let me take us to another place in the neighborhood namely yeah the enclave of nagorno karabakh xander a nato member turkey is now intervening in support of john while russia at least in the past has actually delivered weapons to both sides so what's putin really want there are simple he doesn't want to loose is there by john knows that armenia is. a part of the of russia because it is part of the eurasian union it's part of the military union with russia and it's dependent on russia but for putin it's more beneficial if turkey has its influence on in the caucus with then to have nato bases on the american supervision in the caucasus and therefore he doesn't want to lose a budge on today to sabina others not in there is turkey actually looking to challenge russia's head to moni in the region and do you think it could succeed i think. yes yes it is possible but i think the. in my opinions even more important thing is that up. adam took a president is so he was full for a full protein and to come to risk to loose out on and on is very important to sort discord and to divide nato that's t

europe and germany exports manufactured goods so defects will be better very sick so specific and xander both sides have been digging in their heels what do you think will there be a deal in the end. well i hope so because both sides have have much to loose so i'm sort of cautiously optimistic but it certainly makes sense to prepare for a scenario alexander version of the lloyds thank you for talking to the. thank you. and i while future u.k. e.u. and german ties remain questionable in many sectors there could be a big tie up in the steel sector german media reports that u.k. metals group liberty house is preparing a bid for the steel operations of germany's corp now such a deal would see a merger of the top of 2 of the top 4 steel producers in europe in the industrial conglomerate this group has been looking to exit the steel business. as its exposure to the struggling tar car industry and the impact of the pandemic. if you don't your financial correspondent charles the delay is in frankfurt for us chelsea the steel business has been tough for quite some time prices are low it's difficu

thousands took to the streets of the capital minsk and other cities to protest against hardline leader of xander the good shaker. opposition is threatening a nationwide strike on monday unless he resigns because of rigging his reelection. protesters have returned to the streets of bangkok after the thai prime minister ignored their deadline for him to resign activists wanted. to quit by saturday evening a special session of parliament is sure jeweled aimed at easing political tensions . the chairman of the bank's samsung electronics has died aged 78 and he can he transformed samsung turning it into the world's biggest consumer electric electronics groups lee had been bedridden since a heart attack in 2014 after which affectively took over the company. a top i do u.s. vice president mike pence has tested positive for the corona virus short is the latest in a series of figures connected to the white house to be infected with the virus a spokesperson says both the vice president and his wife have tested negative for cope with 90. 4 india has launched its month long festival season with prime minist

to impose sanctions on dozens of belorussian officials linked to the widely disputed reelection of xander lucas shanker in the recent presidential vote cyprus dropped its veto against the move after securing e.u. support in its gas dispute with turkey the sanctions include travel bans and asset freezes. a breakthrough in brussels after weeks of deadlock e.u. leaders presented a united front on belly roofs slapping sanctions on 14 members of president alexander lukashenko his regime. they were accused of falsifying the oldest election results which is led to weeks of unrest across the country to block stop short of sanctioning lucas shankly though despite rejecting the bellary seen leaders claim. to the presidency the people of the have the right to determine what's the own future it's also our intention to continue to develop a foot in order to support the important use such as the freedom of the press freedom the freedom of speech and decision of society they had been broad support for the sanctions but discussions here to snag when cyprus vetoed the move but there is a huge requiring a

over a video link sheffield shake and xander côté are accused of torturing and murdering captives includingeheading 4 americans as well as citizens from the u.k. and japan in kyrgyzstan this confusion about who's taken over as prime minister following quote by thanks for another's resignation a replacement was named after a parliamentary session on tuesday for the opposition parties have nominated their own candidates it follows the an element of sunday's parliamentary election which many say was rigged those are your headlines the news continues here now to 0 after witness stay with us. 2 planes came from so they argue and 15 checked you know what tell you missed your microphone missing for 5 days it is possible to fully clean the premises off france cover to start what you then leave is evidence that you have pretty clean stumped and mystery wanted to give an exit and i would expect from stuff that speaking about the role in the books before even the saudi government give up at the start jamal khashoggi murder in a saudi consulate on al jazeera. far . more old angora dad. oh i forgot to m

face to face in brussels our xander is this the european union calling a boris johnson's bluff. well ali i think that it's fair to see it this way the european commission did today what it was expected to do they launch infringement proceedings against london and it was a clear signal saying that they are not willing to play. london's game that they are ready to negotiate but at the same time that they are not ready to to adopt what the game or to to do what london is demanding and of course the european union understands the board's jonson's by raising the stakes he's trying to put to increase the pressure on the european union to agree to his conditions but i think also that start to say that the european union that britain needs to deal more than the p.-n. union does and that it's why brussels wants to continue the negotiations from a position of strength a bigger to seems like a very dicey approach that the u.k. has taken to mean this is such a decisive phase in the divorce proceedings the british leadership prepared to walk away with no deal. well certainly they're trying.

