boxer: well, of course, have to say this. am not getting out in front of vice president biden, who i hope will be president biden. we have a long way to go, but i do think what he will do is to send his people, have adult conversation, try to figure out how we can get a win-win for everyone. right now, as i said, as a result of this trade war, the trump trade war, taxpayers are having to subsidize all the people who have lost so many customers to other countries, farmers. they don't like it. and they are staying alive because donald trump has written checks. i think you will see from joe biden just a more sensible policy, and, you know, foreign policy has a lot of nuances. i learned that and all the years that i served. and there are ways to make sure you can talk to people in such a way and work with people in such a way that what comes out is a win-win for all. and that is whatj oe's going to try to do. but make no mistake, he is going to stand up for democracy. that is on the ballot right now. senator, the australian econo

yeah, i think i'm deftly getting closer to where female boxers to be was like the fa ct female boxers like the fact that there are three and could bull fight that a genuinelyjoint interest... there has been talk over the summer about paying an women's boxing and i know for example we saw an amazing fight a few weeks ago, one of the bus i have seen for some and hannah talking about female boxers are cheaper. and maybe being undervalued financially. do you think women should be given the opportunity to fight big sages? i'm not getting paid as much as the mentor getting paid but i think that ta kes mentor getting paid but i think that takes time as well. it takes time to raise your profile and women's boxing is very new to the public and i think boxing is very new to the public and ithink in boxing is very new to the public and i think in professional boxing a nyway i think in professional boxing anyway and right now i would say that i am very happy with the... may be less in comparison to what the mentor making but i feel like i'm in a very good position.” mentor making but i feel like

barbara boxer. i didn't think you would be that short.does that have to do with anything? she said, i could never vote for you. why? because you have four children and you're abandoning them. she read i had four children. i said, lady, when you give birth, you don't forget it, trust me. >> so true, so true. hillary clinton, you'll recall, made that now famous statement when she conceded the race in 2008 to barack obama. let me remind everyone. >> although we weren't able to shatter that highest, hardest glass ceiling this time, thanks to you, it's got about 18 million cracks in it. >> 18 million cracks in that ceiling back then. 59 million in 2016. but when do you think that highest ceiling will finally be broken? >> well, when we get to 50% of senators, that's a start. you know, when i -- when i got in there, they called it the year of the woman. that was 1993 when i got sworn in. do you know how many women there were? six out of 100 and they said, oh, we've done it, year of the woman. honestly, its been a slug. and now we're still only

so people, he is a showboat boxer so people will be on the edge of their seats to see if he still hasfonda has been an activist for almost as long as she has been an actress. she's in her eighties now and is still taking part in mass protests. as part of this year's100 women season, she spoke to nuala mcgovern about how she was inspired by her fellow protesters. every friday, two thirds of the people there were women. most of them were older women. and i think this is very important. because we are facing a collective crisis with the climate crisis and it requires collective solutions. women are much less vulnerable to the disease of individualism. we understand interdependence, we tend to like being in community. look at book clu bs being in community. look at book clubs and quilting bees and sewing bees, all the way back to the times of hunter gatherers. women find their strength together and that's why i think women are leading the climate movement, against the climate movement, against the climate crisis and ijust want climate movement, against the climate crisis and i just want t

>>while you're in oakland, tell me a little bit about that town and how it helped groom you as a boxer because we know oakland blue collar people really have to fight for what they want. a lot of good boxers come out of that area obviously how did that city have an impact on your upbringing. >>i always say that she something do something and in our water, you know we breed champions to the home a year you know we need breach and beans went you know where came from blessed to tended to be more and now thanks a lot we'll be rooting for you back here in the bay area hopefully. >>i can chat with you after the flight when you have another belt on your shoulder, best of luck on saturday and like i said we'll refer you back here west coast. >>thank you. great stuff, right there already go back to the nfl tua tagovailoa making his first nfl start for the dolphins, his first game action in almost a year there's that first touchdown and it must feel good ousted davante parker. >>2 of numbers weren't very good 12 of 2293 yards that td but he looks like the starter going forward jared goff. did no

