nichole lee had an alibi.arned she was at home with her child the day erin disappeared, but even if she wasn't out in the desert that day, investigators believed she still could have played a role in arranging erin's disappearance. >> really makes you wonder, you know. did this person pay somebody to harm erin? >> reporter: erin's mom lore had suspicions of her own. in those initial days following erin's disappearance, lore stayed at erin and jon's apartment on the base. >> i went for a walk. and i come back, and nicole's sitting on the -- their walkway. and if looks could kill. >> toward you? >> towards me. >> must have been an odd moment. >> i guess it, for some reason, didn't surprise me. >> reporter: instead of shrinking, the suspect pool seemed to be growing. but there was still no proof any crime had even occurred, except maybe possession of a potato gun. chris bailed out on july 5, 2014, one week after erin disappeared. two days later he was officially discharged from the marines. and the lees returned

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amy: we're also joined by john nichols, naomi speaking to us from british columbia, john nichols is speakingus from wisconsin. "the new page piece in york times" because when they put out their print edition, did not know about the l latest announcement, president trump and the first lady have covid, it is "covered and campaigns collide and battlegrounds of wisconsin." john, we are talking to you and you wisconsinn whehere "the tims writes, three of the four major areas in the united d states wih the mostst cases per capita were in northeast wisconsin. one a hospital in green bay, t e third-largest of you in the state, w was n nearly f full ths week. daily statewide g gifts this wek because the coronavirus had a record wins and when officials reported 26 people had succumbed to the virus, and it goes on from there. that did not stop president trump from going to wisconsin but what did stop it is he himself and the first lady getting sick. at least one staffer, if not more, testingg positive for covid-19. your thoughts? last has been a remarkable 2424 hours i in wisconsin. while what has happ

nichols, u.k. hospitality.n you take a look at hospitality, how much of that will be sustained versus a pent-up demand? to people going to continue be 100% on board on when we reopen? kate nichols is back with us. you get a feel for how much people came back and how quickly? made wholes weren't in august? they weren't made whole. over july and august, we went from about 40% of venues up to 80% open and trading. at the end of august, they had recovered and they were at a breakeven point. they weren't making a profit but they would have been sustainable for that long at in the restrictions they were under were mainly to do with capacity. sidewayst been knocked by a second wave of infections coming through in mid-september, those businesses would have continued to rebuild and we would have been in a position to recover fully from the start of next year. as soon as demand returns on the restrictions are lifted, you will see the increase and we seen the demand slowly turn off over the course of the last month as the

jason nichols?k honestly, jason and i will be in agreement on this, only other thing we agree on beauty of our first name. i will say that i agree that people, fu a-- if you are a healthy, young adult, put on a mask, socially distance and vote in person. i personally don't trust republicans, particularly battleground states like north carolina and other states that have had issues with voting and voter suppression in the past. >> harris: all right. >> to be fair, i think absolutely, if you can vote in person, vote in person. >> harris: all right. back on another day. jason and jason, fabulous names. breaking news this hour, we'll be together again when we have more time. thank you both. the white house economic advisor, larry kudlow said there likely will be renegotiation over the presidential debate, the next one that the commission, debate commission says will be virtual next week. is there negotiating going on? i will get to it with the trump 2020 campaign national press secretary hogan gidley wh

and they are going to heroes jason nichols is a democratic strategist he says the president has bailed on helping those struggling to make ends meet during the pandemic. i think it reflects really poorly on this president he is somebody who prioritizes himself he's getting the best care government subsidized care but doesn't want to public option for the rest of us for the rest of us to get the kind of care he got and as a result 210000 people have died under is leadership you see him spreading this kind of this information somewhere between 12 and 60000 people die from the flu but yet as i said in less than a year we've already lost 210000 people very famous and powerful people have lost friends and family members and more importantly or should say more importantly but also lots of working class people their families are struggling they're losing family members they can't feed their families at night or during the day or at any other moment they're having a tough time keeping a roof over their heads paying their bills and the president has bail we're going to do this after the electio

