didn't wash with terra. shaggy dog tale. >> at that time i had lots of suspicions. >> reporter: and that's when she and her sister decided to do some snooping. >> she bought these trackers for cars. and she went and put one on my mom's tesla. so she found out where john was going. >> reporter: where was he going? >> he was going to multiple doctor's offices. >> reporter: not so unusual, perhaps, for an anesthesiologist. but the sisters noticed something. >> he was there for not that long of time. >> reporter: not long enough to conduct any medical procedure, so what were those quick visits all about? seemed more like a man trying to get access to something, like maybe drugs. it was just a hunch, but they went to debra with that, said maybe he's an addict. and debra refused to entertain their wild suspicions. this was more like, "stop interfering in my life"? >> somewhat, yes. but i'd fallen in love. >> reporter: debra's daughters were not about to be put off. >> one of her daughters is particularly suspiciou

see for example there with a group that has been able to improve crop yields in her awnings back in terra needs to send a lot of data to use a smart phones a local coverage in rural areas on the grid that the farmers have to purchase from mobile service providers can be obstacles for some especially small up businesses. that is all from us today we heard a lot of fun hosting the show hope you enjoyed watching for now it is a good buy for me sundra to know video here in company uganda and from him outside when lagos see you next week in the marines are do be sure to stay in touch on social media so long and see you again very soon. the little. girl will. come get. the boom. boom boom boom boom boom boom boom. boom boom. boom boom boom boom boom boom boom. boom boom. boom boom boom boom boom boom boom. come. the come to. the bank. from the levee from. the let me come a shoo. me give me balls. just. the beginning of the end to animal based products. but which alternatives work and which ones they are the. new ideas from a global market made in germany. on w. article 5 of the universal declar

so what did terra think of her expensive voting online?r experience of voting online? i like it for people with disabilities because it gives us options and we need options. because some of us just can't get out. some of us require special tools in order to write or speak. and i think that it's a good option for people like that. but i am not necessarily an advocate of electronic voting without a lot more security around. both types of voting have been used before in local elections and both companies say they've never been successfully hacked. is e—voting the future? are voting stations like this the past? not so fast because even the advocates of this technology say that technology is not quite there yet, which does rather beg the question why is it being tried in a us election? but perhaps these small trials may help to one day offer another safe and secure form of voting in america — just maybe not quite yet. james clayton there. of course, this isn'tjust a debate limited just to the us. the pandemic has played havoc with elections aro

so what did terra think of her expensive voting online?”bilities because it gives us disabilities because it gives us options and we need options. because some of us us options and we need options. because some of us just can't get out. some of us require special tools in order to write or speak. and i think that it isa or speak. and i think that it is a good option for people like that. but i am not necessarily an advocate of electronic voting without a lot more security around. both types of voting have been used before in local elections and both companies say they've never been successfully hacked. is electronic voting for future? our voting stations like this the past? not so fast because even the advocates of this technology say that technology is not quite there yet forget, which makes the question why is it being tried ina us question why is it being tried in a us election? but but perhaps these small trials may help to one day offer another safe and secure form of voting in america, just maybe not quite yet. james clayton there. th

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a place of worship and the scene of terra candles laid outside the not true dom chechen nice tribute to the victims killed within its walls. what happened inside is now being pieced together by forensics teams france's top onto terrorism prosecutor said this had all the hallmarks of a terrorist attack and they have detained a suspect there are people who are more dislike of us sure when he was arrested he was carrying a document in the form of a paper from the italian red cross in the name of a 2 newseum national born in 1990. s. to geishas have shown that this is the perpetrator moreover the person concerned is not known if in the national fingerprint database and is not known to the intelligence services. when the police told the church on thursday it was too late to stop the bloodshed a church official and woman had been stabbed and killed a 3rd person died of head injuries. police found a copy of the koran and 3 large knives in the suspects bags the man is now in hospital in critical condition president mark kroll was at the scene within hours calling for national unity sums i th

justin king of terra firma.sident trump is answering questions from the economic club of new york. he is speaking from the white house rose garden. he was asked a question out of stimulus bills have congress. let's listen on his response. president trump: we had no choice but to put money in. you had to force money in because of the pandemic. we were starting to focus on that deeply. we were making it long term, we were getting ready to pay off interest, getting ready to pay off debt, and a lot of good things were happening. all of the sudden, you are running a country and it is going beautifully coming of the greatest economy in history and you read a position to start thinking about paying off large chunks of debt, that all of a sudden something like the pandemic happens, the plague. it is very concerning to me and we will start doing that. i think you will see tremendous growth, and the growth will get it done. we will take care of it. it is very much on my mind as it is yours. it is one of the first question

