all that more are coming right up i'm sara kelly in berlin take care. good. good. good. good. good. good. good. the funny so against the coronavirus pandemic. where does science stand. and what new findings have researchers made. information and background to. look around update code 19 special. monday to friday on d w. with him how to be a gun because sagal as one lion you know if i had known that the boat would be about small i never would have gone on the trip to be i would not have put myself and my parish talking about danger to the bottom of the name of the book give us leave would. love one spunky little bit one little bit because i'm i have serious problems on a personal level and i was unable to live there what i'm going to. i want to know their story gets terrified to employable in some form or. plato for this for me. is for. a token just for. beethoven is for us. to be told it is for the bulk beethoven 202250th anniversary here. you're watching news asia coming up today will the world's biggest cake pop star swap their fancy clothes for soldiers uniforms t.t.'s faces mand

dot com i'm sara kelly in berlin thanks for watching. cutting through the noise. where i come from people are known for being tough but fair to your country. people tell it like it it take all of the concrete jungle the melting pot the city that never sleeps it's this energy that makes it feel like home but amid the hustle it's important to listen and pay attention because it's not just the loudest voices who speak for we all have a story that's how i see it is my job as a journalist to go beyond the obvious now i'm basing your i my work takes me around the world but my instincts from a mistake to tell the important stories behind the headlines what is the heart of the story why does it matter who live in. a focus if you want. to cut through the noise to get to the truth. by this hour kelly and i want you to tackle. this story a stubborn rice farmer from thailand. this problem passed. his credo no chemical. industry and. step. least 7. students are. training successful. it. starts october 15th w. this is. coming up today the children forced into a. millions of chi

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from berlin coming up next it is his asia with my colleague melissa chan i'm sara kelly and berlin is always more of a website interview dot com you can also follow us on social media take care. it was the 1st international tribunal in history. nurnberg trials. 75 years ago high ranking officers of the nazi regime of mortgages by the allied forces. were the 1st black criminals to be held accountable for their crimes. have. now got my. going rudolf hess earlier frazier. our 2 part series the 3rd reich dog starts nov 12th on d. w. o. . in the ally of climate change. minister 6. months ago some people. want to be used to think how for the future. keep the money dot com. the economy. could cut. carefully. to get. discovery home. subscribe to the documentary. you're watching news asia coming up today there is new information about china's expansion of its mass detention facilities from now to tibet satellite images show an expansion of a system designed to control the country's minorities lead and in hong kong school teachers no longer feel safe in their own classrooms one wrong word can m

next my colleague christoph covert takes you through the business headlines i'm sara kelly in berlin thank you so much for joining us take care and stay safe. the body. fights to embrace. the match is dramatic and munich grabs 3 more points. shaka is defeated again thanks to their shock the formants likes to intercept international break at the top of the table kick off. 60 minutes on d. w. . why are people forced to hide in trucks. the bare arms race in the bed there are many answers to the big. and there are many stories. make up your own. joke made for minds. this is so no story a stubborn rice farmer from thailand. his problem pasts. his credo no chemicals. was. the students. cuts don't stand a chance. training successful. ok shattered me starts oct 15th. believe. she earned a name for herself by going after big check now europe's top anti-trust official market investor tells us why her work isn't done and how she wants to take the. digital stone age also coming up global shares on the rise after u.s. president trump leaves the hospital and markets are banking on stimulus package

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program u.s. president donald trump and his democratic challenger joe biden have faced off in a final t.v. debate less than 2 weeks before the election the exchange in nashville tennessee was a lot more civil than the 1st ill tempered 1st debate between the 2 men the racism taxes and the economy were on the agenda but for both candidates the coronavirus pandemic was top of the list. a different tone and pace the find this head to head between the presidential hopefuls gone were the chaos and constant interruptions of their 1st meeting this time the event was more of a conventional debate with the coronavirus pandemic given the most minutes on the clock trump offered an optimistic view on the way forward it's like a prison it will go away and as i say we're rounding the turn were rounding the corner it's going away we have a vaccine that's coming it's ready it's going to be announced within weeks and it's going to be delivered cost of said biden condemn trump's record in dealing with the crisis 220

