w. team and shared with the federal republic of germany confirmed the biomarkers of the inhibitor found it mysen of blood and urine samples have similar structural characteristics as the toxic chemicals. ok let's bring in our peter older then who's been following this story pay to what's been the reaction to these revelations after they. both committed a press corp the kremlin spokes person put out a. very short statement saying that russia had hours of will just a little while ago not seen this document that's being passed from the o.p.c. w.t. organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons for chemical weapons in the hague to lynn he said the stats information simply hadn't reached moscow yet. to come when you know we do possess their findings of the moment it needs time for such information to be delivered through our diplomatic channels. well it certainly has reached in the german government spokes person was giving a press briefing in which they said that something had to be done th

w. team and shared with the federal republic of germany confirmed the biomarkers of the inhibitive found a misnomer these blood and urine samples have similar structural characteristics as the toxic chemicals o.p.c. w. documents has made its way here and we know that much but for hearing from the kremlin spokes person to me to be. scott of that information is yet to arrive in moscow coming out of school we do possess their findings of the moment it needs time for such information to be delivered through our diplomatic channels germany has called on russia to provide answers to a number of questions that it has speaking to the media stefan's i bet the german government spokesperson said that the use of a chemical weapon can't go without serious consequences the german government renews its calls on russia to explain what happened in the coming days there will be a frank exchange between the executive council of the o.p.c. w. and the circle of e.u. partners about the next steps any use of chemi

w. team and shared with the federal republic of germany confirmed the biomarkers of the colinas cerys inhibitor found in this new blood and urine samples have similar structural characteristics as the toxic chemicals. cross developments forces correspondent peter all of a hi there peter what's been the reaction to all this so far. the. world the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons of sent this detailed documentation to lynn it would seem though from the comments coming from kremlin spokesperson dimitri best golf that that information is still yet to make it to moscow to come in you know we do possess their findings of the moment it needs time for such information to be delivered through our diplomatic channels. or germany is said something has to be done following this information coming this detailed packets of information being passed from the o.p.c. w to berlin they've called on russia to provide explanations as to what happened to alexei and of the stefan the german gover

various laboratories in the area, state- of-the-art facilities clude advanced diagnosticinform the w team of both the status of the president as well as his ability to transmit virus to others. also, we worked very closely with the walter reed team to ensure that we are looking very closely at infection control prevention strategies and the right posture so that the president can safely return to his residence. with that, i'e. with that, i'm going to turn it over to dr. conway who will answer any final questions. >> i mentioned it saturday. i would like re myself just how grateful the president and i are to the men and women at walter reed, our colleagues at johns hopkins, as well as the many federal private institutions that we received support from. so long as everything continues in the trend we are experiencing right now, as the president already tweeted out, he is going home later today. with that, i will take questions. >> he was getting steroids. he is still on the steroids. those are usually given to covid patients who have low oxygen. did you over treat him? if he is on the medic

-w. team on the ground that has confirmed hearing gunshots thousands of protesters defied a 24 hour curfew imposed early on tuesday after attacks on police stations. bolivia's president elect luis are say says there will be no role in his government for former president evo morales os a once sunday's election allowing the socialist to return to office but alice governed for almost 14 years before resigning under pressure last year and fleeing the country but he remains leader of the socialist party. this is d w news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram news all visit our website d w dot com. in exactly 2 weeks the united states will hold an election the whites of which it has never seen a combination of early voting along with mail in an absentee ballots means 2 things there is more time to cast a ballot and it will take more time to count them all if early voting is an indicator joe biden will become the 46 president with a comfortable margin of victory how likely is a donald trump

w. team and shared with the federal republic of germany confirmed the biomarkers of the colinas cerys inhibitor found in mr lee's blood and urine samples have similar structural characteristics as the toxic chemicals. well this news comes through as alexina vile need given his 1st t.v. interview or at least an online interview in which he firmly pointed the finger of blame at the kremlin for his poisoning he also said that his lawyers have been instructed and are currently going to the united nations to get them to investigate the illness that befell him now as far as reaction from moscow to this comes to me to the best of the kremlin spokes person a says said as it stands they have nothing to say on this because they haven't seen that information they haven't seen this report that was sent from the o.p.c. w. to berlin earlier though we had heard from sergey lavrov the russian foreign minister he was reacting to cole's 4 calls on russia from international partners to investigate what happened