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francis education minister vowed the country would never bow to terra intimidation when it came to defending its core principles. this teacher was murdered because of what he symbolized knowledge used for critical thinking. the development of citizens who are free and enlightened it's the heart of what we do in our schools. many in france support taking a tough line against extremists and set out for a long time or secular country has been under attack but this time it's on education and it's gone too far. it's the very values of the republican are being attacked here and we cannot allow that. we need to bang our fists on the table and say enough. the government recently said it was planning new measures to rein in radicalism. advocates will see the latest attack as proof that tougher action is needed. to return to sports and football are the leipzig kept their place at the top of the bundesliga table with a 2 nil when of the hosts start of the matched in 2nd place but found themselves on the receiving end of an early contender for goal of the season. but say coach you're not goldsman appear

united nations secretary general antonio terra's has said the world has failed to rise to the challenge of fighting covert 19 the un chief said the economic effects of the pandemic would be devastating and that concerted action was needed to prevent millions of people are being pushed into poverty and hunger. armenia and azerbaijan have agreed to a new humanitarian cease fire in their conflict over the disputed no go on or carve out region it came into force at midnight local time a russian brokered truce from last week fell apart almost immediately. and now we have back on the line for us our correspondent in possible livia johan ramirez who's going to tell us a little bit more about the election we can expect on sunday you know on these elections were preceded by so much you know social strife protests violence that we saw what can we expect for the vote. the situation right now is very calm totally calm in the city in love but as we have seen some people make in long lines in supermarkets devise some groceries or to put in gasoline because some people fear we are going to have some c

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a place of worship and the scene of terra candles laid outside the not chechen nice tribute to the victims killed within its walls. what happened inside is now being pieced together by forensics teams. france's top counterterrorism prosecutor said this had all the hallmarks of a terrorist attack and they have detained a suspect there are people who are more disliked of but it's sure when he was arrested he was carrying a document in the form of a paper from the italian red cross in the name of a to newseum national born in 1990. s. to geishas have shown that this is the perpetrator moreover the person concerned is not known in the national fingerprint database and is not known to the intelligence services or was in the when the police stormed the church on thursday it was too late to stop the bloodshed a church official and woman had been stabbed and killed a 3rd person died of her injuries. police found a copy of the koran and 3 large knives in the suspects bags the man is now in hospital in critical condition president was at the scene within hours calling for national unity. if we find

jon's president says that is going to be no ceasefire no talks until i mean forces withdrawal from terra treats occupied around the golan o'connor because it wants to go on account of. the challenges or the risk is that this could spread into a wider conflict between armenia and azerbaijan so far it's mainly nagorno-karabakh forces fighting forces the difficulty then will be for armenian president nichole because as a by john has explicit backing from turkey he does not have explicit backing from an equivalent country he came to power in a velvet revolution 2 years ago ousting. favorite putin the russian president's favorite soap machine not a natural ally of russia vladimir putin. is in vienna with more on the reaction from azerbaijan. azari officers are saying that they are being hit by iranian territory and within the last week top officials were saying that if many of fires from our many and soil to us are they would be retaliating now everybody is curious whether this is going to happen as yesterday there were some rockets fires that hits again just city the 2nd most populated city

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them we had a chance to set in the new season so the pictures of fall in new england and counters on terra obvious for but of course the incoming wind and rain could make that michael the leaves fall disappointing really generally speaking it's fine following the hurricane weather all the way through the states to get to washington wyoming and idaho where rain is spreading it was quite active on the the state coast in washington but it's still early improving as is the case in the caribbean to be honest we've seen the active weather recently is there scattered showers it's mexico getting the focus a shower rain over the next day or so monday and indeed tuesday dubi showers alf's where there are showers to further south particularly in brazil where we're pleased to see them especially in the punter now. we want return. with updates on the best documentary. millions of dollars of people's money. taken for their whole lives from. just down a drain. on al-jazeera. a reminder of our top stories this hour. a ceasefire between armenia and azerbaijan is under threat with both sides accusing the ot

