as bring you some breaking news the 2020 nobel prize for literature has just been announced it's gone to the american poet louise gluck the nobel committee awarded it to her list a couple poetic voice. u.s. vice president mike pence and his democratic rival come along horace have squared off over the challenges facing the nation including the pandemic economy and global warming but it was much less raucous than last week's presidential debate between donald trump and joe biden brunell's reports senator harrison vice president pence thank you for being here the sharp exchanges over the trumpet ministrations handling of the coronavirus pandemic started the debate whatever the vice president is claiming the administration has done clearly it hasn't worked when you're looking at over 210000 dead bodies in our country american lives that have been lost families that are grieving that loss and you know the vice president is the head of the task force but when you see what the american people have done over these last 8 months hasn't worked. it's a great disservice the sacrifices the american people of maine so let's talk ab

the 2020 nobel prize for literature has been announced it's gone to the american poets louise gluck the nobel committee says she's been awarded for her on mistake about poetic voice those all your headlines inside story coming up next. they say they want to create an islamic state in northern mozambique. linked to i said up posing a growing threat in the area so how are such armed groups growing stronger and will of a country to prevent if we gentle security crisis this is inside story. welcome to the program. villages beheaded and homes torched in northern mozambique more than 2000 people were killed and 300000 displaced over the past 3 years following attacks by fighter linked to i sail and as the security of from the armed group has grown significantly in recent months the lives of many more are now at risk the fighters seized a key port in mozambique's comp with the province in august the area is new offshore gas projects worth tens of billions of dollars and towns and roads in the province have also recently been attacked the government has been struggling to contain the fighters a

and the acclaimed us poet louise gluck wins the nobel prize for literature.onald trump's doctor says the president has completed his treatment for covid—19 and can return to public engagements this week. dr conley released a statement saying that the president has remained stable since returning to the white house and responded extremely well to treatment. our washington correspondent nomia iqbal has been reading the memo. well, it's interesting what the memo doesn't tell us, to be honest, lewis. while dr conley says that donald trump is on the road to recovery and he should be able to resume his public duties by saturday, it doesn't really answer any questions on when mr trump was diagnosed with coronavirus or when he starts to get those positive — those first symptoms. we don't know — nothing about his first symptoms or his first positive test. we don't even really know if he's tested negative, and those of the questions that people want to know. i'm not a medical expert but there will be some scepticism over how the president is able to resume public dutie

louise gluck, read by the poet herself. a writer exploring familiar themes like love, ageing, death and humanity. her work had already won plenty of awards, but now it would win the biggest of them of all. the nobelunmistakable poetic voice that with austere beauty makes individual existence universal. louise gluck has published more than a dozen works of poetry and essays, her voice described as unmistakable, uncompromising and candid, always striving for clarity. this is a great resource when treats great topics with radical change, when a leap forward is made out of deep loss. gluck herself, presented with a national humanities medal by barack obama in 2016, has said she was surprised by the award. she has already been the us poet laureate. now she gets to be a nobel laureate too. if you did not like the movie jaws, you might not like this. this is in australia and it is close call of a shark attack. take a look at this, this is the former pro surfer matt wilkinson, 100 kilometres south of the gold coast. that dark shadow getting closer is a shark. fortunately, the shark was not keen on matt. the drone footage was filmed by surf lifesavers and warned the so far. you can get me on twitter. this

more fighting and more deaths in the disputed region of nagorno—karabakh, but peace talks are imminent. and one of america's leading poets louise gluck wins the nobel

and the acclaimed us poet louise gluck wins the nobel prize for literature.

one of the biggest owners in world literature has gone to an american poet louise gluck is the 16th woman to win the nobel prize for literature since it was launched more than a century ago under cement reports. literary tipsters failed to put louise glueck in the frame for this coveted 1000000 dollar prize it came as a surprise that a bell prize in literature for 2020 is awarded to the american poet reis click for her unmistakable politik voice that with austere purity makes individual existence universal i see here with her then u.s. president barack obama awarding her the national humanises medal of 2015 has always shown and publicity she was the american poet laureate in 2003 and $4.00 although thought to be reluctant about it now clucas the 1st american woman to win the nobel prize for literature in 27 years it's fantastic that women's poetry has been recognized in this way i'm really really excited about the award for that reason she does talk about female experience but she also talks about you know why did concerns that affect us all life death love trail and jealousy can travel see her damage the

