeply worried about interactions wi

mcculloch question in our but i promise i won't do that the mr. charlie gibson. based on the apposite inca speak for most people who know him even though i just met him listening on the news 34 years anchoring abc news cohosting good morning america interviewing anybody including nine us presidents it is a remarkable history he and his lovely wife are here tonight and david mccullough first i feel bad he has a been recognized very much in his life. [laughter] everybody has two pulitzer prize. and to national book awards and the francis parkman price twice, and the presidential medal of freedom, the nation's highest civilian honor. everyone i know has been recognized by 54 honorary degrees actually no one else i now please join me to welcome this amazing panel. [applause] >> and as they come up and take questions those are pretty concise questions. but the most famous tweeter in the world probably isn't watching. [laughter] >> i will get one of those i shudder to think what it might be. but we do look forward to this it is a treat for me as a very undistinguished