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and with it goes hand in my opinion because it will no longer be able to compete with free markets michaela joins me now from washington d.c. and like you was really another rambling press conference i mean and he did suppose he was supposed to speak on china and the president did but he also touched quite a few other bases as well. indeed yes when he spoke on china specifically announcing the signing of the act and the executive order for the 1st 3 minutes then he went into a meandering campaign speech sensually along the way as well he continued to bash china accusing it at one stage of in his words unleashing the virus on the world repeating his assertion too that the pandemic could have been stopped at source in china then he went into his political opponents basically. various political figures in particular the previous administration of barack obama and joe biden so it was very much a rambling meandering campaign speech in a venue that was supposed to be the announcement of new legislation with regard to china but of course with an election not too far away and you talk about sort of

like michaela coel‘s outstanding tv series i may destroy you, st francis expands the representation ofreen in a manner that's so casual, you hardly notice it's happening. i am proud of you. i'm so proud of you, frannie. whispering: i'm not frannie right now. oh, sorry. i loved st francis, and i have no hesitation in recommending it. it's well worth a trip to the cinema. # i once was lost, but now am found... all right, well, that was neither amazing nor graceful. also opening in a number of uk cinemas this week is stage mother, in which jacki weaver plays maybelline, the director of a conservative texas church choir, who inherits a san francisco gay bar when her estranged son dies. maybelline‘s husband is a straight—arrow stick in the mud who refused to accept his son's sexuality, causing the family to split apart. are you ricky's mum, from texas? but now, maybelline sees a chance to make peace with the past to become a surrogate mum to the boys in the band, and turn a rundown drag show into a crowd—pulling success. back in the 90s, films like priscilla, queen of the desert and to wong

corrosion that could lead to engine failure after it received 4 reports of unexpected shutdowns michaela joins me now from washington d.c. to expand on this i mean what are boeing saying about this mike. also what burning has done is inform to all the operators of these airlines off the news from the f.a.a. the operators are all insistent that this will not affect their operations in any way essentially what happened is that the f.a.a. says it received 4 separate reports of single engine failure on the 7371 of them on alaskan airlines now the planes were able to land safely but on further investigation the f.a.a. found that one of the valves on the engine was blocking because a number of aircraft have essentially been left in the hangars because demand has dropped during the pandemic so what the f.a.a. is now saying to all the operators is to go there check these planes any plane that has not flown for a week to check the valves on the plane and if necessary to replace it the fear of the f.a.a. is that both engines could go at the same time which of course would be a major disaster as i

security concerns the chinese tech giant will be allowed to develop a new high speed mobile network michaela is in washington d.c. it's got more details all those new measures. well he spoke on china specifically announcing the signing of the act and the executive order for the 1st 3 minutes then he went into a meandering campaign speeches sensually along the way as well he continued to bash china accusing it at one stage of in his words unleashing the virus on the world repeating his assertion too that the pandemic could have been stopped at source in china then he went into his political opponents basically lashing out ted various political figures in particular the previous administration of barack obama and joe biden so it was very much a rambling meandering campaign speech in a venue that was supposed to be the announcement of new legislation with regard to china so once again it was a list of grievances the way in which is administration has successfully as president transported dealt with the pandemic but what was lacking from this entire meandering campaign speech was any sort of sol

imposed on the whole goal trump also signed an executive order ending home calls preferential status michaela has more from washington d.c. at the top of the speech president trump then went into a meandering to put it kindly as possible campaign speech in effect he went on about how well his administration has done in terms of dealing with the coronavirus pandemic he used the term for example in relation to china that it unleashed the virus on the world holding china he says completely responsible for the spread of this pandemic. president truman praised the united kingdom ban on chinese tech giant war way it won't be allowed to develop a new high speed mobile network the u.k. government says that it can't ensure the security of war way equipment glenn maxwell the alleged accomplice of convicted sex offender geoffrey epstein has been denied bail by a judge in new york the british socialite pleaded not guilty to charges that she helped epstein recruit girls for abuse 11 soldiers from azerbaijan and 2 from armenia have been killed as fighting escalates at the border the 2 former soviet republi