-w. team on the ground that has confirmed hearing gunshots thousands of protesters defied a 24 hour curfew imposed early on tuesday after attacks on police stations. but libya's president elect luis r. say says there will be no role in his government for former president evo morales os a once sunday's election allowing the socialist to return to office but alice governed for almost 14 years before resigning under pressure last year and fleeing the country but he remains leader of the socialist party. this is the news from berlin follow us on twitter and instagram news all visit our website d w dot com. in exactly 2 weeks the united states will hold an election the whites of which it has never seen a combination of early voting along with mail in an absentee ballots means 2 things there is more time to cast a ballot and it will take more time to count them all if early voting is an indicator joe biden will become the 46 president with a comfortable margin of victory how likely is a donald trump

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first of ldl i w want to say what an honor it has been to be part ofin this medical team b me.care for the president. sayshe president's arrival at walter ree he has received medical management that remains in line with national clinical societal guidelines for treatment of covid-19 infection. in addition, both myself and dr. west campbell have worked very thclosely various labotories in the area, state-of-the-art facilities, to include -- on obtaining advanced ouagnostic testing to really inform the white medical president, as well as histhe ability to transmit virus to others. also, we have worked very closely with the woter reed team ensure that we are looking very closely at infection control prevention strategies and the right posture that the president can safely return to his residence. with that, i will turn it over to dr. conley, who will answer y find questions. -- any final questions. >> i mentioned it saturday but i would like to reiterate myself just how grateful thed president are to the men and women of walter reed, my colleagues at johns hopkins, and the many fe

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shot at protesters at the tollgate shooting doctors tried to discipline the eyewitnesses and a d w news team reported seeing people in camouflage clothes and to the area before shots were fired. so just. shoot shoot you know these people to destroy. you know your. life like towards. the army has denied that soldiers were responsible. the scars of the violence are still highly visible and there's no sign that public outrage is fading. on friday morning gangs with knives and sticks blocked major roads in lagos angry over the president's appeal to end demonstrations. there was also widespread criticism of the president's failure to address allegations that security forces were behind the shootings. in the eyes of many nigerians who haris speech was tone deaf and proof of the need for reform in the country he needs. nigeria's insoles campaign began on social media were triggered an outpouring of any of this month from people who said they'd experienced violence at the hands of the police's special anti robbery squad by october 11th the government announced it was being replaced by a swat unit st

shot at protesters at the toll gate shooting dodgers tried to discipline the eyewitnesses and a d w news team reported seeing people in camouflage clothes and to the area before shots were fired. so just. shoot teams should you know these people to start. their young. lives on towards. the army has denied that soldiers were responsible. the scars of the violence are still highly visible and there's no sign that public outrage is fading. on friday morning gangs with knives and sticks blocked major roads in lagos angry over the president's appeal to end demonstrations. there was also quite spread criticism of the president's failure to address allegations that security forces were behind the shootings. in the eyes of many nigerians who haris speech was tone deaf and proof of the need for reform in the country he makes. nigeria's insoles campaign began on social media were triggered an outpouring of any of this month from people who said they'd experienced violence at the hands of the police's special anti robberies fought by october 11th the government announced it was being replaced by a swat

