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south africa's ailing state run power company eskom hasa suspended the monitors of 2 power stations it blames for exacerbating breakdowns that led to widespread power outages the firm announced it would reduce power cuts to to know where to mont and improved whether for years eskom has struggled to manage the flight from coal fired plants. german pharmaceutical company cure voc is to receive more than 250000000 euros to develop a coronavirus vaccine the german ministry for education research approved the funding care package is among a small number of companies using an r. and a technology experts say it could live rock but inoculation on a larger scale than traditional forms of sox nation. u.s. job growth slowed again in august as many american households find themselves without financial assistance from the government just under 1400000 jobs were added in august about 2 thirds of july's figures. job losses mounted faster in the u.s. than anywhere else at the beginning of the pandemic. there were also supposed to rebound quickly. that's the benefit of a flexible labor market where hir

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dollars to its ailing national airline the planned visit just scaling back south african airways fleet and cutting jobs the administrators took control of as a in december after almost a decade of financial losses. that used plans to expand future ambitions cuts could double costs for european businesses this decade poland and other countries have warned a higher carbon costs would burden businesses already struggling due to the pandemic and particularly airlines and manufacturers new plans they'll need approval by all in you member states. our next story is right here is from right here in germany where thousands of police and customs officials launched a nationwide check on couriers and delivery drivers the aim was to assess their employment conditions against germany strict labor laws our reporter in the drug search found out the results left a lot to be desired. 8 o'clock in the morning near bonn in western germany police and customs officers carry out checks on package deliveries and couriers dozens of officers have been deployed we will be asking affected drivers who their employ

choose to stay away some fear that domestic travelers alone won't be able to restore the country's ailing tourism industry here's a look at how one safari lodge operator has been fairing. this is tin swallow safari large and the greater kruger national park following strict covert protocols the large is open again for business in his game viewing season and normally the luxury camp would bows with tourists from all over the world but with borders only opening in october just a few local travelers are to be found manager out of her lawyer is glad to be back at work again but fears that cash strapped so that will not keep the lodges in the area afloat. you know i think everyone's in the same boat and they some lodges that didn't manage to hold out and have closed for a tree meeting all the stuff i'm so we lucky still to be open but they're not just going to open with us you know the big name brands and they're in the same boat as us they've they've got it with the south african market you know the rights put out big specials and try and keep going to less borders and. over the years tourism

since roger ailes was forced out in 2016. he died in 2017.here has been a real leadership lack in the network. many employees told me it feels like there is not a clear leadership structure for the editorial, for the content of the network. there is for the business. it is an incredibly profitable business. when it comes to the content, the editorial there are concerns is inrnally about who charge and what is being broadcast. there is the sense that white identity politics fuels the programming. there are concerns internally and that's why thought i had to write the book. it's become clear this year amid the pandemic that it has life or death consequences. it's true for other channels as well but it's especially true for fox because it is by far the most popular. host: let's go to calls. we go to benton, illinois. good morning. caller: hey, this guy is a joke. to begin with, they are not even talking about the middle east bills that trump has done. he is a joke. they don't cover anything good that trump does. this is ridiculous. having this m

health minister says his priorities are fighting their coronavirus pandemic and strengthening japan's ailing economy. plus israel signs historic agreements at the white house with bahrain and the united arab emirates establishing diplomatic relations president trump says they are just the 1st of many such deals to cook. thomas good to have you with us today on the line has given her 1st state of the union address as european commission president in her speech she laid out ambitious goals to make the european union more resilient and more united to confront crisis tomorrow she doubled down on the flagship goes she set out when she took office last december promising a digital revolution for the block and urgent action to tackle climate change. the commission president also outlined plans to relaunch europe's economy which has been hard hit by the global pandemic so for me it is crystal clear we need to build a stronger european health union it is time to do that. and to start making this a reality we must now draw the 1st lessons from the health crisis we need to make our new if you for healt