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program more than 100000 people in germany southern state of bavaria are largely confined to their homes after covert infections their skyrocketed now in this particular town restaurants day care centers they have been shot and most public gatherings found coronavirus cases are rising fast across germany. besh has gotten the land in bavaria a mountainous on the austrian border the number one coronavirus hot spot in germany the number of new cases that in the last week is 5 times above the threshold for a high risk area as of choose day locals of back in lockdown and only allowed to leave their homes with a valid reason. the number of new daily cases in germany is rising nationwide with the size and the west worst hit more than 129 areas and deemed high risk as the 2nd wave hits but lynn authorities are urging people to wear masks in all crowded places where social distancing isn't possible mosques a compulsory at markets well queuing and on some shopping streets tonight the public is largely remaining calm but. of course we are afraid but not in the sense

you news asia with melissa chan don't forget there's always more on our website t w dot com i'm sara kelly in berlin thank you so much for watching take care. it is for me it. is for you. is for the 1st beethoven is for her. is for the. beethoven is for us. is for play beethoven 202250th anniversary here. hundreds often use in my times. where i come from roggio remains an important town for me soft promise meeting new ones and for fish and when i was young my country was drawing money conference the war throbbing people just people would cause of our own drug use to see. if one's mind control touring one of the not just sites so as not everyone in the town. listen to those updates. nothing has been from inside my cardio to enjoy months or more of them so i don't even talk to us i was it's written for all. my choices in this card which it has given their way toward transplants to troops. men in the midwest my much and i want. to talk to you. if you're watching news asia coming up today it's the holiday season in india which means concerns the country will face another spike in covert cases

takes a look at the fighting between armenia and azerbaijan over the nagorno-karabakh region the w sara kelly you spoke with the foreign minister of armenia he would cuse is turkey of exacerbating the conflict. turkey has been the destabilizing force in this situation we have been warning about this consistently we have been seeing this. aggressive policy in every direction of the neighborhood of turkey mediterranean north africa made the least and we were absolutely cognizant of the risks of doing this they stabilize and policies in our region we have been seeing the signs of it when there was a transfer of military equipment to azerbaijan when there want to transfer all foreign terrorist fighters. are recruited in the parts of syria controlled by time but mr foreign minister my question. was about azerbaijan has done is absolutely crazy or should i say you absolutely crazy that as i was reading today is a terrorist top my question to you was about whether you see the risk of being isolated in the region you can watch the latest edition of conflict zone at the bottom of the hour about 15 min

site t w dot com you can also follow us on twitter instagram facebook we are at the deadliness i'm sara kelly in berlin and i'll be back again at the top of the hour we hope to take care and say see. oh indeed. the dog whisperer phonetical was a probable explanation to go has since become a symbol of sustainability and success fans to a project at the edge of the himalayas. d.w.i. . every 2 seconds a person is forced to flee their homes nearly 71000000 people have been forcibly displaced. the consequences have been disastrous our documentary series displaced depicts dramatic humanitarian crises around the world. forgetting when i didn't go to university to kill people that i don't want to have my boss come to me and tell me to kill someone having in many and if i don't they'll kill me. things for their lives and their future so they seek refuge abroad it's about building up a basket as me the most about this steadiness seems to rise is that someday we won't even see the really sad. but what will become of those who stay behind it's if my husband went to peru because of the crisis. if he hadn'

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program the 2020 nobel prizes kicked off a short while ago with the naming of the winners in the fields of physiology or medicine this year it is a trio of. harvey j. alter michael hotel and charles am rice the panel at the institute in stockholm awarded them the prestigious prize for their discovery of the hepatitis c. virus the medicine prize carries a tickler sick. if it can see this year with the corona virus pandemic highlighting the importance of medical research for societies and economies around the world and we'll have more on this in just a moment with our colleague derek williams from d.w. science but 1st let's take a look at a situation in the united states there are mixed messages coming from washington after u.s. president donald trump briefly left the hospital where he is being treated for coke at 19 he took a motorcade to greet supporters outside in a move that appeared at odds with protocols for patients with covert 19 now while his medics say that he could well be be well enough to be discharged on monday other physicians have their doubts.

