'd the goal for refugees like muhammad is to reach western and northern europe and apply for asylum for the injured ones they must wait until the are strong enough to start their journey again. al-jazeera the coronavirus pandemic has deprived mexicans of one of their favorite sports. wrestling before covered 19 restrictions the flamboyant fights is performed in packed stadiums but now a group of those have said help out set up an outside ring in mexico's popular canal district so fans can enjoy the sport all certainly distanced. there and these are the top stories. at least 8 children have been killed and 13 others seriously injured in an attack on a primary school in southwest cameroon no group has claimed responsibility colombia has passed 1000000 krona virus infections becoming the 8th country in the world to do so meanwhile uruguay has closed its.

the goal for refugees like muhammad is to reach western and northern europe and apply for asylum for the injured ones they must wait until the end strong enough to start their journey again. al-jazeera. the samson group's chairman lee couldn't he has died at the age of 78 he'd been in hospital since 2014 after suffering a heart attack me was one of south korea's most influential and controversial business figures from so bright looks back at his life. it was a stage fit for the coronation of an emperor and for some song that was in effect what leak on he would become on his father's death in 1987 the took the helm of a business that he would turn into south korea's dominant family conglomerate or chaebol he focused on increasing the ambition of the electronics are famously urging his staff to change everything except your wives and children the company was able to take this vision and able to dole it out into you can say ideological tracks that they would hand out to employers so that employers would study how they would read his words like they were literally a page out of the bible

'd the goal for refugees like muhammad is to reach western or northern europe and apply for asylum for the injured ones they must wait until they are strong enough to start their journey again. a mosque in france is held present tribute to a teacher who was beheaded last week. a bullet proof vest and there was heavy police presence after threats of violence against worshippers cause outrage across from us samuel passy was beheaded by an 18 year old man for showing caricature of the prophet mohammed the killer was shot by police. today as we were in this mosque it was the same friday a week ago that he was assassinated today we are in a free mosque a mosque of enlightenment it's called the al nor mosque which means to light we're here to pray for him to pay homage to him and to have a minute of silence i find it this is the minimum that we can do. france has recalled its ambassador from turkey in a diplomatic spat over islamic rights take as president said french counterpart in money market all needed mental treatment over his ass achieved towards muslims earlier this month the french p

'd the goal for refugees like muhammad is to reach western and northern europe and apply for asylum forhe injured ones they must wait until the are strong enough to start their journey again. al-jazeera. young voters in the us have the numbers to decide an election but that rarely happens this year was on track to continue that trend but that's not changed according to figures from tufts university a large number of young adults between the ages of 18 to 29 have been voting early in 3 battleground states compared to the last election in florida nearly 44000 voted early in 2016 this year so far more than 2. and 57000 have the north carolina it was 25000 last time now it's close 220-5000 and in michigan just more than 7 and a half 1000 young people voted early in the last election but so far this time 145200 have cast their ballots a part of what's brought young voters out is the anger following the police killing of george floyd john hendren reports from minneapolis on how that event could impact this year's presidential election. when george floyd died beneath a minneapolis police offic

the goal for refugees like muhammad is to reach western and northern europe and apply for asylum forjured ones they must wait until they are strong enough to start their journey again harding al-jazeera. the our own al jazeera these are the headlines colombia is set to surpass a 1000000 coronavirus infections becoming the 8th country in the world to do so other nations in latin america also seeing a surge in infections among them brazil mexico and rue your requires closed its borders to prevent the spread of the virus more now from daniel. the difference between latin america and europe i think is that the infrastructure in general around latin america is far was less investment in schools and in hospitals so right from the very beginning they were suffering with trying to do contact.

the goal for refugees like muhammad is to reach western and northern europe and apply for asylum forured ones they must wait until they are strong enough to start their journey again harding al-jazeera. half past the hour these are the top stories colombia is set to surpass a 1000000 infections becoming the 8th country in the world to do so with 19 other nations in latin america are also seeing a surge in infections among them brazil mexico and peru europe wide.