senator boxer, good to see you this afternoon.at the biden/harris ticket flipped georgia blue, a voter talking to kyung lah said satisfi she was concerned of people turning out. how do you keep the momentum going? >> i think as a democrat myself everything is on the line in terms of whether life is going to be better for our people. i'm stunned to see the lines, the cars lined up, middle class people who never asked for a thing hungry. people sick. people afraid. now we see this virus raging in our country more than any other country. so we need change. and georgia brought about that change. they really helped and this is the first time since 1992 georgia went blue. so i think democrats have a lot at stake but i want to say this. as tip o'neill taught me in the house, he said all politics is local so it's really on our candidates to speak to the situation for the people of georgiain georgia, not the people anywhere else or a foreign policy issue. of course you will know all that but you need to speak to the people. it is not about

the olympic boxer nicola adams has to pull out of strictly after her partner, katya jones, tests positive. and coming up on bbc news, can scotland and northern ireland secure victories which will see them join wales and england at next summer's euros? not for six decades have all four home nations featured at a major tournament. good evening and welcome to the bbc news at six. we know how tackling the coronavirus pandemic has been an all—out effort for the nhs and its staff. new figures published today show another side of the impact of the pandemic — the number of people facing longer waits for non—covid hospital treatments and operations in england is the highest for 12 years. patients are meant to be seen within 18 weeks of a referral by their gp. but by the end of september, nearly 140,000 people had waited more than a year for non—urgent operations like hip and knee replacements. compare that to a waiting list ofjust over 1,500 — that's what it was in february before the pandemic hit britain. and it could get worse, as some hospitals around the country have started to cut back non—ur

the boxer on the planet, but on up is close to years ago, although no official winner will be declared and the exhibition fight, the 2 boxing greats have both found not to go easy on each other. you're watching news, i'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour up to see that after me there. i'm david and this is a climate change sex. happiness increase book. this book for you to get smarter for free. you know, where you go to the fight against the coronavirus pandemic is the rate of infection been developing measures are being taken. what is the latest research? so information and context. the coronavirus of data, the co, the special monday to friday on w. that is what i call inclusion of being probably the only person in the race with this impairment is no problem. as for me it's all that i can take part with people with no impairments. and that's how i pick the event by chance. it's my thinking years i've been able to somehow go beyond my physical boundaries and i know as a joke, someone said i should take part in the tough mudder. coronavirus came and i was the mud maste

you see the train by himself, an exception in paris, fashion scene, the son of a professional boxer and a model. he grew up in cameroon, and was interested in his mother's exclusive dresses from an early age that my mom was a pretty car kaddish. she was very beautiful and liked to wear nice dresses as a child. and i was allowed to close the zipper that was it all made an impression on me. and i started to sketch from an early age. i wasn't hard. it just sort of developed. i drew figures in the sand with a stick, then i designed clothes for them. that's how it all began. when he became a don't surf and performed in a traditional group with his siblings. he started modeling 1st in cameroon, and later for well known brands in france, benchley, he founded his own fashion label his 1st couture show in january 2020, caused the international fashion scene was delighted by his mix of traditional craftsmanship and modern design. black designers are still an exception of the big shows, even if there has been some progress. fashion houses like louis, for example, designed its virtual supermodel. n

unschooled as the boxer, mccains style was the charge to the center of the ring and throw punches until somebody went down and really was an apt description. >> john mccain let his emotions and character show more and more clearly and just about any other politician. you discuss that in the relationship through his upbringing and his founding and as barbara said, his family had deep roots in plantation life in mississippi. john mccain never considered himself and never acted as a southerner as you point out in the book . and so he was brought up in the military context. , as a military brat. so talk little bit about his parents. and his family influence on hi >> wasn't just his father reedit but it was his grandfather, they were i think the first, some four-star admiral. his grandfather's brother was a west point graduate and i think he got his brigadier general in the army. there were mccains and mccain relatives in the service and every professional soldier and sailor and every journalist going all the way back to the revolution but he was imbued with the traditions of the military an

