that sky news report in britain, right, we're basically viewed as insane.ay at some of the final rallies of his re-election campaign, the president said that doctors are -- american doctors are inflating the numbers of covid deaths. the president's know telling his rally audiences that american doctors are faking covid deaths for money. he also said that covid isn't that bad. you get it, but then you get better. and i know you think that i'm overstating that and i'm being hyperbolic and paraphrasing the president's remarks. it does sound insane. i get it. but that is really how he's closing things out. >> you know, our doctors get more money if somebody dies from covid. you know that, right? i mean our doctors are very smart people. so what they do is they say, i'm sorry, but, you know, everybody dies of covid. it's true. they'll say, oh, it's terrible what he said, but that's true. it's like $2,000 more. so you get more money. what happens is you get it. you're going to get -- if you get it, stay away. if you get it, you're going to get better. and then yo

from the express and sky news, ithink, but others from the express and sky news, i think, but both saidif it meant saving lives and it was at the very top pro lockdown measure service. if you asked the question a different way, saying are you worried about your livelihood and the economy and losing jobs as a result of it, people overwhelmingly say yes. 85% of people say yes, they are worried about theirjobs of people say yes, they are worried about their jobs and of people say yes, they are worried about theirjobs and their financial situation, so i think we would have to be careful taking polls with a pinch of salt. we have to think about how the questions were asked, how they were framed. if someone is going to ask you, would you be prepared to not have a family christmas if it meant you could save your grandmother's life, you're going to get... it is quite hard to a nswer going to get... it is quite hard to answer any way other than one way u nless answer any way other than one way unless you do not like your grandmother. i think the been so focused on doing what the people are contr

. >> this is a new story from sky news based in london, trying to explain our craziness to a foreignorter. the reporter on this from sky news, sally lockwood, even interviews a trump-supporting wisconsin voter who you see here, who lost her father to covid, who says not only is she voting for trump again, but if trump was holding his super-spreader covid rallies a little closer to her house in wisconsin, she'd like to go to one even though people keep getting covid at trump's rallies, and even though her father has already died from covid. here's how that report wraps up. >> reporter: while wisconsin is breaking records for coronavirus, it's also seeing records for voter turnout a. t e forefront of the election battleground and now the covid. >> how we are viewed abroad right know, sort of in a nutshell from that sky news report in britain, right, we're basically viewed as insane. today at some of the final rallies of his re-election campaign, the president said that doctors are -- american doctors are inflating the numbers of covid deaths. the president's know telling his rally audi

amy: i want to ask about a report from sky news and the hill.ou have white h house officials promoting herd immunity declaration signed by fake names. report found last week -- sky news found dozens of fake names have signed the document including dr. ip freely, dr. person victim, dr. johnny bananas. another signatory called himself dr. harold shipman. was, man named shipman arrested after killing more that 200 of his p patients. what c can youou say about this? >> i'm a simple scientist. i've a question for you. we have half a milillion peoeope who find t this, including thousands of prominenent mededil scientist. we also show for the fun of it thatat johnny bananas had done this, clclearly being g the fake name, whicich we are removing. why are you asking about johnny bananas instead of many of t the thousands of v very promiminent scientists have signed the declaration? i'm a simplple scientntist, so s is something with the mediaia, obviously you know more about that i, but why is that? amy: is looking at the list of the signatories. dr., put

over the job after david duke left the position in the 1980s and is seen here in an interview with sky news three years ago. >> this here is our office. and we do clerical work here, membership applications. >> reporter: robb isn't just any racist, he's the most grand dragon of racists, who longer wears a hood and likes to sound as he's making sense, as he did in this interview with "the kansas city star." >> blacks by their nature probably prefer being around other blacks. because they can relate to them. there's always going to be some that's going to want to go hang out with the white group. but by whole, people prefer being around their own kind, and nothing wrong with that. it's real. it's natural. >> it sounds like what you guys are doing is saying to people, come meet us. >> yes. >> come talk to us, come meet me, come shake my hand, come see for yourself that i am not anti-american, i am not hate-filled, i am not a terrorist. i love my community. and i want the best for all of us. and aaron and i do this because we want a better life for our children. >> exactly. and one thing that i

sky news.ould be a disaster but many people watching this tonight will conclude that your failure to follow sage advice and the advice of the men standing by your side five weeks ago was the wrong call. we face a longer lockdown, christmas is in doubt, the nhs could be overwhelmed. do you accept that you should have followed the scientific advice more closely and diva glad that you haven't? if i could just ask professor whitty. .. —— do you regret that you haven't? many people will be worried her themselves and their families, particularly going into christmas. realistically, is it now too little too late to get us to a place where we too late to get us to a place where we will be able to celebrate christmas with our families? thanks, beth. i just really christmas with our families? thanks, beth. ijust really repeat the point i need to lather. we have obviously had to listen to all kinds of scientific advice, some of which tends in very much a different direction from some of the sage advice th

