presidential office building torched fire crews have arrived to tackle the blaze rioters in the central asian stated earlier torn down a gate leading to the state committee for national security protesting disputed elections. all of former kid accused president and prime minister both convicted of corruption have been released after demands from demonstrators the current president is urging protest organizers to be reasonable after protesters occupy the central square in the capital bishkek the health ministry is reporting over $120.00 people have been injured around half of those are police officers the opposition is demanding a new parliamentary election as the vote was dominated by the 2 pro-government parties taking one $107.00 out of the $120.00 contested seats and many claim the vote was rigged after opposition parties were said to have failed to meet the minimum threshold needed to win any seats which gets central squares previously been the flashpoint of 2 revolutions in 2005 and 10 however for the last decade the former soviet republic has enjoyed relative stability. or to our top story mor

accuse white house that's the presidential office building has been set on fire riot is in the central asian state had earlier torn down a gate leading to the state committee for national security and protest disputed elections or the opposition is demanding a new parliamentary election as the vote was dominated by the 2 pro-government parties taking $107.00 of $120.00 contested seats in the vote was rigged offer opposition parties it was said failed to meet the minimum threshold needed to win seats which gets central squares previously when the flashpoint of 2 revolutions in 2005 and 10 the last decade there is see the former soviet republic enjoy relative stability. changing perceptions of homelessness the invisible class up next the naughty documentary channel back at the top of the hour to bring you the latest join us again that. i won. this one i did. master of the masses. i'm still working on this one it's called nasir. and it's about a girl that. most people in america we fight a war we can start the flighting rulers just need asser. right to get his books and . we just want the stuff would

demonstrators it is white house the presidential office building has been set on fire rioters in the central asian state had earlier torn down a gate leading to the state committee for national security in protest at the disputed election their positions demanding a new parliamentary election as the vote was dominated by the 2 pro-government parties 107 of the 120 contested seats many claim the vote was rigged after opposition parties were said to have failed to meet the minimum threshold needed to win any seats central squares previously been the flashpoint of 2 revolutions in 2005 and 10 for the last decade though the former soviet republic has enjoyed relative stability. changing perceptions of homelessness the invisible class up next the naughty documentary we're back in 30 minutes with kevin bringing you the morning global headlines join us again that. well let's just say i just know that the catalyst i'll just. keep on going to want to make it i want to fly it was not a good. looking. really hopeful being but there were here are some friends that the us are still slow but the soul hoping to do som

electoral commissioner knowles this weekend's disputed parliamentary vote the chaos in the central asian states has left one dead and hundreds injured. even you're watching r t international start this hour with breaking news to you because the global chemical weapons watchdog the i p c w has confirmed traces of the navi taught not the chalk nerve agent were found in the biological samples of the russian opposition leader alexey novelli. the results of the analysis by the o.p.c. w. designated laboratories of biomedical samples collected by the o.p.c. w. team and shared with the federal republic of germany confirmed the biomarkers of the inhibitor found it mysen of blood and urine samples have similar structural characteristics as the toxic chemicals. ok let's bring in our peter older then who's been following this story pay to what's been the reaction to these revelations after they. both committed a press corp the kremlin spokes person put out a. very short statement saying that russia had hours of will just a little while ago not seen this document that's being passed from the o.p.c. w.t. org

office building have been torched crews have already arrived to tackle the blaze writers in the central asian states torn down agape. leading to the state committee for national security in protest at disputed elections the former president who'd been convicted of corruption has also been released after demands from demonstrators of the current president is urging protest organizers to be reasonable crowds armed with petrol bombs and stones broke into the national parliament. or the country's health ministry is reporting over 120 injuries about half of those of police officers the opposition is the morning a new election as the vote was dominated by the 2 pro-government parties they took one $170.00 out of the $120.00 contested seats many claim the vote was rigged after opposition parties were said to have failed to meet the minimum threshold needed to win any seat the central square has been previously the flashpoint of 2 revolutions in 20052014 the last decade however the former soviet republic has enjoyed relative stability. and back to our top story more than a week since a decade's old conflict

