Allegations of corruption against the former leader. Hello. In doha, we will have all of your sport including yet another poll position for Lewis Hamilton ahead of the italian grand prix. All of the details later in the program. We start this newshour with the latest on the refugee crisis in europe. Austria and germany say they are dealing with an emergency situation. There are thousands of people arriving in the country. Large crowds gathered in munich to welcome and cheer the refugees as they made the short walk off of the training to the Registration Center, among the first one,000 to arrive in the city. Officials say they expected 10,000 to arrive on saturday. Austria said it will not use force to stop thousands of refugees coming in, around 4 people have arrived so far. Further east, en massedonia, more refugees making the same journey walking along railway lines. In greece, boats continue to arrive. 25,000 refugees on the island of le sp os. Rob reynolds joins us from munich in g
Of gaza yet. Palestinians say they will attend talks in cairo. Well, we begin this news hour with the crisis in gaza. The humanitarian truce over after just a few hours. Israel says two of its soldiers have been killed another captured. At least 70 palestinians have been killed there by shelling in the last few hours. Palestinian president abbas say delegations will travel to cairo on saturday. Reporter a truce in name, but tenuous in nature, and perhaps now in tatters. The threeday humanitarian ceasefire in the gaza strip had just come into effect. Both sides agreed to a pause in hostilities. Israel will be able to continue its defensive operations for those tunnels that are behind its lines, and the palestinians will be able to receive food, medicine, and additional humanitarian assistance as well as to be able to tend to their wounded, bury their dead. Reporter but just two hours in, israeli tanks resumed their shelling. The military says it forces came under attack, while decommiss
S. Ready to good out. Good morning. Welcome to al Jazeera America. The deadline is fast approaching in vienna for talks over Irans Nuclear program. The u. S. And five other nations have only eleven hours left to secure a deal. Something terri of state john kerry has been race from meeting to meet. Still foagreement. Iran is trying to convince world 4s drop the sanctions f they dont make a deal, the sanctions could become even more severe. We have Team Coverage for you this morning. Nick schifrin tracking the reaction from jerusalem. Joan a, where do we stand right now . Reporter well, i will tell you what what we are hearing on the ground here in vienna, a number of reports quoting western glom attic sources saying there simple isnt the time to conclude a deal here before the monday, midnight deadline, that the parties are going to adjourn these talks, walk away from them essentially, a socalled stop the clock option in diplomatic speak. Lowlevel conversations will continue for a numbe
Meredith whitney coming up on the closing bell. The Dow Jones Industrial average right now flat on the session. A lot of movement but not much change from where we began, actually. Nasdaq composite looks like this. Once again seeing selling there as you see the nasdaq down just a fraction. Really steady today. The s p 500, similar chart pattern with a flat showing there as well. No surprise from the latest announcement from the federal reserve. Leaving Interest Rates unchanged saying the economy is limping along but going in the right direction. The fed pretty much took a breather after last months big policy moves. As anticipated. But will the fed make any bold moves after the election . They have a meeting coming up in december. We have our team of experts with their reaction looking ahead as well. Joining us from the buttonwood gathering here in new york. Gentlemen, good to see you all. Greg, i guess no surprise, but how much of this is, you know, leaving things almost precisely as
Meat market in china to sicken american citizens in oregon and New Hampshire and mid opportunity manhattan it sounds ridiculous. Nor have our leaders helped to us take it seriously. On the left you real worry might use the wrong worry to describe what is happening to the country. Its racist to blame the most racist nation in the world for the spread of this virus. Right. Meanwhile, if we are being honest, the other side has not been especially helpful either. People you trust, people you probably voted for, have spent weeks minimizing what is clearly a very serious problem. Its just partisan politics, they say. Calm down. In the end this was just like the flu and people die from that every year. Coronavirus will pass. And when it does, we will feel foolish for worrying about it. Thats their position. No doubt these people have good intentions as they say, this many of them anyway. They may not know any better. Maybe theyre just not paying attention or maybe they believe they are servin