militarily. you guys are starting class war here the response to that statement should be yes we are starting to as we walk here because retired. destructively going to. bridge the. exclusive report starts nov seventeenth w. international ceremonies marking the hundredth anniversary of the end of world war one have begun in australia large crowds gathered in the capital canberra to remember the australian troops killed in the conflicts between one thousand nine hundred fourteen and one nine hundred eighteen. you zealand mark the son tender

a one hundred gun salute in wellington. french president emanuel and german chancellor angela merkel who visited the site of the signing of the armistice on saturday they'll be joined by around seventy world leaders for the main commemorations on sunday. in california rampaging wildfires have killed at least twenty three people hundreds of thousands have been forced to flee that. dorothy's a calling the blazes the most destructive in the state's history. a month slide has killed at least ten people in brazil the disaster hit a poor neighborhood on the outskirts of rio de janeiro often days of heavy rain landslides are common in rio many residents live in hilly areas often building homes without authorization.

in the u.s. the democrats win the majority in the house of representatives and the republicans win three more seats in the senate. while some speak of a defeat for the president he considers the results of the midterm elections a victory. last night the republican party defied history to expand our senate majority while significantly beating expectations in the house for the mid. and return year. the economy is divided on the one hand tax cuts and deregulation have triggered or at least supported a boom on the other hand many dependent regions are still in crisis the role of

individual presidents would be overwhelmed anyway according to city council the rand eades from bristol a city with a lot of poverty and fewer and fewer jobs.