. >> those three represent the countries of the osc minsk group, released recent escalation of violence in the strongest terms along the line of conflict in the zone and call for meet saysation of hostilities between the relevant military forces and called for the leaders in good faith without preconditions und every the auspices of the osce minsk group co-chairs. >> quick follow-up. is there concern about sort of regional powers, major regional power s drawn into this? somebody the white house is trying to combat? >> that's all i have to say on that matter at this time. >> and ask a question. one about release of former trump administration officials -- supporting joe biden, that support is growing. said about dissidents and what are they talking about? >> no concerned. people who come out don't have personal interactions with the president and they're peddling things that are falsehoods to advance their careers. >> a question about the vote. what is president trump's strategy with the latino voters beyond the cuban -- as a -- what is the importance of the latino vote for him? >> yeah.

there isn't peace, there isn't quiet, the osce monitors who look at the situation on the ground in theve talked about 1,400 cease—fire violations since july. you claim that the prisoner swaps, the cease—fire, have changed the situation. the truth is, they haven't. well... but, but... but, mr president, i come back to this point, you promised the ukrainian people that you would be different, you would tell them the truth, you would be open and transparent with them. is it not the truth that with vladimir putin in power in moscow, there is no possibility of a peace in which you get back all of the territories which you no longer control right now. mr putin has made it clear that, for example, there can only be peace in the east of ukraine if you give the east ukraine breakaway territories special autonomous status, you hold elections in those territories, allow them to vote — and only after that can you put ukrainian troops back on your external border. are you prepared to accept that? well, you talk about minsk, the point about the minsk process is that vladimir putin says it's quite cl

it's triggered a small tsunami which inundated streets on the greek island of some osce. tremors also caused widespread damage the prime minister responded with words of solidarity for turkey despite a territorial dispute which has the 2 countries at loggerheads. could save it. i have already contacted president added emphasizing that beyond the difficulties in our relations in these moments the community of our people is paramount because for us the protection of human life transcends borders and difference in america for us. saving human lives is the priority. next will come rebuilding in 2 places both already struggling with the impact of a deadly pandemic. football now and then informed dog and travel to be filled in saturday's bonus they get action with confidence high in the black and yellow camp after their champions league win against. during the wake and 3 back to back victories in the bundesliga they were the clear favorites let's take a look is after a goalless opening half dortmund took control after the break mats hummels would put them in front of the 53 min

the osce warned that wave of proceeds could lead to layoffs the government has tried to prevent.s the u.k. faces restrictions of its own, the organization for economic cooperation is facing on the challenges of the pandemic and brexit. the gdp is for catfishing 10% this year. the latest report says the scars for businesses could last for years. >> as the u.k. enters its second wave of infections, another wave is heading for the island. the country is at a critical jujuncture. that is the take of the oecd in its snapshot of britatain's economy, protecting a hit of 10% of gdp growth. compounding the economic woes, that d divorce p proceedings w h theuropepe union.. according to the paris-based think tank, a no deal scenario could hamper the uk's recovery in the c coming yearars. >> the largest economic shock of the last few years or last decacade, brexit compounds t the issue. it is so important to keepep dialogue going a and try to geta deal that minimizes that. >> on tuesday, t the u.k. government said progress had been made but that d differences still existence. a deal will be

much rather have them inside the building and under the influence than in the safety concern on the osce other than. what we've got right now is welcome to our 3rd floor this is our dormitory for here at the arch we were originally constructed on this property as a 100 bed facility they knew when they built that it was under built probably didn't know that there was another under built as it actually is today we sleep 230 min in this facility every night 1st was the 100 beds that we were created with take a look at the dormitories. themselves during the night sleep we're going to sleep 100 minutes here there are case management clients they're in a plan they're in a program they're working on some goals that they've set through their program it may be incomes to build the may be sobriety there's a lot of different kinds of things that case management will address but over night they get to sleep in our dormitories. which are bunk bed style we have some storage and underneath each bed they love being able to store their own stuff and because they're in our shelter program in our case mana

fed up with the osce and fed up with international media who they say -- who he says are biased. >> still on al jazeera, massive crowds gather in belarus for a second day as to part grow -- as support grows for an opposition led national strike. >> in 2016, donald trump won the presidential election by winning in keys -- winning key states in the great lakes area. we take a tour of the great lakes states to see how they will play in the 2020 election. ♪ >> that has been a miserable weekend. the cloud is moving away. we will see thunderstorms here. the stretch up towards the far north has been quite wet here as well. the misery is still there. a lot of clouds around sydney. a non-shore breeze from the south. it is not much better throughout victoria. 20 in adelaide. perth is doing better at 24 degrees. most of western australia is doing fine. darwin is on for a record wet october. . any better on wednesday? not if you are in sydney. there is more in the way of rain through new south wales. opposite story if you jump to the side of the equator where we are waiting for winter to come in. win