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but we have to reason our way through what ails us. and citizens, voters, public serve pts. the constitution. e have to act in good faith. mutual goodwill. in the spirit of conciliation, not confrontation. this nation will continue to be inspired by ruth bader ginsburg. but we should not only be inspired by her. we should be guided by her. for her willingness to listen to those with whom she disagreed. famously, justice ginsburg got along well with some of the most conservative justices on the court, and she did it thout compromising her principles, or without losing her core principles. if she can do this, so can we. how we talk to one another matters. how we treat one another matters. respecting others matters. justice ginsburg proved it's important to have a spine of steel, but also important to have an open hand, not a clenched fist. to those at home who disagree. this nation needs to come together. i've said it many times in this election. we are the united states of america. there's nothing we cannot overcome. there's nothing we cannot do, if we do it together. donald

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outside of africa tentatively reopens the country is hoping domestic tourism will help restore its ailing travel industry. this is the new business for joining me. boeing's grinded $73000.00 marks could take back to the skies by the end of the year that's according to the e.a.s.a. europe's chief aviation safety regulation or according to statements made on friday the scandal plagued model could receive regulatory approval to resume european fly for the end of this year the 737 mach being grounded for 18 months after 2 crashes killed more than 300 people investigators have blamed the tragedy on a design for. our business correspondent and scottish joins us now from new york yeah and some promising news for the 70000 mark from europe what's the status of the model in the u.s. . we've probably will see a milestone next week already even the head of the f.a.a. the federal aviation administration is supposed to conduct the test flight was the 737. 8 that does not mean that egypt leave that plane will be back in this guy's there will be there is need to be to finalize some training requirements

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president accused beijing of ailing to share information when the outbreak first began. u.s. -- shortly before the speech played out, the u.s. death toll topped 200,000. country has 4% of the world's population but 20% of the reported covid-19 fatalities. here, the government brought in a raft of new restrictions, with the prime minister warning the country might not return to normal for six months. , marking 60to mali years of independence from france, but the celebration has been muted. >> the parade to mark 60 years of independence. leading the celebration is the military commander who forced --mali's resign president to resign last month. nation, hess to the echoes demands to name a civilian president. the retired colonel and former prime minister signed up. he is supposed to represent the aspirations of young citizens calling for an end to o corruptn and bad governance. he resigned in 20 14 after disagreeing with the former president's plan to integrate armed groups into the military. >> i'm a patriot. we all collectively have to help him. >> it has not lifted sanct

there is little sign the kremlin is crede to cooperate, leaving relation between berlin and moscow ailing, even as alexi navalny recovers. >> in the united states, large crowds have gathered to pay their final respects to the late justice ruth bader ginsburg as she lies in repose at the u.s. supreme court. former u.s. president bill clinton and his wife hillary were among those bidding a final farewell to g ginsburg. it was president clinton who chose the liberal champion of women's rights as his first nominee for the u.s.'s highest court back in 1993. ginsburg's death looks likely to give conservatives an advantage on the court moving forward. president trump says he will nominate a replacement on saturday. >> for days people have been honoring a legend. at the supreme court and in brooklyn, new york, where ruth bader ginsburg grew up in the 1930's and 1940's. the daughter of jewish immigrants from eastern europe, she lived in a modest house in an ethnically mixed enabled. ginsburg's career was a life-long battle against sexism. despite being one of a hand full of women to attend harvard

you about hungary because you were quoted as saying that hungary's prime minister is building an ailing democracy and a victor or about responded by saying he wants you to be fired what's your response to that. i am not going to resign it's quite clear and i got the support from the president was off on the lion about i want to come back to that interview because you know i said maybe a 100 times maybe several 100 times that we have serious concerns regarding the development in hungary and so so in this interview i used a different. to say in fact the same thing so it shouldn't be a surprise for for anyone and. our most singlet was the main message in my interview that hungary and citizens needs to have the 1st and last what it's for them to have a free choice in elections and we need to make sure that in all the member states not only in hungary that are conditions to guarantee the free and fair elections for the citizens of the so over in power in every member state so it was my message i have a big respect for hungary and people and i have never offended. if i want to ask you about t