xander kick ali is a regular guest on german talk shows. and sparred with politicians over their bias response at the beginning of the crisis. but as social media memes feed the echo chamber are these new celebrities serving to further polarize scientific debate. well different views are vital in the world of science asking questions is key at the end of the day people believe what they want to believe but should we trust science or the scientist they're only human and this crisis has been full of uncertainties still science is not about certainties it's about constraining what we don't know some of the best known for religionists in germany work here at the university hospital in bonn some refer to it as the street institute after its leader research a hendrick strake he's 43 years old and well known in medical circles thanks to his work in the fight against hiv but now researches across europe know his name due to the coronavirus. pandemic. here we had a concentration of the plasma from a person who was infected been sars to them and we c

let me take us to another place in the neighborhood namely yeah the enclave of nagorno karabakh xander our nato member turkey is now intervening in support of john while russia at least in the past has actually delivered weapons to both sides so what's putin really want there are simple he doesn't want to loose as a by john knows that armenia is basically part of the of russia because it is part of the eurasian union that's part of the military union with russia and it's dependent on russia but for putin it's more beneficial if turkey has its influence on in the caucasus then you have nato bases under american supervision in the caucasus and therefore he doesn't want to lose a budge on to they talk so he now there's not even there is turkey actually looking to challenge russians had him only in the region and do you think it could succeed i think. yes yes it is possible but i think the. in my opinion seen more important thing is that up. adam took a present and is so he was for 4 full protein and to can't risk to loose at all on and on it's very important to saw discord and to divide n

oh xander all of us' leaders met in brussels today as you surely know what was the reaction to johnson's statement. german chancellor angela merkel reacted soberly with her typical no nonsense attitude she said that important to continue the talks that the best option for everyone to strike a deal but she also added that if that is not going to happen the european union the would have to plan for alternatives i tried to press her a little bit with a follow up to get a direct reaction to. demand but she just told me that she's not negotiating through the media it was french president emmanuel mccall who was more outspoken he told the press the bad it's not the job of the european union to make boris johnson happy and that the british people were misled to believe that it's a repeat union who really wants a deal he said the other way round it's ok that a deal more that the european union a clear signal from brussels here that they are determined to continue the negotiations they want a deal but not at any price. boris johnson spokesman says the talks or over the e.u. shifts its position is

let me take us to another place in the neighborhood namely the enclave of nagorno karabakh xander a nato member turkey is now intervening in support of about john while russia at least in the past has actually delivered weapons to both sides so what's putin really want there are simple he doesn't want to loose as a by john knows that armenia is. a part of the of russia because it is part of the eurasian union that's part of the military union with russia and it's dependent on russia but for putin it's more beneficial if turkey has its influence on in the caucasus than to have nato bases on the american supervision in the caucasus and therefore he doesn't want to lose a budge on to they took sabina i was not in there is turkey actually looking to challenge russia's head to moni in the region and do you think it could succeed i think. yes yes it is possible but i think the the. in my opinions in more important thing is that up. took a president is so he was for 4 full protein and to can't risk to loose at all on and on it's very important to saw discord and to divide nato that's the most i

august despite police threats to open fire the opposition accuses long time long time leader and xander that of rigging the vote. well for more let's bring in larry carlo he's a deloris an opposition politician and part of the movement that's just been awarded the prestigious prize currently in riga mr carlos good to have you with this how are you feeling right now. well i think that 2 tours the right decision to nominate 3 great for women who started to fight against what they saw rigidly against the locus and courage of you and you know i think that is a safe area decision to cora set now of course of fighting and still just fighting for himself but you swallow war for his wealth and these 3 women and they were out fighting for so very or principles the principle of democracy and defy all use their wealth was their time very orton to lead whole european countries to the whole european continent and. planets you know they were fighting not for themselves and the soup line was fighting not for herself as a only bishan as a leader as a president while they were fighting for the rights of