former president and prime minister of the central asian states have already been released from jail amid huge protests the parliament building set on fire. on its close of. conflict over another one of the kind of the 2nd week we report from inside the disputed territory. scenes like this one. in fact this tiny village alone was battered by 6 massive is one of the. devastation that has left. oh. and chinese. government demonstrators the following. night in paris a major. infection seems the french capital return to tough. love from moscow thanks for joining us this morning on all to international and welcome to the program. we continue our breaking news story this morning parliamentary election results may be an old that's according to a cuba gives presidential spokesman one person has died in mass riots over the disputed votes the country's health ministry is reporting around 600 people have been injured with more than 100 taken to hospital. and i will forward to you this president and prime minister both convicted of corruption of been released after demands from demonstrators the

commissioner knowles the weekend's disputed parliamentary vote the chaos in the central asian states has left one dead so far in hundreds injured. live from moscow this international welcomes your world update this hour plenty developments to get you up to speed on in the past few hours 1st the breaking news at the bottom of the screen you can see that the global chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w. has confirmed that traces of the novel nerve agent were found in the biological samples taken from the russian opposition leader. the results of the analysis by the o.p.c. w. designated laboratories of biomedical samples collected by the o.p.c. w. team and shared with the federal republic of germany confirmed the biomarkers of the colinas cerys inhibitor found in this new blood and urine samples have similar structural characteristics as the toxic chemicals. cross developments forces correspondent peter all of a hi there peter what's been the reaction to all this so far. the. world the organization for the prohibition of chemical weapons of sent this detailed documentation to lynn it w

sands electoral commission knowles this weekend's disputed parliamentary vote the chaos in the central asian state has left one dead and hundreds injured. oh good even just on 6 o'clock here in the russian capital you're watching r.t. international now the head of russia's foreign intelligence is warning that terrorists including from the tourist jabhat al nusra group are seeking to join the conflict in the disputed nagorno-karabakh region where fighting has intensified between as a big and armenia with more his you cause you don. so the russian foreign intelligence service has released a statement a memo and at 1st they just issue a general concern for the wellbeing of the citizens of the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh and they also released a call to both sides to stop the fight he immediately saying that a full blown war in the region is well unacceptable but when it gets interesting is when they think they talk about hundreds and perhaps even thousands of syrian fighters on the front lines open a corner cab back they even gave the names of the groups which came here which came to this dis

keep in mind that china in the east and russia to the west of vying for huge influence in the central asian states but of course as we've seen in previous elections there have been widespread allegations of voter fraud voting fraud we've been looking at those problems and this is our report. re bishkek the capital of kyrgyzstan a country often described as being more democratic than its neighbors which were also part of the soviet union before it collapsed. 16 parties with more than 1500 candidates competing in these parliamentary elections but there is little trust in many of the faces that adorn campaign posters would have works on a farm on the outskirts of the city he's angry about mounting allegations of parties trying to buy votes in the run up to the poll. it was something i found. people who sell their vote a selling their hope selling their country selling their memories of their ancestors and selling their future. this man who didn't want to be identified said in recent days people working for a pro-government political party have twice offered him money if he promises to vote for them a

a former president of the central asian states been released from jail amid the chaos. with the parliament building set on fire we'll tell you all about. the former coronavirus hot spot new york city sees another wave of infection the authorities are rolling the restrictions starting with the decision to shut down the skin city schools from today. between a.