'd the goal for refugees like muhammad is to reach western or northern europe and apply for asylum forjured ones they must wait until they are strong enough to start their journey again. al-jazeera. well now the coronavirus pandemic has been given as one reason behind an environmental success story on the galapagos islands record numbers of korans have been reported on the island group in the pacific as well as a record increase in the numbers of native penguins scientists say a reduction in terrorism because of the pandemic is one reason for that the other reason is the climatic event normally you have around $200000.00 tourists visiting the collapse because islands in a normal year and that really raise concerns about the impact on its unique ecosystem was more everything we're covering right here al-jazeera dot com is the address. just just a quick look at the headlines now spain is considering a new national save emergency as europe's corona virus outbreak gets worse germany in the czech republic of both hit new records of around 15000 daily cases each comes as poland's president b

and self-confidence but also full love that's why in traditional china couples marry in red in northern europe yellow stands for joy for optimism for idealism and humor whereas in russia yellow flowers symbolize betrayal and mourning yellow was also the color of grief in ancient egypt green means being reliable modest and generous in the arabic rolled green is holy color and the principal color in the qur'an people who wear blue know what they want the color conveys reliability. loyalty and rationality but also emotional coldness in japan blue stands for life money and peace and rest the red it's just totally cool not only psychologists are interested in colors designers and architects too for instance when they design clinics. color plays a big role in the health industry pills for instance come in a variety of colors white is mainly for pain killers. red or orange is the list for stimulants and we all know what that little blue pill is for. but what about the color you see 1st thing in the morning maybe red. blew up all green could that influence your well being. it's a question being resear

abroad once the practice was no longer legally possible in germany it's said to have continued in northern europe like here in denmark. the danes are still waiting for an explanation as to why the german government didn't warn them earlier at the time then danish tax minister albertson turned to berlin for assistance we have very good relations on different matters but when it comes to change especially when it comes to this comic scandal the level of cooperation has been very very low and i have a really i really honestly can't understand why the german government and the minister of finance didn't prioritize cooperation it would have been likely at that that the fraud and then would have been discovered earlier and could have been stopped earlier. by 2015 denmark is estimated to have suffered losses equivalent to $1700000000.00 euro that means that in per capita terms the scandal may have hit denmark even harder than germany come next perpetrators were also attracted to other countries and the journalists now chased their story across european borders . and doesn't look at that we soon realized

'd the goal for refugees like muhammad is to reach western or northern europe and apply for asylum forjured ones they must wait until they are strong enough to start their journey again harding al-jazeera. through this news hour here's what's coming up. we have had enough or we want a democratic and united libya and an end to this bloodshed libyans reacts to the signing of a permanent cease fire will be pulled from misrata a city that suffered years of hardship. and it's to find out what pakistan's government's increase the price of medicine and who is being affected the most and sport with joe shall have action from gangs 3 of baseball's world series. oh the weather set fire across the middle a school just sunshine some lovely weather probably the best time of year this actually last the place guys had lots of hazy sunshine comfortable temperatures as well so they were constantly getting up into the low thirty's woman that kuwait may thirty's there for baghdad low thirty's they're still into barrett says a little on the warm side but that's pleasant enough you see that warm sunshine i

europe, has picked up again. lyse doucet reports from northern greece.stirrings beneath the burnt—out carriages in this rail yard in northern greece. and then they're off. these young men are mostly from afghanistan, waiting tojump on a train, jump at a chance to move further north into europe, a chance they hope, at a better life. we don't know which one is go, but all are ready for going. but so, too, are the police. police comes, we run. a game of cat and mouse at this stop. this morning, the police win, they often do. 17—year—old sadr is from pakistan. how many times have you tried tojump on a train? we are six times. seven times. each and every time, every one of them try to hang on them because the problem of here, police and immigration. that's why the people leave this area. their next destination, greece's border with north macedonia. five years ago, thousands took this route through a tiny border village, a gateway to western europe through the balkans. look at these fields now. this border is shut. but migrants are now showing up again in smal