. -- forecast will assume that telling sky news earlier that ministers have factored in those issueso a treatment. joining us now for our preview is the columnist joanne masters. right to have you. is it wise to be banking on a vaccine with any kind of certainty as to timeline or efficacy? reallyink that it is a difficult environment to be putting any forecast out there. the government has no choice but to work some assumptions into their modeling and into their budget. this stagetions at are very low and it is a whole range of scenarios that could play out. you haved of the day to put an assumption in. it isdn't be surprised if about some scenario bubbling. really helpful for businesses and households to get a sense of what the different options could look like. haidi: we are also hearing from the prime minister and the federal government that they want the states to do more of the heavy lifting. i want to look ahead to what we can expect in terms of monetary policy. the octobere from meeting onward suggesting that we will see another cut before the end of the year. have we reached

position and to change its approach in the negotiations in this context these remarks yesterday to sky newsting this statement from the uk government that indeed it's up to the eu to change its approach if it is to reach an agreement. >> the ball is in his court. we made clear that we need to change an approach from the european union i know that he'll be calling david frost over the course of the next few days, let's see if the european union appreciate the importance of reaching a deal and the importance of moving ground. >> the reality, though, is that when you look at the specific language from both sides, none of them have actually said that this is it, there will be no trade negotiations, so that's giving some hope to those out there that a trade agreement will be achieved we can't forget at the same time, steve, they're there's still impass over the internal market eu has made it clear they won't change any new trade agreement with the uk while that legislation is not corrected >> so, let's go on the worst case scenario for those people who want a trade deal, so let's say that there

all of that according to sky news. of the losing bidders is that walmart has been looking to a for at least two years. a digital version of the euro -- the ecb will hold a public consultation in a major step toward introducing the technology. cryptocurrency such as bitcoin is looking at how payment technologies are developing full time general motors may revise its deal with electric truck ola.t up nicho the company shares are down more than half since the deal was announced september 8. that is the latest bloomberg business flash. tom: a deterioration in the tape. we had a sharp deterioration at the 1:00 hour off the president's tweet that the president has the onus along with the first lady. -- has theegative illness along with the first lady. the dow negative. the vix, 28 point 85. dollar, fractional strength with a safe haven sense. i would note the real yield, it has come back to a more negative statistic, a -.98. on the 10 year yield. francine? francine: i am looking at gold ticking higher, stocks selling off on

let's go to beth rigby at sky news.ough it very well. let's go to beth rigby at sky news. is the backdating to business support today an acknowledgement that you were not supporting parts of the north of england properly four weeks during the summer. andy burnham is right when he says that you have neglected the north, and isn't this announcement today an attempt to right that wrong? sir patrick, at a meeting on may the 1st of the sage committee agreed at least 80% of contact would be needed in the test and tray system to make it effective, but the test and trace scheme is contacting less than 60% now. how disappointing is that, and what are the applications of it in terms of tackling this disease? the issueis terms of tackling this disease? the issue is one of basic fairness is between the parts of the country that are having to experience regional restrictions and that's what we were trying to achieve in the last ten days, and what we are doing now is bringing forward measures that are designed to help businesses that

in an interview with sky news earlier this week, armenian prime minister nikol pashinyan accused turkeycontinuing its genocidal l policiesgagainst t armenian peoplple. >>>> it is absbsolutely notot inflammamatory languagage when y that this i is turkey's policy o continue the a armenian gegenoc. issusus look at whahat t turkey implementing ununder the mediteteanean, libya, syria iraqaq t ttehe is not d dbt this i i policy y contitiing thee armrmian genocide. thepolicof reinstating turkish empire. americica amnesty inteatioional b band azerbaijan has used cluster bombs in civiliaian are. for more, we go to concord, massachusetts, where we're joined by anna ohanyan, professor r of political science and internatational relations at stonehill college. she's the author of "russia abroad: driving regional fracture in post-communist eurasia and beyond and networked regionalism as conflict management." welcome to democracy now! it is going to have you with us. this is an area of the world that i believe most people in the united states are not paying much attention to. if you c c talk about exa