the city of churches about 60 of them packed together and especially beautiful one purchase on the nichols back a local people call this pilgrimage church the capital of pilgrimage route with 14 stations of the cross leads up the mountain. in the past some believers made the journey on their knees i find it exhausting even on foot. once at the top you'll be rewarded with a one the full view for its broke. the cavalier was built around 750 inside the splendor of the late brock awaits you. now we leave worth burke for a moment and we head to peru before the crisis we met city guy and he showed us cool school and the famous route 50 off much of picture. i'm so over welcome to cusco the engine capital of the incan empire now in the plaza damas one of the most beautiful places in south america but here we have a statue of patrick who was the most popular incan ruler and behind us the cathedral the most important church in costco. yes this is the neighborhood of some glass it's really unique with lots of out his hands at the weekend markets you can enjoy their work and perhaps buy something you

andy nichol was part of that tea m title.greatest triumphs in the 90s. the city, the fans, the rugby club creates success. the city, the fans, the rugby club creates success. it craved trophies because it had it so often for so many years. it's huge for them. it's beena many years. it's huge for them. it's been a lot of tough times. they are two games away from it but they are two games away from it but they are two very tough games away from having to go to exeter for the first one. and inform exeter side as well who finished top of the league. meanwhile bristol bears and only their second season back in the premiership face wasps. it's a start ofa premiership face wasps. it's a start of a crucial couple of weeks for the bears. with the european final next weekend before a potential partnership final the one after that. with covid cases authorised bristol haven't ruled out isolating for two weeks. it became a higher risk in society and we want to make sure that certainly would be an option. everyone is on high alert at the m

pass a 2.2 trillion dollar relief bill on thursday but republicans in the senate rejected it jason nichols with us now democratic strategist joining us from a look at city in maryland thank you for your time jason i'm trying to figure out what would be the theory behind this behind saying there's a crisis but i'm going to ignore it until after the election what does that say to the american people. well i think it reflects really poorly on this president he is somebody who prioritizes himself he's getting the best care government subsidized care but doesn't want to public option for the rest of us for the rest of us to get the kind of care he got and as a result 210000 people have died under his leadership you see him spreading this kind of december mation somewhere between 12 and 60000 people die from the flu but yet as i said in less than a year we've already lost 210000 people very famous and powerful people have lost friends and family members and more importantly or should say more importantly but also lots of working class people their families are struggling they're losing family me

nicholls has made.who contract this disease can bring it back to their families and it's not just the mortality carried by the children, even the number of infections by the children has a very sharp racial divide. it's a study here in massachusetts that showed kids who are actually sick, a huge percentage of the ones carrying the virus are actually latinx communities. disproportionate than they are represented in the population. not only that, the cdc had a study this week that showed that access mortality from this year compared to last year. at least 300,000 more people who died, majority of that increased and 66% could be described by covid. majority of the increase are in communities of color and hispanic communities and in young 25 to 45-year-olds compared to prior years. >> and this is the thing. the president speaks to individuals who are, sadly, who die of covid, as a statistic, and for the loved one that lost that parent or that child, or that spouse, they have a name. so thank you, doctor, fo

my name is erin nichols.lead a small team focus on global registration of vital statistics his improvements situated at cdc. since 2015 we have partnered with vital strategies and w.h.o. to the bloomberg data for health initiative to support one of the growing number of initiatives that in the last ten to 15 years have focus on approving civil registration of vital statistics, or crvs in low and middle income countries. laid out the forces behind the challenges that were trying to tackle through that initiative. so now parallel to this ongoing moment for crvs improvement there's this critical demand on the mortality data. surveillance collects throughout cdc a look at what data is available across a multitude of existing surveillance platforms and thinking about how these platforms can be leveraged to compile mortality information. a a unique open is to system integration and convergence as data collection efforts among the community may lead us to lasting change in the crvs space. if i could be a bit academi

painting by british artist david hockney is on display ahead of an office in december his painting of nichols canyon in los angeles is expected to fetch $30000000.00 at christie's it's a busy year for sales for the 83 year old hockney now the u.k.'s most expensive living artist. thanks for watching. today don't miss our highlights. program on line w dark come hard. to know that 77 percent. are younger than. me and. you know what time of course is. the 77 percent. fraudulent part of the flash thanks to the entire this is where. welcome to the 77 percent. this weekend. thanks. you're watching news asia coming up today toxic smog in delhi. residents even more vulnerable to the coronavirus we talked to an environmental expert in india's capital who warns the pollution could complicate the battle for anyone contracting coverts 19 also coming up the worst storm to hit vietnam in decades rescuers race to find survivors as the country digs out from typhoon the lobby. what have you heard about this detective his crime solving skills are legendary in his part of pakistan when it comes to stolen cows.