the goal for refugees like muhammad is to reach western and northern europe and apply for asylum for ones they must wait until they are strong enough to start their journey again. al-jazeera. amenia and azerbaijan are accusing each other of shelling residential areas as fighting continues in the going to cut of the areas stepanek at cities suffered heavy damage overnight hundreds of people have been killed since the fighting began last month 2 russian brokered cease fires have so far failed. libyans are spoken of a hope and caution after their country's warring sides agree to a permanent ceasefire the un brokered deal was signed in geneva on friday after months of negotiations between the internationally recognized government in tripoli and its rivals in the east military and armed groups must withdraw from the front lines and foreign fighters have to leave libya within 3 months now that train has been speaking to people in misrata a city that has dealt with severe hardship ever since world war khalifa haftar launched his push for tripoli in april last year for libya which has been e

'd the goal for refugees like muhammad is to reach western and northern europe and apply for asylum forured ones they must wait until they are strong enough to start their journey again. al-jazeera now the u.k. has just over 2 months to try to agree a trade deal with the european union and doesn't leave much time to negotiate an agreement with whoever wins the u.s. presidency there are concerns that a rush for a transatlantic trade deal could lower the quality of britain's food as andhra simmons now reports a refusal to ban the import of cheap meat conflicts with animal rights. 53 percent for the country spends it out for a ride i'm too middleton has been a 1st 3 decades. he's invested more than a $1000000.00 in poultry farming reaching the highest standards of production will the father. read poems and preserve this is how severely. now the price of his eggs could be undercut by new trade deals primarily with the united states u.k. may be flooded with cheap imports hundreds livelihood along with livestock farmers all over the u.k. is threat the reason lower food safety and animal welfa

abroad once the practice was no longer legally possible in germany it's said to have continued in northern europe like here in denmark. the danes are still waiting for an explanation as to why the german government didn't warn them earlier at the time then danish tax minister albertson turned to berlin for assistance we have very good relations on different matters but when it comes to taxation and especially when it comes to this comic scandal the level of cooperation has been very very low and i have a really i really honestly can't understand why the german government and the minister of finance didn't prioritize cooperation it would have been likely at that that the fraud in the mob would have been discovered earlier and could have been stopped earlier. by 2015 denmark is estimated to have suffered losses equivalent to 1700000000 euro that means that in per capita terms the scandal may have hit denmark even harder than germany become next perpetrators were also attracted to other countries and the journalists now chased their story across european borders . doesn't look at that we soon realiz

hello the weather is looking quiet but cool with not chilly across could pass over northern europe at the moment last the clear skies there are bits and pieces of mist and fall with high pressure in charge that's what's keeping it quiet are also dragging in the cool wind out of scandinavia the north we're northeasterly wind coming right out across europe right down towards the southwest across central parts of the met things a little livelier handle more safe so we have got some wet weather some very heavy rain into northern parts of italy easing across the balkans that could cause some localized flooding with a summary downpours making their way towards the north of grace not a little disturbance which was that western side of russia getting up to 14 in moscow and that's a bad 13 in london just 16 in madrid it is on the cool side then as we go on friday we will see further showers around central parts of the mediterranean through actually the balkans easing across austria back towards powder and we see temperatures plummeting there for moscow just a high for around 8 celsius come fur

the goal for refugees like muhammad is to reach western and northern europe and apply for asylum for the injured ones they must wait until the are strong enough to start their journey again harding. half past the hour these are the top stories colombia is set to surpass a 1000000 infections becoming the 8th country in the world to do so with 19 other nations in latin america are also seeing a surge in infections among them brazil mexico and peru you're requires closed its borders to prevent the spread of the virus. has more on the outbreak in latin america the difference between latin america and europe i think is that the infrastructure in general around latin america is far worse less investment in schools and hospitals so right from the very beginning they were suffering with trying to do contact and trace and there are certainly less beds available for those who need it intensive treatment that is really impacted latin america very hard also talking also about the economy many people here many millions of people work in the informal economy so when governments say to them stay in

