agricultural country. when and how it's happening. even today kids in laos fall victim to bombs dropped decades ago is the u.s. making amends for that tragedy and what help do the people need in that little land of mines. today mr bridger and president the homily of armenians prime minister nicola and russia have signed the declaration announcing the ceasefire and stopping combat nagorno-karabakh conflicts in armenia and azerbaijan signed a peace deal agreeing to let russian peacekeepers patrol the disputed aboard a region but news of the latest ceasefire didn't go down well and hear about. i. protest or stormed the parliament and government buildings outraged by the peace deal which they see as

a defeat for their country their report from the center of the commotion. the me company here behind me. this is this kind of stuff you might place between protesters between some please but mostly stepping back and allow the people to express sat around. not older cars from the. same trunk cries foul refusing to accept confident projections of joe biden winning the presidency and vowing to mount extensive legal action over allegations of mass fraud. trump also lashes out at a u.s. drug maker claiming it delayed good news about its covert vaccine and tell after the election that as russia tests its own shot on volunteers from across the world some of whom tell us politics should stay out of the issue politics shouldn't prevent human development and shouldn't create obstacles to the health of people including those in the chilly we don't have the opportunity to choose whether to

vaccinate or not. this is our to international coming to you live from the russian capital words just turned 3 pm welcome to the program. a peace agreement has been reached between armenia and azerbaijan to end hostilities over the disputed no corner cut a block region the deal was brokered by russia in armenia though it's being seen as a humiliating defeat with furious protesters storming government buildings. thank you. thank you.

the unrest in europe and broke out right after the armenian prime minister announced the agreement saying he had signed it with reluctance. the text of the statement is unspeakably painful for me personally and for our people i have made this decision as a result of an in-depth analysis of the military situation this is not a victory but there won't be a defeat unless you recognize yourself as a loser we will never recognize all cells as losers and this should assure in our era of national unification and revival when the statement starts come out on which i want to see. the facebook. people start to gather here and the government building just behind me was broken into and purchased to smash the insides put out flags and within half an hour it was about election i was there was thousands of people. it was safe they could fall they were looking for that big

diff told me they were looking for bush in yemen and they're trying to find him police kind of just tried to stop my 1st but i just stepped aside and allowed the court justices are to the building where they kind of pulled apart the buildings my last look smashing glass some scuffles breaking out coffee fights between protesters or robbers you want different things and something happening again behind me. this list this kind of stuff is one place between protesters between some place but mostly stepping back and allowing people to express that around i have been called the movement approaches of exploiting the building that was just behind the camera was i i. spent work knowing that it was all right i mean having a new kind of filtered out was i mean i and. people people who keep you know where they call the screaming for me if i was going to have it so that if you caught it

and it was out now to me i was like. there was a very different reaction to the deal on the azerbaijanis side where people were chanting and celebrating earlier my colleague neil harvey discussed the deal with our correspondent don of who's been reporting for us from the frontline and the fighting was at its fiercest. during our time there we witness so much bloodshed so much carnage tears in the eyes of mothers and fathers who lost their children who didn't know the fate of their children and there have been a number of attempts you know ending this conflict and bringing bringing the sides to every solution but this time it seems that this conflict is as close to its and as it has been brokered in russia and vladimir putin is the main go into all of this deal was that. we presume that the agreements reached will create the necessary conditions for long term and for settlement of the crisis around the gordon carob on

a fear basis and in the interests of the armenian and azerbaijani peoples. with every peace deal comes hope realistically though there have been previous peace deals they usually don't last what reason is there to believe that this one will fare better that's a very very valid question because during the peace deals that were brokered by both russia france and the united states the documents they were rather brief just a down to a few paragraphs of text rather vague saying they just the sides should stop shooting at each other and maybe exchange prisoners of war and bodies of 4 of the fallen soldiers this time there's much more substance and it's much more in depth when it comes to this particular document so according to it this ceasefire came in place at 1 am local time today on november 10th so again according to this document as thereby john gets to keep those territories that it has already captured from the armenian forces and also on top of that armenia will have to turn over more

provinces which we should technically has under control now they will have to turn them over to. by john as well over the next few weeks also the russian peacekeeping force will be deployed to patrol the frontline in the corridor between armenia and the capital of nagorno karabakh a stop on occurred also the sides will have to exchange prisoners of war there have been some reports somewhat corroborated by those there by johnnie president ilham aliyev that turkey will also be patrolling the front lines but there's nothing said about it in the document itself so the document obviously was signed by both the leaders of armenia and azerbaijan here's how they reacted to it i so. little decision has been taken as a result of analysis of the military situation and being still lisa incidents of people who moves from either with the military situation on. my part i would like to see the done very grand jury we've sealed the deal to settle a years long conflict between armenia and azerbaijan computing the occupation of