let's turn to aaron nichols .bviously have been working on this on global perspective but also your sitting up in with the center of disease control. what your view on the state of the system stage and what else do we need to do better on. >> good day everyone. my name is aaron nichols . on a small team focusing on registration. improvements and situated cdc. and the national center since 2015. and we have partnered with vital strategies and who. to support one of the growing number of initiatives over the last ten - 15 years have focused on improving registration vital statistics. and lower to middle income countries . so as well laid out . in our challenges that we are trying to tackle throughout this initiative. so this ongoing momentum who may improvements is this triple demand for more timely data. surveillance throughout the cdc are looking at what data is available across a multitude of existence platforms. in thinking about how these platforms can be leveraged to compile mortality information. unique openn

painting by british artist david hockney is on display ahead of an office in december his painting of nichols canyon in los angeles is expected to fetch $30000000.00 at christie's it's a busy year for sales for the 83 year old hockney now the u.k.'s most expensive living artist. thanks for watching. to the point strong opinions clear position on the international perspectives. cortines priority along seem to be restoring russia as a global player but despite mounting tensions in the neighborhood he's showing surprising inertia as he lost his touch russia's explosive frontières our topic onto the point. to the point. the 60 minutes long t w. w's crime fighters are back to africa's most success home radio drama series continues from olympus odes are available online the course you can share and discuss song w africa's facebook page and other social media platforms to. tune in now. this is the news offer got to come. on the program we're calling it the monster of life on the dead never drove us funding for abortion has left many women and girls in kenya in a difficult sometimes dangerous situati

>> my name is nichols for your edification. say that it is one of the best recruiters for the democratic party over the last couple years has been donald trump but the thing joe biden is doing that hillary clinton failed on four years ago is he's not depending on the back lash to donald trump to win the election. he is articulating a message which hillary clinton flubbed and fail that. the message cannot be we are not donald trump. you have to have a vision for america. leland: we played the clip of joe biden calling trump supporters ugly when they were honking their horns at his rally. is that a deplorables moment? >> i don't think it is. their behavior is ongoing, donald trump in 2016 when people were protesting at his rallies was calling from to be roughed up and said they deserved it. that won't make a difference. it was a direct insult rather than talking about their behavior. >> to you, how does donald trump exploit this enthusiasm gap. how does it manifest in the polls? >> four years ago secretary clinton close to speech

jason nichols, university of maryland professor. great to see you both.come to you first. it was interesting to see the democrats go after this person. i don't remember when it came out that much backlash. is it over who this person turned out to be? >> i think it is. no one knew who this person was and i agree with him 100%, miles taylor is no hero, especially for his role in family separation. that was, if not the worst, one of the worst policies that came out of the trump administration. 525 children still cannot find their parents. it was despicable and miles taylor had a role in it. i would agree that he's finding a way to make his anti-trump stance on how profitable they have been and i find it despicable. on his part and on the part to people who would hire him just because he's anti-trump. i do think that moving forward if people are going to be gone ice by the left they need to be people who have done things that are positive and not people who have separated children from their parents. >> harris: your reaction? >> i don't care what miles taylor

so it's important to make sure that we get on top of it, the nichols and knox.e had the treatment here is first class. he had the treatment here is first class. ireland meanwhile will win the six nations if they manage get a bonus point victory over france. there is one change though to the side that beat italy last week, centre robbie henshaw starts in place of the injured garry ringrose. we've got more super league postponements to bring you up to date with. there's been a covid outbreak at castleford tigers. they've got 12 positive cases at the club so their match at huddersfield on friday is now off. leeds rhinos played the tigers on monday and four of their players have been stood down from their next match after being contacted by track and trace. huddersfield will now face warrington. that's after salford had to forfeit their scheduled match against warrington on friday because they haven't got enough fit players following a frantic run of matches, including the challenge cup final. player welfare is a concern, and with covid postponements as well, will t

let's now turn to aaron nichols. you've been working on this from a global perspective but also sitting at the u.s. centers for disease control. what's your view on the sort of state of the systems at this stage, and what else do we need to do better on? >> good day, everyone. i lead a small team focused on global registration and vital statistics improvements situated at the cdc and the national center for health statistics. since15 2015 we've partnered wih vital strategies and who through the bloomberg data initiative. to support one of the growing number of initiatives that in the last ten to 15 years focused on improving civil registration and vital statistics or low and middle income countries so it's all laid out the forces behind the challenges we are trying to tackle through that initiative. so now in parallel to this ongoing momentum for fear of the improvement, there is a critical demand for a timely mortality data. surveillance callings throughout the cdc are looking at what data is available across a mult