abroad once the practice was no longer legally possible in germany it's said to have continued in northern europe like here in denmark. the danes are still waiting for an explanation as to why the german government didn't warn them earlier at the time then danish tax minister albertson turned to berlin for assistance we have very good relations on different matters but when it comes to. especially when it comes to this comic scandal the level of cooperation has been very low while i have a really i really honestly can't understand why the german government and the minister of finance didn't prioritize cooperation it would have been likely at that that the fraud and then would have been discovered earlier and could have been stopped earlier. by 2015 denmark is estimated to have suffered losses equivalent to $1700000000.00 euro that means that in per capita terms the scandal may have hit denmark even harder than germany become expert traders were also attracted to other countries and the journalists now chased their story across european borders. doesn't look at that we soon realized we needed coop

'd the goal for refugees like muhammad is to reach western and northern europe and apply for asylum for the injured ones they must wait until the end strong enough to start their journey again harding. past the hour on al jazeera these are the headlines colombia is set to surpass a 1000000 coronavirus infections becoming the 8th country in the world to do so other nations in latin america are also seeing a surge in infections among them brazil mexico and rue your requires closed its borders to prevent the spread of the virus more now from daniel. the difference between latin america and europe i think is that the infrastructure in general around latin america is far worse less investment in schools and in hospitals so right from the very beginning they were suffering with trying to do contact and trace and there are certainly less beds available for those who needed intensive treatment that is really impacted latin america very hard also talking all about the economy many people here many millions of people work in the informal economy so when governments say to them stay indoors you ca

european map almost and the entire western europe the middle of europe is now red only the parts of northern europe and at least still with low infection rates so the coroner pandemic has europe in the its grip and we have now 10000000 cases in europe alone according to the world health organization all right so part of it as you reference to is to do with people becoming more complacent now as xander was reporting germany has accepted patients from belgium because it still has capacity it's i.c.u. capacity is still good how are you members in general working together and is there an in you wide approach to this pandemic. admitting peasant patients in other hospitals across borders this is a regional approach the e.u. as such has no central register for intensive care units as ministers are trying to set up such a thing but the cooperation on the you level is fairly low just a simple example there is no common passenger locator form as of now 8 months after the makers started and so the health ministers are not concentrating on the future and the future vaccination scheme they by the vaccines toget

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talking with their sister trade organizations in northern europe to find out what they do about eating drinking out. in sweden and denmark, it's common to eat and drink outside. in heaters is not enough to offset the severe restrictions you have on doors -- indoors. we are going to need some continued support from the government to subsidize some economic trading. we are just hoping we have a reasonably good autumn to give a boost in income with their full holidays coming up in the next week. that would help to maintain some of the businesses through this difficult trading time and we crucially need government subsidies to continue. it runs out currently on the first of november. guy: when does the government need to make a decision that some of these jobs are not coming back and figuring out a way to help those that are affected to retrain? is it too early now? when do you make that call? >> personally, i think it's too early for our sector. there will be sectors that are going through structural changes and decline. i don't think travel and retail will come out of this in the same fo

pathway to security because we don't have another kind of social safety net and the way we do in northern europen particular is through employment. the only way you get healthcare unless you are paying for it yourself, the only way you get access to unemployment insurance to workers compensation if you're injured on the job, all of these safety net so we really need is through employee status but that makes employment really expensive. the reason these platforms were paid in and just, to make it seem their workers -- it was so much cheaper for them. and it was easier for them to keep labor costs down. like true independent contractors, those determining their own affairs or prices or building client lists or hustling to be small business owners, workers in these economies the business model and through our gorillas on this. it is not true across the platform but it is particularly true for the platform companies that get the most attention and for the most workers. to your question that is why there is so much attention on the issue of workers compensation when we think of regulating the platfor