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of afghanistan iraq and yugoslavia probably not much able to mop and artsy new york but us going to terra national committee member benedict has believed that biden's approach to foreign policy might look more sophisticated but it is hot is not whole lot different from trump's. president biden would be more diplomatic he'd be more polite but when you look at his actual policies i don't think they would be what i'm looking for i think what you have is a change in personalities but not a change in policies biden's foreign policy is almost going to be the same as trump's although there may be a risk that he would start a new war trump trump is talk tough he's talked tough with iran china and even russia but it was president obama and vice president biden who started a new war in libya they continued bombing in germany and other places so i don't think that foreign policy will be better with biden it might actually get worse. with kind of a tightening its grip on the world as we've heard from a leading evolutionary biologist who has conducted extensive analysis of the virus he explained how i

its list of terrorism states says in exchange it wants khartoum to pay out hundreds of millions to terravictims and true modern diplomacy style the american president and his sudanese counterpart took to twitter to discuss the deal great news new government of sudan which is making great progress agreed to pay $335000000.00 to us tara victims and families once deposited i will lift sudan from the state sponsors of terrorism list thank you so much president from we very much look forward to your official notification to congress rescinded the designation of sudan as a state sponsor of terrorism which has caused sudan to march currently washington's list of terrorist states includes 4 countries so beyond sit on the us iran north korea and syria this means that i subject to sanctions they can't receive foreign aid from the u.s. that's also a ban on sales as well as a number of financial restrictions so don was initially does it made today a terrorist state off the harboring al qaeda need a solid bin laden. super rude editor of the palestine chronicle believes the upcoming u.s. election play

secretary general antonio good terra's spoke about the crisis and its economic impact during an online session of the world health summit on sunday $1000.00 pandemic is the greatest crisis of motor age just 7 months since he was the clearance over 1000000 people have died and tens of millions have been infected cases i see rising and you spikes and waves that occurred in places that had suppressed the virus for many months the in direct impact of the pandemic is wreaking havoc on societies and economies vixens thefts and tend to be more than life savers the out economy savers and society savers there is no choice between saving people's lives and saving jobs protecting people from the vitals is the best way to keep schools open and business is running and amid this latest wave some european nations are looking good imposing new restrictions to slow the infection rate so with this in mind let's take another look at the trends and spread of the virus globally with r t correspondent side savages where are we monday so brand the number of people diagnosed with covert 1000 is growing every

caspian sea said look get some showers there around azerbaijan fading down into northern parts of terra but elsewhere that said last fine and i quote a keen brace just coming in across the gulf on thursday perhaps picking up a touch more as we go on into friday september the temperatures back to about 35 celsius is a rather more moist direction this one of course but with the strength of that way this shouldn't feel too humid i'm hopeful to say further north some rather wet weather there coming in to just around the western side of the black sea plenty of showers lots of wet weather across central africa really from the rift valley for the west was but even into somebody could catch a few spots of frights and wet weather coming in here as we go through thursday it's also some showers today for a time in sea where tanzania plenty of showers there which is the democratic republic of congo right the way across into calder into cameroon and indeed into northern parts of angola for botswana we're seeing some heavy rain here recently received in heavy rain to across northern parts of south af

pledged to remove sedan from its terrorism blacklist of khartoum pays out hundreds of millions to terra victims. and it might look like a brilliantly illuminated lego land but this is a real town in northeast china the most rising site is comprised of energy saving container boxes more than $200.00 in total there are even restaurants and a 3rd of all there you can move into a new home that just yet entrepreneurs are already snapping up the best real estate u.s. has caused confusion with its mixed messages about the ongoing presence of u.s. troops in afghanistan that's after officials linked to a long promised reduction to conditions on the ground a further statement by the nato chief also failed to offer clarity on the situation going forward we will be looking at conditions on the ground to determine if there is a capability to draw down more troops which we would hope the conditions would allow us to do that but certainly the conditions have not been met at this time in just getting this done together we just to get there when the time is right when the conditions are met we will leav