regime land and well i can't stress enough how sensitive we can't even begin to imagine how sensitive the issue of nagorno-karabakh for both armenians and thereby johnnie's so it's no surprise that crowds have gathered both in both capitals and but the mood is try kingly different of course because who people are celebrating it's something they've been waiting for more than for about 30 years and finally they think that they've won this war this is what they're celebrating the movie is very very different than your of on the capital of armenia people there to say they are heartbroken that would be a severe understatement they are devastated and they're angry very very angry mostly at the government they believe that they've thrown in the towel and the giving up on the going to karabakh and that's something they don't want to see they've stormed the building of the parliament they also attacked a motorcade the motorcade of the speaker of the parliament they dragged him out of

the car and has been beaten up in a hospital in fact right now. now so they see it as a concession they see it as an acceptable but even fight is in nagorno-karabakh they have released a call on the rioters in the capital also demanding the resignation of the incumbent government of nickel crushing on the government. those fighters in the going to karabakh they have called on the rioters to calm down and they've said that the war was in the going to care about not in year of so if they wanted to help or if they want to help now they should have come to this disputed region and helped out on the front lines but with this ceasefire it might be a little too late for that so again it is really difficult to overestimate how painful this is for the armenians especially if we recall all the statements made by the foreign ministers by the ministers of the by the ministers of defense

and their spokespeople because during this whole conflict even as we were there they were trying to calm down people the information that they were giving to us to journalists they were saying look you should have faith in our army in our armed forces there is no there will be no other outcome in this war they were saying other than our victory so they were promising victory extensively they were saying that there will even as there by john was advancing they were saying that we will we will turn the tide we will be we will go on a counter offensive and that's what they were promising people so a lot of people believed them and now that's why they think that they've been they've been abandoned and betrayed we discussed the new deal with a panel of guests the key point that makes a. definitive is the signature of armenia's prime minister

and his admission that is a very difficult decision to make this will have lasting power now. what the fallout will be not so much for the as their president the they're a sight but for the armenian side put it equally at the internal level that's another matter you cannot get involved into a war and then not achieve anything because he brings up certainly nothing. back from this conflict you know maybe some armenians will look at this is the negative . maybe some of the group exactly may look at them as a negative as well in general i think the prime minister was very brave and courageous and taken the step and i think both sides need to look at this from a long term perspective i understand it's difficult for me especially but i think it's a positive step forward and it's seen much more stable i think we'll see out of this versus the prior ceasefire and i understand how difficult it is but i think for the

region it's much better to hand the suffield because otherwise i don't know if i can see into this in the long term in terms of the end of the matter i don't think this solves the overall question going to go to the core of what its status will be if those short term cease fire holds and the previous ones have not and with the introduction of russian peacekeepers that helps to stabilize the situation yes that that possibly could work but there is still a lot of political records left over that would have to be negotiated for a long term solution to what is the status of nagorno-karabakh or art saw as the armenians color and also the other areas surrounding the border color that connect our media to agreement harbach that and i don't think even the armenians are saying they don't consider part of other projects but they've been holding sense here early ninety's. joe biden may have been confidently projected to become the

next u.s. president but that doesn't mean team trump is giving up the white house without a fight a public and are launching legal challenges to get votes recounted with a senior justice department official quitting after the attorney general authorize a probe into electoral fraud before the results have been certified. biden has been projected to win 290 electoral college votes more than enough to get him over the line but trump has tried to cast doubt on that by making allegations of mass problems concerning mail and votes his supporters passionately i.q. echoing his claims have taken to the streets across the country are just killed off and looks at what's at stake. while the u.s. media says that joe biden is the clear winner and world leaders are now whining up to congratulate biden as the president elect the trumpet ministrations says no they are filing multiple legal challenges we have so much evidence so much proof and

it's going to end perhaps that the highest court in the land because it's not over far from it we have only begun the process. and i think there's a lot of shenanigans going on here they are setting the stage to potentially steal an election but trump administration says it's got a pile of evidence and even witnesses to challenge the current election results in the supreme court so let's just quickly summarize their allegations of electoral malfeasance. they say that thousands of ballots were cast by people who had died we believe that there are dead voters that have been counted. they also say that there was a glitch in computer software that caused thousands of ballots to be incorrectly given to the democrats pick out any clear came forward said tabulating software

glitch and caused a miscalculation of the bones. the trump campaign has gone as far as saying that when it looked like biden was losing thousands of manufactured ballots were added to the count to make sure that biden was the winner it manufacture votes for joe biden they have done it in every way imaginable now some of these allegations are quite difficult to prove but some of the others might be a little easier to substantiate. another issue has been the access of observers republicans say that their official poll watchers were denied the ability to act. really monitor the vote counting process republican poll watchers were denied their legal right to monitor the election democrats say that these allegations are insane and frivolous they say biden won time to accept that and just move on however some say it's still too soon to tell