broken into costanza parliament in protest at disputed elections recently protesters in the central asian states armed with petrol bombs and stones occupied the central square in the capital bishkek earlier on they clashed with police who responded by firing tear gas and stun grenades. the country's health ministry earlier reported that more than 120 people have been injured in the unrest so far about half of them police officers the opposition is demanding a new election as the vote was dominated by the 2 pro-government parties both taking $107.00 out of the $120.00 contested seats many claim that that vote was rigged after opposition parties were said to have failed to meet the minimum threshold needed to win any seat bishkek central square has previously been a flashpoint of 2 revolutions in 252010 however for the last decade the former soviet republic has enjoyed relative stability we'll keep you posted on what's happening in the developing story in bishkek tonight. made headline news this hour more than a week since a decade's old conflict between armenia and azerbaijan burst back to life t

in the central asian state. hundreds injured. thanks for joining us on the run and. welcome to the program. the global chemical weapons watchdog has confirmed that traces of the agent were found in the bottle taken from russian opposition leader. the russian foreign ministry has reacted hoping for cooperation to find out what exactly happened. the russian federation intends to provide the member states of the chemical weapons convention with a chronology of behind the scenes manipulation of the main characters in these b. forms we expect that the forthcoming joint work of russian specialists with experts from the o.p.c. w. will help us the blish calm the politicized interaction and the mood any further escalation of the situation of the o.p.c. w documents has made its way here to lend we know that much but for hearing from the kremlin spokes person to me to the press corps of that information is get to arrive in moscow coming out of school we do possess their findings of the moment it needs time for such information to be delivered through our diplomatic channels ger

parliamentary election results that sparked mass riots a former president and prime minister of the central asian state been released from jail amid the chaos with the parliament building set on fire. these around the world the former coronavirus hot spots new york city sees another wave of infections the authorities are rolling out new restrictions starting with a decision now to shut down the city's schools and bring you the latest. talking to about the battle raging on between armenia and azerbaijan still over the disputed region of course with dozens of civilians killed on both sides international humanitarian organizations including the red cross are now expressing alarm. we are seeing and hearing is that people are. terrified and being forced to make really impossible decisions. good morning from russia the 6th of october i'm kevin 0 in here about his world view center with the latest and indeed trouble overnight the talk about 1st the weekend's parliamentary election results maybe an old in the central asian republic of a kind of a star and according to a presidential spokesperson there in the l

following huge riots selectable commission on all the weekend's disputed parliamentary vote in the central asian states has left one dead and hundreds injured. by that lie from moscow this is r.t. international is just midnight here now wednesday the 7th of october i'm called a break with the world stories we're tracking for you this hour 1st for you the global chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. has confirmed that traces of the nerve agent were found in the biological samples taken from the russian opposition leader alexina building the russian foreign ministry has reacted saying that look forward to providing some much needed reality in the case. the russian federation intends to provide the member states of the chemical weapons convention with a chronology of behind the scenes many people ation of the main characters in this before we expect the forthcoming joint russian special. with experts from the o.p.c. w. well how does that come to politicized interaction and the move it any further escalation of the situation of the o.p.c. w documents has made its way here to listen we know that much but for

stance electoral commission and the weekend's disputed parliamentary vote the chaos in the central asian state has left one dead and hundreds injured. by that night in the evening on tuesday here in moscow my name calling brain with a news from r.t. international 1st breaking news you can see at the bottom of your screen there the global chemical weapons watchdog the o p c w has confirmed the traces of the nerve agent were found in the biological samples taken from the russian opposition leader alexina valmy. the results of the analysis by the o.p.c. w. designated laboratories of biomedical samples collected by the o.p.c. w. team and shared with the federal republic of germany confirmed the biomarkers of the inhibitive found a mist in the blood and urine samples have similar structural characteristics as the toxic chemicals. cross development. says correspondent peter all of a hi again peter take us through then some of the reaction that we've been hearing in the past couple of hours. of the opi c w documents has made its way here to len we know that much but for hearing from the kremlin spoke

