these three progressive members of congress, alexandria ocasio-cortez, ilhan omar andra she had -- and rashida tlaib. the warren campaign is telling us tonight they are reviewing the plan and may diverge from bernie sanders. of course he has said taxes may go up, costs go down. she has never said that so that clearly an acknowledgement that she's reviewing things because of last night. >> thanks very much, jeff, for that report. >>> the democratic presidential candidate, andrew yang, he's here, there you see him. we're going to discuss all of this and more when we come back.

amy: i want to bring our other guest into the conversation, professor andra chastain.re actually writing a book on the metro system of santiago, chile. can you talk about the spark of the protests been increased fair in travel through the subway system of santiago? >> yes, definitely. thank you so much for having me on this morning. i first want to say this is nothing new. transit fare increases have spark major social protest in santiago and throughout latin america for over a century. inuntil the dictatorship 1973, social protest and political opposition and opposition to fare increases were a major reason why fares were held relatively low for many decades. there were uprisings in 1949, 1957 in santiago, so this is nothing new. i also want to say in 2007, there was a major overhaul of the transportation system that integrated the buses with the metro, which was -- also sparked major protestss. this is nothing new. i think social protest actually is a legitimate way to force the government into changing its policies. i also want to say the metro -- it began and the l

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and president trump threatens to destroy the turkish economy over andras offensive in northern syria. but counted out the business when it came jones and the language to have you with us now the voters in mozambique today cost their ballots in presidential parliamentary and provincial elections although it is one of the poorest countries in the world was and because vast deposits of national resources and could in fact be a very prosperous country. in the north of mozambique everyone is waiting for the boom huge reserves of natural gas were discovered years ago directly off the coast but they're still waiting for production to start now it's nearly time international energy companies are ready to start operations and are predicting mozambique will become one of the world's leading producers of liquefied petroleum gas. among the firms involved are chinese and european companies they are promising acting president philippe now you see big money if he can ensure a stable investment conditions he has just laid the foundation stone for a 25000000000 dollar project. and there are countries

romaine: our thanks to bloomberg's and much andra in andminster -- bloomberg's much andra -- bloomberg's emma chandra. joining us for more, steven wieting, citi global chief investment strategist. at the end of the day, there's a lot more progress than what we had in recent weeks. how optimistic are you about this, and how does it factor into your outlook for the economy? steven: first off, the full range of all the potential outcomes, probabilities may have shifted, but they are all still there. poundonth, as we saw the reach 25 year lows in valuation, as we heard people talk about it breaking through to levels unheard of in history of the u.s. dollar-pound exchange rate, we thought it was time to take some more risk. it is truly taking more risk, stepping up a bit for u.k. equities with 5% dividend yields, and what we think was a very depressed currency. a hardbabilities of brexit is a lower risk. you can see some optimism, where everyone is certainly wanting to get over with this, but knowing exactly how and when this will occur is not something in markets at this point. the main thin

half a century ago, the prominent scientists and public figure, the nobel prize laureate, andra sector of wrote the following. "the division of mankind threatens it with destruction. if mankind is to step away from the brink it must overcome its divisions." it was unification which was considered the key task of the u.n. by its founding father. let us be werther of their legacy and memory. thank you for your attention. [applause] thank ther: i minister of foreign affairs of the russian federation for his statement. i would like to give the floor to the minister of foreign affairs of the peop'

half a century ago, the prominent scientists and public figure, the nobel prize laureate, andra sector of wrote the following. "the division of mankind threatens it with destruction. if mankind is to step away from the brink it must overcome its divisions." it was unification which was considered the key task of the u.n. by its founding father. let us be werther of their legacy and memory. thank you for your attention. [applause] thank ther: i minister of foreign affairs of the russian federation for his statement. i would like to give the floor to the minister of foreign affairs of the people's republic of china. [speaking mandarin] translator: mr. president, this year marks the 70th anniversary of the founding of the people's republic of china. in 1945 the united nations was born. the people'ster, republic of china was founded and the chinese nation reemerged before the eyes of the world as a completely reborn nation. in the past 70 years, we chinese have changed our destinies through tireless efforts. 70 years ago, china put an end modern history in which the country was torn apart