nichols. thank you so much in case we don't reestablish the connection. >>> the news out of the white house has to do with the continuing spread of the coronavirus and outbreak there. press secretary kayleigh mcenany testing positive after spending time with reporters yesterday without a mask. she should not have done that. we'll have a live report, next. . [doorbell chimes] thank you. [puck scores] oooow yeah!! i wasn't ready! you want cheese to go with that whine?? keeping your oysters growing while keeping your business growing has you swamped. (♪ ) you need to hire i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base so you can start hiring right away. claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo want a hamburger, some fries, a drink, nuggets? - got a taste for a deal? boom, rewarded with the wendy's '4 for $4' perk on grubhub. (doorbell chimes) - grubhub. (upbeat musi

hans nichols, thank you so much for your time this porch. morning.what we were talking about, are democrats at the supreme court hearing going to continue to do no harm to their own efforts to take back the senate and to joe biden's presidential chances? we will see. they've managed to hold the line so far. that was way too early on this wednesday morning. thanks for being up with us. "morning joe" starts right now. >>> can a sitting u.s. president move an election date? >> actually i haven't looked into that question under the constitution. >> well, two u.s. code section 7 says election date is the first tuesday after the second monday in november. if you take that as the statute -- >> i've never been asked the question before, i've never looked into it. >> does the constitution give the president of the united states the authority to unilaterally delay a general election under any circumstances? does federal law? >> well, senator, if that question ever came before me, i would need to hear arguments from the litigants and read briefs and consult wit

jason nichols, democratic strategist.f hurricane delta and the curious path that could take it to next week at this time, rains in the ohio valley to the mid-atlantic. we'll explain after this. rtymutm to customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need? really? i didn't-- aah! ok. i'm on vibrate. aaah! only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ knowinit's hard.re is hard. eliminate who you are not first, and you're going to find yourself where you need to be. ♪ the race is never over. the journey has no port. the adventure never ends, because we are always on the way. ♪ ♪ >> neil: all right. here we go again. for residents of louisiana, this is the third time in six weeks that they have been dealing with a major storm, a hurricane. this is a doozy. hurricane delta is a category two storm. a lot of wind and soaking rain that could send surges up to 12 feet. the latest from phil keating in jennings, louisiana. what's the latest there? >> very rainy, a lot of wind. comes in waves as t

. >>> joining us now, political reporter for axios, hans nichols. good morning.let me guess? >> joe biden's new plan post positive announcement from president trump and the new plan looks like the old plan and that's because it's staying the course, it's protecting the candidates and it's no mistake. what you're seeing from the biden campaign is some limited surgical travel for the next four weeks. we started to see a little bit of that. they'll stay the course there and they're going to put an emphasis on protecting the candidate. that's always been the case. their theory of the case, the biden campaign, really since march hasn't changed and that is they need to talk directly to the american people. they can't engage in a back and forth with donald trump and they see no need for the candidates to be out there in dozens of states in this final sprint. now here's the caveat to this, restricted travel doesn't mean unrestricted money and they're awash in cash. expect some big dollar buys in ohio and texas. they're already spending money there but the expectation is

is hans nichols. what's the "1 big thing" this morning? go to an african-american and that's in a potential biden administration that should have the caveat up front. but clearly, when you look at the polls, a lot of people on -- a lot of members of congress, a lot of people around town are starting to think about what biden's cabinet is going to look like. i'm sure you have picked up this, it's all anyone is talking about at times and that presents some complications because treasury has never had an african-american lead it, never had a female lead it. and three of the names sort of the establishment candidates janet yellin, brainard, they're all qualified but they want an african-american to be in that position. so that's folks like roger ferguson, melanie hobson. it gets nuanced and layered because some of the potential candidates, they come from a financial services industry. they come from wall street. and there's going to be a big push from the progressives in the democratic party to make sure that you don't have anyone from wall st