an old this sunday's parliamentary vote that sparked mass riots the former president of the central asian states been released from jail so amid the chaos with the parliament building sets a light. before more coronavirus hot spot new york city sees another wave of infections are rolling out new restrictions starting with a decision to shut down the city's schools from today. battle rages on between armenia and azerbaijan over the disputed region of the. dozens of civilians killed on both sides of international humanitarian organizations including the red cross are expressing alarm. we are seeing and hearing is that people are absolutely terrified and being forced to make really impossible decisions. today for russia the 6th of october i'm kevin know in what artie's world news center with the latest and trouble overnight later developments to tell you about 1st in kurdistan chaos in the central asian republics following a disputed election at the weekend the latest is then the country's electoral commission is now an old that vote result so far one person has died during a large scale riots over

stance election commission knowles the weekend's disputed parliamentary vote the chaos in the central asian state has left one dead and hundreds of others injured. there's just one of the morning on wednesday in moscow one of column bright welcome to world news from r.t. international 1st for you this hour the global chemical weapons watchdog the o.p.c. w. has confirmed the traces of the navi chalk nerve agent were found in the biological samples taken from the russian opposition leader alexina belli the russian foreign ministry has reacted hoping for cooperation to find out what really happened. the russian federation intends to provide the member states of the chemical weapons convention with a chronology of behind the scenes many play sion of the main characters in this before we expect the forthcoming joint work of russian specialists with experts from the o.p.c. w. will help establish calm to politicized insurrection and the mood any further escalation of the situation. well the o.p.c. w. documents has made its way here to lynn we know that much but for hearing from the kremlin spokes person

former president of the central asian states been released from jail amid the chaos with the parliament building. elsewhere the former coronavirus hot spot new york city sees another wave of infections are rolling out new restrictions starting with the decision to shut down the city's schools. and that's a pleasure over the disputed region of. dozens of civilians killed on both sides international humanitarian organizations including the red cross are expressing a lot. we are seeing and hearing is. impossible decisions. and i want to hear now good morning from russia the 6th of october my name is kevin 0 in. new center with the latest for you for the next hour and trouble overnight to tell you the weekend's parliamentary election results may be an old in the central asian republic of following a presidential spokesperson the statement that one person died in mass riots in the disputed vote the country's health ministry is also reported about 600 people have been injured more than 100 taken to hospital. except that. now they are spoke to the senior correspondent gave me a more complete p

an old this sunday's parliamentary vote following huge riots and the next president of the central asian states has also been released from jail and made the chaos with the parliament buildings set on fire. good afternoon you're watching r.t. international start with that breaking news tonight as the head of russia's foreign intelligence service is warning that foreign terrorists including the tourist. seeking to join the conflict in the disputed nagorno-karabakh region where fighting has intensified between is a big and armenia so let's get the latest now from our correspondent has more information on this he's currently on the armenian border with the disputed region good afternoon what more can you tell us about this latest revelation from the intelligence sources. in russia. well andy indeed the russian foreign intelligence agency they have released a memo a statement and at 1st they're just expressing the general concern for the well being of the people of nagorno-karabakh and they are calling the issued a call to to both sides to stop the fighting immediately but this is we've already hea

parliamentary election results of spark mass riots the former president and prime minister of the central asian states have been released from jail to admit the chaos with the parliament building satellite. abuse the former coronavirus hot spot in new york city sees another way but should the authorities are rolling out new restrictions then starting with the decision to shut down the city's schools from today. on the battle rages between armenia and azerbaijan over the disputed region of. with dozens of civilians killed on both sides now international humanitarian organizations including the red cross are expressing alarm. we are seeing and hearing is that people are. terrified and being forced to make really impossible decisions. on the one of the morning here so good morning from russia the 6th of october my name's kevin owen here at artie's world news center with the latest and trouble overnight to tell you about the weekend's parliamentary election results may be an old in the central asian republic of. according to a presidential spokes person in the last few hours one person has died in mass ri