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program campus that is in a political crisis after the country's electoral commission old the results of last weekend's parliamentary election the poll handed big gains to pro russian president and 2 establishment parties now violence erupted overnight in the streets of bishkek the capital of the central asian states amid accusations of mass vote buying campaigns at least one person died in clashes with security forces as protesters stormed their way into government buildings. outside protest is scale defensive kick it stuns presidential office building. inside portraits of the president on ceremoniously destroyed. large items are removed from rooms. someone here keen to leave them muck. in the chaos high profile politicians including a former president are freed from custody. an opposition leader declares himself the new interior minister kyrgyzstan's president maintains he is still in control while all but it meeting he's lost control. of that we can this that and i call on everyone to keep the peace not to succumb to provocations and not to break the law

kelly and ryan!" today, from the hit comedy series, "the conners," sara gilbert. and courtesy of chef melba wilson.e will meet on 93-year-old woman who received a special birthday surprise. also for your voting consideration, we will announce the finalists in "live"'s boxtume contest. all next on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, he or she has, kelly ripa. >> kelly: hi. hi. good morning. it is monday, october 19th. ryan is taking the day off. and i'm sorry. i have --

. >> thank you kelly welcome, everyone to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen, here with wilfred frost, as always another volatile dwa for stocks as the major averages waver between losses and gains the dow and s&p are heading up in the final hour of trade let's look at what is driving the action nancy pelosi said we are just about there adding she believes both sides want to reach a stimulus deal. >>> jobless

a great weekend. >> you too >> and closing bell is now >>> kelly and tyler, thank you happy friday, everyone welcome to "closing bell." i'm saranvestor attention remains carely on washington the dow turning positive for the year with today's gains as we head into the final hour of trade. let's look at what is driving the action the focus once again on stimulus the trum

kelly and tyler. i'm wilfred frost along with sara ei sechltsen major averagel leers lower, as we head into the finalof trade. steve mnuchin said it would be difficult to get a stimulus deal done before the election bank of america and wells fargo see sizeable

kelly and dom. welcome, evan, the "closing bell." i'm sara eisen here with wilfred frost. as always.heading lower for a third straight session we are off the lowest levels of the day. we were down 330 earlier in the day. here's what's driving the act. the treasury secretary saying a stimulus deal would be hard to get done before the election but that the trump administration would keep trying. president trump meantime indicating he would raise his current offer on stimulu

kelly and tyler, thank you. and welcome to "closing bell," everyone, i'm sara eisen here with wilfred frost thedown down 200 points hour of trade. let's look at what is driving the act right now. eli lily's coronavirus antibody trial has been paused over safety concerns just one day after johnson & johnson paused its vaccine trial due to a closed adverse event we will dive into both stories. >>> apple unveiling its lineup

. >>> kelly and tyler, thank you welcome to a busy "closing bell." i'm saraen here with wilfred frost. we have a flurry of headlines this week surrounding the president's health the nasdaq leading as we head into the time hour of trade. still focused on the president and the coronavirus. the president tweeting moments ago that he will be leaving walter reed medical center at 6:30 p.m. eastern today. we're expecting an update from the president'