oklahoma city bombing, pinning the devastating crime on mcvay and a few accomplices, including terry nichols and michael fortier. but it became clear mcvay's ties to white power groups ran deep. >> they're brothers in arms, that is, they're survivalists, quasi-survivalists, and i can get along with them real well. >> whether it was a nazi, whether it was a white supremacist, whether it was a survivalist, whether it was a militia man, he would have fully embraced their views. >> it took me awhile to accept that tim had, in fact, joined the ku klux klan. he tried to downplay that. but other comments showed that hostile attitude towards people of color. >> reporter: timothy mcvay was convicted of the oklahoma city bombing and executed on june 11th, 2001. >> it is absolutely sad and tragic may most of us knew very little about the development of the movement in which timothy mcvay was embedded. we didn't know how far the tentacles reached. >> reporter: it turns out there were warnings that something like this could happen. >> six months prior to the bombing in oklahoma city, the southern poverty

the city of churches about 60 of them packed together and especially beautiful one purchase in the nicholsback a local people call this pilgrimage church the capital the pilgrimage route with 14 stations of the cross leads up the mountain. in the past some believe or is made the journey on their knees i find it exhausting even on foot. once ever top you'll be rewarded with a wonderful view for its burke. the cavalier was built around 750 inside the splendor of the late brock awaits you. now we leave work for a moment and we head to peru before the crisis we met city guide and he showed us cool school and the famous route 50 of much a preacher. or like hello i'm so or welcome to cusco vientiane capital of the incan empire now in the closet i amas one of the most beautiful places in south america but here we have a statue of patrick who was the most popular incan ruler and behind us the cathedral the most important church in costco. yes this is the neighborhood of some glass it's really unique with lots of out his hands at the weekend markets you can enjoy their work and perhaps buy somethin

and nichols told on al-jazeera. striding back into the election battle donald trump winds up the crowd in florida are off to getting the all clear on covert 19. see fortunately i'm not at all 1st of very young going to church. and this is our 0 live from doha also coming up the push to get a new supreme court justice before the election and u.s. senate begins hearings are. going to mount.

hans nichols, thank you. we'll all be reading axios a.m. in a little while.y thought on this monday morning is if you are president trump and you have problems with seniors and you have problems with suburban women, perhaps saying you have given up trying to fight the pandemic isn't the best way to close out your message and win a campaign in the final eight days. but i guess we're all going to find out. thanks for getting up "way too early" on this monday morning. stick around because "morning joe" starts right now. >>> here's what we have to do. we're not going to control the pandemic. we are going to control the fact that we get vaccines. therapeutics and other mitigation -- >> why aren't we going to get control of the pandemic? >> because it's contagious virus just like the flu. >> so we're not going to control the pandemic? >> that's amazing. i mean, that goes down of course -- pick -- i guess you could have mcarthur on the uss missouri at the end

and joining me with a look at axios a.m., political reporter, hans nichols. good morning.ook at how black progressives and progressives in general are looking at senator kamala harris to be the pressure point on joe biden in his administration. on how you can make sure that joe biden follows through on some of the progressive things that he's talked about during the campaign. so the hope is that harris will be able to sort of penetrate biden's mostly centrist inner circle and that she'll be pushing him to stay true to some of the things he campaigned on. so, you know, you look at the arc of biden's career, i know you covered him from your time in the house and in congress as well, when he was vice president, he's had this superpower almost to find the center of his party. and that served him pretty well, but the moment right now and progressives want to see him move to the left. that's what they're hoping senator harris can do. kasie? >> so, hans, one question about this i have to say is that, you know, if anything i feel like harris has proven that she is able to do that

and nichols told on al-jazeera.cyprus a european island opening offering citizenship to those who can afford it in august of 0 made global headlines with the cyprus papers confidential documents that reveal a murky passport by investment scheme thomas before. the senate. now al-jazeera is investigative unit goes undercover to expose further revelations that go to the heart of the cypriote state al jazeera investigations the cyprus papers under cover. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm not about this and this is the news hour live from doha coming up in the next 60 minutes fragile cease fire between azerbaijan and armenia is threatened by reports of attacks from both sides. and moscow and back in front of supporters donald trump claims covered 19 is disappearing even as the u.s. records the highest number of new cases in nearly 2 months.

