political science at bard college here in berlin good to see you again professor how much does amy kone baratz confirmation reshape this crucial in 6 to sion the u.s. supreme court i mean it is it is an important moment and this is a 6 to 3 a conservative majority on the supreme court this is quite an imbalance this will shape major issues and there are court questions coming up just wrote the corner one of them being about the presidential election so this is certainly an important moment considering that this supreme court could rule on the presidential election if there's difficulties especially with the mail the mail count as something a lot of people are talking about do you see that as a possibility. well just just yesterday dia supreme court already rejected. the desire to extend the mail and ballots for wisconsin similar decisions are just coming up the boat north korea time and pelt pennsylvania so there is already an important debate going on and obviously people are thinking about 2000 about florida bush versus gore the supreme court decision to back george w. bush at the time and s

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amy kone barack moving her one step closer to being confirmed despite senate democrats boycotting the ballot box confirmation will now go to a full senate vote on monday the republicans hold a majority making baratz confirmation look certain al-jazeera correspondent to refugees tale is next a look at today's refugee crisis. mani forced to flee a waterfall in kosovo and survive alone in europe don't go away. my name is a killer mani i'm a documentary filmmaker and a former refugee from kosovo. i was forced to leave home in the early nineties when i was 8 years old at the start of the balkan wars. an independent republic when i was growing up close to what was the province of communist. this was my grandmother's home one of tens of thousands put into the ground under the orders of the serbian president slobodan milosevic. destroyed because the majority of course of those ethnic albanians like me wanted independence from the serbian state that dominated us and subjected us to persecution. this year is the 30th anniversary of my refugee journey the time for looking back and taking stock. i know i will no longer than. i 1st came here as a teenager in 1904 i will always be grateful to the u.k. for gran