on the other hand, the dutch and their friends in northern europe who care about human rights will notunless there is explicit conditionality. there is a conundrum. i think in the long run the eu will do what it always does, find a compromise in the middle. there is quite a bit of brinksmanship. it may drag on to one more summit. also they will meet again in the middle of october to sort out brexit. maybe they will resolve the recovery fund then, in which case there would be a small delay to the implementation of the recovery fund. alix: what is a middle ground? what can both sides say to take it back to their governments but also make both sides happy? charles: a lot will depend on the precise voting rules. if the commission will make a proposal to withhold payments from countries which it considers are breaching the rule of law, then how was that decision going to be taken? the division makes a proposal and the council decides. a lot will depend on the voting, but mr. rohrbaugh needs to go back to hungry and say -- mr. orban needs to go back to hungry and say will not get clobbered,

europe has picked up again. we have this report from northern greece.es of this rail guard in northern greece. and then they are off. these young men are mostly from afghanistan. waiting tojump on a train. it is a game of cat and mouse at the stop. this morning, the police win. they often do. 17—year—old boy has from pakistan. how many times have you tried to get on a train? six or seven times. everyone of them. they tried to on them because the problem of the police here, the police bow , the people of the police here, the police bow, the people leave this area. their next destination is greece's border. five years ago thousands took this route, a gateway to western europe through the falcons. look at these fields now. this border is shut. but migrants are now showing up again in smaller, but growing numbers. these men were just pushed back by border guards in north macedonia. when we came , we came across an afghan family trying for the sixth time to sneak through. the government says go from greece. so what do we do? we can't go back to afghanistan.

dry if a little on the cool side bill gray as well across northern parts of fine in try present sunshine across a good part of southern europe into northern africa you might still catch your share or so snow the passage uneasier but that's the message speak of the wetter weather there that's running across central africa southern parts of nigeria right across the gulf of guinea 2 west. i don't know that corruption has reached a level like never ever before in our country i am the rank outsider. to president of the united states. the power was in the data we will monitor the american people with the truth and nothing else discover the formula for winning the white house unfair game on al jazeera. welcome back is a reminder of the top stories on al-jazeera the head of the w.h.o. in europe says the total number of deaths in a 2nd wave could be 5 times that seen earlier in the year if action is not taken this comes as london prepares to move into the 2nd highest english alert level the warring sides in yemen have begun a swap of more than a 1000 prisoners it's hoped the move could build trust between the rebels and the saudi led

dry if a little on the cool side bill gray as well across northern parts of fine in try present sunshine across a good part of southern europe into northern africa you might still catch your share also northern passage uneasier but that's the message speak of the wetter weather there that's running across central africa southern parts of nigeria right across the gulf of guinea 2 west. frank assessments if american public opinion is betrayed by social media platforms after november what would be this because as if you believe that there horowitz into our democracy one obvious solution is to read from an informed opinion as lucas and his don't go anywhere the protesters aren't going anywhere either it's ability to get a resolution to call in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines who is it that's really out there on the street inside story on al-jazeera. hello again this is al-jazeera the survivor of the main news this hour american voters were asked to tune into dueling televised events with president donald trump and democratic candidate joe biden both vying for that tension. kurdistan politician freed from prison by p

things about the money and here you know in brazil let's cross over the atlantic now it's in northern europe to london to be precise and john hall is there and in fact is in wales where they've just announced a national look down how long for and what does it mean for the people. inevitably anything like this means greater pain to businesses perhaps more job losses down the line later in the year much as is happening really in other parts of the u.k. as well such an escalation in wales though in terms of restrictions in place to fight this 2nd wave of lockdown announced a little earlier by mark drake for the 1st minister of the devolved didn't stray sion in wales will last 2 weeks starting on friday that coincides with the states who have to break down essential businesses will shots education will largely be shut hospitality of those people will be told to stay home work from home unless they absolutely current and moderate food when he announced this measure said that it was necessary not just to try and control the 2nd wave and to give the national health service a much needed sort of bre

