exhibition ground for missiles and other military apparatus the border wall was not far from here saskia who has been following the developments of potsdam palaces since the $970.00 she's an art historian and helped pave the way towards acquiring the pristine just world heritage status and with it we're seeing plenty of people taking walks riding their bikes was this area as accessible in the days of east germany to. the area as it does maybe it's for the most part it was accessible all 3 garden areas and most of the palaces as well today who fall into this is this was a tourist highlight of east germany. a major cultural institution a little side to museums in berlin interest and. it goes away in other words it made for a pretty backdrop but how did east germany handle the pressure on legacy in general i'll go. into the could it changed over time in east germany. after world war 2 the general tendency was outwith the old to create some distance to the past and that was probably true elsewhere too not just in the east but here in history was regarded as a pretty decisive to the german em

exhibition ground for missiles and other military apparatus the border wall was not far from here saskia who has been following the developments of potsdam palaces since the 1970 she's an art historian and helped pave the way towards acquiring the pristine just world heritage status and we've seen it we're seeing plenty of people taking walks riding their bikes was this area as accessible in the days of east germany to the idea as it does now it's for the most part it was accessible all 3 garden areas and most of the palaces as well today to fly into positions this was a tourist highlight of instrument a major cultural institution alongside the museums in berlin and christensen's is going to win other words it made for a pretty backdrop but how did east germany handle the pressure in legacy into. now that's up to him lover to do they are off into the could it changed over time in east germany. after world war 2 the general tendency was outwith the old to create some distance to the past and that was probably true elsewhere too well not just in me but here in history was regarded as a cre

severely ill in late august with the west's quick to point the finger of blame at the kremlin but as saskia taylor explains there are still more questions than answers. someone must know the whole truth of what happened to alex play in what the motive was how they did it what i want to do is try to unravel just a small part of this time called web and see where we end up. is head of the investigations department she's worked for years many journalists know me to maria power needs he had different best occasions out of our knees and corruption fund but her name doesn't appear on the list of employees or in the credits of any of the funds project she claims she's worked on in fact few people it harder for just a month ago even of on his former deputy chief had trouble remembering her. it was you are you not the i didn't remember her right away but it came to me i saw him 2016 at one of the internal events there are already said that he treated her in a special way this is not just an ordinary employee despite her age he treated her with special reverence respectfully talk to her as an equal t

3 russians on the ukrainian accused of involvement maria for national guard line more details to saskia taylor in the studio earlier. it is explained in the document the last straw for russia was the government of the netherlands filing a lawsuit against russia in the european court for human rights alleging mosca had played their role in the mh 17 passenger airplane crash back in 2014 and russia denies all the allegations accusing the now the lens of being interested in only putin all the blame on russia rather than fighting the truth here is the russia's foreign minister in the dutch movies considered yet another blow to russian dutch relations and the hague courts determination contrary to common sense is to continue on the wrong path of unilateral attribution of responsibility to russia for what happened in the sky above donbass such unfriendly acts by the netherlands make it senseless for us to continue to participate in the 3 way consultations responsibility for the breakdown of the consultations those lies are entirely with the hague will receive the netherlands reaction they say

from speaking at a un security council meeting my colleague kevin own discussed this with artie's saskia taylor. what seems an irony for the u.s. which is of course the organization it's all about putting together international voices about discussing difficult topics it has bought a former chief. from speaking to the security council now we're talking about the start he's a brazilian diplomatic he was in fact the foster back to general of the chemical weapons what between 10072002 he's really a figure of a great authority he was invited by moscow to speak on the alleged chemical attack in the syrian city of duma back in 2018 but at the last minute he was essentially disinvited by among others the u.s. u.k. and france russia called this a shame they decided to post any reading the speech was scheduled to say and they said the following. what happened today unfortunately is yet another sign that western delegations are afraid of hearing the uncomfortable truth you want to silence objective facts that could destroy the picture you have painted of the atrocities of the syrian regime and the

saskia taylor looks at how dissent from ation has become one of the key weapons in the standoff. deception and full of military victories are as old as wolf heart south but in the digital age the distance from ation can't beat. the military propaganda machine of armenia which found itself in a stalemate after a series of successful hostilities by the us or by johnny army began a large scale provocation in the information space though the armenian side as always presents old video of battles as new ones the goal was to present their failures to the population as successes the ongoing conflict in the want to care about is an example of how information is deployed just as powerfully and destructively as guns claiming victory come play as important a role as physically claiming territory it's all about the image you project so one surprise in that just as azerbaijan tried to discredit on me as claims of success yet on shot off its own attack. the enemy both at the front in the information space is making his last efforts is running out of steam and therefore through everything all po