i want to bring in my panel who's been sand standing by, hans nichols, felipe rhineus, former deputy secretary of state and spokesman for hillary clinton, and susan del percio, republican strategist and senior adviser for the lincoln project. welcome, guys. thank you for joining us on this. hans, i want to start with you on this one. give us your state of the race right now as you see it with just three days left. >> you look at the polls, my line on the polls at this time of year is treat them like the sun, don't look at them. they're not going to tell you anything. i think this year, those of us that like data and are data addicts are looking at all the early voting totals and trying to game it on, on whether or not more republicans or democrats are voting. republicans seem to be narrowing the gap in florida. it's about even in north carolina. that's fine. that's a nice parlor game, but at the end of the day, that doesn't tell you how those voters are voting. and one thing that we know is central to joe biden's campaign, in theory, the race, is that there are going to be a lot of r

questions in there, quite a few common questions that we've received including this one from tisha nichols. she wants to know what you should do if you haven't received your mail in ballot. yet even if the ballot tracker online says is on the way. elections officials say if you still haven't received your ballot. contact your local registrar office immediately. >>we don't want through the different options for you. we have programs where we will still mail a ballot so in the day today to voters you can pick up about our office in person we have ballot runners that are delivering palace out certain circumstances and depending on what the situation so we're doing everything we can to try to get outs out to folks we also have saturday hours this weekend. our office will be open for just cases like this. >>which now officials say that if you're planning to send your ballot in through the usps will actually today was the last day to guarantee ballot arrival by november, 3rd par fours committed to helping make sure that your vote counts if you experience a problem casting your ballot. let us kno

tonight, shaquille o'neill, rachel nichols, and music from m asap ferg.ow, jimmy kimmel. >> jimmy: hello. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. we are here on a friday night. a very unusual friday night. just when you thought 2020 couldn't get any 2020-er, last night, it's around 10:00, i just got home from throwing my ballots in the river. my wife and i are on the bed. making love. which means i'm on my computer, she's on her phone. and all of a sudden, everyone we know is texting us. everyone.

ryan nichols, the president of the fraternal order of police chapter that represents the metro policeof investigation and he responded to what breonna taylor's boyfriend said when the home was raided. >> a police officer was critically injured and a young woman was fatally injured and, you know, the long, thorough investigation ensued and that's the process that should happen. >> you know, there are two sides of course to every story. but what is not in dispute is that breonna taylor is dead. that she was killed in a hail of police gun fire. but let's go to kenneth walker and his encounter with police. 32 shots fired that night after he fired what he said was one warning shot. not knowing what was happening in his apartment. >> so i do believe that the officers were definitely justified in returning fire. >> 32 shots, ryan? >> well, in a situation like that when you return fire to stop a threat, typically, you may not be aware of how many rounds someone else is firing, how many other officers are firing, and perhaps you may not have an accurate count of the rounds you fired in a high-

painting by british art is david hockney is on display head of a auction in december his painting of nichols canyon in los angeles is expected to go for $30000000.00 a year as at christie's it's a busy year for sales but the 80 year old the hockney now the u.k.'s most expensive living artists. are not going to be able to afford it martin out of the top stories that we're tracking for you this hour a powerful earthquake has struck off turkey's western coast killing at least 6 people and injuring hundreds more rescuers are racing to see people trapped under rubble president aired want has found all means necessary to help. but don't forget she can always give you don't use on the go just don't let her out for him to go play to or from your app store they'll give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications for any breaking news and if you're part of a news story you can also use it at the outlets you satisfied on the heels of what's happening. on the ground. that does it for me on leyla heraclius stick around up next is our environment magazine show eco

an idea you had protests in the north in milan and in to in but he also had them as far south as nichols in palermo and here in rome as well basically he's a business owners all of the effect it pieces that have been ordered closed or shut and they're out on the street saying that we are suffering and you can't close us down now some of these protests unfortunately turn violent as you mentioned where there were clashes between the protesters and the security forces ensuring for example north it started out peaceful but then they smashed shop windows they set they set small bombs and reports that the violence was triggered by these are violent soccer fans of football fans in the town and several people at least some dozen also were detained in milan people threw stones and bottles at the regional government quarters and equal what detained there is well known the prime minister had said he understood the fatigue anger and social inequality that has come about as a result of these. restrictions but he says that there is a risk that these protests are being hijacked by extremists. what's yo