europe's highest coronavirus death toll the u.k. has unveiled a new 3 tier lockdown system closing pubs gyms and betting shops in england's highest risk areas while northern ireland's regional government has just imposed europe's hottest 2nd wave restrictions the czech republic has imposed a state of emergency new restrictions came into place today closing all schools past restaurants and clubs and the netherlands is returning to partial lockdown at closing restaurants hotels and cafes for 2 weeks. it was what the hospitality industry was dreading most a return to lockdown from midnight restaurants bars and cafes in the netherlands must shut their doors for 4 weeks. masks to will no be mandatory in indoor public spaces the government says it was left with little choice in the face of spiraling infection rates. that some heart about it's a hard message and the new rules are going to hearts but it's the only way because the facts don't lie we have to be stricter on ourselves i'm stricter on our behavior this thing is a. it's a similar picture at the forefront of europe's 2nd wave in the czech republic testing has been ramped up across the country and tighte

ofa those migrants who were in the back of a sealed container of his lorry from somewhere in northern europe channel unaccompanied and it's alleged that he was part of the conspiracy to then distribute or spread those migrants across various locations in southeast england. however, the prosecution said that in the early hours of the 23rd of october at a lorry park in essex, that container was opened by another member of this alleged conspiracy and upon opening that container it was discovered that container it was discovered that all 39 migrants including h1n1 and toa that all 39 migrants including h1n1 and to a 15—year—old boys had suffocated to death because they had not received any oxygen in the previous 12 hours. the container was described to the court as a tomb from which one of the migrants was able to send a text message to her family in vietnam saying that she believed she was choking to death. all four of the defendants in this case denied the charges against them. two members of the so—called islamic state group — accused of killing western hostages in syria — have been charged b

weather back towards the balkans and blustery showers rattling in across a good part of northern and central europe not too bad in spain portugal it has to be said as the case across northern parts of africa plenty of showers there just around the gulf of guinea and i shall is extending across into liberia into sierra leone and even if you show us to the north of that. frank assessments if american public opinion pieces betrayed by social media platforms after november this would be because if you believe that there are ferocious into our democracy one obvious solution is to break up informed opinion lucas said his don't go any way the protesters aren't going anywhere either it's ability of the revolution people in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines who is it that's really out there on the street inside story on al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera mind top stories this hour kurdistan's president is calling for calm after opposition protesters don't storm the parliament building they freed the former president who was awaiting trial on corruption charges demonstrators accuse the governm

staying dry if a little on the coast i will graze well across northern parts of fun enjoy present sunshine across a good part of southern europe into northern africa you might still catch your shower also snow the passage uneasier but nothing much to speak of the wetter weather there that's running across central africa southern parts of nigeria right across the gulf of guinea 2 west. from. 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 pos bored by investment scheme promised for. the site. now al-jazeera is investigative unit goes undercover to expose further revelations that go to the heart of the cypriot state al-jazeera investigations the cyberspace ber's on the cover as countries begin easing coronavirus restrictions scientists warn of a 2nd wave of infections in the last few days. in the neighborhood and many fear the economy is be prioritised about for human life until fall of people come yet again a caucus and they are here because i can put a 1000 faith we bring you the latest develo

showers more weather sweeping across the north sea through the english channel running off northern parts of europe into scandinavia more weather to down towards the south but no. yes we could see some wet weather coming into well maybe northern grace pushing into that western side of north of the wind here across central parts of the med that's going to just pull the temperatures down in libya tripoli now warmer than around $27.00 celsius is good on race and found yes plenty of showers across the heart of africa pushing right through the gulf of guinea and on towards the west. of. cyprus a european island opening offering citizenship to those who can afford it up in august al jazeera made global headlines with the cyprus papers confidential documents that reveal a murky passport by investment scheme promised for. the surface is. now al-jazeera as investigative unit goes undercover to expose further revelations that go to the heart of the cypriote state al-jazeera investigations the cyberspace on the cover. the. the end. it watching out is there are mind top stories this hour a prime minister has b