we have all of nbc universal, telemundo, and sky news overseas and so, we're just -- we're uniquely situatedy and if a viewer is not interested in that, what are the pressing issues that they think -- that you think people want to see when they tune in to a news channel >> well, we're focusing on - you know, everything kind of falls into buckets we're focusing on social justice, climate change, anti-racism. we're focusing on covid and politics right now and most everything sort of fits in there, doesn't it one seems to overlap another, the way the election and covid are colliding in front of us every day, you know, as it's been interesting and challenging to keep up with. they -- each of the candidates has his own lane one of them is saying due to the pandemic, we're keeping it low, and the other one is running around from city to city and rallying his base. and after it's all over, i guess one side or the other will look back and say, "oh, that was a bad strategy." >> seth: yeah. >> we'll see which one it was, probably in, i don't know, a month, right >> seth: it seems like one lane is goin

sky new coronavirus testing. to be aired out since there is peace of mind. son craig ferguson thanks for joining me the african export import bank says it will be investing up to $5000000000.00 in a covert 19 vaccine for african countries the news reported by their voices news agency comes of cold grow for african countries to be more proactive in ensuring access to a vaccine but aside from production major challenges including supply chain issues and infrastructure will still need to be worked out details news reports. capital market due to it's the final stop for a vaccine that's traveled from a factory harf a world away now it needs to be stored correctly most inoculations are. only usable if kept cold and that will be one challenge in delivering a future covert $1000.00 vaccine to developing countries. globally the likes of d.h.l. and u.p.s. have ramped up spending on their global cold supply chain but in africa the infrastructure is just not there especially in rural areas which could be lacking electricity altogether. we have problems of storage capaci

. >>> we're less than one week from election day, and voter enthusiasm is sky-high new data shows that over 61 million americans have already cast their ballot. that's about half the number of votes cast for the entire 2016 election president trump and joe biden are back on the campaign trail today trying to shore up support. our tracie potts joins us. the president is heading to arizona today. >> well, we're going to see both campaigns out west today both the president and senator kamela harris hitting arizona. joe biden back on the east coast, again, drilling down on coronavirus with a briefing and a speech on that topic, but when it comes to driving out the vote, interestingly the president is focusing on the battleground states especially the midwestern states he picked up from democrats four years ago. we're seeing joe biden make an interesting pitch for states like texas where our records show it's a tossup and georgia where he told voters if we win georgia, we win everything but the president is predicting big republican wins on election day. >> you're going to see a red wave li

rigby, sky news. thank you, prime minister.s in a passengerjet and we must act now. and yet the only part of the country today put under these much stricter rules is the liverpool city region. why is your rhetoric on this outstripping the reality of the measures you are actually introducing, and is it because you are struggling to take regional leaders with you? and, chris whitty, some areas, like bradford, where i am now, have been living under restrictions throughout the summer and into the autumn, and analysis from the labour party last week showed 19 out of 20 of those areas put into local lockdowns have still not come out of them. what is going on? were they the wrong restrictions, or are people not following the rules? first of all, just to repeat what i said to robert, we want to take local authorities with us, obviously a local approach can be immensely valuable in enforcement, there is the local knowledge of the area, the places where the virus may be transmitted, local activity in closing down people who are breaking,

united are in talks with europe's elite clubs to form a new fifa backed term and well according to sky news more than 12 teams from england france germany italy and spain and discussions have found found it's being dubbed as the european premier league on name football industry sources that were cited in the report which added the league has been provisionally earmarked for a 2022 launch and that the finances are looking to raise $6000000000.00 to get it started one of the english premier league's highest earners. has been excluded from arsenal's e.p.l. squad tuesday was the deadline for teams to submit their $25.00 man lists the german will cup winner who is in the final year of his $450000.00 per week contract hasn't played a competitive game since march or was ill had already been left out of arsenal's european league squad with exclusions running alongside an apparent breakdown in relations between himself and the club in august criticizes arsenal of 4 distancing themselves from his tweets condemning china's treatment of muslims the club saying at the time it does not involve itself in