after all this would not be the 1st time that the u.s. supreme court has ultimately had the final say on who becomes president back in 2000 al gore took the election results to court trying to stave off the results that gave george w. bush the presidency al gore's supporters said that bush had cheated bush's camp on the other hand branded the democrat as a sore loser similar situation after a 5 week legal blitz the u.s. supreme court declared george w. bush to be the winner but later recounts actually showed that al gore had won the vote in florida but that was too little too late george w. bush was president for the next 8 years america is a country of great possibilities and it appears this applies even to election results republicans have made very clear that with all of their resources they are not going to leave the presidency without a battle even if that battle is only a legal one caleb oppen r.t.

new york amid all the wrangling over the election there is a growing move to rethink the current electoral college system the national popular vote is very straightforward concepts one person should always equal one vote and the presidential candidate who gets the most votes should win the election the national popular vote compact is an agreement which wouldn't completely eliminate the electoral college instead electors would back the candidate who won nationwide as opposed to statewide so far it's been signed by 15 states and washington d.c. we talk to a panel of experts about what they think is wrong with the current system. we know republicans always win texas just like democrats always win california and what i tell voters here to try and get them to vote libertarian as i say your vote will have no impact on the outcome of the election so go ahead and vote for

a 3rd party like libertarians if you want. that example demonstrates how the electoral college does make a lot of voters preferences not very influential i would love to see a much smaller less powerful government so that we really didn't care so much who won the election there's no real identification of fraud in the us voting system we have a secure system what you have is a level of mistrust between both sides of this 2 party system who always believes the other side is cheating even though i think it's more of an american thing where we don't trust this moment more like our sport we believe the other side is deflating the ball of our outgoing president we know that he tends to have more tangent than normal that has no relation to the electorial college we are technologically advanced enough to simply count the votes i think we need to even move beyond the compact and have a a system of course in representation we have a long history in united states of 3rd 4th and 5th parties trying to break into the

political system and they can't because 1st of all we have this because these before there's even discussion of the contract we have this this richard 2 party system that is based on who gets a call so the contact again is a 1st step in the right direction but it's still not enough lots of the media has been celebrating joe biden's when the but they may yet come to regret that result as the outgoing president takes their ratings with him are to trying to explain things. tears on air over the end of donald trump's presidency it's been a long time coming not about my mom and my grandmother this morning they didn't have it right. that idea just look at this t.v. colleague of mine emotions as strong as after the end of the war or winning an olympic gold medal character matters it matters tell me the truth matters in a good person matters. and this is

a golden tie probably put on by another journalist when he realized trump was defeated he said for 4 years he'd only been wearing black ones i can probably show you hours of air time recordings proving how frenzied the liberal media are this time around but just let me ask them the past 4 years of what you called 'd one big white house reality show where they've really trauma and black tie grief for your careers voters turned out in record numbers to turn the page replacing a reality t.v. star raised in wealth he saw the presidency as the world's greatest reality t.v. show he was the executive producer the chief promoter and the star of the trump show if it wasn't for this reality show would ratings for cable news look so good throughout mr trump's 1st term an entire new standards dream team can be put together our of reporters who if you think of it probably all the president

a big one for a true career boost the star and a means of trump on the campaign trail you called yourself a nationalist some people saw that as emboldening white nationalist not such a racist question among in america it's people like this that cause division one of the statements that you made in the killing of the campaign do we go that honestly i think you should let me run the country you run c.n.n. and if you did it well your ratings i mean i'm not going to give you a question you are fake. turning the loading of president trump in all shapes and forms into a perfect top story came to the rescue of cable news amid the rise of online media what will be left for them to go on about once the maggot man is out who's on healthy burgers and cans of coke are they going to count will there be someone else as important to be caught for cheating in golf for splashing the cash on moscow

prostitutes. but it will have to be something else than the russia collusion story to land the pulitzer prizes cry or not cry stateroom for the new era gone is russian collusion nobody talks about russian collusion anymore or chinese collusion or any kind of no collusion this vote was 100 percent legitimate when hillary clinton lost there was russian collusion but not this time mainstream media need this more than you can imagine mainstream media are sitting back to be on the side silent the president trump is going to be a citizen trump it appears he will be able to inject his opinion into anything in still maintain maybe even more of a powerful position because of the unfettered un edited expurgated un. plug in it and he'll be able to say and thing he really wants so. if

they think they're going to forget donald trump if they think he's going to be just something from the past he can't be because their very existence their employment their revenue their their reason for being there exists a point donald trump he gave them life he gave them careers he gave them something he created the democratic party because they became the anti trump and without trump there's nothing. still had dollar trump says a good news about a u.s. cobra job that was deliberately held back until after the election i'll dig into that and the 2nd half of the program. let's compare biden he comes into office potentially and this means that i believe