research laboratory it's managed by the national agency for the management of radioactive waste or andra. engineer much use sound we need to us to a test facility for the storage of radioactive waste 500 meters underground. he doesn't share the concerns of farmers on p.r.c. move nuclear waste has to be stored somewhere as both supporters and detractors of nuclear power agree. sun we believes that deep underground is the best place for it. at sea explains that the complex system of locks ensures maximum safety. but. suppose you're not it's no small suppose and we don't know if the funding or the know how will be there nor do we know if france will be politically stable. but that we don't really know what will happen on the ground in the future is it so that's why we need to find a solution that's deep underground now as far from the unpredictable circumstances on the ground level as possible but it's all good as projects are hardly built for such longevity any more of the storage will take 100 years and the construction has to fulfil its purpose for several hundreds of thousands of years

who says he needs to focus on restoring calm amid mass protests at least 18 people have died in the andras now knew the news would need to be found for the cop $25.00 climate summit and the asia pacific trade meeting which was said you have to bring together while leaders including u.s. president donald trump and china's she's been paying. for days chile's capital santiago has resembled a war zone. protesters throwing rocks and stones at police. day responding in kind with water cannon. tear gas and more. it's against this backdrop that chile's embattled president has taken a decision he must regret. to cancel hosting not one but 2 upcoming international summits. send the most 11 profile we deeply lament the problems and the inconvenience that this decision will have on a per classroom as well as for the cup $25.00 summit. that all of us. as president of all chileans have to always put the problems and interests of the chileans their necessities and their hopes 1st. the middles. president pinera has already replaced a 3rd of his cabinet in his latest attempt to quell the unrest but the chi

>> reporter: andra, nearly 50% of those people that could potentially lose their power reside here. >> it is dij@ vu for many people in sonoma county after being notified pg&e may shut off their power yet again. >> i feel like a hamster on a wheel. i'm working my asked off and not getting too far. >> reporter: because two power outages within two weeks have left rolls and rolls of markets open in santa rosa. most of the perishable items were removed. on top of that, 80% decrease in business due to the outage, which the manager says is hurting everyone from customers to employees. >> fortunately, we have three stores we are sending them to to keep them working, the ones that want to work. now, we have got one of our other stores that is on thn cantata. down the >> ago, then we lost power this past week, we will lose power again this weekend. >> reporter: the owner says with the pending outage, his business will have to shut down for a few days. he thought buying a power supply would have to alleviate that problem. >> we have this expensive generator we brought into power a couple of th

it's heavy take acts with smoke it's practically on bearable a tragic day and we're told history andras are as a former ecuadorian central bank official says the country's president has betrayed his people for western loans. the people are right to protest the mention of the package that the m.f. demands is so unreasonable that some people have also called it economic malpractise in the sense that they knew that this was going to cause such a huge pain in the population but they still went for it when living one in a ran on a progressive platform in 2017 people voted for him because he wanted social justice he wanted a continuation of the progressive policies but once he came into power he flip flopped completely he has started to serve the interests of western creditors he has gone to the capital markets and basically issued over $10000000000.00 worth of foreign dead last just last week in the un meetings he received the gold medal from a lobby group headed by chevron still to come the french interior minister is warning of how to spot radicalization raises eyebrows that story and more

officers have been killed in a single attack in mexico that occurred just hours before president andras manuel lopez obrador announced that he was getting to grips with the country's high murder rate but his speech was overshadowed by monday's killings which happened in michel constipate where violence to falls between rival drug cartels a common ecuador's president has signed a decree scrapping austerity measures that saw an 82 weeks of violent protests and budget as leaders who led the demonstrations called for the fuel prices to return to prate austerity levels by tuesday in the capital quito workers clean the streets of debris caused by the protests which left at least 7 people dead. well those are the headlines on al-jazeera i'll have a news hour for you in just under 30 minutes the occupation of the american mind continues next. the hamas charter not only cost results destruction is ladies and gentlemen because for the love of every jew it's a nazi document meanwhile you hear next to nothing about another extreme political charter that is much more relevance to the conflict the pl

they could just take away the 2 thirds majority the president more as enjoys in congress than as andras and they said that at least it would mean some checks and balances if he is reelected as president and president moralise seems to be still the favorite as we go into the results of this election which should be coming out in just a couple of hours time thanks very much john heilemann with the latest from the past and here where i promise to be a fascinating race. still ahead demonstrators in barcelona demand independence for a 7th straight day but this time counter protesters are staging that own rally. look at the immigrant community that's become a political force in canada and how it could reshape monday's election. and in sport why there's just no stopping the world moto g.p. champion son of. hello there we have the east west splits across europe not just in terms of clear skies and then cloudy skies but also the tom ridge of 1st well let's talk about this crowd and the rain because it has been coming in with a bit of a vengeance and certainly dumbing down the skies into southern