sky. kurdistan's new prime minister and acting president has promised parliamentary and presidential elections in the next 3 months said the supporters freed him from jail earlier this month during protests over a disputed parliamentary elections to par of says the charges he was facing were politically motivated. there is a kurd saying that falsehoods travel faster than truth those people who are saying i'm a bad person that i'm connected with criminals and negative forces are saying that because they are scared the truth is that i'm going to fight against these corrupted schemes and i can see in the next 3 months there will be a lot of changes there will be presidential and parliamentary elections i will prove nothing by words but by real interventions that we are going to change and provide open and transparent elections. fair elections depend not only on the central election committee but on the corrupted interest of president or prime ministers of the past we are looking for new ways to break this institutionalized corrupted system we will fight against those who buy or sell the votes new

europe and germany have been abuses opposition leaders spent a lot of chicken on sky and calls for support in forcing new elections in burma roost we'll hear what came out of her meetings today with german chancellor i can now all's well the program. kurdistan's prime minister resigns as the opposition lays claim to the power of sunday's election results not a note of protest this stole in the pockets of. the smug 1st feature coronavirus but at what cost foresee how $1.00 of india's poorest district a coped with months of lockdown. i'm helps to unlock the universe's great mysteries 3 scientists win the nobel prize in physics research into black holes d.w. speaks with one of them i've just been asked a physicist why not again so. i'm phil gal welcome to the program. we begin to. position lead. has been holding talks with german political leaders including the chancellor angela merkel the stick in the sky one european help to force new elections in. disputed poll since then the country's been gripped by mass opposition protests and a violent government crackdown mystical scott wants germany to play a leadi

minister toldfice sky news he is keen to conclude an accord but it takes two sides.on set on friday that talks are over and the you -- the eu must compromise. increased,ports wanting to improvement in global trade. the value of japan's oversea shipments fell 4.9% from a year ago, harrowing from an almost 15% drop in august. the estimate was for a fall of 2.4%. exports to china rose for a third straight on. -- month. opec and allies meet on monday, with strains from the virus weighing on energy. saudi arabia and russia are already stepping up calls to stabilize the market. with oil stuck in the low 40's and more supply coming online from libya, the cartel is under pressure to refine its output curbs. global news 24 hours a day on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. rishaad: thank you. china's third-quarter gdp numbers really grabbing headlines. it is shy of what was anticipated. the number was 4.9% growth from this time last year. retail sales and indu

and proving you're never too old to try something new, a rookie sky diver throws caution to the wind 02 years young. >> this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west. we are going to begin tonight with that final face-off between president trump and joe biden just hours from now. tonight's debate is not only the last showdown between the presidential candidates, it may be their last best chance to make their cases to voters before election day. as many as 75 million americans are expected to tune in as the candidates take the stage in nashville tonight. and while that town is known as music city, for the first time at a presidential debate, each candidate's microphone will be muted at certain times as his opponent speaks. president trump enters the debate hall behind in nearly every critical battleground state and looking to change the direction of the campaign, even as polls show almost all likely voters have already made up their minds. front and center tonight will be the president's h

sky ranger over the scene. we'll continue follow this. if there's new developments we'll bring it to you in this newscast and online. >>> let's switch to something not quite as serious. the alpha turkey whose aggression over the rose garden can be as wild as you want. the oakland neighbors called his gerald and blame the people who fed him for his escalating habits. wildlife dressed up as an old woman which is his target. he can now safely boss the other turkeys around there. >> wow. >>> sticking to the animal theme. we have an update on the lemur stolen and returned to san francisco zoo. we have new picture, next. in business you have to be able to shift-pivot-adapt. then do it all over again. comcast business gives you fast, reliable internet on the nation's largest gig-speed network. and now for a limited time, you can also get fast shipping- with amazon business prime essentials. so no matter what comes next, you'll always be ready to bounce forward. get started with powerful internet and voice for $64.90 a month, and ask how you can get one free ye

michael golf told sky news he is keen to -- it takes two sides. boris johnson said the talks are over and that the eu must compromise. opec and its allies meet monday with the researching coronavirus demanding -- threatening demand for energy. no supply decision are expected until december. saudi arabia and russia are already upping calls to stabilize the market with oil stuck in the low 40's and more supply from libya, the cartel is under pressure to -- its operatives. opec inmates demand is at best anemic. global news 24 hours a day on air and on bloomberg quicktake powered by more than 2700 journalists in more than 120 countries. i am karina mitchell. this is bloomberg. beijing has passed a new law aimed at restricting sensitive exports in order to protect national security, the law gives beijing countermeasures against the u.s. aztec tensions rise. let's get the deck -- details from tom mackenzie. a -- if youeijing see the tit-for-tat leverage we have seen similar restrictions from washington, what are the implications for the company. tom: ce