they say the record was driven by heatwaves here on the west coast, dry heat in europe, northern asia and russia. >>> it's amazing to see the impact of what sounds like a small amount have a big impact on our environment. >> you're talking a full degree celsius over the entire atmosphere surrounding the earth. that's a significant departure and here in the bay area we had some record setting temperatures as well. the average for the month of september was almost in the top ten. it was the warmest september on record in concord which isn't too big of deal because the climate data in concord only goes back 22 years, but livermore we have records dating back to the early 20th century and it was the warmest on record. we've got more near record high temperatures the next couple days. combine that with low humidity and gusty winds and it all factors into our fire danger index, a scale from 0 to 10 which we weren't that high today maxing out around 3 or 4, but those numbers will go up overnight as the winds start gusting up, parts of sonoma and napa county where the brighter colors are outl

climate officials say the record was driven by last month's high heat in europe. northern of the southern hemisphere. >>> the warm temperatures were boosted by human-caused climate change and officials say there's nearly a two in one chance that 2020 will be end up as the globe's hottest year on record. >>> on the "cbs money watch" united reports big losses and face mask for bacon lovers. naomi ruchim is in new york with those stories and more. naomi, good morning. >> good morning to you. the labor department is out with its latest weekly jobless claims. meantime, stocks fell yesterday after dimming prospects of a coronavirus relief package. the dow slid 165 points. the nasdaq dropped 95 points and the s&p 500 fell 23 points. >>> united airlines posted a $1.8 billion loss in the third quarter as the pandemic continues to ravage the airline industry. it's a blow to the chicago-based carrier after boasting a $1 billion profit a year ago. united says it was able to trim its cash burn by limiting flights more aggressively. that resulted in a loss of about $24 million a day, do

were covering the fight in europe over the stimulus packages right you had countries like germany and france that were demanding them and then you had these countries in the northern part of europe that were resistant to what they were called the frugal 4 and then called the frugal 5 and it was sweden and norway and denmark those countries did not want to see stimulus the 1st time around they were very very hesitant to do it the idea of getting a 2nd round of stimulus at this size passed i think would be pretty difficult it would at least make for a pretty long fight. there's further economic pain on the horizon here for european countries as france and germany and now it's new nationwide lockdowns and other governments are considering to do the same so what we put the good news off the top that there was economic expansion we talk about the exact same thing thursday in the united states we saw economic expansion after huge contraction with this translate into bad economic news say around january when we see those q 4 numbers well that's when it really comes. it really comes down to what happens over the next 60 days 90 days because if there is a 2nd wave germany

certainly, looking at europe world war ii, the nazis were just marching, going down, over to northern europe, it certainly opened up a time for the republican to say what do we do? >> and yet, it was a republican party that had hoover, former president, who is hoping the president would come back to him. you had thomas, of new york, you had senator taft of ohio, mr. republican. and this is a convention in philadelphia, that went for six ballots. >> but nobody had come from the business side. nobody had come from that way, how do we create jobs for the economy, nobody was actually doing that or any of the other candidates out there, except for, when the wilkie. and he certainly rose up, and had an electric personality, and a magnetic energy about him that he brought. >> you obviously never near grandfather, but you talk to family members who knew him, he died at the age of 52. we will learn more about his life. but why did he ultimately decide for the nomination? because he did set the groundwork in 1939 for a possible presidential bid in 1940. >> oh, he was always interested in politics from