do business with the blog given what he called his condescending attitude towards russia artie's saskia taylor brings us the highlights. we had a very lengthy and really comprehensive conversation between foreign minister sergei lavrov and editors in chief of a number of media organizations that was so much to unpack that such an array of topics but one that was given considerable attention was russia's increasingly difficult relationship with the european union now love prof noted that of course the 2 have mutual interests especially economic ones let's think of course just off the north stream to a gas pipeline but that all of this was made very difficult by what the fire of foreign minister described as a condescending attitude from the blog and this constant to mons being put on moscow this is what he said about the impact of that after today that there was no go through approvals the question is not just whether business as usual is possible but with the any business with the european union is possible a tool the e.u. behaves arrogantly towards us and looks condescendingly down rus

here however there is still much speculation about the exact circumstances of him falling ill is saskia taylor. i want to experience the roller coaster of being an american in october 2020 so a bit of a stretch i know but imagine i mean media pundit in the us off to trump's covert announcement so my 1st question obviously when was he diagnosed just 72 hours into the diagnosis now the 1st week but 72 hours i mean he found out on wednesday not on thursday as he said i must sniff out more inaccuracy as confusions and conflicting reports the time night is my 1st query of course but that has been cleared up in a memo not that convincing though the white house is clearly sketchy and involved in some kind of cover up also there was a misspelling in the memo i'm sure we can read something into that something terrible and sketchy obviously then we come to symptoms of the bad are they very very bad how fatal is oxygenation levels how bunning is his fever was he taken to hospital because he's literally at death's door as before it's clear the white house is covering it all up. and not just the doc

saskia taylor the national new simpering victim's victory celebration did turn into a standoff with police in los angeles where jubilant l.a. lakers fans party didn't the streets after their team won the n.b.a. finals for the 1st time in a decade clashes erupted when officers to try to break up the crowd at 9 pm on the paris police station has been attacked with fireworks the building cars were damaged the same police station was attacked back in april although local media do say that the incidents on the road might. finally something a bit different because facebook has given onions the chop off for an algorithm to deem them to be a bit too explicit. in other times he wants to buy only cancer with the slogan only unsexy for facebook facebook removed or not for being overtly sexual and then they were stored beyond and fallen out since it could be. propaganda for trump is ok on facebook but all you are probably. resort to maybe took knology to keep nudity off our apps but sometimes it doesn't know an onion from a well you know we stored the ad and are sorry for the business trouble. you kno

steven gallant, who knew the victims jack merritt and saskia jones, was on day release when he intervenedas insisted the door remains "ajar" for the eu, if it changes its position in talks aimed at striking a post—brexit trade deal. the prime minister has said that the uk is getting ready to end the brexit transition period without a deal. but business groups have urged both sides to compromise, saying an agreement is needed to savejobs. the hay literary festival has accused a senior royal in uae — sheikh nahyan bin mubarak al nahyan — of an "appalling violation" after he allegedly sexually assaulted one of their employees. caitlin mcnamara claims the senior sheikh — who is also minister for tolerance — attacked her earlier this year, and she is seeking legal redress. sheikh nahyan, who's 69, has denied the allegations. italy has announced a new raft of measures to tighten restrictions amid a surge in coronavirus cases. mayors will get powers to close public areas after 9pm and the opening times of restaurants and the size of groups allowed will tighten. the moves come as italy recorded o

germany but it was then tested but moscow now claims it never left the country with more details here saskia taylor. the saga involving russian opposition activists has become even more time gold an ongoing investigation led by local russian authorities have conducted so far on 230 interviews trying to get to the bottom of what happened on that plane from siberia to moscow has brought a new turn crucially their findings cause doubt piece of evidence believe it or not a bottle of water that is thought to contain traces of not the child and which apparently led them to the conclusion that if any how deep been poisoned by the nerve agent this was a much talked about bottle in the media and it was initially thought to have been smuggled in by one of these companions a certain marine up check this is something that she herself claimed in an interview but russian authorities say that that is not in fact true let's hear from them during the preflight security check of maria. novosibirsk there was no contain is of more than $100.00 milliliters in volume in her suitcase and backpack including any bot