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get free in-garage delivery with myq® and key by amazon. >>> we have an update on our breaking news. skyover marin county right now where crews are battling a structure fire that has now caught the surrounding area and surrounding brush on fire. we can see at least one home damaged. crews are calling this the dutch fire. it's burning in the sleepy hollow area in the hills above san anselmo and fairfax. people are being told to avoid this area. no word on evacuations or injuries but you can see one house is burning right now. we hear the surrounding brush has also caught on fire. sky ranger is going to stay over this. we'll continue to bring updates at 6:00. >>> coming up tonight at 6:00, record voter turnout for mail-in ballots all across the state. how santa clara county is making sure that your ballot is safe and that it gets counted. we'll have that coming up tonight right here at 6:00. >>> "nightly news" is next. again, we'll see you at 6:00. we'll have an update on that fire as well as the wind damage around the bay area and when the red flag warning will expire. see you then. >>> t

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new england. heavy rain in the pacific northwest and mountain snow in the northern rockies today. >>> finally, a trip to the edge. >>> a skys went all the way up to check it out. >> ror 1,13eetve new york city edge will take your breath away. it's the highest outdoor sky deck in the western hemisphere extending 80 feet out into the sky. ♪ offering nearly 360-degree views of the city and if that doesn't make your jaw drop the 225 square feet of glass floor might do the trick. edge is located on the 100th floor of 30 hudson yards. >> my ears. >> reporter: look at this view. that's new jersey. juin jersey. we love you. once outside, though -- i've got views of the george washington bridge back there, of course, empire state building right there. edge was open for only two days in march before closing due to the pandemic but with new safety protocols in place. >> operating at a limited capacity. we've reduced our elevated capacity. >> reporter: they decided it was high time to welcome guests back. >> if you're more into a glass of champagne and, you know, saying, yep, staying safely on the tips can you do that. >> reporter: th

covid, will the fda give it emergency approval >>> and covid on planes, the new research just out, what's your risk in the sky? >> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. a stunning domestic terror plot to storm the michigan state house and kidnap governor gretchen whitmer has been foiled tonight in a case sending a chill across an already anxious country. state and federal prosecutors announcing the arrests of more than a dozen men who they say targeted the governor over what they saw as her uncontrolled power the men according to authorities are linked to militia groups and ready to instigate civil war. tonight governor whitmer who drew criticism from the right over coronavirus restrictions is speaking out our pete williams reports. >> preparing to kidnap and possibly kill me >> reporter: the fbi says the target of the plot was michigan's democratic governor gretchen whitmer investigators say five men from michigan and one from delaware met several times beginning in june and talked about storming the state capitol in lansing and taking the governor hostage their main complaint seems t

sky is seeking german support for new elections they are not sky has been meeting with chancellor angela merkel in berlin she says president alexander lukashenko rig the election in august there been widespread protests across veterans since the disputed vote dominic cain has more from berlin. in receiving she had landed sick on off scale here at the chancellery building angle americal and through her the german government are extending to her many of the courtesies that it would extend that she would extend to a head of state or a head of government of course svetlana took on a sky is not the head of state of yellow roast that is the president. and it is his presidency which angler merkel has spoken so much about and indeed the rest of the e.u. has spoken so much about we know that the mrs schuyler has been grateful that sanctions have been imposed and she is hoping that the e.u. will be able to do more to help those in her country who are opposed to the government of president one of the things that the sky has said repeatedly is that she looks to germany she looks to anger the methyl

here is the thing, hallie, the numbers here in france are sky high. new are rising on the order of about 20,000 per day for several days this week. we're seeing that trend here in france, in britain, in spain and elsewhere throughout europe. the deaths and the hospitalizations have only recently begun to start to tick up alongside of it. so that's why a lot of people are saying why do we have to reimpose these economically punishing restrictions if we're not necessarily seeing the numbers. hallie. >> matt bradley live in paris, thank you. we want to turn now to what our sources are saying. carol lee is out with an exclusive report this morning on a big foreign policy speech the president is considering in the run uf to election day. you're hearing about announcements he might make in that speech, right? >> reporter: that's right, hallie. we've been told the president and his team fethat he's been feeling about doing this speech before the election, pressing aides to move forward more quickly with policy initiatives, specifically on troop withdraws. the pr

