african department hi mrs leslie welcome to the show not all african countries are suffering equally because of this pandemic what countries are hurting the most and why. you know in the context of this democrat there are countries that have been most impact that are small island tourism and travel dependent country so the likes of mauritians and seychelles are going to see contractions of the order off seventeen's percent this year but the huge huge hit and for obvious reasons because travel and was most courses going to affect that but really no country has been left spared by the standard mic and the economic crisis that has brought so large economies in the region and so i'm going to be feeling very very difficult to. get this year for example south africa will contact by 8 percent nigeria by around 4 and a half percent a very difficult time for the continent across the board now you met your report mentions that african policymakers will have to make fun difficult choices what are they. so you know one of the difficulties for the region is that even proceeding the crisis debt le

african department hi mrs leslie welcome to the show so not all african countries are suffering equally because of this pandemic what countries are hurting the most and why. you know in the context of this time democrats are countries that have been most impact that are small island tourism and travel dependent country so the likes of more we should say shelves are going to see contractions over the order or 17 percent this year but so huge huge hits and for obvious reasons because travel times was in its course was going to fix that but really no country's been left spared by the standard make and economic crisis that has brought so larger economies in the region and so are going to be feeling very very difficult. during this year for example south africa will talk by 8 percent nigeria by around 4 and a half percent a very difficult time for the continent across the board now your met your report mentions that african policymakers will have to make some difficult choices what are they. so you know one of the difficulties for the region is that even proceeding the crisis debt levels wha

and as that not guilty verdict was read out mr leslie, who was in the dock, standing to hear that verdictwas in tears at hearing that not guilty verdict and they hugged each other. and then at the end of the day, here at southwark crown court, the judge, deborah taylor, said to mr leslie that he could leave this court without a stain on his character. and she went on to say that she hoped it would be the last time he would have to attend. sojohn leslie, the former blue peter presenter, the former presenter of this morning, he has, this afternoon, been found not guilty of sexually assaulting a woman more than a decade ago in london. trade talks between the eu and uk are deadlocked tonight — and with just 10 weeks to go until the uk officially leaves the eu. on friday downing street said negotiations with the eu were "over" because brussels not prepared to negotiate a trade deal similar to the one the eu has agreed with canada. the eu's negotiator michel barnier said today that the eu is ‘willing' to intensify talks in london this week, on all subjects, and based on legal texts. a more posi

a very quick deliberation time indeed and it is that not guilty verdict was read out and mr leslie whocter. she went on to say that she hoped it would be the last time he would have to attend. john leslie, the former blue peter presenter, the former presenter of this morning, he has this morning enough found not guilty of sexually assaulting a woman more than a decade ago in london. thank you for bringing us up—to—date. now it's time for a look at the weather with stav. hello, again. today will be fairly wet and windy for some of us, it will feel milderfor it will feel milder for draw air from the south. the loss of isobars and weather fronts on the charge is and weather fronts on the charge is a sort of a new week. critically western scotland it will be wet overnight and another band of rain will spread across wales and england as we go through the night. it will bea as we go through the night. it will be a blustery one for most of us but a mild one with temperature in double figures in wales and northern ireland. as we head into tuesday, another blustery day as that rain will clear e

mr. trump a tough guy. >> but when "60 minutes" and leslie stahl are too tough for you, you ain't all that tough. >> now, another white house staffer who recently contracted the coronavirus, kayleigh mcenany, the white house pres secretary, she's seeing some of her past comments come back to haunt her. back in 2015, she praised them vice president joe biden as somebody who was likable, who resonates with the middle class. here's some of those comments that we have uncovered by our colleague, andrew kaczynski. >> i think the republicans run into a problem if it is joe biden and if it is maybe trump on the other side because joe biden, one of the things he is remarkable at is really kind of being a man of the people. and resonating with middle class voters, feeling like coming off as human. his gaffe, as much as we make fun of them, to a certain extent, they make him look human. in that sense, he's likable. >> as president trump is wrapping up this event in pennsylvania, he's not the only person out on the campaign trail today. vice president mike pence is also holding rallies despite the fact that some of

mr. trump a tough guy said obama. >> when "60 minutes" and leslie stahl is too tough for you, you ain't allhat stuff. >> reporter: president trump is not the only one campaigning these days. vice president mike pence is also holding rallies of his own even after some of his own staffers tested positive for the coronavirus. the vice president's campaign events appear to be flouting the administration's own covid-19 guidelines despite the fact he is the head of the coronavirus task force. we should point out also the effect that the coronavirus pandemic is having on the stock market. dow jones some 650 points this afternoon and largely because of the spike in covid-19 cases across the u.s. and lack of stimulus bills as talking are going nowhere on that front. >> investors are worried right now. thank you, jim acosta. the vice president should clearly be in quarantine for 14 days right now given the fact some of his closest associates have come down with covid. >>> cnn political correspondent m.j. lee is working a story for us. we learned the former vice president showed up unexpectedly in pen

mr. trump urged viewers to look at the hatred and bias of 60 minutes and cbs. the review shows leslie stall calmly and firmly asking the president questions about the coronavirus and other topics and mr. trump growing increasingly irritated. he spent much of the interview complaining about ms. stall or insulting her accusing her of being negative. we're covering trump's breach to show it whfor what it is. cbs news says the stunt won't stop them from covering the president and his comments fairly, saying in a statement to nbc news, quote, the white house's unprecedented decision to disregard their agreement with cbs news and release their footage will not deter 60 minutes from showing its full reporting which presidents have participated in in decades. 60 minutes the most watched news program on television is widely respected for bringing fairness, deep reporting to viewers each week. few journalists have the experience leslie stall has as one of the premier correspondents in america. we look forward to americans seeing her third interview with president trump. trump also attacked anot

mr. trump that showlicans en masse will up the first tuesday of november. is that a correct theme, or are we off the mark? lesliei think a lot of people believe that, that democrats are more inclined, especially in some of those battleground states, especially in the northern battleground states, where covid has been very bad, that democrats are more inclined to vote by mail. we not this point, anybody voting by mail has to carry their ballot in. it is too late to send in through the postal service. but we do expect more republicans turning out on the day. but i think people are hearing this message that they cannot actually put their vote from today in the mailbox and assume it will get there on time. we might actually see some turnaround in that. if that is right, what we are led to believe, unless we see a democratic victory in florida, north carolina, that this race could then go on for quite some time because it might look like a republican lead, a trump lead early on, and then begin to change over the next several days. there are a lot of people that think it is very hard to predict how florida is going to

was and he says, leslie, there's never been an allegation by anyone that i engaged in any wrongdoing because i did not but as you know, they've, of course, hired a law firm in part at mrto the board and to shareholders about that. the questions are whether apollo's fund-raising efforts will be hurt as a result of scrutiny of this relationship between black and epstein. >> that's the big question here much that's what would impact the stock price. that's what matters to apollo -- at least the public investors. we heard from peacers. they said they were freezing investments to apollo. cambridge associates which advices other investors on alternative investments. they said they may consider doing something similar to that. but a lot -- it's my understanding that the vast majority of appall low's capi l apollo's capital is locked up f this goes on for an extended period of time that, capital could be in jeopardy another interesting aspect he pointed to on today's call is that he said suggestions of blackmail are categorically untrue so this is in response to that "new york times" article showing that $50 million payment that was made, he says that any concerns there was s