the 50 shots rang out against the night sky as our d w news team scrambles to safety and also you know i think all who fought the best the remaining protesters continue to defy them not down more shots are fired the was. was. an ass hundreds of young nigerians had gathered for peaceful protest in a cause pledging to remain on the streets despite around the clock curfew the. protests of inspiring dramatically of the past 2 weeks. they were initially triggered by anger at police brutality especially at abuses carried out by a neutral reus and she robbery squad called saas. rights groups have for years accused the police unit of extortion harassment and to check. out the outfit the old son has been the one that made me live like this i was when i was in my house need thing around 2 am in the middle of the night i went in and they came scattered everywhere in my area and started shooting everywhere everywhere it. was 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 thank y

w. news team on the ground there has confirmed hearing gunshots the violence erupted after thousands of protesters defied a 24 hour curfew imposed earlier today after attacks on police stations are used funny the charset us the footage that you are about to see. the. shots rang out against the night sky as on a detail the news team scrambles to safety i think all through the life evolved through the as some remaining french as this continue to defy the hope town more shots of fall edged the. the. man hundreds of young nigerians had counted for peaceful protest in a cross pledging to remain on the streets despite around the clock curfew. precious have been spiralling dramatically of the pos 2 weeks. they were initially trickett by anger at police brutality. especially at abuses carried out by a neutral reus and she robbery squad pulled saas. writes beautifully he is accused the police unit of extortion harassment and to check. i think there was a silence has been the one that made me limp like this that was when i was in my house sleeping around 2 am in the middle of the night when when

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start all over this team w. . in . the. october 3rd is germany's unity day and it's a national holiday here in germany the country has now been reunifying for 30 years to mark the occasion there is a lot of celebrating going on in potsdam capital of the state a friend and berg. comes down city center has been turned into an open air exhibition each of the 16 german states is showcased in a glass cube like this one. but central to the exhibition is of course the history of germany's division and eventually coming together as one unified nation. that fateful event in 1990 also paved the way for potsdam to recover some of its historical splendor. in the 30 years since germany's reunification potsdam has and aged a bit quite the contrary actually the city center has been completely revamped and the pression palaces and parts have received of their own beauty treatment most importantly though the days of walls and border fences. separating ponse them from neighboring berlin are long. well spent part of the day strolling around p

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shot at protesters at the tollgate shooting dodgers right to discipline the eyewitnesses and a d w news team reported seeing people in camouflage clothes and to the area before shots were fired. so just. shoot. shoot you know these people to stop. you know your. blood work towards. the army has denied that soldiers were responsible. the scars of the violence are still highly visible and there's no sign that public outrage is fading. on friday morning gangs with knives and sticks blocked major roads in lagos angry over the president's appeal to end demonstrations. there was also widespread criticism of the president's failure to address allegations that security forces were behind the shootings. in the eyes of many nigerians bihari speech was tone deaf and proof of the need for reform in the country he needs. nigeria's insoles campaign began on social media were triggered an outpouring of any of this month from people who said they'd experienced violence at the hands of the police's special anti robbery splotch by october 11th the government announced it was being replaced by a swat unit stan

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w. bush legal team. i don't think that is an accident.close elections can be stolen, as we have heard said. repeatedly. i think the republicans are counting on that. as we learned in 2000, people our age, this was the generation of 2000 where you could see the faultlines start to split and crack. it is a fault line that gets further apart and extends all the way to this day about lack of trust in our institution. the idea that there are rules and that there are checks and balances that prevent certain miscarriages of justice and that keep democracy on track. what we learned in 2000, that is not necessarily the case. the supreme court could very well say what we need to do is stop the counting of democratic ballots and more importantly throw some of them away, which is exactly what they did. they not only stopped the recount, but they throughout legal ballots. they threw them out in the trashcan and decided the election for the republicans they thought 537 votes in florida. emily: we have already heard about problems with mail-in ballots.