problems and yes he had a super will inherit some tough challenges including the coronavirus underpants ailing economy of the country was already in recession before the pandemic hit part of its economic trouble relates to its rapidly aging and dwindling population in just 5 years a 3rd of the population will be $65.00 or older that means japan is running out of work because new laws were introduced this year to encourage companies to raise the retirement age to 70. at 72 tadashi sato is already well past usual retirement age but a recent change to the law in japan is attempting to encourage companies to keep employees on much longer. given that the are all fathers that i had imagined that a person at the age of 72 was someone quite old but once i reached that age myself i realized that it wasn't a case if you like i'm in my fifty's i'm doing my best to keep up with young people . aging japan is in desperate need of more workers to sustain is soaring social security costs from next spring japanese companies will be required to make an effort to employ workers until age 70 satchels company is t

harvey keitel tell who is one of my clients as moonshine i make hooch spirits in the woods who is ailing has taken the boy and he has rescued him from the nazis who were going to kill him but adi ask if i may take care of the boy because i can use a hand on the farm and the priest allows me to do this but my character is not sympathetic to the boy he abuses him he doesn't represent what i might call goodness he is the west kind of narcissist. i can't say i enjoyed playing him but i enjoyed the experience because i contributed something to this. rather important must work in my view i wanted to ask if you saw the film as kind of a nihilistic walk because a lot of people have mentioned that there doesn't seem to take a side especially in your specific story you know a kind of pad with a godly cat and seems almost powerless in the face of what seems like evil well i don't think it's nihilistic and that the point of view of the storyteller the direct as a cipher for kaczynski is an observer and it's like looking at kiran and. picasso is great in a painting made after the bombing of the town

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marry island as well as on the greek islands where we have been present for the last 10 years to try to ail them to cope with the very use challenges related to reception of those people arriving by sea. specially for the on h c r thank you for a much for joining us joining us thank you. last month a massive explosion rocked the lebanese capital beirut killing more than 100 people and injuring many more the city is still reeling from the destruction the effects are particularly hard on children who can develop long term problems if their trauma is not treated soon enough w.'s rozen solomon met the family of one goh who's still suffering from the aftershocks. yet it is just 4 years old but she's suffering from post-traumatic stress despite her apparent good mood she's easily triggered. today for example we wanted to go to hospital for her treatment but we couldn't because she was too scared when we drive she sees broken glass everywhere back memories and she gets scared when she sleeps she sometimes wakes up with a start when she hears a noise or something when she sleeps alone she screams w

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on the board in a company to have your company get the best chance to succeed ok if it fails and if ailes but having the government intervene and say hey you got to hire that person that person and that person won't change it actually that's called communism and we've seen tried and tried and failed and failed and i or that is not communism that is not common i didn't say oh and if we're going to speak to the to do sheeple let's be honest let's let's be honest let's be honest about what those precepts are now unfortunately what anthony is doing is conflating anyone they're going to go into the street and just pick any person of color off the street to be on a board we're talking about qualified people we know for a fact in this country we know for a fact in this country are going to be able to hire a tree that people of color specifically says me scuse me if i can finish my point african-american women latino women and indigenous women who have master's degrees or so let making less money than white men with high school diploma let's name 3 of the most lucrative businesses in the history

was renowned among his colleagues for his long hours, dedicated work, and daily care for his long ailing beloved wife, jackie. that made late afternoon meetings a bit of a struggle. president bush initiated the scowcroft award to that cabinet secretary or senior staffer that nodded off in a meeting. his former staffer, now president of the downle is on foreign relations -- relations described in the most austen tashese manner. one of those occurred with his head resting on my shoulder. during those white house years my wife served general scowcroft as his deputy legal advisor. our family extends our heartfelt condolences to brent's family and scores of friends around the world. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor the life and legacy of one of arkansas' great historic preservationist and my lifelong friend, richard butler iii, who recently passed away at the age of 82. richard was born in little rock in 1937 where his father, dick, was a philanthropist for whom the butler center at arkansas' studies is named. after receiving his law degree from the university of arkansas, richard practiced

