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this is due to the news live from berlin as the u.s. senate prepares to vote on president trump supreme court nominee in washington begin arresting protesters from outside the senate building two key senators pledge their support for judge breck's carbonneau despite allegations of sexual misconduct . brazilians prepared to go to the polls this weekend in a presidential election that's been married and division and controversy even including the stabbing of one of the frontrunners. and one of oprah's great voices
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falls silent. mary. the music world mourns the loss of soprano most said come by you who has died at the age of eighty five. i'm edith king money thank you for joining us dozens of protesters in washington have been arrested just prior to the vote late on saturday for controversial judge bret's covenant for supreme court they were sitting just in front of the entrance of the united states capitol as legislators inside prepared to confirm judge dredd coven on the supreme court the vote is expected to be close but unless there are some last minute changes coming all should get in by at least a couple of votes he's been accused of sexual misconduct by several women when he was younger. and he denies the charges. for more we now cross to washington
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to find simone's is standing by on capitol hill so stephan we've just reported that people have been protesting on capitol hill what's the situation at the moment. well things calm down a little bit and of course they have because the protesters which we have seen last time around in our own occupying the stairs of the rich on the building are all arrested or were all arrested now and they are maybe you can see i'm still in the background here they are going to be. put into those buses or or trucks and. brought to a process center and then there will be there will be fined and there will be bail posted and then they go home or come back and do it all over again the plows are you in front of the rotunda still packed with people and let me step back in the picture and of course they're not happy because it's going to be it's going to be in it's going to be in one and
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a half hours now at three thirty pm local that they all the senators are asked to be in their seats and what then what's going to happen then is that there will be a roll call and meaning right after that's or with that they will be conformational vote in the senate on the floor for brett kavanaugh next supreme court judge just sorry all right so stuff and we've been reporting that judge confidence come from a confirmation to the supreme court is all but a should but what would it take to actually change this outcome. well what would it take is that two or three republicans which are now supposed to be safe votes and considered to be safe votes for brett kavanaugh are last minute change their minds and vote no but this is really really unlikely i think everybody everybody in political washington has in the books now and comes to the conclusion that brett kavanaugh will move into his new job sites just right behind the return
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of building here on capitol in the supreme court next week when he will be sworn in as the new justice at the supreme court the votes were jeff flake we have mentioned those names before senator if arizona susan collins republican senator of maine and lisa murkowski lisa murkowski from alaska heads early on said ok i'm voting no and against having all but susan collins and jeff flake both said they will be voting for. kevin also confirmation after looking into this f.b.i. report which nobody in the public has seen but they and so the republican party itself or the republican senators in the senate are confident that there was nothing in it we should alter their vote for brett kavanaugh as the new sort of additional supreme court judge just so it's. all right so if this unfolds as we expect how big a victory would it be for donald trump's republican party. yeah
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it's a huge victory for gold's up in the white house remember two thousand sixteen on the campaign trail he said famously during his speech you can hate me you can love me it doesn't matter if i win i'm going to. alter the history or the future of this country by nominating and putting judges of my liking into into the supreme court and here we go just eighteen nineteen months in his reign or is being president too conservative judges are now on the supreme court given or assuming that mr cavanaugh will be. affirmed and confirmed in just an hour and a half time but this is huge this will change the supreme court it puts it into a more conservative track. to what's the right and this will have an impact on many many issues for this country and will with no doubt also further deepen the split
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along political fault lines here in this country. stephanie ones bring us the latest from washington thank you. that's our look at some of the other stories making news around the world in contrast to the political tumult back home in washington u.s. first lady melania trump has spent the last leg of her low key tour of africa visiting the egyptian pyramids and the sphinx trip took her to three other african countries where she spent time promoting a charity work. at least fifty people have been killed in congo after an oil tanker collided with another truck authorities say at least one hundred people were injured the tanker was on its way from the western city of mine to the capital kinshasa it's not yet clear what caused the collision. on sunday voters in brazil will be casting their ballots in the first round of the country's most divisive presidential election in decades that's largely due to the controversy
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surrounding the ballots far right frontrunner. give him a solid lead over his leftist opponent and that has many voters worried that a candidate who is openly hostile to gays ethnic minorities and women may soon be the country's leader. the statue of christ the redeemer watching over rio de janeiro from a distance there's no sign of the tensions simmering below public discourse has become increasingly polarized ahead of sunday's elections the most controversial vote since democracy was restored thirty years ago lucas alay shoe is gay and just join the protests against the leading candidates in the polls shape all synonomous he thinks the far right outsider is a threat to democracy. the maid who was not a gun really afraid the bull so naro might win because if he does we'll have a civil war. because the empty bowl so narrow movements like illinois not him we