we're going to see a repeat of 2008 remember obama took office and because obama was a pretty young guy at the time and didn't come through financing he was. a law student and very good with constitutional law but he didn't know anything about wall street he kind of threw the keys of wall street over larry summers and all these other folks and they went ahead and they created the global financial crisis . after a fact that seemed to benefit they can tell you there's a remarkable way to remember that billionaires and after the 2008 crisis quadrupled and or more of their wealth while vast swathes of american population went bankrupt or lost their house i'm pretty sure going to see a repeat of that by. joining me every week on the alex i'm i'm sure and i'll be speaking to give us a little bit politics or business i'm show business oh so you're.

welcome back students and france are protesting the fact that schools there are staying open during the pandemic. in paris a group of high schoolers dragged the bins across the road trying to block the entrance to their school which they say isn't taking enough precautions they were driven back by police officers and right here. the united states has passed a grim milestone 10000000 coronavirus cases but there is a ray of hope in the country's pharmaceutical giant pfizer has announced that its coated vaccine has proven 90 percent effective in trials the president donald trump though is suspicious about the timing about announcement. as i have long said pfizer and the others would only announce

a vaccine after the election because they didn't have the courage to do it before likewise the f.d.a. should have announced it earlier not for political purposes but for saving lives the company's c.e.o. however has rebuffed that saying the announcement had nothing to do with politics that axiom is being developed together with german drugmaker biotech and if all goes well the majority of americans will receive it in 2021 head of the election the prospect of a job was used to score political points we will masses tribute to vaccine in just a few short weeks it will quickly eradicate the virus and wipe out the giant play once and for all if the doctors tell us that we should take it i'll be the 1st in line to take it absolutely but if donald trump tells us i said to take it i'm not taking it we heard from dr john dombrowski director of the washington pain center he says government should stop the political games and focus on educating people about vaccines. the kobe 1000 pandemic at least in the united states is been

a political football a thing to hurt donald trump the economy they will play up and the other side is this is the same way so i think it's very scary that we're here with we're seeing this tremendous and tragic intersection between politics and science which is not the way to move forward we can't make at least in the united states 330000000 vaccines right now we just impossible so we as physicians always do treat ush take care of the sickest patients 1st and worry about others so people who are sick elderly multiple medical problems they should get the vaccination 1st and we need to educate people what we've done now is politicized and we need to take down the temperature and explain people this is like a flu vaccine is healthy for you to people who are younger and healthy so people get flu vaccines and they do just fine because we're finding out if you catch the corona virus they do kind of they do well so we should protect the weakest and sickest among our population 1st the u.k.'s prime minister and his tooth health

advisor have also expressed excitement about the latest vaccine developments they warn however that it's still early days and that people should stick to anti pandemic laws but those rules have been strongly criticized with many not seeing the need for a 2nd national lockdown among them shelley tasker a nurse in cornwall who resigned in protest claiming covert status had been overblown we spoke with her. back in april when we was a height i had no work i'm a bike worker but we were sent a text messages to say that we weren't needed the hospitals were. as far as i'm concerned in cornwall we didn't have to ask why now i would like to see the numbers region by region and the actual deaths worked out correctly because we all know now that the. death and a flu death are classed as the same thing and if you die you code it within 28 days of contact in it it's coded on your destitute the numbers are floored in many

ways the scan on grain in the and just been a nightmare and everybody's just tragically really frightened anyway i'm getting a number every other day with the emails so i could actually see what was going on and we cut we shut down our cancer which is 560000 people or 3 people that were in our main hospital and that there wasn't any extra deaths it was 3 people that were in this hospital in call here and we shut down our county for it that's going to be all. the economy is going to crash that more suicide rates for all 3 people we closed down it's got to go expect that and the people that supposedly have. to russia now it is in the race to launch a covert vaccine it's about the green is being developed why they go national research center for epidemiology and microbiology it's currently undergoing post registration trials with participants from around the world including south r.t.

the president of the italian a russian chamber of commerce is also among the volunteers he says politics shouldn't create obstacles to countries receiving the vaccine. the sound is that it's been 3 days since the tube the vaccine i feel perfectly fine i've been feeling perfectly well since the very 1st day i took it and there's a psychological difference i feel calmer when you read the press and see how big a problem the pandemic is and you see how much harm it has brought to the health of people to businesses only then do you realize how vital sciences and how important it is to look for solutions together in italy we're still using methods from 116 like lucked out and there aren't any other options that's fine but i'd like to think that in the last 100 years new methods have emerged vaccines for instance can save many lives and politics shouldn't prevent the spread of medicine politics shouldn't prevent human development and shouldn't create all.