electoral commission a no holds the weekend's disputed parliamentary vote the chaos in the central asian states has left one dead and hundreds injured. a low shoes day thing at 11 here in moscow my name's colin bright welcome to world news from r.t. international. the global chemical weapons watchdog the o p c w has confirmed that traces of the novacek nerve agent were found in the biological samples taken from the russian opposition leader alexina filmy. the results of the analysis by the o.p.c. w. designated laboratories of biomedical samples collected by the o.p.c. w. team and shared with the federal republic of germany confirmed the biomarkers of the inhibitive found a misnomer these blood and urine samples have similar structural characteristics as the toxic chemicals o.p.c. w. documents has made its way here and we know that much but for hearing from the kremlin spokes person to me to be. scott of that information is yet to arrive in moscow coming out of school we do possess their findings of the moment it needs time for such information to be delivered through our diplomatic channels ger

for president and prime minister of the central asian states been released from jail to the chaos with the parliament building set on fire late is coming up. elsewhere the former coronavirus new york city sees another wave of infections the authorities are rolling out new restrictions starting with the decision to shut down the city's schools. in the battle rages between armenia and azerbaijan over the disputed region of. dozens of civilians killed on both sides international humanitarian organizations including the red cross are expressing alarm. when we are seeing and hearing is that. city terrified and then forced to make really impossible decisions . like i want to know good morning for russia the 6th of october when i was kevin know it here at the world news center with the latest on the overnight trouble to report 1st that the weekend's parliamentary election results may be an old in the central asian republic of koga star following a according rather to a presidential spokesperson there in the last few hours the latest is one person has been killed in mass riots over the dispute

commission has an old this sunday's parliamentary vote following dry its former president of the central asian state is also being released from jail amid the chaos with the parliament building set on fire also as it comes out of the former coronavirus sports bought new york city sees another wave of infections the authorities are rolling out new restrictions that starting with the decision to shut down the city's schools and the battle rages in armenia and azerbaijan over the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh with dozens of civilians killed in both sides international humanitarian organizations including the red cross are expressing alarm. clock we are seeing and hearing is that people are terrified and then forced to make really impossible decisions. hello good afternoon you're watching r.t. international we're just going to look. now we'll start with the vents in kurdistan weather has been chaos and violence on the streets following the disputed election at the weekend the latest is that the country's central election electoral commission is now an old the result of that vote so far one person

has an old this sunday's parliamentary vote following huge riots and next president of the central asian states is also being released from jail amid the chaos with the building set on fire. good afternoon watching r.t. international just going for moscow now will start without breaking news because the head of russia's foreign intelligence service is warning that foreign terrorists including the notorious jabhat al nusra are seeking to join the conflict in the disputed new corner cutting back region where fighting has intensified between as and armenia with more his hugo's you don. the russian foreign intelligence agency they have released a memo a statement and at 1st they're just expressing the general concern for the well being of the people of nagorno karabakh and they are calling the issued a call. to both sides to stop the fighting immediately but this is we've already heard from many many sides but what gets when it gets more interesting is as you've mentioned they have said that they have information about hundreds if not thousands of syrian mercenaries fighting in this conflict and th

sunday's parliamentary vote that sparked mass riots 1 there was new in a former president of the central asian states been released from jail amid the chaos too with the parliament building set on fire we'll tell you all about it. before coronavirus hotspot new york city sees another wave of infection the authorities are rolling out the restrictions starting with the decision to shut down the skin city schools from today. blackall rages between armenia and azerbaijan over the disputed region of kut about with dozens of civilians killed on both sides international humanitarian organizations including the red cross are expressing alarm. we are seeing and hearing is that people are terrified and being forced to make really impossible decisions. day one here in moscow so very good afternoon for russia this 6 of october my name's kevin i would hear it out he's world news center with the latest on this big trouble overnight and later development to tell you about 1st off after the chaos in the central asian republics cota started following a disputed election this weekend the country's central electoral co