in 2000, she worked for george w bush's legal team on the bush v gore case that stopped the recountingots in florida and secured the presidency for george w. bush. if confirmed, barrett will be the third sitting justice to have worked on bush's team in 2000. justices brett kavanaugh and john roberts also worked on behalf of the bush campaign during the florida recount. stopping it. for more, we are joined by ari berman, senior reporter for mother jones. his latest piece is headlined "trump wants a repeat of bush v. gore. amy coney barrett might make it happen." tell us about this case, ari. >> amy coney bararrett was one f potentially three conservative justices along with brett kavanaugh and john roberts who worked in floririda during the 2020 recount.. she hahad clerked for justice scalia. she was 28 8 years old. she e was woining for a lalaw fm that worked with george w. bush's main law firm run by james baker, the big washington powerbroker. she worked on a case related to bush v gore. two cases, actually, in which the issue was mail ballots. what happened in florida wasas that the

. >> something was fishy and it smelled all the way to austin where team george w.h nervously waited. >> jeb bush looking like his life is passing before his eyes because he's the good brother whose state is going to let down his brother george. and george and laura bush looking pretty like kind of shell shocked a little bit. >> finally after 3 a.m., a second call to bush from gore, who was still hunkered down backstage at the war memorial. >> the phone rang again, and i heard governor bush in this very incredulous voice saying you're retracting your concession? and, you know, i mean there's no precedent for anything like that. >> then at another point toward the end of the conversation, he said i don't care what your little brother says, the networks are all saying now it's too close to call. and, therefore, i've got to withdraw my concession. >> hell, his brother was the governor. he was like my brother and i was like, hey, i'll never forget his facial expression. >> so he hung up the phone, everybody cheers. somebody says, wow, you called jeb bush's little brothe

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in 2000 i was part of the legal team representing george w. bush.awyer in austin texas on the george w. bush campaign. that's actually where heidi and i met. we were down in cubicles down the hall from each other. if you look at what happened in bush versus gore, on election night george w. bush one. they counted the votes and declared him the winner but then the election was closed and al gore sent in an army of lawyers in florida to challenge the election. i was in tallahassee. i was on the ground for that chaos that was the recount. i still remember, i recount in the book how we had in the war room we had a whiteboard on the wall and there were seven simultaneous lawsuits, any one of which which could upend this presidency of the united states and we went to the u.s. supreme court twice. the first time we went to the supreme court we want unanimously, 920. the supreme court said the florida supreme court got it wrong. florida supreme court was a partisan democrat court and they said they got it wrong, they vacated their decision and sent it back.

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w. also says it's ready to send a team to russia to work with local experts on the ground meantime the russian foreign minister has had the position adopted by western countries over the case. is the words this is just a mockery of common sense in my opinion it is clear to everyone it is also clear to our western colleagues who are denying our request which is based on a binding international convention well here is mentioning a european convention which outlines the rules of international. legal assistance in this particular case moscow is outraged by the fact that berlin has already nord 3 requests from moscow for a joint investigation on what happened to the opposition activists like cena volley russia hasn't seen any evidence russian officials were trying to ask for some kind of probe test results they were trying to get access to alexina volley diplomats in particular but none of that how up and volley is now out of the hospital but the european officials from germany and france in the 1st place keep blaming russia and threatening moscow with sanctions if the. cricket a more there was ver

w. also says it's ready to send a team to russia to work with local experts on the ground meanwhile therussian foreign ministers have soured at the position adopted by western counterparts over the case. is their words this is just a mockery of common sense in my opinion it is clear to everyone it is also clear to our western colleagues who are denying our request which is based on a binding international convention hall here is mentioning a european convention which outlines the rules of international legal assistance in this particular case moscow is outraged by the fact that berlin has already nord 3 requests from moscow for a joint investigation on what happened to the opposition activists like saying a volley in russia hasn't seen any evidence russian officials were trying to ask for some kind of probe test results they were trying to get access to alexina volley diplomats in particular but none of that help and the volley is now out of the hospital but the european officials from germany and france in the 1st place keep blaming russia and threatening moscow with sanctions if the.

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