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the lines were long as more than 2,000 people waited to ride the new sky star observation wheel on opening day. located just a few yards from the deyoung museum in golden gate park, the attraction is the largest moveable modern ferris wheel in the world. it has 36 air conditioned gondolas. 5-year-old daria mcgrath loved her ride. >> it was like really cool. it was kind of like infinity going around and around. >> reporter: for jim and babs alexander of lafayette, riding brought back great memories. >> our first date was on a ferris wheel over 51 years ago. >> reporter: the sky star was brought here to commemorate golden gate park's 150th anniversary, so it's fitting that the ferris wheel is 150 feet tall. to protect against covid, riders and staff must have their temperature taken and wear masks. and there are other precautions. >> no strangers are paired up. so you and your party get your own gondola, so during the ride you're not paired up with a stranger. we clean the gondolas in between each ride. we wipe down the high-traffic areas once an hour. >> reporter: for many people rolling wi

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shots rang out against the night sky as our detail in the news team scrambles to safety and all 3 don't i think on the as some remaining franchises continue to defy the not down more shots of financial the. the. than yet hundreds of young nigerians had gathered for a peaceful protest in a cross pledging to remain on the streets despite around the clock curfew. protests of inspiring dramatically of the past 2 weeks but they were initially trickett by anger at police brutality. especially at abuses carried out by a notorious and she robbery squad called saas. rights groups have for years accused the police unit of extortion harassment and to check. it was but there was solace has been the one that made me limp like this that was when i was in my house snipping around 2 am in the middle of the night when when they came scattered everywhere in my area and started shooting every way there with. the outpouring of anger forced the government to scrap the police unit a week ago but people here on such a side. and the process have become about much more than that my jewelry is used to calling fo

well russia has put the belo receipt in opposition leader svetlana to sky on his wanted list russia's state news agency says she faces charges for making public calls to harm the country's security has been leading protests against authoritarian leader xander go from exile in lithuania this week she was in the german capital. well fellow who see an opposition leader that learned ticking off sky has made the most of her visit to belin calling for new elections and international support we need. help in mediation of all in the decisions with authorities and we think that. that is really just going to be extremely helpful in this situation. since that a reeses disputed elections in august the country has been rocked by protests thousands tanning out demanding the resignation of authoritarian leader alexander lukashenko on tuesday taken off sky i met german chancellor angela merkel and was encouraged he is. aware of the fate of the people that she understands why or what we are fighting for and the she. i'm sure that she will be involved in this situation in for that she's really put the show prism

with just six days to go voter enthusiasm hit sky high and new data from nbc news and target smart show that more than 61 million americans have already cast their ballot. that's about half the total number of votes cast for the entire 2016 election. >>> president trump and joe biden back on the campaign trail today again trying to gain support. "today in the bay's" tracie potts joins us live with all the latest. tracie? >> reporter: laura and marcus, good morning. the president today is in arizona, a state that nbc's political experts have decided to flip from leaning democrat to a tossup. senator kamala harris will be there, too, today. democratic nominee joe biden is not traveling. >> we can do it here in georgia! we win georgia, we win everything. >> we will win. you will win. michigan will win. and america will win. you have to go and vote. >> reporter: now we also know that the surrogates are out this week. we saw president obama in florida, first lady melania trump making her first solo campaign appearance in pennsylvania. both, of course, battle ground states. back to you. >> tr

. >> number seven, the new sky star observation wheel is officially opening today at golden state park a part of the 150th anniversary celebration. you do need a reservation. $18 for adults. 12 d$12 for kids. i'm late. the next reservation is for monday. you know i was going to suggest after going to lunch today we go to the observation wheel, now we must wait. >> book those tickets today. >> let's go and try to fine i can'twhat? ve it. that our new house is haunted by casper the friendly ghost? hey jill! hey kurt! movies? i'll get snacks! no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on our car insurance with geico. i got snacks! ohhh, i got popcorn, i got caramel corn, i got kettle corn. am i chewing too loud? believe it! geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> good morning, america. battleground blitz. president trump barnstorming crucial states with the final votes just 13 days away. the first lady bows out of the trip due to her health, as the president says he wouldn't do much differently if he had a do-over on the coronavirus. >> not