the exhibit on a saturday night between the over 50 boxers was ruled a draw. tyson was the aggressor during the ballad and was in control the entire way by jones did a great job staying away from tyson's punch-out power of 54 year old tyson said he'd like to fight again after going 8 rounds with jones to pakistan. now where an elephant has finally been freed, after spending around a decade alone in a zoo called cover, he spent most of his 35 years in chains and is set to have been showing signs of severe depression. but that all changed on sunday, have a look dubbed the world's loneliest and the front. for many years, kevon was forced to entertain the crowds at his soon in the slum about his story could melt, the hardest of hearts. living on a barren patch of learned his handlers would prod and poke avan with rusty hooks to force him to perform. the pull, elephants lost his female partner. in 2012, she died of blood poisoning after her skin became infected, and gunn, going to have on has been grief stricken and single have a sense of his plight reached an inte

and royjones, he knows how to entertain people, he is a showboat kind of boxer.o, you know, people are going to be on the edge of their seats seeing if he still has it. it will just time to update the football at goodison park. it's still 0—0 between everton and leeds after 55 minutes. earlier, riyad mahrez scored a hat trick as manchester city beat burnley 5—0, while liverpool drew 1—1 with brighton. that's all from sportsday. now on bbc news, it's time for the film review. goodbye. hello and welcome to the film review with me, mark kermode, rounding up the best movies available for viewing in cinemas and in the home. one of the most intriguing films at last month's bfi london film festival was possessor. the second feature from canadian writer—director brandon cronenberg. dramatic ambient electronic music plays. set in an alternate 2008, this enjoyably squishy sci—fi thriller features andrea riseborough as tasya vos, an assassin working for a sinister industrial espionage company who transplant the consciousness of their agents into unwitting hosts to carry out

he was a once regarded as the most talented boxer on the planet, but an up close to years ago. although no official winner will be declared in the exhibition fight, the 2 boxing greats have both vowed not to go easy on each other. you're watching t w news. i'll have more headlines for you at the top of the hour, up to see that after you there. i'm david and this is climate change brags it's sex. happiness increase book. this is the book for you to get smarter for free. you know, where you go for you to the fight against the coronavirus pandemic is the rate of infection in developing.

he was once regarded as the most talented boxer on the planet, but hung up his gloves 2 years ago. tyson is the favorite to win this bout between 2 boxing greats. you're watching the news live from berlin up next. it's a d.-w. reporter overcoming covert 19, and it's far from healthy. i'll be back with more news at the top of the hour on my cloak here in berlin for me, and the entire news team. thank you so much for watching. we'll be back as always at the top of the hour. stay with the doctor. i'm not laughing at sometimes i am, but i said nothing with the town. but i don't think deep into the german culture. you don't seem to think there's groundhog day out. it's all about who had enough time. right. so join me for me to have fun to the fullest beethoven is for me is for a cold one is for ham.

sunday, but where are able to agree on a new president outside protesters kept watch as their country boxer by covert, 1000, and facing economic collapse. went to bed without some leader as agreed to extend a deadline for a miniature withdrawal from a disputed district by 10 days. it follows a peace deal that ended 6 weeks of fierce fighting over the nygaard, a car of the region. residents of the kaaba jar distrait began a mass exodus ahead of the initial withdrawal deadline. on sunday, arabian separatists have controlled the district since the 1990 s. when armenia and azerbaijan also a border war. after the breakup of the soviet union, ocker said it was postponing the deadline for humanitarian reasons, but it did now says the burning of homes bar means leaving. the area extension comes after an appeal from armenia and mediation from russian president vladimir putin brokered the peace agreement and has put russian troops on the ground. as peacekeepers, it's a russian flag now flying at the ancient, i mean ian died event monastery in the disputed district. russian peacekeeping forces a setti

