our 2 part series the 3rd reich the dog starts nov 12th on t w. long slow slow moving. match day 6 played out over halloween weekend and there was certainly a spooky atmosphere at stadiums which were nearly empty due to spiralling cold cases with germany going into lockdown and several months of these go schemes are on the horizon. a scary prospect for clubs who have already taken a huge hit in the pandemic and silent stadiums won't help the players produce crunching schedule either. speaking of which germany's best teams usually inspire terror in ne'er opponents but 2 back to back champions league match days meant that they were missing key players this weekend byron rested robert leaven for their trip to cologne despite the striker being in the form of his life. dortmund were also missing their top forward against bielefeld early holland's me kept him from travelling. so how do the elite clubs beat the rest without their goal machine we'll show you who stepped up. but 1st we take a look at what happened when germany other kiwi clubs met glad back vs leipzig saw some o

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w speaks to people suffering from long term effect a poke at night. they describe the toll it's taking on their bodies and minds. and parts of australia are gripped by record temperatures, as fortunately tears ever more wildfires. sydney reports, it's hot as november night since records began and clay richardson welcome to the show. now sources say more than 100 people have been killed in a brutal massacre in the country's north west. why witnesses said militants on motorcycles rounded up until farmers who were bringing in their harvest in northern a borno state. in nigeria, no one has claimed responsibility, but jihadist groups have attacked the area in recent years. the victims of that reached the massacre laid to rest in a mass burial. the 13 pool say the farm workers were attacked by armed insurgents on motorbikes. while they were harvesting rice, someone shot others with their throats cut. it is that there were 6 of us in the bush. then we headed back into the village. we were shocked when we got there. like on the move, we found the bodies and t

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you're watching t w news asia coming up today a long journey across asia and europe stops here. in the woods and under tents these asian migrants face a cold winter along with an uncertain future. plus on election week we take a closer look at one major worry in east asia as north korea continues to flex its military muscle we ask if the country will pose a threat for america's next president. i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thank you for joining us more than a 1000 migrants from pakistan bangladesh and afghanistan during inning westward across the continent for better opportunities has ended up in the town of the lead in bosnia border in croatia it's an entry point into the european union and it has become a hub for these travelers and many of them do not have adequate shelter he has this report. from far away the woods on the outskirts of bosnia's danika peaceful. but beneath the foliage a crisis is unfolding here hundreds of south asian refugees and migrants spend their nights in shacks made of plastic sheets. and then yes we are staying here in the cold at the time of

it also we should be looking at the future toigure out howe are building something that w close gaps in the long-term. >> access, that's key. secretary duncan, there have been no national plan ding this pandemic as a pertains to education. school districts have been doing th best they can. and have been guided by such a variation of leadership. how worried are you about the disparitie the differences in the approaches and staards? >> we haven't had a national plan to defeat the virus and we haven't had a national plan t try to educate. virus this and no red versus or state boundaries. the leadership at the federal level has been bad. -- [inaudible] across the country, creativity and humility and urgency and compassion still working is extraordinary. [inaudible] the fact they're trying to do all the things by themselves is really hard. talked about l.a. they're trying to put inlace and time health systems and try to tt every child, every animal, family. it's unbelievable what we're aski school systems to d on the educational parthey are feeding children to try to take care of children social and

w. bush into the building behind you. how long does all of this go on?n: that is a really good question. i thought it was very interesting that joe biden -- he thought some republican senators were mildly intimated. mildly? i think they are terrified. that is part of the explanation of what you have going on. they are sent to the president, of course, you must explore every legal avenue. do any of them believe this is going to result in a different outcome? no. but they don't want to contradict the president. at some point, they will say, enough is enough. we have gone as far as this can go. whether it is when electoral college is due to meet in december or before that, you get the impression that this is a dance that will run its course. do i think donald trump is going to pick up the phone and say president-elect biden, i was wrong about the fudulent votes, of course i can say good luck to you. i do not see that happening. katty: is this all just a show on behalf of the president? do you think it does have a real impact on the country, potentially dama

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w. it has been so long ago i can't remember, but i think maybe he had jim baker with him. couldn't get him off the court good we were out there two hours. hours.ed there for two at the end of the match, to give you a cute story on george h w, he looked at me, and my dad had been the tennis coach in the 50 -- 1950's, and president bush looked at me and i asked my dad have you ever met him, and he said no. he looked at me and said how is your dad, george, doing these days? one other quick story, i was in the dallas airport in the 1980's, and here comes jim baker with a couple of his bodyguards, maybe. i came out of the shadows and recognized him and i rushed over to him and it's like, these days you can't do that, but i said mr. baker, cliff ritchie, good to see you again. he was so nice. i just had to call. one question i would like to know -- was jim baker involved in politics before meeting president george h w? guest: that's a great question. thank you for the tennis reminiscence. i think we want to ask you which one was the better player. baker was the better player. ca