michaela al-jazeera washington. in australia authorities in the say to victoria tightening lockdown measures after a record day of infections and deaths have reported 723 new covered 1000 cases and 13 deaths that's the state's the epicenter of australia's 2nd wave of the virus nearly 10000 people have tests a positive with more than 300 treated in hospital masks and non-mandatory we have now been in this look down now for some weeks and we're not getting the results we would hope for and as a result the further measures that the tighten the certainly necessary will come at an impact to the economy we understand that the but equally not containing these outbreaks will have that effect also and so it's important we continue to work together to get on top of this and type whatever actions are necessary. still ahead on al-jazeera trouble on the horizon for the world's biggest spray makeup posts a net loss of $2200000000.00 in the 1st of this year and the u.s. retreat from nato adlai $12000.00 american soldiers ordered o

due to the coronavirus pandemic and will be burdened further during the upcoming winter flu season michaela has been following events for us from washington d.c. let's just begin with what dr chee to say in his opening remarks. well dr outlined 4 areas in which the whole situation has to be dealt with and that is find out what actually caused the virus identify what he saw referred to as the spike in the protein and then talk about the development of diagnostic care in other words testing the use of therapeutics how do you treat people who are actually suffering from the virus and the development of vaccines now on the last point he was cautiously optimistic and i use that word cautiously that one of the 3 platforms that are currently under development there may be some result in coming months he's referring to phase 3 trials being taking place for one of the potential vaccines some 30000 people will be involved in that trial but dr fox you making very clear that this is a long term situation it's a matter of months it certainly is not an instantaneous production of that scene and others ha

has just passed $150000.00 michaela's in washington d.c. and explain the uptick in cases. the rate of infection says continuing to surge as indeed is the death rate but the state's governor on the scientists is insisting that things are getting better he maintains that there is a lag in terms of the reporting which is resulting in the spike in mortality is that he said that within days then this mortality rate will begin to drop but this may be optimism according to the figures that we are seeing florida is now the most infected state after california which still leads the way in which the infection is still running strong as in other western states such as texas and arkansas but remarkably president trampled a briefing in the course of the day and he contends that there is a downward shift in states like california and arkansas all this is simply not borne out by the figures that we are seeing texas for example has just reported and massive increase in its mortality figures now this may be because they changed the method of reporting however it is still a significant spik

weeks ago a very criticized rally because of the fact that no mitigating measures were in place michaela in washington d.c. thank you it's now brazil has the 2nd highest caseload worldwide after the u.s. with more than 75000 recorded deaths quote a virus infections have risen to nearly 2000000 present overall sonora who wants referred to the virus and a little flu has tested positive for a 2nd time this week deaths across latin america over to those in north america. while domestic travel has partially resumed in peru as the government tries to jumpstart the economy there were long queues as lemurs main airport reopened land and river transport is being allowed in 18 regions 7 other regions work coronavirus cases are rising remain under lockdown. tensions are escalating between the world's 2 most powerful economies the u.s. says it will slap travel bans on employees of chinese technology giant weiwei and other companies that violate human rights and now the white house is doubling down over a contentious maritime dispute saying it will back countries who oppose china's territorial claims

country more than half of the states continuing to show increases in the rate of infection daryn or to michaela there live for us in washington d.c. mike thank you. all right time for a short break here not just iraq when we come back. iran fires missiles at a mock u.s. aircraft carrier it's just a drill though but the reaction has been very real moment to moment plus underfunded and overworked a warning that lebanon's health system could be close to collapse more on that status. however we've got plenty of summer storms rumbling away across north america at the moment lots of hate around lively showers there just around the state south through the southern plains pushing up towards the appalachians and they will gradually ease a little further east which is we go on through the next couple of days a lot of the eastern seaboard expect to see some shabby rain from time to time they will be big in some very particular around the middle lanty states temperatures getting up to $35.00 celsius in d.c. $2728.00 there for to run i'd also for lots of showers into central parts down towards the southwest

maintains president from was never briefed on the matter because the information was not verified michaela reports now from washington d.c. i'm sure that mr schiff will be following up on this through the intel committee it was the turn of democrats to be briefed at the white house with the separate tempa taishan for republican lawmakers already a point of dispute but like their fellow house members the democratic representatives returned to capitol hill to demand a proper briefing but the right people to give the briefing really were not in the room we need to hear from the heads of the intelligence agencies about how they assess the allegations that have been they publicly what can they tell us about the truth or falsity of these allegations what can they tell us about steps they are undertaking or have undertaken to vet any information that they may have and presidential contender joe biden held its 1st conference in 3 months to lash out at president trump over the matter the idea that somehow he didn't know. or isn't being briefed it is a do actually do to use. subtrees energy was brie