back on terra firma in the stonemasons' workshop, sarah's carving in the same way as her forebears havel in the stone. often their work will be placed hundreds of feet high, near invisible from the ground. traditionally, they've carved their unique signature, often initials, into the stone. it's known as a banker mark, as it ensured that they were paid. they can identify the stones that they've worked and everything. and it's kind of like an age—old tradition that goes back to the medieval masons. the money raised from the tours will go towards the £2 million shortfall caused by covid, but salisbury cathedral is among those institutions that have survived even worse. john maguire, bbc news, salisbury. a danish inventer who murdered a journalist on a home—made submarine has been recaptured after attempting to escape from prison. peter madsen is said to have got out after threatening guards with a fake bomb and what's described as a pistol—like object. he was surrounded by armed police a few hundred yards from the jail. a review of the parole system in england and wales will consider whet

government over terra and president from threats to twitter and starting lawmakers to hold off on any stimulus negotiations until after the election meanwhile federal reserve chairman said there's little risk and overdoing it risks overdoing it seem for now to be smaller even if policy actions ultimately prove to be greater than needed it will not go to waste. we have a lot to get started. on tuesday the european medicines agency or a.m.a. announced it's her. viewing the 1st batch of covert 1000 vaccine data in a joint statement vaccine developers biotech and pfizer said the start of the review is based on data from laboratory in the animal testing as well as early testing on humans while continuing talks to submit data as it emerged this could speed up the process by allowing researchers to submit findings in real time this comes one week after the e m a started reviewing astra zeneca oxford universities are seen which is also in phase 3 trials meanwhile with trump determined to get a vaccine before election day the white house blocked the f.d.a. from new proposed code in 1000 vaccin

terra returns to france where a teacher was beheaded after reportedly showing his class to rocketry cartoons of the prophet mohammed also the sound. i'm standing in one of the craters left by the bombardment it's about 8 pieces in diameter all correspondent reports from the war torn region of nagorno-karabakh question has intensified despite the cease fire between the belligerent armenia and this is. on the river also being attacks outside yet speaking territory with civilian casualties reported human rights on his syrian city.

a place of worship and the scene of terra candles laid outside the chechen nice tribute. for the victims killed within its walls. what happened inside is now being pieced together by forensics teams france's top counterterrorism prosecutor said this had all the hallmarks of a terrorist attack and they have detained a suspect there are people who. when he was arrested he was carrying a document in the form of a paper from the italian red cross in the name of a to newseum national born in 1909. to gay chanson share in that this is the perpetrator moreover the person concerned is not known in the national fingerprint database and is not known to the intelligence services. the when the police stormed the church on thursday it was too late to stop the bloodshed a church official and woman had been stabbed and killed a 3rd person died of her injuries. police found a copy of the koran and 3 large knives in the suspects bags the man is now in hospital in critical condition president was at the scene within hours calling for national unity that if we've been attacked again it's be

soviet ambassador vaslav terra coffin was here in moscow 30 years ago when the victorious powers of the 2nd world war determined the fate of germany moscow looks back on this treaty with far more criticism than the west. you know the most by me and this i think listen see is speeches and champagne lift or rather try to send annoying off to taste in new when you think about all of the problems that arose during the many negotiations about what's to finally do with germany. when you consider that a treaty was supposed to solve all problems once and for all that people had been fighting over for many decades to. come global political decisions made back then still affect the world today the great power struggles of the time could have thwarted german reunification or people forget today that this was something that there were a lots of things that could have gone wrong and so you wanted to try to move it forward as rapidly but as securely as possible and the key driver for that was the people on the ground in germany. 1989 was a time of euphoria in germany as the berlin wall crumbled the i

make the right position in time before the crop has the last most risky money founded the company in terra africa in 2016 together with the find the startup is one of 12 across africa currently receiving guidance from the german government program for start ups he's kites regularly with the german suburbs provide out for sustainable development g.i. said their initiative supports touchups in the agriculture and food sector in their search for investors up until now most of their funding has come from the same officer like this mark business has also set up a demo system clients can use it to learn how to use the technology with the sensor measures the temperature humidity answer moisture at various years especially up developed by the startup then transmits the data free of charge to a cellphone it's data that is increasingly vital to the farmers as kenya too is suffering the effects of climate change. seasons and weather patterns are shifting . in tara 6 to office allusions to these problems so long to africa and based agriculture technology company relabel farmers adopt climate change an