massive riots electoral commission the weekend's disputed parliamentary vote and chaos in the central asian states has left 100. from moscow thanks for joining us tonight on our to international welcome to the program. the chemical weapons watchdog. has confirmed that traces of the agents were found in a biological samples taken from russian opposition leader. the russian foreign ministry has reacted hoping for a corporation to find out what really happened. the russian federation intends to provide the member states of the chemical weapons convention with a chronology of behind the scenes manipulation of the main characters in these b. forms we expect that the forthcoming joint work of russian specialists with experts from the o.p.c. w. will help establish calm the politicized interaction and the mood any further escalation of the situation of the o.p.c. w. documents has made its way here to lend we know that much but for hearing from the kremlin spokes person to me to be peskov that information is get to arrive in moscow to come in useful we don't possess their finding said the moment it needs t

parliamentary election results sparked mass riots the former president and prime minister of the central asian state of been released from jail 2 amid the chaos with the parliament building satellite. other news the former coronavirus hot spot new york city sees another wave of infections the authorities are rolling out new restrictions then starting with the decision to shut down the city's schools from today. and the battle rages between armenia and azerbaijan over the disputed region of. we've got.

know with this sunday's parliamentary vote following huge right next president the central asian states is innocent being released from jail amid the chaos with the parliament building set on 5. hello there just on 5 in the afternoon here in moscow you're watching international now the head of russia's foreign intelligence service is warning that foreign terrorists including in the tourist jabhat al nusra seeking to join the conflict in the disputed new corner back region where fighting has intensified between. and armenia with more his equals you don. so the russian foreign intelligence service has released a statement a memo and at 1st they just issue a general concern for the well being of the citizens of the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh and they also released a call to both sides to stop the fight he immediately saying that a full blown war in the region is well unacceptable but when it gets interesting is when they they talk about hundreds and perhaps even thousands of syrian fighters on the frontlines over nagorno-karabakh right now and they even gave the names of the group

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has an old this sunday's parliamentary vote following huge draw its former president of the central asian state is also being released from jail amid the chaos with the parliament building set on fire also as it comes out of the former growing of our sports bought new york city sees another wave of infections the authorities are rolling out. starting with the decision to shut down the city's schools and the battle rages and as if with the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh dozens of civilians killed and by its sides international humanitarian.

in the central asian states left hundreds injured. look at the plans for free money to the people central banks prepare the way for central bank currencies that in the cause a report next bring you the morning headlines in just over an hour's time again that. i am max keiser this is the kaiser report 1st of all a big thank you to our t.v. espanol one of our shows and our all our shows are dubbed into spanish has over a 1000000 views just from last week oh my gosh that's a credible now for everybody out there wants to follow max astacio on telegram we have our own telegraph group at. the forward slash orangeville thousands of people are in there from dozens of countries talking about how fabulous. everything is for us in this group up up up up oh boy stacey of course you know the good thing about many of our spanish speaking viewers oh in places like argentina and uruguay and brazil you know it's a little bit warm down there it's heading into their warm season i guess brazil's always warm but and day yeah but see i know that because it

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electoral commission known as the weekend's this muted parliamentary vote and chaos in the central asian state has left hundreds injured. in just a few moments time that back in an hour's time voted to bring you the latest global news update will see you again. hello and welcome to cross talk where all things are considered i'm peter lavelle it remains unclear who will be the occupant in the white house this january what can be easily predicted is the state of the economy where tens of millions of citizens it appears what is called the case shaped recovery is permanently dividing the country and the house and have nots and this is. seems to be acceptable for those who are the house. to discuss this and more i'm joined by my guest michael hudson in new york he is a professor of economics at the university of missouri kansas city and author of through give them their debts and in bangkok we're joined by steve keen he's a crowdfunding professor of economics on a tree on as well as a distinguished research fellow of the institute for strategy resilience and security of university college london ge