the american poet louise gluck is the winner of this year's nobel prize in literature. . let's have a listen to her reading a poem from her collection ‘faithful and virtuous night‘ it came to me one night as i was falling asleep that i had finished with those amorous adventures to which i had long been a slave. finished with one of, my heart... to which i responded that many discoveries awaited as helping at the same time i would not be asked to name them, for i could not name them. but the belief that they existed, surely this for something. just before we wrap up up this hour, a reminder of our weed to start coming from the state of michigan in the us, an extraordinary story where six people have been arrested suspected of wanting to kidnap the state governor, a democrat and to further use that kidnapping to overthrow the state government as well. quite an extra ordinary story, we spoke to an expert in domestic extremism earlier who perhaps wasn‘t as surprised as perhaps some of us watching this story play out. we will keep you up—to—date on that. thanks for watching.

paul an al-jazeera hong kong one of the biggest owners in world literature has been awarded to an american poets louise gluck has become the 16th woman to win the nobel prize for literature since it was launched more than a century ago is a professor of english at yale university and her work focuses on childhood family life and the bond between siblings. which is there and these are the top stories a kidnapped somalian politician and a french aide landed in mali's capital bamako after being released as part of a major prisoner exchange the deal was announced by the country's new transitional government on tuesday the u.s. has impose more sanctions on iran's banking sector it's the latest move to curb what washington describes as to iran's nuclear ambitions and terror activities the measures blacklist almost all of iran's financial sector roselyn jordan has more from washington d.c. this is hurting the iranian people certainly we have seen that criticism coming not just from nations but also from a wide range of humanitarian organizations around the world now the treasury department went in announced this latest round of sanctions against these 18 ir

paul an al-jazeera hong kong one of the biggest owners in world literature has been awarded to an american poets louise gluck has become the 16th woman to win the nobel prize for literature since it was launched more than a century ago got is a professor of english at yale university and her work focuses on childhood family life and the bond between siblings. which is there and these are the top stories a kidnapped somalian politician and a french aid worker have landed in mali's capital bamako after being released as part of a major prisoner exchange the deal was announced by the country's new transitional government on tuesday the u.s. says impose more sanctions on iran's banking sector.

just want to follow up on a developing story this hour the winner of this year's nobel prize in literature is canadian born writer and poet louise gluck she wins for her unmistakable poetic voice according to the swedish nobel academy it was a live pictures you're looking at there as they and announce that she has received this award that will tell us more about her and we'll work in just a few moments a couple of volumes to stay tuned for that but in the meantime we want to tell you that the coronavirus and the economy has dominated the 1st and only vice presidential debate ahead of the u.s. elections republican vice president mike pence and his democratic challenger senator carl a harris clashed from behind plexiglass over the trumpet ministrations response to the pentameter other hot button issues where the president's choice for the open seat on the supreme court abortion and the ongoing unrest in america's cities. after the recent chaotic presidential debate this seemed civil and much more orderly the 2 candidates seated at a safe distance divided by plexiglass barriers in the 1st and only vice presidential debate both harris and

you go paul in hong kong one of the biggest owners in world literature has been awarded to an american poets louise gluck has become only the 16th woman to win the nobel prize for literature since it was launched more than a century ago cook is a professor of english at yale university her work focuses on childhood family life and the bond between siblings. that i had finished with. us as to which. my heart. to which i responded that. discoveries the way. i like burma is a professor of world literature in english oaks university she believes the nobel prize committee is sending a strong message with this choice to work has been very significant as an articulation of the female voice for a number of decades she's one of the big prizes an american. voice is important and resonance of the female experience i think that the nobel committee is really trying to tell us something about. you know you're choosing her in this year they've already chosen several other women nobels this year. and i think the choice of blue just adds a really deep a mistake resonance to to the choice this year. this is all just there and these are the top stories a kid not somalia