. >> thank you kelly welcome, everyone to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen, here with wilfred frost, as always another volatile dwa for stocks as the major averages waver between losses and gains the dow and s&p are heading up in the final hour of trade let's look at what is driving the action nancy pelosi said we are just about there adding she believes both sides want to reach a stimulus deal. >>> jobless numbers, todays coming in at the lowest levels since march. much more on that economic picture in just a moment. >>> and earnings season continues. coca-cola, at&t, american airlines, southwest all higher after reporting results this morning. 59 minutes to go, dow is up 154. >> up a nice half a percent on the s&p, coming up we will speak with jack lew and what will happen if a stimulus deal isn't reached before election day. >>> kimberly-clark's ceo joins us to speak about misread on the state-of-the-art of the consumer. >>> intel and matel report after the closing bell we will bring you those numbers. >>> mike santoli, dow up 156 points. >> yeah, u

kelly and tyler. i'm wilfred frost along with sara ei sechltsen major averagel leers lower, as we head into the final hour of trade. steve mnuchin said it would be difficult to get a stimulus deal done before the election bank of america and wells fargo see sizeable moves lower tech stocks underperforming today, pulling back more of monday's gains or giving up monday's gains, i should say, still on pace for a positive week 59 minutes left of the session, exactly down .5%, sarah. >> we've got a big lineup coming your way national economic council director larry kudlow will join us to talk about the stimulus negotiations and any economic impact there. john shrewsberry of wells fargo will be with us and we'll talk to david malpass and the race to fund vaccine development around the world. first off, though, let's get straight to the big stories we're watching mike santoli is watching the market pullback. rick santelli has the bond report but let's start with mike santoli. >> big tech and momentum growth that have been running pretty hotly. this modest payback mode for the prior few weeks. lows for today

kelly, tyler thank you both very much. "closing bell" starts right now. wilfred frost along the with sara s&p 500 on track to snap a three week winning streak stimulus negotiations taking on a some better tony today, the treasury secretary saying there are still significant areas to work through and president trump saying he doesn't want to bail out democratic stakes. intel and american express t

kelly and dom. welcome, evan, the "closing bell." i'm sara eisen here with wilfred frost. as always. stocks heading lower for a third straight session we are off the lowest levels of the day. we were down 330 earlier in the day. here's what's driving the act. the treasury secretary saying a stimulus deal would be hard to get done before the election but that the trump administration would keep trying. president trump meantime indicating he would raise his current offer on stimulus past $1.8 trillion. and jobless claims disappointed the street coming in at 898,000. it was the highest rating since mid august. >>> rising coronavirus cases in europe and the u.s. affecting sentiment. 59 minutes left of trade down only 23 on the dow. >> the european measures definitely weighed on european markets. we have improved since the european close coming up, we will speak with gregg lemkau about how the pandemic changed the m&a landscape. plus the ceo of zoom will talk about the company's efforts to branch out beyond video meetings and the stock's run thissier. >>> fir mike, let's start with you th

kelly. you too, sir thank you for watching "power lunch" "closing bell" starts now. >> it does of welcome to "closing bell. i'm along with saraositive for the coronavirus and that's adding a new level of uncertainty to an already cloudy picture for the markets. stocks all over the map as we head into the close. let's have a look at what is driving the action right now stimulus negotiations remain in focus after the house passed a $2.2 trillion proposal airlines moving hi

kelly and tyler, thank you. and welcome to "closing bell," everyone, i'm sara eisen here with wilfred frost thedown down 200 points as we head into the final hour of trade. let's look at what is driving the act right now. eli lily's coronavirus antibody trial has been paused over safety concerns just one day after johnson & johnson paused its vaccine trial due to a closed adverse event we will dive into both stories. >>> apple unveiling its lineup of 5g-enabled phones including a high end model with the biggest screen yet but shares are slipping after yesterday's big gains. >>> banks but are in the red a busy afternoon 59 minutes left of trade the dow down 157 or so. >> let's get to the big stories. josh lip ton has the latest from today as apple each. we have the latest on eli lily and we have the broader market action josh, apple's shares are slipping today, but still higher so far for the week. >> wilf, apple bulls will argue what you saw today is the start of a new iphone super cycle. we have to wait and see whether consumers though are just as excited. tim cook introducing the company's first new 5g-enabled i

kelly and ryan!" today, from the hit comedy series, "the conners," sara gilbert. and courtesy of chef melba wilson.xt on "live!" ♪ [cheers and applause] and now, he or she has, kelly ripa. >> kelly: hi. hi. good morning. it is monday, october 19th. ryan is taking the day off. and i'm sorry. i have --