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establishment parties violence erupted overnight on the streets of beijing the capital of the central asian state and made accusations of mass vote buying campaigns at least one person died in the clashes with security forces as protesters stormed their way into government buildings. outside protesters scaled the offensive kick it stuns presidential office building . inside portraits of the president unceremoniously destroyed. large items are removed from rooms. someone here keen to leave their mark. in the chaos high profile politicians including a former president are free from custody. an opposition leader declares himself the new interior minister kyrgyzstan's president maintains he is still in control while all but it meeting he's lost control well that we can lose that and i call on everyone to keep the peace not to succumb to provocations and not to break the law peace in the country in the security of the people are more important than anything i call on all sides to put their country above any political ambitions and to a bay the law. by morning light the cleanup begins but anger is stil

establishment parties now violence erupted overnight in the streets of bishkek the capital of the central asian states amid accusations of mass vote buying campaigns at least one person died in clashes with security forces as protesters stormed their way into government buildings. outside protest is scale defensive kick it stuns presidential office building. inside portraits of the president on ceremoniously destroyed. large items are removed from rooms. someone here keen to leave them muck. in the chaos high profile politicians including a former president are freed from custody. an opposition leader declares himself the new interior minister kyrgyzstan's president maintains he is still in control while all but it meeting he's lost control. of that we can this that and i call on everyone to keep the peace not to succumb to provocations and not to break the law peace in the country and the security of the people are more important than anything i call on all sides to put their country above any political ambitions and to a bay the law. by morning light the cleanup begins but anger is still burning ove

mass protests had erupted in the capital, bishkek, and other cities in the central asian state. smoke bellowed from bishkek's central government building this morning after protesters stormed in. hundreds were injured in clashes with police. three scientists have won this year's nobel prize in physics for their work on black holes. briton roger penrose, german reinhard genzel and american andrea ghez were honored today. it is believed that black holes are tied to the creation of galaxies, and that they swallow light and even time. but, ghez says much about them remains a mystery. >> because they're so hard to understand, is what makes them so appealing. this idea that there are objects that represent the breakdown of our understanding of the physical world and where you get this mixing of space and time. >> woodruff: ghez is just the fourth woman to be awarded the nobel prize for physics. democrats on the u.s. house judiciary committee called today for curbing big tech companies. a 450-page report found amazon, google, facebook and apple have abused their market dominance by cha

and other central asian states so if armenia is that time directly then all these other mechanisms sort of keeping. russia russia i mean the big question is you know it's russia going to now really side with armenia and provide additional military support and i wouldn't exclude that entirely you know in prolonged let's just pause for a 2nd because i want to we talked about the russian side obviously i want to hear from the turkish president to one who has spoken as well it's a several of the same. longer that's you know a lot of you 3 members of minsk the united states russia and france are still putting this off with their stalling tactics just give them the occupied lands let them go to their lands let them do what they want in their own lands but there is an invasion here if there is democracy and human rights in this world and if you have been assigned to solve this problem as 3 members of the minsk group for 30 years what you need to do is not stall what you need to do is finish your negotiations and hand over the lands to their arena. so president just i mean it makes it sound ver

to be an assassination attempt on friday unrest has gripped the central asian nation since the election but for now there is calm a state of emergency will remain in place for 3 days charles stratford reports now from the capital bishkek where a curfew is in effect. incredible change in atmosphere incredible events of the last 24 hours to imagine that this square was so chaotic last this time yesterday yesterday afternoon we had clashes between rival protest groups there was the shooting of the car of the former president and seemingly no rule of law whatsoever to get spare me safe to say that we are beginning to see the rule of law returning this parliamentary session this evening the parliamentary speaker has announced that 'd there will be no discussion of the state of emergency in this session however a state of emergency is active for the next 3 days starting from 9 o'clock this evening and if parliament has not approved that state of emergency decree to extend it within 3 days then the decree becomes no and void so as i say it just does seem as if certainly lord old does seem to be returning the other very interes