let's speak to kate nichols, the ceo of uk hospitality. what's your reaction?esses not just heartbreaking for many businesses notjust in heartbreaking for many businesses not just in liverpool heartbreaking for many businesses notjust in liverpool but across vast swathes of the north and midlands who are being put into tier 2 restrictions, which will severely damage their trade and i really fear that without further compensation and support from the government, many of those businesses will be unviable in the longer term and we will see hundreds of thousands of job losses across hospitality. are you satisfied that the medical evidence is there to justify targeting the hospitality sector? well, that's far from clear. targeting the hospitality sector? well, that's farfrom clear. we heard from the chief medical officer at this evening's press conference saying that the evidence was evolving, but it was clear that a balance had to be struck and they we re balance had to be struck and they were sacrificing parts of the economy in order to keep other parts of the eco

says $100.00 long prison sentences for the leaders of neo nazi group golden door the group's leader nichols mcculloch here because costs and several other members were sentenced for running a criminal gang the former political party has been linked to a number of violent hate crimes. to russians and an american have successfully reached the international space station the fast track flight took just 3 hours that's half the usual time it's nasa's last mission on a russian spacecraft the u.s. now has its own access with iran musk's space x. corporation. and activists from congo has been fined 2000 euros by a french court for trying to steal an african artifact from a museum in paris was zulu dia bands a live stream his attempt to remove a 19th century relic he accuses france and other european countries of plundering the places they colonized and says they should return the objects they took. many would call this theft by this activists he's only getting back what was taken away from his people i came to reclaim goods that were stolen from africa during colonization of this video of us live s

nichole passkey is here to rescue vegetables that have been left in the field during harvesting because they're either too small or crooked. here you can harvest the chart again up until the left side where the red chart starts autumn on got on and you can pick the green chard not the colored ones just the green ones. the 35 year old started collecting food from supermarket containers during her standards she has finished our law degree but since graduating has dedicated her life to the fight against waste i just an angle found how when i 1st started looking into supermarket garbage contain is it was of course somewhat different to sitting in a lawyer office. it was also necessary for my parents to understand and learn with how much good food is thrown away and that we need to do something. on having hands palm about 40 percent of the harvest remains on used the reason being that retailers and customers don't want to have produced with any blemishes. for 20 years i had a stall of the weekly market personally in direct contact with the customers. and i observed that when i had carrots ly

and nichols told on al-jazeera. revealing ecofriendly solutions to come back threats to our planet on al-jazeera. provoke. the end of a 4 year kidnap or jail a french aid workers releases parts of the prisoner exchange with al qaeda linked groups in mali. alone among car and this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up. for us imposes for us sanctions on iran's buying styron accuses the trump administration of conspiring to starve its population. into the.

for more on the glass fire, we will go to cal fire division chief, ben nichols. >> thank you, this evening as expected, the winds are starting to come into the area, unfortunately we started off a day prior to the winds are writing with an increase in fire activity, in the east zone , that was giving firefighter resources a run for their money, and we started off the morning with structure defense, around anglin, and spring mountain in the east. so, we haven't experienced that same activity here in the west zone, excuse me if there is too much background noise, i am here at the sonoma county eeoc, but for the start of the day here at sonoma county, things are looking well, as we enter into the period of the red flag here, obviously our concerns are without northwest wind, the perimeter in the sugarloaf state park area, and if that fire gets across the line that we have established down there, it will create a much larger area that we are going to have to fall back to, to capture the ridges that we need to contain this fire. so, that is our largest concern here in the west zone today. howev

mainly nagorno-karabakh forces fighting forces the difficulty then will be for armenian president nichole because as a by john has explicit backing from turkey he does not have explicit backing from an equivalent country he came to power in a velvet revolution 2 years ago ousting. favorite putin the russian president's favorite soap machine not a natural ally of russia vladimir putin. is in vienna with more on the reaction from azerbaijan. azari officers are saying that they are being hit by iranian territory and within the last week top officials were saying that if many of fires from our many and soil to us are they would be retaliating now everybody is curious whether this is going to happen as yesterday there were some rockets fires that hits again just city the 2nd most populated city of john and it has a strategic a military city in azerbaijan 300 kilometers from the front line having the former soviet arsenal along with a bridge on our side also now everybody is curious where this conflict is going to extend to internationally how things are going to evolve but as our bridge on has