let me take us to another place in the neighborhood namely the enclave of nagorno karabakh xander a nato member turkey is now intervening in support of john while russia at least in the past has actually delivered weapons to both sides so what does putin really want there are simple he doesn't want to do so there by john knows that armenia is basically part of the of russia because it is part of the eurasian union that's part of the military union with russia and is the benefit of russia but for portion it's more beneficial if turkey has its influence on in the caucasus then you have nato bases under american supervision in the caucasus and therefore he doesn't want to lose a budge on to they took so i mean i was not in there is turkey actually looking to challenge russia's head to moni in the region and do you think it could succeed i think. yes yes it is possible but i think the. in my opinion seen more important thing is that up. took a president is so he was for 4 full protein and to can't risk to loose at all on and on it's very important to sort discord and to divide nato that's th

xander kick ali is a regular guest on german talk show. a spat with politicians over their bias response at the beginning of the crisis. but as social media memes feed the echo chamber these new celebrities serving to further polarize scientific debate. well different views are vital in the world of science asking questions is key at the end of the day people believe what they want to believe but should we trust science or the scientist they're only human and this crisis has been full of uncertainties still science is not about certainties it's about constraining what we don't know some of the best known for religious sin gemini working at the university hospital in bonn some refer to it as the straight institute after its leader research a hendrick strake he's 43 years old and well known in medical circles thanks to his work in the fight against hiv aids. but now researches across europe know his name due to the corona virus or sars kind of 2 pandemic. here and we had a concentration of the plasma from a person who was infected with sars

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 contre bought helped to civil society. so on. the e.u. has slapped sanctions a new question because in a circle but not so far on the man himself s

this now the alexander phenomena she's on the story for us tonight brussels good evening to you all xander there's a long list of issues to go through here let's start with turkey is the european union any closer to solving the eastern mediterranean gas dispute it doesn't seem that that's the case right now we are hearing that the german chancellor and the french president are speaking now directly with greece and cyprus to try to break the deadlock on that matter however we also hearing that initial draft of the 1st draft of conclusions of that matter was rejected by greece and cyprus according to confront reports this draft was saying that the european union was ready to use all instruments at its disposal to make sure that the sovereignty of greece and cyprus is respected and calling on target to stop its actions in the eastern mediterranean at the same time this trough. reportedly saying or offering positive you e.u. turkey agenda and that was rejected by cyprus and greece they said that it's too much carrot and not enough stick all right so what does then this like of agreement mean w

through the belarus in capital minsk on sunday demanding the resignation of authoritarian leader of xanderlucas shank a the opposition says he rigged the results of the august election which the u.s. and the e.u. said was not there free nor fair security forces used water cannon against protesters and closed all streets with barbed wire they just protests came just days after the country's interior minister threatened to fire on demonstrators with live ammunition. it was a tense sunday rally in a row in minsk and it was meant with a massive show of police force tear gas rubber bullets security forces continue to take an ever harder line with the protest is. tenuously of course were afraid my father is now in prison they sentenced him to 2 weeks because he went to the demonstration last weekend i'm afraid but what am i supposed to do. with the i . the human rights center says more than 100 people were arrested in various cities across the country to protest as a demanding free and fair elections they say they want to see a truly democratic. much was what i did see we want those who were loc

on xander will join 40 other about a russian officials who were hit with asset freezes at travel earlier this month but the president could be taken off the list if he agrees to engage in dialogue with the opposition mr looking so far not responded to that move it falls more than 9 weeks of unrest of course in the wake of the disputed in motion on sunday police use stunned grenades and water cannon against demonstrators in minutes more than $700.00 people were arrested nationwide on monday so another round of clashes between police and protesters of a marked the shia involving the security forces crackdown after young people joined the gathering the interior ministry has borne the live ammunition could be used if the only rest escalates. was talking. we are having to confront not just aggression but also groups of militants radicals sinful hooligans the protests which have shifted largely to minsk have become organized and extremely radical the police need to read troops will use right control weapons and fire arms if needed. always happy to be joined on the program by a political as gil

right time to dig deeper beyond the headlines next with another visit to the world's apart studio xander is standing by catch that program in moments. the world is driven by a dream shaped by one person. the dares thinks. we dare to ask. please follow us as american citizens united want to talk that's why. we're in a tough time we have asked to die and i think. i would vote for a republican over trump i would vote for anyone not you and ask how to bring the defeat dumptruck. the future yeah. yeah my 2nd wife. she can handle it. she and i divorce because our trouble is elected president and i floated for him and she crashed and. we are now in the most important election. in our history list of the months to go before the next presidential election how is the atmosphere in the us now. what are the highest priority problems only they vote should they do next. just some of the questions we put to the americans. on. their. part. donna while the 2 worlds apart it's been almost 3 decades there's the collapse of the soviet union and the aftershocks of that geopolitical earthquake keep jolting th