the first female boxer to appear on sports illustrated.e is the report. >> this is the fight that made kristi martin a world-wide sensation. 1996 event headlined by mike tyson. her nose bloodied and she stole the show. >> the most profitable bloody nose in history. >> then made the cover of sports illustrated. she won 49 fights with her sights set on 50. behind the scenes. her husband, also her boxing coach was abusive and controlling. >> i keep thinking the people who are watching this say how does a woman so powerful, how is she not able to stand up for her self at home? >> i know people think that. i didn't have the same mental strength to overtake him. >> when she tried to end the marriage, he went on the attack beating and stabbing her. >> alababam, just like that, th switch flipped and i told him, you cannot kill me. >> he stands over her and shoots her in the chest. >> the bullet missed her heart by three inches. he would stand trial for attempted murder. defense attorney says it was kristi attacked him. >> the way jim described it

the exhibition on saturday night between the over 50 boxers was ruled a draw. tyson was the aggressor during about and was in control the entire way. but jones did a great job staying away from tyson's punch-out power. the 54 year old tyson said he'd like to find again after going 8 rounds with jones you're watching the news up next stock film looks at how farms will have to change in the future to meet the growing global demand for food. don't forget, you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site. that's dot com, of course. and i'm michael okuda for me in the entire news team here. thanks for tuning in to what's the secret behind this classic? is it the sound as soon as you hear beethoven lose your mind or the story behind the music.

and roy jones, he knows how to entertain people, he is a showboat kind a boxer, so people are going toit. that's all from sportsday. good night. hello there. most places are going to remain cloudy overnight. the cloud lowering to bring some misty weather and some fog over the hills. a lot of that rain that we are seeing in england will move away. we will see some patchy cloud moving into scotland, but a frost is developing here with clear skies for longer, it could be down to —5 by the morning in the north—east. with the morning in the north—east. with the cloud elsewhere, it is milder with temptress of 5—7. quite a great start to sunday and many places will cloudy. the cloud tending to lift a little it may brighten up in west wales, northumberland, looks cloudy in england. more clout for western scotla nd in england. more clout for western scotland but some sunny spells for the eastern side of the country. tempter 7—11, more likely to make double figures in the west. probably a bit coolerfor double figures in the west. probably a bit cooler for the eastern side of the uk. quick look a

senator boxer, i saw posted today talking about the creativity.aid, try to do your job in a way where if you lose it, people are not dancing in the streets all over the world. >> yes. when i saw that explosion, that spontaneous explosion of joy. no one really organized it. people just came out. i'm old enough -- i wasn't old enough to see the celebration after world war ii. i was born right during world war ii. and those famous photographs those iconic photographs people just streaming out. of course the historians are basically telling us this is what happens when dictators get over thrown. people just come out and celebrate. and it's stunning. when i heard that, i stopped in my tracks. i have been through five presidents. i have served with five presidents. i have seen transitions. i have never seen any president act like this. i have to tell you, even after barack obama got elected and my heart swelled. i thought the world was better. i thought it was done. nobody went into the street -- they went into the street after this trump. and it says s

and royjones, he knows how to entertain people, he is a showboat kind of boxer.ate the football at goodison park. it's still 0—0 between everton and leeds after 55 minutes. earlier, riyad mahrez scored a hat trick as manchester city beat burnley 5—0, while liverpool drew 1—1 with brighton. that's all from sportsday.

mail is a number of papers to carry pictures of the strictly pair on its front page can only pick boxerjones who have been forced to exit the programme early. it's after the dancer tested positive for covid. let's begin. as always, lovely to have you both with us, james always, lovely to have you both with us,james and always, lovely to have you both with us, james and rachel. going to start with the daily telegraph. i've got to admit that this is a story that we we re to admit that this is a story that we were actually breaking this time last night and we had tom newton and sonya on, and it was lee cain who was resigning. last night, we were talking about this position of whether dominic cummings would go, and it was a bit 50—50 at that time, this time last night than during the day, i heard commentator say of dominic cummings hasn't gone by already during the day, then he's not going to go, butjames, the papers are still going for this, and this is very much dominating a lot of the front pages. yes, we are getting a feeling that that the and is night, but one thing we've got to rememb