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won't stand still we won't accept it but i'm very afraid of what might happen in the main states where our militancy is very strong. and take on the comically i don't even understand how a person like both so narrow can be a candidate if it can be proven that he acted against human rights in a country as diverse as brazil it would be such a shame for us. but others think both in our view has the iron fist the country needs to combat street violence and turn around the economy. but he's going to make things right people are confused thinking bring back tara that he's a soldier capable of killing that's wrong he's very are going to highest and i say in this because i lived with a soldier and his soldiers are going to assist. with that it is that we are
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not all vote for boston are one sunday because he's a candidate that depends family values. because it is the only presidential candidate that has not been involved in corruption scandals. i think that teen years of the workers' party didn't solve anything that i think a kennedy free of corruption scandals can do. great job what animals are not killed off there you watch it because i like him and the plans that he has. some observers fear that if both the naru wins the presidency but doesn't get a majority in congress he might back military intervention and seize all thora tarion powers. exist because. of the level of a man about one third or one quarter of brazilians believe it's ok to vote for a fascist. but i would some even think a fascist is needed to usher in a military government at the ballot box your source for example some people really do think that way disenchantment with politics can sometimes lead to very violent
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ideas. new impetus. divisions among brazilians could even deeper and if the election goes to a run off at the end of the month. the biggest fish market in the world has held its final tuna fish auction talking about tokyo's it's a kid you market which is one of japan's major tourist attractions but now thousands of trade as a packing up and the ferry to move to a gaming new market that will open on an artificial island in tokyo being extreme has been a controversial move though costing the city authorities billions. but until now the market opened in one nine hundred thirty five and quickly became a major food distribution hub for the whole fish loving nation of japan. the essentials of buying and selling remain much the same eighty three years on the market sets a record breaking prices over the decades but city officials say it's become dilapidated solitary so a new market has been built but there's been
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a lot of opposition to the move. p.d.p. and the lack of body to many people worry that the new markets will not be the same and that's why people don't want to move i've been working here for twenty three years and i don't want to fight it stirs up a lot of emotions in me. to move to the new four billion euro market was delayed for years because of safety concerns it stands on the side to reform the gas plant and the city's government had to spend millions to make it safe from soil and groundwater contamination build security side to provide temporary parking for the twenty twenty tokyo olympics before becoming a tourism census. in the bundesliga there was a seven goal thriller in dortmund as they came from behind against oxburgh. came on in the sixtieth minute with his side one nil down he put in
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a man of the match display scoring three goals in just over half an hour to grab a four three win for dortmund. well let's take a look at all the results so far on match day seven hanover grabbed their first win of the season against st gut shot defeated dusseldorf two nil minds of us is here to was goalless by and are playing in saturday's late game on friday their deployment continued their strong start to the season with a two new win over spoke spanish opera singer. has died in her home city of boston at the age of eighty five years voice was known for its purity and power and she was a pioneer in repopulate rising a form of operatic singing known as bill canto in one thousand nine hundred seven she joined rock star freddie mercury in recording an album the title track barcelona became one of her most famous songs.
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but even. she was said to be the last great diva of the opera world besides her challenge her smile sense of humor and humanity made months about to come by a extremely popular. voice sold ready made waves when she was just seven years old singing. she made her debut in one nine hundred fifty six and basel switzerland and her breakthrough came almost ten years later at carnegie hall in new york from then on she wowed audiences in some of the world's biggest opera houses with her distinctive bel canto performances. by a also took offer to the pop charts in fact her earlier duet with freddie mercury singing barcelona became the anthem of the one nine hundred ninety two summer olympic games. the musical going to being connected to
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music doesn't mean just one specific genre it means everything you know it's like the stuff if you look at all of them then you can just stare at one of them you see all of them. at barcelona's opera house people are already paying their respects to one of their city's prodigal daughters for them in one sort of caught by a may have been the last great diva but more importantly she was a wonderful person. and i remind our of the top story we're following for you as the u.s. senate prepares to vote on president trump supreme court nominee police in washington arrest protest as from outside the senate building tookie thanatos pledge that support for judge threats coming on despite a geisha of sexual misconduct. you're watching the news live from berlin more
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