pete: begging them for oil. carley: assassination of the washington post reporter jamal khashoggi. he is cutting venezuela oil. you are going to saudi arabia, venezuela when we can do this here at home, he is the president of the united states. why are you carrying about the venezuelan economy trying to increase the venezuelan economy or the saudi arabiaen economy when you can do it here and you can do it in a much more green and efficient way? pete: because his party is being run by the girl who glued herself to the net at the tennis match. climate zealots are driving the policy of what they do. so go get the dirty oil from despots. carley: that s the infuriating part if you really cared about climate change you would be promoting american energy and they re doing the exact opposite. will: 1,000 days left. 1028 days left now 1027 according to her.
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i am saying that. i think we ve been really clear that we ve all got a role to play. he also announced deals to secure two new treatments for covid patients, which would be available for the nhs if approved by regulators, but that could be a few months away. in the meantime, the virus threat is still looming. hugh pym, bbc news. russian president vladmir putin is ordering his country to stay at home for a week with pay in a bid to try to bring the covid pandemic under control. the measure comes as covid infections and fatalities continue to rise. the bbc s steve rosenberg has more from moscow. well, in russia, the numbers keep going up. related deaths in the last 2a hours, 1,028.
crimes are still being unearthed. but it s up to federal prosecutors to take this prosecution further and punish those responsible. katy watson, bbc news, in sao paulo. 0n the other side of the world, russia is seeing another surge in coronavirus cases, reporting just over a thousand deaths today. president putin has now endorsed the cabinets decision to introduce a non working period starting october 30th and extending through the following week, when four of the seven days are state holidays. it s a chance, he says, for russia to get on top of the virus. here s our moscow correspondent, steve rosenberg. in russia, numbers keep going up. health officials recorded another record number of covid related deaths in the last 24 hours, 1028. in its reach the point where the kremlin has decided it has to do something to slow the spread of the virus, so today, president putin