we hearfrom the boxer as he prepares for his world title fight against terence crawford in las vegas. i have never seen me i have never seen me fully focused and fully prepared like this before. hello, good evening — it may be november, but we're starting at augusta where the masters is taking place 19 months since it was last played. it's been a busy day — with many of the field having to complete their first rounds before heading out for the second round — after a long delay for rain yesterday. ben croucher has been following all the action for us today — and conditions much better, ben — a full day's play? you have company this evening. your member the storms to weight play at a brown three hours. there were so happy with the weather that the put up happy with the weather that the put up this lovely picture of this bright orange thing in the sky. what alastair bruce paul wouldn't give to be there. sun shining but not so much on rory mcilroy. a difficult first round — his worst at the masters. it's a familiar tale for rory mcilroy, that was a wild drive off of the par by 13 tea into

still ahead on al-jazeera after a year out of the brain that the world's best boxer reveals his next step on the stage. it's funny, thank you very much. we'll start with cricket and the news that england will visit pakistan for the 1st time in 16 years to play to t 20 internationals. the games will be in october 2021 and serve as the build up to the t 20 world cup years without hosting international cricket after the 2009 terrorist attack on sri lanka's team bus in lol, which killed 8 people. but sri lanka, bangladesh and zimbabwe have all same teams they, in the last year. what we're doing is smashing perceptions and actually building the real reality of what pakistan is really about. and it's about passion from the fans. it's about hospitality and it's about cricket. and this is what this country thrives on. this is what it lives on. and this is what we give back to the world. and it's great that these players have been able to experience that england, all rounder monali who's been playing in the pakistan super league says this is a significant decision. i think it was probably goi

the exhibit saturday night between the over 50 boxers was ruled a draw. tyson was the aggressor during the bout and was in control the entire way. but jones did a great job staying away from tyson's punch-out power. the 54 year old tyson said he'd like to fight again after going 8 rounds with joe you're up to date now on day w. news. stay tuned for a world story with an in-depth look at the global increase in violence against women and girls. and don't forget, you can also get all the latest news and information on our website. just go to www dot com. i'm mary in evanston. i'll be back at the top of the hour it with another update for you from me and the entire news teams. that play place, give us your country. people will make you rich people. oil will provide you with jobs. the oil will take good care of you and i suggest that they come to the oil center took hold on the west coast of going into 1007. investors made big promises, but years later, reality books are just littered inches of drinking water shortage claims lead to gone astray before coal. oi

he was once regarded as the most talented boxer on the planet, but hung up his gloves. 2 years ago. tyson is the favorite to win this battle between 2 boxing greats. you're watching the news live from berlin up next to world stories goes to new, going to see how he's returning to the region after the war. i'll be back with more news at the top of the hour here in berlin. thanks so much for watching. what's the secret behind this classic visit to south? as soon as you hear beethoven lose your mind or the story behind the music was for the ages. richest odd. beethoven's 9th for the world starts to simmer down on g.w. . this week on world stories. her violence against women is going on punished, and the nuremberg trials remembered but 1st to azerbaijan. for weeks fighting over the region caused massive casualties and people were fleeing the conflict. now, following a controversial peace deal, some are starting to return to their homes. it's a choice full moment. only united after hundreds of refugees are returning to their every day. russian peacekeepers watch over the process. just li

eventually he was introduced to legendary trainer and boxing manager gus demottau who molded tyson into a boxerhistory becoming the youngest heavyweight champion of all time at age 20. >> a big win for mike tyson! >> reporter: from there he became a worldwide phenomenon. >> i remember once covering, years ago, a mudslide in honduras, thousands dead. we see this one man. he's running like he's going into his house to rescue perhaps his wife, a child, a pet. you know who he's running in the house to rescue? >> what's that? >> a picture this big of muhammad ali. a picture about this big of you. >> are you serious? >> yes. >> wow. you know -- i don't know how to answer those questions. when people put me in that -- i don't know, pedestal, you'll say. it's just really -- i don't know, i don't look at myself in the light people look at me. >> reporter: people have always looked at him many times not positively. there was this tumultuous marriage to actress robin givens in 1988 that spiraled him to that infamous interview with barbara walters, where givens accused him of domestic violence on national