england will be drastically affected by the lockdown — the chief executive of uk hospitality kate nichollst is a devastating blow for many of those businesses in the hospitality sector who worked so hard and making sure they invested in covid secure protocols to keep guests and customers safe, and to be put back into a full lockdown is very damaging for them. many of them may not recover from that second closure and will be very worried about their businesses and their people going forward today. you are referring to this as a full fat furlough. is it going to be enough? it is going to be enough, and it is very welcome that the chancellor has reverted back to the full furlough at 80% of staff wages rather than the 67% being offered to closed businesses under tier 3. that will be enough to support our teams, but critically, with the businesses, their resilience, their cash reserves are at very low levels, and we are extremely concerned that what we are looking at here is a potential business failure and potential closures, so we are urging a full fat grant to go alongside the full fat furlo

and nichols told on al-jazeera. within a vital source of sourced to the countries that flows through this no single who can lay claim it would be a decent god given the resources we would read but with this comes a destabilizing driving the country suspicious of each other's intentions in the battle for control of the middle transponding seen consultation was not up to me to come to this because of some unknown fear struck a little bit on al-jazeera. has a bias on accuses on many of attacking one of its main cities as the conflicts for the disputed region of not going to cut it back intensifies. my money inside best is out of their life and also coming up. protests outside in athens courts as it issues verdicts on the far right golden dawn.

it's got more now on one of our top stories that trumps health well john nichols is a clinical professor in pathology at the university of hong kong he joins us now on skype from there good to have you with us so let's start with how common is it for a covert patient to be the not infectious what like a week over it was announced that he'd been diagnosed with covert 19. ok so this is where as you indicated what the doctor is indicating is that he's not using what's called the p.c.r. test because the p.c.i. which is the most common one to detect the r.n.a. that can be positive for a number weeks after the patient is not considered infectious so what about when he's probably done has been doing what's called the sub janabi are and they all the s.g. r.n.a. this is a test which actually has more correlation with when not the patient has actually got any infectious virus in the body position infectious virus when they remain for about 10 days after the patient symptoms but the p.c.r. can remain positive for about 3 weeks after so what i suspect is is he's done is he's using the s.g.r. in a ra

serious defeat would you accept going to do negotiating table with i mean yeah it's prime minister nichols but in the end actually negotiations are stopped because after his statement that karabakh is armenia i said there's no room for negotiations but of course chairs. making requests to me that. show maybe more understanding with respect to. the fact that i mean a government is new and maybe they do not completely control their emotions and their words and i said ok let's strike we want to find a peaceful solution therefore we waited for so many years and probably negotiations would have been continued if not for these destructive approach and after that statement i had a meeting with armenian prime minister but they were absolutely. meaningless the reform all he was telling me is that they are not going to give territories back and then what to talk about so cal must say that azerbaijan's precondition for coming to a negotiating table is that i mean your withdraws from the occupied territories. actually it was i mean a prime minister who put a precondition on us and thereby they were in

tuesday and wednesday as he targets 3 battleground states he really helped get al jazeera wash how john nichols is a clinical professor of pathology at the university of hong kong he explains what happens to the body as it recovers from covered 90. so so this is what tom some a quite some colleagues of mine at hong kong you have published to show that basically 9 days after a patient has had coated. the this s.g. r.n.a. disappear and then no longer considered really infectious but the but they can be released into the community provide it or destruction possible provided that they don't come in contact any high risk individuals like people in old age homes or people who are very susceptible so you know nothing is ever absolute but i think the but they are that they publish results which could be and from hong kong show that it's free can basically safely discharge a patients into the community but not to try a high risk area like him so i think it's just a bounce off the of the risk to be taken out because i'm so provided he's not going to be going into an old age home or 2 people who immunocom

i've been shot if they've been healthy it's on display for an option in december at the fainting nicholls counted in los angeles is expected to fetch 30000000 euros it's a busy year for sales of work by the 83 year old he's now britain's most expensive and living artist. that's it you're up to date of next year on the doubly we'll have our latest covered 19 focused and i've got all the latest news is available around the clock on the website d w dot com more world news for you at the top because of good. combating the corona pandemic. where does research stand. what are scientists learning. background information and news. hour carona update. 19 special next on d w. and . the both new training. innovation and education. but this is one game we can't afford to lose the world food programme fights and go worldwide helping people help themselves my goal is 0 anger. immunity has been on everyone's lips since the pandemic began. as infections are. proteins in the bloodstream that pathogens and. production depends on the of an infection. from. a reduction in antibodies than the. evidence that s