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wall street and what's happening on main street that k may be very much more important in the long run than the w. >> all right thank you guys very much for that we appreciate it kelly, over to you >> dom, let's get a quick check on markets and headlines here from nbc nbc has called the presidential election in georgia for joe biden as the apparent winner nbc has also karld north carolina for donald trump as the apparent winner we want to emphasize the language, the dow hanging on to about a 321 point gain obviously in some ways this confirms a lot of the earlier reporting and different outlets have different methods here. but these have both just crossed the wires. we'll keep an eye on everything and bring more to you as we get it do you is up 324 check out shares of cheese cake factory. despite covid fierce, the restaurant rally has only just begun. plus we'll talk health care as hospitalizations hit records liri italk to one company devengt directly to the wealthy. much more "power lunch" right after this >>> we're starting to see anxiety, depression. >> there's a debate happening all across a

highly my colleague ali were solid did a fantastic documentary for d w news about its militias here in the united states so it's long from being over now a moment of joy specially here just a couple of 100 meters away from the white house but we will wait and we will have to wait and see how this day and the night really well. you know his poll in washington d.c. thank you very much i want to bring it back into the studio with our guests joining us our own you know it's a big issue that you has just touched on there is what we can expect to see in the days ahead in terms of protests in terms of political violence and whether you know to what degree this could potentially escalate some of the predictions have been quite dire what do you think is likely to happen in the weeks and months ahead i think at these big protests we'll see a lot of peaceful activity maybe some counter process and trump people i think where the worrying is is where there are these small places where recounts happening or even initial counts happening and you see folks showing up to monitor the situation who are maybe heavily armed automatic we

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electoral college not until mid december and there is quite a long way that has to go until then if we think back to 2000 with al gore and george w. bush there is alt wasn't declared private today to college until december we are a long way short of the the deadline limit that was set in 2000 there is still a lot more to play out in the coming weeks i think we are going to increasingly see divisive politics come into the fall. i think has given us every indication he's not going to accept the results quietly it doesn't mind me saying just what will happen next bring something different for us. bryan cranston thank you very much your joining us lawyer from queensland in australia now at least 50 people have been beheaded in mozambique over the last 3 days police say a group going to eisele is to blame unrest in the northern kubba delgado providence began in 2017 as has since displaced thousands of people police say fighters have burned homes and executed people in the old rich region. still ahead allowed 0. last talks but what impact could a new u.s. president have on any e.u. and u.k. agreement. that a moldova corruption is a gro

w. bush. >> dana: president trump has long been concerned about mail-in ballots and to express that very early on. we are in the middle of a pandemic. some states do mail-in balloting, they got their systems down but for other states it's a little bit new. >> there were already challenges about the way that those ballots were going out. now i would imagine if the vote does get tighter they will pursue those legal challenges as well as recount possibly. >> dana: just thinking about some of the issues in wisconsin, one of the things president trump decided to do, he was going to help the dairy farmers. he wanted to help those dairy farmers -- all farmers but of course the dairy industry is so important in wisconsin. >> bret: you know the campaign made those final stops and we always analyze whether those big rallies mean something as far as moving votes. it did, they did, 100%. >> dana: that's not something that you can necessarily poll but you can feel. politics is always about timing and feel. >> bret: to the president's credit he said those were wrong and he was right. >> dana: stick around f

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w. bush acknowledged. he may do longasting harm from which we will never recover in terms of our fate, our dependence on, and our need for the press to ask the tough questions. susan: one of the stories that you tell about george w. bush and barack obama is how they went into every press conference having rehearsed, to stay on message, and going out there fully prepared. president trump enjoys the spontaneity. how did the two different techniques impact the public's view of the president? mr. holzer: we won't really know the public's view of president trump until november, december, or whenever we successfully count votes for the 2020 election, i suppose. according to the polls, his spontaneity leads donald trump into areas instantly polled as hurting him. whether he is talking about saying nasty things about women, who he says are nasty, or advocating bleach as an internal medicine. he tends to get himself into trouble by not being prepared. but he is a seat-of-the-pants president. he does not read briefing books, much