. >> you too >> and closing bell is now >>> kelly and tyler, thank you happy friday, everyone welcome to "closing bell." i'm sara eisen along with wilfred frost. investor attention remains carely on washington the dow turning positive for the year with today's gains as we head into the final hour of trade. let's look at what is driving the action the focus once again on stimulus the trump administration now upping its offer for an aid package to $1.8 trillion, president trump tweeting "go big" a positive development on the covid treatment. gilead's treatment helps infected people recover five days faster than average and tech stocks are outperforming as a massive deal is in the work the week capping it off with a bang. >> absolutely. the russell 2000 is up 6.4% for the week the dow is currently positive for the year as a whole, just. let's get to the stimulus news in washington and the reaction to it. bob basketball has a look inside the market rally ylan moi, and dana peterson from the conference board bob, let's start with you on this very nice end to a strong week. >> good news and bad news, will. good news i

kelly raised $40 million. almost 2-1, raised susan almost 3-1. the challenger in maine raised almost $40 million. it is just extraordinary. gideon was that sara running against susan collins in maine and actually raised more money in portland, oregon. the platform on the democratic , they've got about a decade on us in terms of online fundraising in that way. it has really been a struggle for us to keep up with the money and south carolina, you see the lindsey graham race, $58 million was raised against him. how do you spend that kind of money? >> buying cars to drive people to the polls. at some point, it stops being about who is the better person to serve the united states senate. that is really sad. martha and excel he has done more for the state -- martha lly is tied -- mcsa with chuck grassley for the most legislation passed. that is incredible. and as much as covid has changed everything, in terms of what she is great at, which is rolling up her sleeves and getting done. she has been helping to get ppp money, doing everything possible, while mark kelly has been sitting in his basement not going out and the money has just been piling up.

. >>> kelly and tyler, thank you welcome to a busy "closing bell." i'm sara eisen here with wilfred frost. we have a flurry of headlines this week surrounding the president's health the nasdaq leading as we head into the time hour of trade. still focused on the president and the coronavirus. the president tweeting moments ago that he will be leaving walter reed medical center at 6:30 p.m. eastern today. we're expecting an update from the president's doctors this hour we will bring it to you live positive signs on the economic front as the u.s. non-manufacturing index expanded >>> and treasury yields breaking higher today much more on that move in just a bit. 59 minutes left to two in the session, and the dow is up more than 400 points. >> thanks, sara. let's get to the big stories we begin with amon javers. >> reporter: we don't know about the president's condition at this hour, but we know about his intent at this hour. he is ready to go home he has been at walter reed medical center since friday evening, and he's ready go he said, i will be leaving the grea

kelly, tyler thank you both very much. "closing bell" starts right now. wilfred frost along the with sara eisen the dow and s&p 500 on track to snap a three week winning streak stimulus negotiations taking on a some better tony today, the treasury secretary saying there are still significant areas to work through and president trump saying he doesn't want to bail out democratic stakes. intel and american express the biggest losers in their index. and the coronavirus remains too much mine with more than 77,000 new cases in the u.s. on thursday according to nbc news setting a new record for a single day 59 minutes left in the session holding on to green in the s&p 500, sara? most sectors are actually green except for technology and energy right now. coming up on today's show, a tale of two stocks in the food world. we will talk with the ceo of outback steak house's blooming brand, that stock taking a hit ahead of earnings. what his outlook is for the industry later on in the show we will get a read on the beer and hard seltser market when we talk to the chairman of boston beer, which is up