the netherlands has been told it should give back thousands of osce affects taken from its former colonies the government commission describes the theft of the objects as unjust stuff fasten reports from amsterdam. the 36 carat diamond has long been one of the centerpieces of the dutch colonial collection the precious don't belong to sultanpur member of biogen mohsin on the indonesian island of borneo before it was stolen by dutch troops and $859.00 it's one of thousands of controversial objects that a commission now says should be returned you see the black lights matter movement you see all the movements against racism slavery so i would say it's and it's just about time after so many centuries that finally we not just talk about it but do something about it for for centuries the dutch colonized the populations of current indonesia serena and the caribbean during that time not only were people oppressed but hundreds of thousands of historical and religious objects taken the private in the countries of origin the chance to tell their own history. this diamond taken nearly 150 years ago ha

drive and a significant pay increase now own wing's the night president knowledge that health workers osce facing a dire situation this is what he had to say. our emergency rooms and our hospitals are in a more worrying situation than in march because we don't have a reserve of beds which is why we have to take measures that are more strict. now in a bid to try and ease the pressure on the hospitals and the fact that there are sometimes more than 20000 people a day testing positive for 19 with a few 100 people a day go into hospitals present i know that there would be a curfew in the worst hit areas of frogs that is knowing regions across the country including here in paris is going to come into force on saturday and it will be activated from 9 pm every evening until 6 am in the morning those people who are not authorized to be outside or face fines 135 years for a 1st offense but that could go up to 1500 euros for repeated offenders the idea that they want to try and fight the virus to keep people in at night now i've been speaking some of the health workers here and they are not convince

to how long they can afford to keep this these these color goes beyond reasonable condition the dead osc far a mission to try and ship those are colossal on the daleks ondrea and get them shipped from there but there i understand that they actually i thought these would not follow the dolphin. so the decision was made to try and get rid of that stuff we had with no option but to dump a lot of the side special fed the fish if nothing else you know. as munster did 2 years maintaining those ships became increasingly difficult temperatures in summer would touch 50 celcius winter desert nights could be bitterly cold engines needed to be regularly service to ready for the eventual day when the ships would be released fuel supplies were also limited with no prospect. of replenishment. the far more throws a. shift in stunt. that motivates a mother go home floor on the vote on the as far as i was governor so if i'm striking father on the water. the abuse of a shift and stand. my father gave me once of. the most amount of shift of much like. the so i'll sit on the bus up for the job at all for tho

the president trump along with president putin and president macron representing the countries of the oscthe recent escalation along the line of contact and the conflict zone and called for an immediate cessation of hostilities between the relevant military forces and the leaders of armenia and azerbaijan to resume negotiations in good faith under the auspices of the minsk group co-chairs. >> is that something the white house is actively trying to combat? >> that's all i have to say on that matter at this time. yes. >> [inaudible question] >> we're not concerned. the people who come out are people who don't have personal interactions with the president and they are peddling things that are falsehoods to advance their careers. >> [inaudible question] >> the president believes he has a lot of accomplishments for the latino community in particular historic low unemployment, a tlifg economy, historic high homeownership for latino men and women in the country. things president trump made possible and will bring back in the economic recovery that we're seeing, the v-shaped recovery. also i'm gl

for all other labor laws, osc enforcement is complaint-based. typically the complaint is made to our office. there is an initial assessment and intake of those within one business day. so that's typically same day or within 24 hours, depending on weekends or public holidays. there's -- additionally there is some assessment complaints come in from outside san francisco, people trying to assert that, you know, san francisco's paid sick leave law in alameda law or san mateo, certainly it's not within our jurisdiction, and there's always special circumstances. once we've determined that there is potential violation, we'll initiate a comprehensive investigation and audit that would be business-wide, and with a three-year audit period for those periods. at that point we would make a determination for penalties and restitution. employer-supported due process through an appeal hearing or [indiscernible] one or the other, and then finally collections and distribution. regarding essential workers, which is the topic of today's hearing, san francisco's off

for all other labor laws, osc enforcement is complaint-based. typically the complaint is made to our office. there is an initial assessment and intake of those within one business day. so that's typically same day or within 24 hours, depending on weekends or public holidays. there's -- additionally there is some assessment complaints come in from outside san francisco, people trying to assert that, you know, san francisco's paid sick leave law in alameda law or san mateo, certainly it's not within our jurisdiction, and there's always special circumstances. once we've determined that there is potential violation, we'll initiate a comprehensive investigation and audit that would be business-wide, and with a three-year audit period for those periods. at that point we would make a determination for penalties and restitution. employer-supported due process through an appeal hearing or [indiscernible] one or the other, and then finally collections and distribution. regarding essential workers, which is the topic of today's hearing, san francisco's off