there's still much speculation about the exact circumstances of him falling ill with the details here saskiataylor. i want to experience the roller coaster of being an american in october 2020 so a bit of a stretch i know but imagine i mean media pundit in the us off to trump's covert announcement so my 1st question obviously when was he diagnosed just 72 hours into the diagnosis now the 1st week but 72 hours i mean he found out on wednesday not on thursday as he said i must sniff out more inaccuracies confusions and conflicting reports the time that is my 1st query of course but that has been cleared up in a memo not that convincing though the white house is clearly sketchy and involved in some kind of cover up also there was a misspelling in the memo i'm sure we can read something into that something terrible and sketchy obviously then we come to symptoms of the bad are they very very bad how fatal is oxygenation levels how bunning is his fever was he taken to hospital because he's literally at death's door as before it's clear the white house is covering it all up. and not just the doctor

the case let's get more details such detail has been following the story 1st good afternoon to you saskia just tell us then what the russian interior ministry has been saying. while the saga involving russian opposition figure alexei navalny has been even more in tangled an ongoing investigation by local washable forty's to have conducted so far around 230 into he's trying to get to the bottom of what happened on that flight from siberia to moscow in late august has brought a new turn crucially their findings reveal of all the causes doubt over what has been dubbed a key piece of information a bottle of water that is alleged. contain traces of chalk and apparently lead to the conclusion that he had been poisoned by the nerve agent now this bottle of water was much talked about in the media and it was initially thought that had been smuggled out by one of these companions a certain marina but this is actually something that she herself claimed in an interview but russian authorities to said not touch me not true let's listen what they said. during the preflight security check of maria pay

from his hotel room to germany but moscow now claims it never left the country with more details his saskia tape. while the song involving russian opposition figure alexei navalny has been even more in tangled an ongoing investigation by local russian authorities to have conducted so far on 230 into he's trying to get to the bottom of what happened on that flight from siberia to moscow in late august has brought a new turn crucially findings reveal of all the costs of doubt over what has been dubbed a key piece of information. that is alleged to have contained traces of chalk apparently lead to the conclusion that he had been poisoned by the nerve agent now this bottle of water was much talked about in the media and it was initially thought that had been smuggled out by one of his companions a marine up but this is actually something that she herself claimed in an interview that russian authorities to said touch me not true let's listen what they said. during the preflight security check of maria. novosibirsk there was no contain is of more than $100.00 milliliters in volume in her suitcase

epidemiologist saskia. >> when i first saw it, i thought it was a halloween costume.s being labeled as personal protective equipment or p.p.e. and that's pretty much everything it's not. >> could you state your education and how many e.d.m. concerts you have been. >> i have a masters in health and infectious epidemiology, a masters in national security and policy and a ph.d. in environmental defense and not been to any e.d.m. concerts. >> so you're not an expert in any of this, really. on paper it's awesome. it protects you against coronavirus, you can drink in it, it has speakers and you can have unsafe sex safely. why are you hating on this? >> this is a great example of being innovative to do unsafe things like a concert. but unfortunately it's a filter it's saying is protecting you hasn't been approved which means you don't know if it's working effectively. >> if the suit doesn't work, how are we supposed to enjoy live events? >> we need to stay home. the faster we can get numbers to problem, hopefully the things will be normal. probably won't be till 2021. >> or

saskia jones and jack merritt knew gallant from their work in prison rehabilitation.rump has been campaigning in the battleground states that will decide this contest. one of the most important is pennsylvania, which unexpectedly became trump country four years ago. the state lies in the old industrial heartland, which is home to many of the president's rural and rust belt supporters. nick bryant reports now from the state that could decide the election. an ugly american election is being fought amidst this beautiful american landscape. what often feels like a shared continent occupied by warring tribes. this is the trump house in rural pennsylvania. a site of pilgrimage for a political base that often exhibits a near cult—like devotion, a shrine decorated with the iconography of the modern day american right. its owner, leslie rossi, points to how the republicans have registered more than twice as many new voters in pennsylvania as the democrats, a portent of victory. they love what president trump has done, that he kept his word, that he kept his promises, that he d

i'm joined now by dr saskia popescu, an infectious disease epidemiologist and infection prevention specialistin arizona but she joins us from atlanta where she is today atlanta where she is today. at that debate and i had to have one as well to be allowed in, but was he infection during the debate this thatis infection during the debate this that is a —— that is a question we don't know the answer to. that is why washington is scrambling, everybody being tested. experts are saying president trump is at a higher risk. when potentially do you think president trump could have contracted coronavirus? well that is the question at hand right now, you will be seeing a out of contact tracing, to see who acquired it from who, so i think we are looking 48—hours back from when someone tests positive or symptoms began, thatis tests positive or symptoms began, that is what they will be doing. from when are they conte contagious about 48 hours before they test positive, that is why we go that 48—hours, the two days back to make sure we have a wide net to not miss anybody. your thoughts that hope hicks got