you see the train by himself an exception in paris, fashion scene, the son of a professional boxer and a model. he grew up in cameroon, and was interested in his mother's exclusive dresses from an early age that my mom was pretty kokesh. she was very beautiful and liked to wear nice dresses as a child and i was allowed to close the door, made an impression on me, and i started to sketch from an early age. i wasn't hard. it just sort of developed . i drew figures in the sand with a stick, then i designed clothes for them. that's how it all began. he became a dog, performed in a traditional group with his siblings. he started modeling 1st in cameroon, and later for well known brands in france, adventure, he founded his own fashion label his 1st couture show in january 2020, caused the international fashion scene was delighted by his mix of traditional craftsmanship and martin design. black designers are still an exception at the big shows, even if there has been some progress. fashion houses like louis, for example, whose head designer is virtual ablow supermodel. naomi campbell says it'

no one has claimed responsibility as yet for the killing and medics to covert 990 boxers to social media sharing a number of hard hitting videos. i hope that the last moments of your life to look like this. broadcasting live from moscow every hour of the day. this is r.t. international. good to have your company. my names in our top story is in part today where protesters are continuing to vent their anger over a new security bill that could restrict the filming of polish. you're looking at the live pictures right now. there are some in the crowd, a lot of smoke being thrown. a lot of polling in full riot gear at the rally there seemingly turning violent of sorts with the police using tear gas to disperse the well, let's bring you back to live imagery from the french capital, where parra authorities have been restricting their rally to a single location, the unions and demonstrators who to march through the city. so you're just seeing maybe a little bit of tear gas just floating through the air. we saw more of that earlier, but a lot of people are just after 6 o'clock as darkness. the se

r example, in 2005, democrat congressman stephanie tubs -- tubbs and democrat senator barbara boxer, jointly objected to acceptance of ohio's electoral college votes for republican president george bush after ohio election officials certified that george bush won hio by almost 120,000 votes. similarly, in 2017, numerous democrat congressmen objected to all of the electoral college votes for republican presidential candidate donald j. trump from the states of alabama, florida, georgia, michigan, texas, north carolina, south carolina, west virginia, wisconsin, and wyoming. these objections failed for lack of a senate co-sponsor. in sum, the united states constitution and federal law andates that on january 6, 2021, congress must decide whether to accept or reject state submissions of electoral college votes for president. if a congressman and senator jointly object, then the full house and full senate must each vote on whether accept or reject a state's electoral college vote submission. that vote by congress is final, determinative, and nonreviewable. if a state's electoral college vo

pakistan, there's also a story of a young woman from slums of good archie who aspires to become a boxer who also has feelings for a young man which is completely unacceptable to her guns a bit defied, but she's done in the course of events. and there are different stories such as if a gay man who's apparently in a happy marriage, but god be who he is because it's not acceptable in pakistan. so it is these kind of da picks, for instance, there's also thought it a woman who murders her husband because he tries to rape his own daughter. so these are difficult topics, complicated issues and suburb called them exaggerated. and do you think the existence, pakistan banished javid? thank you so much for speaking with us through it. thank you for a lot of us here in germany and elsewhere, life has been pretty different in 2020 and covert numbers continue to either rise or stay pretty high around the world, which means a tough winter ahead for many except for a few standout countries. earlier this week, we looked at democratic taiwan. this time we look at authoritarian china. it's where the coron