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brian francis and michaela in the space of 11 days. >> i honestly can't say where they got the virus from because they basically was home bound. the only thing, we went to orlando for a vacation and all of a sudden they came home sick. wear your masks. if you don't have to come out, stay home. >> reporter: but the governor still won't mandate masks so in miami the city will fine those with uncovered faces. >> it's bizarre that we have turned mask wearing into something political. imagine you were an alien coming to planet earth, you would be totally astounded, puzzled, amazed wondering what is going on here. >> reporter: nationally we're seeing three times the number of cases every day compared to mid june and nearly 60,000 americans are hospitalized with covid-19 getting close to the grim record set back in april. >> there is no question that we're having a surge right now. it really is all hands on deck. this is serious but we know how to stop this. >> reporter: in this graph there might be some optimism. average new case counts are flattening just a little in our hot spots, califo

type of situation that we're looking at here and this is what the committee is looking at as well michaela her correspondent in washington d.c. thanks very much for the update. now the state of florida is reporting a record number of covert 1000 deaths for the 3rd straight day another 253 people have died with nearly 10000 new cases florida his one of the worst hit states but it's republican governor refuses to impose widespread lockdowns in other news iran's supreme leader heard the lashed out at european powers saying that they failed to salvage his 2050 nuclear deal in a televised speech ayatollah ali how many accuse western powers of inflicting a blow on iran's economy with their so-called hollow promises the u.s. pulled out of the deal in 2018 and re impose sanctions on tehran but several european countries say they are dedicated to saving the agreement it's the 3rd day of the hardship in saudi arabia coinciding with the festival there's unprecedented restrictions in mecca because of the coronavirus more than $2000000.00 muslims from around the world normally make the annual pilgrimag

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michaela al-jazeera washington authorities the australian series of victoria her time in lockdown measures are to record day of infections and deaths reported 723 new covert 1000 cases and 13 deaths the state's the epicenter of australia's 2nd wave of the virus nearly 10000 people have been tested positive with more than 300 treated in hospital masks and no mandatory we have now been in this lockdown now for some weeks and we are not getting the results we would hope for and as a result the further measures that are taken there are certainly necessary they will come at an impact to the economy we understand that but equally not containing these outbreaks will have that effect also and so it's important that we continue to work together to get on top of this and to take whatever actions are necessary. the u.s. congress is question the heads of some of the world's biggest tech giants facebook google amazon and a pole or accused of stifling competition and look laws in the industry it's the end of a year long congressional investigation which wants to outline her current laws allow the compan

according to local reports, 23-year-old michaela bell and 51-year-old security guard are the two victimse now dead, johnson was armed but did not fire his weapon. eight other people inside the club were wounded in summer and critical condition. according to a post on the top facebook page. there was a wrapper performance schedule for the night but we don't know what led to the gunfire but the local reporter on the ground that it may have been gang related. the other concern for officials is the spread of coronavirus, last month greenville experience one of the state's highest covid rates in nightclubs are not allowed to operate under governor henry's coronavirus restrictions. the sheriff said he is working with the governor and the city council to shut the business down. >> whoever open the club i would say it's 100% responsible deeper who came in and who got to go home. and what they brought into the club. those club owners are watching, i hope they sleep well tonight because it's their fault, 100%. reporter: deputies are looking for two suspects in all of this but they have not release

like michaela coel‘s outstanding tv series i may destroy you, st francis expands the representation ofnot frannie right now. oh, sorry. i loved st francis, and i have no hesitation in recommending it. it's well worth a trip to the cinema. # i once was lost, but now am found... all right, well, that was neither amazing nor graceful. also opening in a number of uk cinemas this week is stage mother, in which jacki weaver plays maybelline, the director of a conservative texas church choir, who inherits a san francisco gay bar when her estranged son dies. maybelline's husband is a straight—arrow stick in the mud who refused to accept his son's sexuality, causing the family to split apart. are you ricky's mum, from texas? but now, maybelline sees a chance to make peace with the past to become a surrogate mum to the boys in the band, and turn a rundown drag show into a crowd—pulling success. back in the 90s, films like priscilla, queen of the desert and to wong foo, thanks for everything, julie newmar provided multiplex—friendly portrayals of drag culture, along with mike nichols's the birdca