into exile after losing all this presidential election 2 months standing before tearing leave and xander shanker has been meeting the 2 of us weekly mass protests in her country continue human rights organizations say more than 10000 people have been detained in baton rouge since the election and she reached german chancellor angela merkel on tuesday ahead of that mystical sky told e.w. why germany might play such an important role. and this moment of. the recent political crisis. support of any country reign around is important for us but germany is. the most powerful country in the war is extremely important because we need. help in mediation of power in the authorities and we think that germany and that is really just going to be extremely helpful in this situation. that's catch up with the developed political correspondent simon young welcome simon so when svetlana. asks. for help and mediate the with the better what sort of answer do you think she's going to get. well phil i think it's pretty clear where the sympathies lie in the chancellor ie angela merkel spokesman was saying toda

or that xander stay on the bridge good for has more from moscow. he actually said that and kept on repeating during this interview is that it was russian president vladimir putin who ordered gave an order for the before his poisoning and i was the interviewer trying to to ask him why would russian president do debts and why would he be so important said the russian president it would be involved in such a thing and ironic kept on claiming that this could have not been done without the order of 14 without his knowledge or at least with the knowledge of one of the had some of the intelligence agencies here in russia he bases this plane on the fact that it was not a chalk and then what he says is also that there was a new modification of this nerve agent that was used he says this is not something you can buy in a supermarket or in the black market or that something that you can compose yourself in some underground lair but this is something that can only be tamed with the knowledge of the intelligence services in russia thus with the knowledge of the

factory workers and students went on strike in bella ruse piling pressure on president live xander looking to resign they say he is no longer a legitimate leader demonstrations have been held every weekend since august after looking sanka claimed victory in the disputed election. israel's government has announced primary schools will reopen next week is the country comes out of a 2nd lockdown there is a surge in cases was fueled by a high rate of infection with an all for all the author communities where restrictions have been routinely breached reports from westerners in them. the question of how to reopen school safely has been perplexing israel's government for weeks but in ultra-orthodox towns neighborhoods it's been much simpler they just reopened in violation of the law. an edict issued in the name of influential 92 year old rabbi kind of ski himself infected with the virus was enough for hundreds of religious schools to welcome back their students. and. i call on the ultra-orthodox public to follow the guidelines and many follow them but there is also a large group that does not all

ringback again i can't pre-commit or say yes i'm going in with sam xander because i'm not u.s. supreme court nominee amy kearney barrett sidesteps questions on abortion and gay marriage on day 2 of her confirmation hearings it's. an hour and tale of this is our 0 live from london also coming up. a record early turnout as georgians and now texans join the wave of americans lining up to cast their ballots 3 weeks before the u.s. election. cyprus scraps its controversial citizenship or investment program after an undercover investigation by al-jazeera. and the netherlands becomes the latest european country to ramp up its coronavirus restrictions as infections keep rising . hello abortion obamacare guns and gay marriage some of the topics featuring on day 2 of the confirmation hearings of president trumps u.s. supreme court nominee amy kearney barret republican and democratic senators each have 30 minutes to ask her about subjects that a touch points to many americans the full senate could vote by the end of the month on whether to appoint her just ahead of the u.s. poll on novemb

coming to show with the chancellor is that reaction listen to brussels to brussels of borough chief xander naaman alexander are you there yes i'm here can you all right she and i can't see you but we're we're going to have you invision in just a moment i'm told alexander americal of we didn't have the footage but will will air it later on she has sent her best wishes to the couple what are some of the other reactions that you've been hearing there at the european council where the summit is taking place. well there is actually a long list of leaders reaching out to president trump and wishing him and the 1st lady a full and speedy recovery the german chancellor was one of them among the r vers we're told is from mr khan to dutch prime minister a looter austria chancellor accords also european council president michel said that he was sending his best wishes to the white house and he also said that covered 19 is a battle that we continue to battle every day no matters were he'll leave where we live and it was also very interesting interesting that he was asked during a press conference whet

all right so part of it as you reference to is to do with people becoming more complacent now as xander was reporting germany has accepted patients from belgium because it still has capacity it's i.c.u. capacity is still good how are you members in general working together and is there an in you wide approach to this pandemic. admitting peasant patients in other hospitals across borders this is a regional approach the e.u. as such has no central register for intensive care units as ministers are trying to set up such a thing but the cooperation on the you level is fairly low just a simple example there is no common passenger locator form as of now 8 months after the makers started and so the health ministers are not concentrating on the future and the future vaccination scheme they by the vaccines together 1200000000 those is a no they have to come up with a plan how to say to apply this vaccination and it will not start before april but it is urgent to have a plan now which they use trying to come up with right and they are a little late. talking about the case numbers rising across eu