little bit of wet weather up towards to a little bit wet weather up towards the caspian sea northern parts of europe maybe just around the mountain she could catch the odd light shadow thing like as heavy as it has been recently over towards terror on that we go 30 celsius in bahrain 32 in jerusalem still getting up into the mid thirty's there for baghdad and kuwait but not as hot as it has been recently could touch 37 haven doha on saturday as well come sunday cooling off to around 33 degrees lovely day in store the waves crashing falling lots i really will feel quite pleasant just of want to show is down around the southern end of the red sea chance of plenty of showers moving across central africa will see some showers possibly even into somalia for a time as we go on through the next day old say so the boss of ethiopia saying some levies showers pushing across towards uganda salsa dancing some wet weather because some wet weather all the way over towards the gulf of guinea the rains peping up across the democratic republic of congo as we go on through sunday further south got some very heavy rai

certainly looking at europe, world war ii, the nazis were just marching, going down to the -- over to northern europe. it opened up a time where the republicans said, what do we do? >> hoover was hoping the party would come to him. thomas dewey of new york, taft of ohio. this is a republican that went for six ballots. >> but nobody had come from a business side. nobody had come from the way of how do we create jobs in the economy? nobody was actually doing that, of any of the other candidates out there, except for wendell willkie and he certainly rose up and he had an electric pernl personality, a magnetic energy about him that brought people to him. >> you never knew your grandfather but as you talk to family members who knew him. he died at the age of 52. we'll learn more about his life. why did he decide to run for the nomination. he set the groundwork for a possible presidential bid in 1940. >> he was always interested in politics from a very young age, even growing up in his hometown of elwood, indiana, just up the road from here. he talked about it in his life, in his childhood, with his parent

as the number of cases surges across western europe, the northern italian region of lombardi is introducing a curfew. the government says starting thursday people will be banned from going out between 11:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. people who break curfew face a fine of at least $470. residents in the city of milan have mixed feelings about the situation. >> translator: it's natural to take preventtive measures to avoid a total lockdown. i can put up with it for a short period of time. >> translator: i think the health system is better prepared now than in march and april. i'm more concerned about the impact on society and the economy. >> italy has been one of the hardest h countries western europe, with around 450,000 confirmed cases, and nearly 37,000 deaths. the rate of infections have dropped during the summer. but the number spined this month. wednesday, daily confirmed cases hit a record, top 1ping 15,000. there are concerns fresh restriction also deal a blow to the economy. the prime minister has said he wants to avoid another nationwide lockdown. >>> japan's health ministry says the number

if europe is northern to grey region has ceased to recognize the government in addis ababa leaders told ethiopia's prime minister. that his mandate to govern the region would expire on october the 5th tensions were increased after shed jeweled regional elections were postponed due to a pandemic we don't recognize a prime minister erdogan is the deputy prime minister we don't recall him as a car when it. comes with ministers we don't recognize the parliament you don't agree with any of those afraid of each other as other institutions have to continue to. provide services conduct to be activities that national defense forces need to have an affinity for the forces are expected to defend the country somebody. well the feud between the federal government in other anti grays regional leaders escalated last month when they went ahead with the elections for the tikrit parliament was an act of defiance against the government which blamed the coronavirus emergency for postponing all elections the region's governing party the to great people's liberation front accuse prime minister of halting the

which has europe's highest pandemic death toll has unveiled a new 3 tier system closing pubs gyms and betting shops in the highest risk areas and the regional government in northern ireland has just imposed europe's hosh 2nd wave lockdown restrictions the czech republic already imposed a state of emergency today new restrictions come into place closing all school. bars restaurants and clubs and the netherlands is also returning to partial lockdown closing restaurants hotels and cafes for 2 weeks well those are just some of the latest curbs other measures are already in place in several european countries spain for example has a state of emergency in the madrid region to enforce a partial lockdown affecting 4 and a half 1000000 people massed on a mandatory in all public places france has placed paris must say and 7 other large cities on the maximum virus alert closing bars gyms swimming pools and banning public parties cases also rising rapidly here in germany since friday night life restrictions are in fact in the capital bill and bars must close at 11 pm further hitting berlin's famously liberal nightlife economy chancellor angela merkel will meet leaders of ger