germany the german democratic republic was founded in east germany it considered itself anti fascist andra its raison d'être from its renunciation of its nazi past. we are starting over from scratch was the founding myth that was supposed to underpin support for the communist state. is germany demonstrated its hardline towards nazi crimes in 1950 when it brought more than $3400.00 cases to court some of the defendants were indeed nazi criminals but many were innocent people caught in show trials. the accused were held in any humane conditions and often refuse defense lawyers the evidence brought against them was flimsy at best and the sentences were decided on in advance. 24 defendants were sentenced to death and over 2000 sent to prison. even years later critics of the trial was silenced as nazis loyal to the ruling communist party would let off the hook. in. the ruling party dominated all decisions in east germany on the same went for the judiciary the judges were of course all part of the s.c.d. and as such they applied the l.c.d.'s guidelines to each of their cases. for game hard. hitt

. >> andre senior in lafayette tonight, andra, thank you. >>> happening now, a live look outside at bone dry around the bay area. fire danger is on the rise this week. as a result, hunches of thousands of californians could have their power shut off starting on wednesday. pg&e says the outages could include parts of the nine bay area counties. jesse gary begins our coverage now from san jose. >> when the models tell us there is going to be a wind event in the next three or four days, it is almost certain there is going to be a wind event in three or four days. >> reporter: san jose state meteorologist, allison bridges says the forthcoming wins are fueled by the wavelike nature of the jetstream, shown in blue. low pressures horses area air over the mountain range, which sparks fires like the one last year in reading, or the paradise fire of 2018. >> one spark from one source can potentially have a big fire somewhere. pg&e officials are seeing the same potential for disaster on their screen. monday, company officials announced they may proactively cut power to parts of 30 northern californ

endorsements from these three progressive members of congress, alexandria ocasio-cortez, ilhan omar andrahe had -- and rashida tlaib. the warren campaign is telling us tonight they are reviewing the plan and may diverge from bernie sanders. of course he has said taxes may go up, costs go down. she has never said that so that clearly an acknowledgement that she's reviewing things because of last night. >> thanks very much, jeff, for that report. >>> the democratic presidential candidate, andrew yang, he's here, there you see him. we're going to discuss all of this and more when we come back. do you have the coverage you need? annual enrollment ends december 7th. now's the time to get on a path where you can take advantage of all the benefits of an aarp medicare advantage plan from unitedhealthcare. call today to learn more. these medicare advantage plans can combine your hospital and doctor coverage... with part d prescription drug coverage, and extra benefits... all in one plan... for a low monthly premium, or in some areas no plan premium at all. and you'll get more for your medicare dol

andrae and yeah they were speaking up one of the biggest global sports business events called latest which is like i said the home of english rugby twickenham or the world cup is being played in japan before paul was very much what was being discussed on the controversial subject of how european football to look in the fiction now and yet he's really pushing for reform that will bring in friends the champions league effectively to the bigger clubs smaller clubs fights against that last month are not trying to hold up by that he says it really is about meritocracy we want an inclusive plan for these again the principles inclusive for all clubs based on sport emerge overseas and not historical privilege and that is challenging the access is that is that this is them through the domestic leagues exactly what we want or do we want to also value the sporting married on the page through the international competition itself the most important thing is that the qualification for the international competitions has to go via the domestically. just the connection which the fans would like to ha

14 police officers have been killed in a single a tag which occurred just hours before president andrasnuel lopez obrador announced that he was getting to grips with the country's high murder rate but his speech was overshadowed by monday's killings which happened in libya in michel khan state a violent turf wars between rival drug cartels a common there john holeman sent us this update from mexico city. so mexico's president and his head of public security came out on the morning of monday and gave a press conference in which they said it's nothing to boast about but we think we might just be getting on top of the murder rate in the country they called it a point of inflection in the homicide rates in the country and they said that what they're doing is continuing to send out the national guard that's a newly formed and quite militarized police force out into key hotspots in the country to draw and deal with things and also having social programs that would try and give employment to people to give some hope put it money in the pocket of people who otherwise might be tempted into organ