between april and august of this year one of the biggest honors in world literature has gone to an american poet louise gluck she's the 16th women to win the nobel prize for literature since it was no want more than a century ago under simmonds reports. literary tipsters failed to put louise glueck in the frame for this coveted 1000000 dollar prize it came as a surprise that a bell prize in literature for 2020 is awarded to the american poet clarice click for her unmistakable poor it's a course that with austere purity makes individual existence universal i seem here with her then u.s. president barack obama awarding her the national humanises medal of 2015 has always shown and publicity she was the american poet laureate in 2003 and $4.00 although thought to be reluctant about it now clucas the 1st american woman to win the nobel prize for literature in 27 years it's fantastic that women's poetry has been recognized in this way i'm really really excited about the award for that reason she does talk about female experience but she also talks about you know why did concerns that affect us all life death love trail and jealousy can travel see her

the nobel prize in literature was awarded today to yale university professor louise gluck. she's the first female poeet to win the prize since 1996, and the first american since bob dylan four years ago. gluck is considered one of the best contemporary poets. best contemporary poets. much of her work focuses on .hildhood and family life. a very c a very close call off the coast of australia. a great white shark circled within inches of pro surfer matt wilkinson before darting away. wilkinson before darting away the chilling encounter was caught on video by a drone that's part a shark warning system. wilkinson said the shark would have bitten him but said, "my stinking little toe must have made him change his mind." he got lucky. up next, the folks who made making online learning easier with a little bit of wood and a lot of kindness. guard dryer sheets. ime try bounce e the world's first mega sheet with 3x more wrinkle relaxers. the wrinkle guard shirt has less wrinkles and static, and more softness and freshnes*á bounce out wrinkles with bounce wrinkle guard dryer sheets! w

that is louise gluck a professor of english at yale university the 16th woman to win the nobel prize for literature since the accolade was launched more than a century ago her work focuses on childhood family life and the bond between siblings. they are in these are the headlines the world health organization's reported a record daily rise in global coronavirus cases with more than 338000 cases in 24 hours and 5 and a half 1000 deaths this says warnings are standard about rise in cases across europe france reported 18000 new cases in the past 24 hours or u.k. infections surged to 17 and a half 1000 in germany countries still seen as exemplary for controlling the spread of coronaviruses in a shop jump in case. these pictures just in from minneapolis saw a protest over the killing of george ford and more to the point the lease on bail of dirt show and the officer who is charged with his murder pictures just moving out now but we did see a protest. there we go ground level pictures against. that police officer. the u.s. is tighten sanctions on iran's financial sector measures against 18

the s&p 500 added 2. and, american poet louise gluck has won this year's nobel prize r literature. she first came to prominence in 1968, and hasince won a string of honors.h the swedademy today called her "one of the most prominent poets in american contemporary literature," and compared herrk ith that of emily dickinson. ill to come on the newshour: the president announces a major withdrawal of u.s. troops from afghanistan despite a tenuous peace deal. fighting between armenia and azerijan threatens to draw regional powers into conflict. and much more. >> woodruff: todayhe taliban welcomed an announcement by president trump, that all u.s.ho troopsd leave afghanistan by the end of the year.th bue are questions today about how that announcement was received by the u.s. mitary, and by u.s. and afghan negotiators who are in peace talks right now. and nick schifrin ins me now. so, nick, what exactly did the president and his national secuty advisor have to say about this? >> reporter: three times judy, in the last 24 hours, the white house indicated i wantede to accelere withdrawal from

the american poet louise gluck has been awarded this year's nobel prize in literature. rt correspondent, tom burridge, was following the action from heathrow. we're still recovering from it, the adrenaline's still pumping. but really sad, the 747s are noticeably absent from ba's fleet at heathrow this morning. they rolled down the tarmac within the last hour. we can show you those incredible images. atrocious conditions, it has to be said, but we had it covered from every angle and it was a real moment. a lot of staff came out to cheer and wave as the planes flew off because these 747s, the original jumbo jets, they really were a massive part of the fleet for british airways for decades, the original plane in 1969 really shook things up in the world of aviation. and this morning really was the end of an era. a queen of the skies. the uniforms and the food changed... the cabin has been fine—tuned for passenger comfort. but the 747 was a glamour—glider for decades. it's big, but by no means slow. full, it could weigh 400 tonnes. the original was made in 1969. man, how they