kelly. you too, sir thank you for watching "power lunch" "closing bell" starts now. >> it does of welcome to "closing bell. i'm along with sara eisen. president trump tested positive for the coronavirus and that's adding a new level of uncertainty to an already cloudy picture for the markets. stocks all over the map as we head into the close. let's have a look at what is driving the action right now stimulus negotiations remain in focus after the house passed a $2.2 trillion proposal airlines moving higher after some suigns for that sector they missed estimates by a wide margin the expectation was for over 800,000. and tech stocks are broadly underperforming to day, unwinding yesterday's gains. amazon, apple, facebook, and microsoft all heading lower. 59 minutes after the session and we're down 2% for those names. >> power play. >> pete: .5% for the s&p 500 let's get to the president's diagnosis and impact it could have on a broad range of issues. we're looking at the potential impact on stimulus talks meg has the details on testing at the white house mike santoli tracking what it means for the market let's begin with what we

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program a cord in greece has found the leaders of the country's far right golden dawn party guilty of running a criminal organization they face up to 15 years in prison a supporter of the group was also convicted of the murder of an anti-fascist rapper in 2013 now outside of the courthouse police fired tear gas and scuffles broke out at a rally attended by fowles of anti fascist protesters the guilty verdicts capped a marathon 5 year trial with almost 70 defendants. and joining us live now we have journalist m.p. kara savage in athens and anthony m.p. excuse me what more can you tell us. well this is being called this was being called actually in to this verdict was handed down the biggest trial against a fascist organization since the nurnberg try and it was supposed to last 18 months but it's dragged on 5 and a half years and much of that is due to the sclerotic antiquated system here a very slow paced system of justice here but also because as this trial kind of hit greece at the height of its economic crisis at some point in the beginning they couldn't

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program authorities in nigeria's biggest city lagos are vowing to investigate reports that security forces have opened fire on protesters rights groups or side. what they call credible reports that some demonstrators were kilts now the army calls the reports fake news by jewry and have been protesting for weeks against police brutality and corruption that. they came out in defiance of a curfew and after dusk the trouble started the green uniforms was seen setting up barriers surrounding the area and eyewitnesses saw c.c.t.v. cameras and street lighting being disabled by god then suddenly gunshots. i brought them soon earth and all sincere huge people outside the toll gate started taking cover down down sit down i think i wrote thank you. i d w news crew who were on the scene were forced to take shelter next to their vehicle i think i think. the right even after the sun went down the shooting continued so turgid the protest deep into the night the was here look how many there are still down on her not just in nigeria out of the army has denied responsibility cla

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program the 2020 nobel prizes kicked off a short while ago with the naming of the winners of the fields of physiology or medicine this year's is a trio of berber ologists harvey alter michael houghton and charles and rice paddy all at the institute in stockholm award of them the prestigious prize for their discovery of the hepatitis c. virus. the medicine prize carries tickler significance this year with the coronavirus and democrat alike me importance of medical research for society youth and economies around the world. let's get more with 5 correspondent eric williams who is here with us in the studio so tell us more about the winners and whether you were surprised with this choice well to be honest i'm almost always surprised i mean i've been doing this for a lot of years and there are always predictions everyone always has predictions and most of the time i think i've gotten it right twice in the last 15 years and that's that's 50 different prizes it isn't a surprise in the sense that this is a dangerous and deadly pathogen and the steps that these scien

i'm sara kelly welcome to the program the nobel prize in physics has been awarded to 3 scientists for their work that has helped to advance our understanding of black holes british mad. imitation roger penrose german astrophysicist reinhard gensler and american astronomer andrea gets won the prestigious prize for their discoveries about one of the most exotic phenomena in the universe andrea gets joined to the press conference in stockholm on the phone and talked about what went through her head when she made the discovery of a supermassive compact object at the center of our galaxy and. i think the 1st thing is. you have to prove to yourself that you're really seeing what you think you're seeing so both get out and excitement and it's it's that feeling of being at the frontier of research where you have to always question what you're seeing so it's a combination of tricks. oh let's get more on that we are joined by lee albright from d.w. science did this come as a surprise this announcement today. not really normally it is quite a because of a surprise who wins the nobel prize this y