i do think he did go back to the 1990's and the 2000s, a model pioneered by cnn and an improved ailes, to have these wrestling matches on tv, they reflect the mood of the country, but i also think of the country is not as divided as it appears on television sometimes. sometimes these red and blue, left and right battles, they make it seem like we are more weided and more bitter than actually are. i don't know about you, when i go to the grocery store, when i go to starbucks, we are not thinking in republican-democrat terms, we are just trying to keep each other safe. is polarized,ntry but i don't think we are as polarized as we appear on cable news. host: about 30 minutes left with our guest, the host of "reliable sources" on cnn. donald book is "hoax: trump, fox news, and the dangerous distortion of truth." host: in the eastern and central time zones. (202) 748-8001 mounted and pacific. and for foxnews viewers, (202) 748-8002. deborah, west chester, ohio. go ahead. caller: good morning. i am a bit of a news junkie i went into a scientific field but now retired and i have time to watc

for example, a legal to marry, a legal to read, illegal to illegalal to marry, aile to read, illegal to practice their faith. one of the objects i would like without is a family object. we were contacted by shirley burke tried reached out to us and donated her ancestor's violin that was given by a slave owner to perform the family gatherings at the family plantation site. we were fortunate to restore the violin and have it on display here. that violin is important to the law regarding illegal together. oftentimes african-americans in wood find ways to gather and leisure and love one another at the same time. allow us to go down the hall and see the slave cabin next, which is a very poignant story and it is a community story. again, remember, this is a shared history. so we have come from the story of the driver of the trade being cotton and we are in antebellum period. again, we see the nation and all the cacophony of activity going on and the development of legislation. all deeply embedded with slavery. we also look at the human story of african-american men, women, and children fin

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lose less numbers of seats, because there has been mounting frustration about the ruling coalition‘s ailingmongst other things, so they would like him and amaze the loss of the seats in the lower house and also give this new government the mandate possibly to serve out abe's term and beyond. yuki tatsumi, we will leave it there but thank you for joining we will leave it there but thank you forjoining us. at least 30 people have now died in wildfires that are engulfing the west coast of america, across three states, destroying millions of acres of land. more than 20,000 firefighters, are trying to beat back the flames in washington, california and oregon, from where our correspondent aleem maqbool now reports. nightmarish scenes have been facing those in oregon for days now. we've met people who've one day fled from one fire only to be faced by another the next. they've sought refuge in trailer parks or temporary camps. the pandemic, complicating the effort to help them. if we have to rebuild, we have to rebuild. if we don't have to rebuild, we still have so much clean—up to do because of th

and and we've seen in that we've talked about previously the 1st part of the program is that when ailes america is not necessarily china threat it is the inability to respond to the threat and i will invoke you know the military. industrial complex this is a this is another gravy train just like take korean peninsula which is the gravy train for if they don't change it the status quo is great because everybody's making a lot of money don't take it with nato because everybody is making a lot of money the same thing is going is happening now with china and sitting day 18 china. as the as a peer power ok which i think we all should do admit it at least on most metrics here but no what's this plan for for military conflict it seems to me that is so counterproductive that really what we really needed for that kind of relationship that we should have china go ahead let really goes back you know and when i reflect on it current up in d.c. in the sixty's in nappanee relationship with china i remember 2 sayings my mom telling me to eat mikey's the children are starving in china i still have the

politics of it but i've tried to be really honest and really open in this book i think that you know what ails politicians today is our inability to be real and authentic and i've tried to do that here and so i admit in the book that i was lacking an emotional connection to an issue prior to sandy hook and that i could sense that there was you know maybe something missing in my political makeup that all changed when i met those families in december of 2012 i also admit to being so mortally embarrassed by the fact that i was blind to the reality of what was going on in places like the north end of hartford i grew up a stone's throw away from the north end of hartford and when i 1st went there after sandy hook as i describe in the book those mothers and fathers were furious with me you know they said listen we grieve for these young boys and girls in sandy hook harder than anybody else because we know what it's like to lose your son or daughter but why him or did it take the murder of white kids for you to come to the north end of harvard and start caring about the murder of black kids because b