sky. has thousands new prime minister 19 president has problems parliamentary and presidential elections inthe next 3 months set in jeopardy of support his freedom from jail earlier this month during protests over disputed parliamentary elections he was serving an 11 year jail term for kidnapping says the charges he was facing were politically motivated is there. about it that there is a kurd saying that falsehoods travel faster than truth those people who are saying i'm a bad person that i'm connected with criminals and negative forces are saying that because they are scared the truth is that i'm going to fight against these corrupted schemes and i can see in the next 3 months there will be a lot of changes there will be presidential and parliamentary elections i will prove nothing by words but by real interventions that we are going to change and provide open and transparent elections. fair elections depend not only on the central election committee but on the corrupted interest of president or prime ministers of the past we are looking for new ways to break this institutionalized corrupt

sky. you are watching bbc news. scientists are now hoping it may help to save lives from covid—19. researchers believe the vaccine causes widespread changes to the immune system, which could help in the protection against other infections — like coronavirus. now, a uk based trial is being launched to test the theory. here's our health and science correspondent james gallagher. in the fight against covid, scientists are turning to one of our oldest vaccines. a new preventive weapon has now joined the battle. bcg vaccine. the bcg jab was designed to fight tuberculosis, and was first trialled in 1921. it's since been given to hundreds of millions of people. but now doctors think its effect on the immune system may lessen the impact of coronavirus too. sam hilton is a gp. hisjob, dealing with patients, puts him at higher risk of getting covid. he's one of a thousand people in the uk, including care home staff and other health care workers, who will take part in the trial. having had the vaccine in childhood will not off

this is deja vu news live from berlin an appeal to europe and see germany belarus as opposition leader see a lot to get on sky comes to berlin to ask for help in forcing new elections she's asked the german chancellor to play the role of mediator also coming up with corona virus infections on the rise in berlin officials announce new curfews and new restrictions on public gatherings our berliners reactor. and legendary guitarist eddie van halen dies after a long battle with cancer. considered one of the greatest rock guitarists of all time he co-founded the band belle event allen which rocked the charts in the seventy's and eighty's. i'm brian thomas good to have you with us today belarus's exiled opposition leader said lama taken over sky has called on germany to take a leading role in ending the unrest in her country her appeal came during a meeting here in berlin which has her on the machal the beller us opposition hopes that pressure from europe can force new elections following a disputed vote that saw alexander lukashenko return to power. this meeting at the german chancellor and berlin is crucial for.

sky this one isn't. working with the scene. setting new goals and using sport to start a new life is a story that applies to tim fuckin to the former paratrooper nearly lost his life during a military deployment in 2010 going from the moustache borders to even want to be knocked off sparse and. yes must be cut off or see no point to concentrate on it cannot have to. start so i thought actually of what art not even constant diminish what she said 400. tim was a passionate athlete his career and private life were on track but then a deployment to afghanistan changed everything it's been 5000 feet in and then i'm that's good for one come up. or. i'm finding shafts and i'm far fetched from one. or. more to get a crew down we can avoid it on the whole school board. tim was hit in the up by a bullet he was initially treated in afghanistan. before undergoing further operations in germany having 2 metal plates and 16 screws inserted. he struggled with psychological problems for a long time and he can no longer move his arm and shoulder. we are. go

now there's a new version in cinemas and on sky cinema, revisiting the novel's theme of the redemptiveimes. dixie egerickx is the recently orphaned mary, sent from india to live in england with her widowed uncle archibald, whose son colin has long been kept hidden and bedridden. but a buried key to a magical garden unlocks healing secrets, bringing about change and rebirth. screenwritten by the prolific jack thorne, whose recent credits include the aeronauts, radioactive and tv‘s the eddy, this update relocates the story from the turn of the 20th century to 1947, in the shadow of world war ii and partition. other significant changes include a more sympathetic portrait of mary's parents and the introduction of a ghostly climax which seemed to me to draw inspiration from the amazing mr blunden, one of my favourite movies of all time. cleaving closely to mary's subjective point of view, marc munden's update combines real locations like trebah in cornwall with cg visuals to evoke a magical garden that may be more a product of its heroine's imagination than reality. but we also lose a centr