1st result of this weekend's blunders league matches are in bahrain or routed frankfurt lived to be terra to berlin when your own berlin drew with freiburg mines lost a glove box on friday stuttgart held cologne later in dortmund to take on show in the ruined darby on sunday volves for coast to beat affairs and then hoffenheim had to braman and on monday it's leverkusen versus oxford. they're up to date on d.w. news america evan stand from me and the entire team here in berlin thanks for the company. w.'s crime fighters are back to africa's most successful radio drama series continues from the only go so far available online and of course you can share and discuss on w africa's facebook page and other social media platforms to crime fighters to nino . the funny sundance the coronavirus pandemic. where does science stand. and what new findings have researchers need. information and background into. the corona up to. code 19 special. monday to friday on. her. own. for those of us who follow the world's game there's no question germany is a football country germans are well known for being f

roots of australia's racism back to british colonizers, who, upon arrival, claimed the continent as "terra nullius" or empty land. white landowners later forced aboriginals and pacific islanders to work plantations and cattle stations for little or no pay >> there's no doubt-- it's in european documented history that there was slavery in australia. >> nawaz: but that history has been denied by some, including australia's own prime minister, scotmorrison. >> while slave ships continued to travel around the world, when australia was established, it was a pretty brutal place, but there was no slavery in australia. >> nawaz: after public backlash, morrison apologized for his comments, and walked them back. but those denials, latimore says, have kept the country from confronting its history of forced labor and the legacy of colonialism. >> when the american uprisings began, people started to scratch the surface, i suppose, people started to go, "well, we've got that here." >> nawaz: and the problem has ng been documented. a government report in 1991 found aboriginal people were" grossly overrep

joining me joe terra nova, john and jerry and the ceo of momentum advisers institutional adviser group, a cnbc contributor. majors going for their fifth positive session in the past six. got work to do down about a half a percent or a touch more all most across the board and, joe, it's these mnuchin headlines getting something done in terms of stimulus by the election, he says, is tough. that caused a bit more of a sell-off in stocks and it underscores why the nasdaq continues to have a bit under it >> yes, it does clearly and you're also seeing a little bit of a fallback in yield, scott. the ten-year is pushing back towards 70 basis points, somewhat troubling, i would think the market needs a little bit of some of the forward momentum that it's been carrying in the last week or so to really cool off a little. i think we were getting a little too vertical in the way we were appreciating so the negative news that you're getting on the stimulus aligns with maybe a much needed little bit of pause in that rate of appreciation i'm not overly concerned by it. >> yeah, rates are falling you s

joining me joe terra nova, john and jerry and the ceo of momentum advisers institutional adviser group. majors going for their fifth positive session in the past six. got work to do down about a half a percent or a touch more

one single 70 on the map today and on terra everyone else is either 80's 90's or in some cases, triple millbrae 94 burlingame 95 foster city and san carlos also at 9495 degrees today, south bay temperatures mid to upper 90's for you sonny bill most gatos exceptionally warm at 98 degrees. each a lot records expected to be broken this afternoon and it is going to be a very hot one especially for inland east bay and north bay area's sonoma 100 degrees today. vacaville fairfield in antioch each at 97. santa rosa in petaluma at 9798 today. tomorrow's temperatures less hot still toasty though shouldn't have red flag warnings tomorrow and part of the reason for that is winds are going to be so much calmer sunday we do see the return of some fog in the morning, a sign of coastal influence starting again. and temperatures into early next week going to be seasonable low 80's inland 70's by the bay and 60's near the coast. one strike. >>the astros may be followed by an asterisk forever, but that sure looked legit can you hate them and respect what they're doing at the same time or just the fact t

caspian sea said look get some showers there around azerbaijan fading down into northern parts of terra but elsewhere that's fine and i quote a keen brace just coming in across the gulf on thursday perhaps popping up a touch more as we go on into friday the temperatures back to about 35 celsius or rather more moist direction this one of course that with the strength of that weight it shouldn't feel too humid i'm hopeful to syphon the north some rather wet weather there coming in to just around the western side of the black sea plenty of showers lots of wet weather across central africa really from the rift valley for that west was but even into somebody could catch a few spots of frights and wet weather coming in here as we go through thursday also some showers today for a time in see what tanzania plenty of showers there into the democratic republic of congo right the way across into calder into cameroon and indeed into northern parts of angola for botswana we're seeing some heavy rain here recently we see them heavy rain too across northern parts of south africa the rain pushes up int