xander kick ali is a regular guest on german talk shows. with politicians over their bias response at the beginning of the crisis. but as social media memes feed the echo chamber are these new celebrities serving to further polarize scientific debate. well different views are vital in the world of science asking questions is key at the end of the day people believe what they want to believe but should we trust science or the scientist they're only human and this crisis has been full of uncertainties still science is not about certainties it's about constraining what we don't know some of the best known for religious pts in germany work here at the university hospital in bonn some refer to it as the straight institute after its leader research a hendrick strake he's 43 years old and well known in medical circles thanks to his work in the fight against hiv but now researches across europe know his name due to the corona virus. pandemic. here we had a concentration of the plasma from a person who was infected been sars to them and we can show

to clamp down freedom in hong kong alexander phenomenon with the leaves tonight from brussels all xander thank you. will you give departure from the european union may become a matter for the courts today the e.u. launched legal action against after the u.k. refused to drop a controversial legislation that would violate the brics agreement and break international law all european commission president was live on the line of the move in brussels ahead of today's summit. brussels had given london a hard deadline europe's british friends as well as on a funded line puts it had been given until wednesday to revise their proposal and because london did not react brussels is now doing so the commission has decided to send a letter of formal notice to the u.k. government this is the 1st step in an infringement procedure but that invites the u.k. government to send its observations within a month. the british lower house only approve the controversial internal market bill on tuesday it would not find the border agreement the northern ireland in the already existing breck's it treaty. will lose t

over a video link shafi have shaken and xander are accused of torturing and murdering captives including beheading 4 americans as well as citizens of the u.k. in japan in kyrgyzstan there's confusion about who's taking over as prime minister following back and also resignation a replacement was named after a parliamentary session on tuesday but opposition parties have nominated their own candidate it follows the an element of sunday's parliamentary election which many say was rigged. those are your headlines the news continues here now to syria after jamal khashoggi murder in a saudi consulate back with another full bullet and of news at the top of the hour so the stay with us. nobody's heavy if we take back the bags and cut it into pieces it would be finished if the secretary shal animal and run he has racked. we're. back again are trying to find out what happened to demolish saudi arabia from farms or to turn water mark or show them all going to show you from up. some form of closure foreign minister saying this was all a terrible and the execution of jamal khashoggi your frequent crit

database or exactly what she's wanted for the kremlin backs or opponents from the russian president of xander look who's been facing mass protests since being accused of rigging elections. tens of thousands of south african workers have taken part in nationwide antigovernment protests they want president zuma run force us to address job losses wage cuts and cases there's anger over missing from history the 26000000000 dollars coronavirus relief package money was meant to be spent on protective equipment for frontline workers and to help those who votes their jobs from either miller has this update from pretoria. this is the final gathering quite a few 100 protesters here in riyadh right the national treasury and this is where they want the government's attention and they want a member of issues addressed one of the main concerns of people here are the number of tribes that have been lost in recent months. april and july about 2300000 jobs were lost in the statistics show the problem africa has an unemployment rate of 13 point one percent people also angry about corruption this is been a longs

the many thanks indeed ounces there is some consumer there reporting live from istanbul david i'm xander is a professor of risk and the sauce to reduction at the university college london he researches emergency management and planning he joins us now live via skype from florence. could tell you with us this was a magnitude 7 earthquake it was felt as far away as crete looking at those pictures how is it that that some buildings a complete be untouched the majority of buildings completely untouched whereas others have just crumpled. right there are several reasons why that may be the case one relates to the foundation conditions under the building whether those are effectively stable ground or not perhaps a more important condition relates to the cromarty of construction the quality of the reinforcing roads and the cement and about all the inspection regime which i think in turkey is generally rather poor. and for that reason we find modern buildings collapsing historically there has been an evolution around the seismic building in turkey but rather smaller buildings martin reinforced co