that is a replica of a terra-cotta warrior in china. stuart: a few people asked.ou. >> thank you. stuart: mike bloomberg, lebron james, they are rallying ex-felons to rally to vote in florida before today's deadline this is bloomberg money at work. we've got the story for you. >>> the confirmation vote for judge amy coney barrett in doubt as gop senators test positive for the virus. they may not have the count that they need. is that in jeopardy? i will ask trump 2020 senior advisor mercedes schlap coming up. but first "bar rescue" guy jon taffer is back. he is fired up about new york mayor de blasio proposing more shutdowns. can you believe it? the second hour of "varney" is just getting started. stuart: sina world is closing 540 theaters in america, 120 in britain. they're shuttered indefinitely. they couldn't take the delay in releasing blockbuster films like james bond, "no time to die." couldn't take the public's reluctance to watch movies outside the home. it raises another industry, should dying industry stay alive with taxpayer money? the counterargument t

back on terra firma in the stone masons' workshop, sarah's carving in the same way as her forebears havesible from the ground. but you know it's there, it's there for history. so, you know, grandchildren or whatever, they always know that their grandmother's done x on the cathedral, even if they need to use binoculars to see it. they're always going to know that i've done some work on the cathedral. so, i love that. traditionally, they've carved their unique signature, often initials into the stone. it's known as a banker mark, as it ensured that they were paid. they can identify the stones that they've worked and everything. and it's kind of like an age—old tradition that goes back to the medieval masons. and speaking of getting paid, the money raised from the tours will go towards the £2 million shortfall caused by covid. but salisbury cathedral is among those institutions that have survived even worse. i willjust i will just put i willjust put my facemask on as we come out of the saw shop. the level of craftsmanship is absolutely stunning. there are no laser measurements or spirit lev

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back on terra firma in the stone masons' workshop, sarah's carving in the same way as her forebears haveom the ground. but you know it's there, it's there for history. so, you know, grandchildren or whatever, they always know that their grandmother's done x on the cathedral, even if i need to use binoculars to see it. they're always gonna know that i've done some work on the cathedral. so, i love that. traditionally, they've carved their unique signature, often initials into the stone. it's known as a banker mark, as it ensured that they were paid. they can identify the stones that they've worked and everything. and it's kind of like an age—old tradition that goes back to the medieval masons. and speaking of getting paid, the money raised from the tours will go towards the £2 million shortfall caused by covid. but salisbury cathedral is among those institutions that have survived even worse. joanna gosling will be here in the next few minutes as she counts down to the midday deadline to tsa deal can be reached between greater manchester leaders and the westminster government. you are wat

this is terra convict brustholm ziamani.spoon officer neil trundle. one has asked the officer for a spoon out of a store cupboard. as he unlocks the door, the pair pounce. neil trundle manages to stop them pushing him into the cupboard. with cries of our akbar, they launch their attack, both are wearing fake suicide belts. 0ne shouts, i've got a bomb! during the trial, neil trundle described how with their makeshift weapons, they stabbed him repeatedly in the head, neck and chest. he suffered multiple injuries and has been left scarred. the court saw footage of the attack from cctv cameras and neil trundle's body worn cameras. in the melee, the record button on the offer is as camera was turned on. he put up his hands desperately trying to protect himself, as he lay on the floor at the mercy of his attackers towering over him. neil trundle's colleagues came to his rescue and overpowered his attackers. but as hopton grabbed one officer's that on and try to attack and with it. i think the k should be and with it. i think the k

this is a glimpse of one mother's terra today.for her only child, an 18 —month—old, the next room for her only child, an i8 —month—old, asleep in his cot. she gets him away to safety. but danger also came surging from the aegean. sea levels rising because of a mini tsunami, which there has been 100 after—shocks. in turkey, there is grief and shock and the gnawing fear of when the next big one is coming. 0rla guerin, bbc news, istanbul. president donald trump and his democratic rivaljoe biden have been campaigning in the american midwest, which is home to some of the most closely contested states in the us election. with just three days to go, both candidates are trying to gain support in a last—ditch effort to win over undecided voters. let's speak to our north america correspondent peter bowes now. hejoins us from la. peter, good to see you. how crucial are these midwestern states because we cannot stress enough, can we, a close this could be, despite the fact that thousands, millions, have already cast their postal votes. yes, m