into exile after losing all this presidential election to longstanding awful terrible either and xander. has been beating the 2 of us weekly mass protests in her country continue human rights organizations say more than 10000 people have been detained in belarus since the election actually meet german chancellor angela merkel on tuesday ahead of that mystical sky told the w. why germany might play such an important role. this moment to prove. the recent political crisis in. support of any country arranged around is important for us but germany is. most powerful countries in the war is extremely important because we need. help in mediation. with authorities and we think that germany and that is really just going to be extremely helpful in this situation. let's catch up with the developed political correspondent simon young welcome simon so when svetlana. asks. for help and mediates and the way they have been of use in the government what sort of answer do you think she's going to get. well phil i think it's pretty clear where the sympathies lie in the chancellor ie angela merkel spokesma

tested positive for corona virus also attending in luxembourg earlier this week a spokeswoman for xanderschellenberg says he may have caught the virus when he met members of the foreign affairs council on monday reported a record jump in new delhi cases with more than 700 cases confirmed on saturday russia has reported its highs daily jump in new coronavirus cases around 15000 infections were confirmed in the past 24 hours but i didn't stop died is heading out on a friday night most were wearing masks all following social distancing rules. hundreds of women have marched through better reeses capital in protest against the government's they carried flowers and chanted slogans in opposition to president alexander lukashenko government demonstrations have been held for the past 2 months following a disputed election on friday bellary seen officials announce they had issued an arrest warrant for opposition leader. in the sky. has thousands new prime minister 19 president has problems parliamentary and presidential elections in the next 3 months set in jeopardy of support his freedom from jai

a saying in europe protesters in bella rules say time is up for president on xander look to resign police have fired tear gas in arrested dozens of people in the western city of thousands are rallying ahead of a midnight deadline given by the opposition leaders that manotick an os chaos she says look i must step down or face crippling general strike claimed victory in a disputed election in august let's speak to carol about this he's c.e.o. at the center for european policy studies and is via skype from brussels sink you very much for being with us mr lionel so sunday midnight is supposed to be alexander lukashenko last day in office but he's of course showing no sign that he wants to give up how well laid out is the opposition's plan to force him out you think will this ultimatum succeed or is it going to be a fall in your opinion. yes difficult to say but that surprising because it was again they are all but assistants the resistance has been the whole they've managed to send it come out like this suddenly again but more than 100000 protesters even if the police the army has been very f

minus one so it really is a cold burst now a cold meats where we always get the potential for tonight xander storms rolling out through the blue here and snow on the back if that's the position of the rest of monday come tuesday and stay which is right down towards el paso with rain to the east of that down as does get affected probably by rain more than anything else and is obviously pretty cold. grigolo they thanks rob still ahead here in algeria. celebrating the chance for a new start in chile millions for him to rewrite the constitution drawn up under the military leadership of the us to punish a. painting and a pandemic we look at how all this could help britain's economy recover from current of our. sport come up joe cole said the italian football championship dentist continued to struggle with up another. player. november on al-jazeera. who will be the next president of the united states join us for extended coverage of the u.s. elections on november 3rd and full of. all hail the lockdown explores the complexities of our global response to the coronavirus pandemic could a proposed tra

paul i googled xander -- dr. paul alexander. look at this poster here. we have received e-mails that clearly show that mr. caputo and dr. alexander overruled cdc scientists who try to inform the public of the risks of the coronavirus. on june 6, sorry, june 30, after the cdc principal deputy director said people should wear masks, dr. alexander wrote, and i'm quoting here, her aim is to embarrass the president here. he called this career scientist duplicitous. on august 8th. after the cdc reported that children could spread coronavirus, dr. alexander wrote, and i'm quoting here, this is -- this is designed to hurt this president for their reasons which i'm not interested in. in that same e-mail dr. alexander told cdc director, nothing is to go out in less i read and agree with the findings how they cdc, wrote it and i tweak it to ensure it is fair and balanced and complete. these e-mails show clear political interference in the cdc's efforts to carry out the department's science-based mission. mr. secretary, will you renounce this kind of political inter

>> that was definitely one of them, xander, when she said i've not made a deal with this committee, i will not make a deal with this president, i am an independent, that's what she said. and of course she's going to be pressed on whether or not she made any assurances. she said after the president, not to anyone on the staff about any specific case. it would be the height of hypocrisy for any nominee to go behind closed doors and have those conversations with our nominated president and you've got to believe it does not happen. she said it didn't in this case and she has under the very watchful eye of the senators who were going to be breaking decisions about voting for her. aca came up again and again with the personal examples and photo of people who would be impacted, but she went straight at that case, one that's coming up on november 10th on the issue of separability. with talk about this a lot. it's not that the entire law is there, the merits of the ac and whether it's a good program, it's about whether that individual mandate, now congress having zeroed it out to no penalty, w