the exhibit on saturday night between the over 50 boxers was ruled a draw. tyson was the aggressor during the bounty and was in control the entire way . but jones did a great job staying away from tyson's punch-out power. the 54 year old tyson said he'd like to fight again after going 8 rounds with jones to pakistan now, where an elephant has finally been freed. after spending around a decade alone in a zoo called cava, he spent most of his 35 years in chains and is said to have been showing signs of severe depression. but that all changed on sunday. dubbed the world's loneliest at the front for many years, kevon was forced to entertain the crowds of his 2 in islamabad. his story could melt, the hardest of hearts. living on a barren patch of learned his handlers would prod and poke of on with rusty hooks to force him to perform. the pull at a fence lost his female partner. in 2012, she died of blood poisoning after her skin became infected and then going to have on has been grief stricken and single have a sense of his plight reached an international animal

that is how when the scientists all still had in sport after a year out of the ring, the world's best boxer reveals his next opponent was. why the the all the book about tough sport history. thank you very much. brazil have made their best start to a well cup qualifying campaign in 51 years. they've now got 4 wins from 4 games off to victory over europe while on cheese day. brazil were without neymar because of injury and you are quite well missing, luis, suarez. he tested positive for corona virus, but preserve had midfielder up top, who put them in front with his 1st goal for his country in 21 matches. charlotte's, and then added the 2nd on the stroke of half time as the 5 time world champion spent. and say top of the south american group standings. argentina remain 2nd after to know when i've a peruvian el messi made his 142nd appearance for his country, but he couldn't get a goal because the stands are less and out of martinez secured the victory instead . the teams were playing, improve with tight security. after days of political unrest, and ecuador equaled their biggest ever victory

he was once regarded as the most talented boxer on the planet, but hung up his gloves 2 years ago. tyson is the favorite to win this out between 2 boxing greats. so and you are of course, watching g.w. news live from berlin up next our tech show shift looks at why speech recognition doesn't recognize every points of speech today at the top of the hour. for more news from michael, local and express. or thanks for watching house and drama, competition, rivalry, marketing numbers, atmosphere color, by at time. intuition, love, hate money, fans, prime time stamps, and fans all book on you tube. joining us the fight against the corona virus pandemic has the rate of infection been developing. measures are being taken. what does the latest research say? information and context? the coronavirus and the code of special monday to friday on t.w. . well speech be the new intersection between humans and technology. even twitter is setting its hopes on audio messaging. now, even twitter is setting its hopes on audio messaging. now, how well this recognition work and what else does our voice reve

sunday, but where on able to agree on a new president outside protesters kept watch as their country boxer by corporate 19 and facing economic collapse. went to bed without some leader. in recent years, there has been a noticeable increase in the number of drones flying near airports and calls travel chaos if runways have to be closed. for example, there's the danger of drones colliding with approaching aircraft full of passengers . german researchers looking into ways to stop this, say experiments using radar technology are showing some success. drones flying over frankfurt airport. but they didn't signify danger. unlike key center teams from germany's air traffic control are doing a primary system check to find out how drones can be located. you miss your one and a shipment or we fly missions with different drone types. some are very, very small. they range from 250 grams to 2.5 kilos and have different flight characteristics and speeds. it's easy to see with the system recognizes. drones sighted at airports often bring operations to a standstill. for example, 2 years ago here at london'

the exhibition on saturday night between the over 50 boxers was ruled a draw, tyson was the aggressor during a batting, was in control the entire way. but jones did a great job staying away from tyson's punch power. the 54 year old tyson said he'd like to fight again after going 8 rounds. with joe. after a long wait, germany's national women's football team is finally back in action, where there's qualification for the 2022. euros already confirmed. the pressure was off against recent opponent, greece. nevertheless, some new faces on the team were eager to make an impression honors success stories and finally football again, albeit without spectators. but the german women's national team has had another recipe for success. at the atmosphere is great. we have really top goals among us, and great to see, they really do everything to make us feel good, and that is important. communications also finds martina. does that just great? she has good contact with the play is, and that is extremely important. during the pandemic, germany's women have been sensational. 7 victories in 7 matches wi

the exhibition on saturday night between the over 50 boxers was ruled a draw. tyson was the aggressor during the bout and was in control the entire way. but jones did a great job staying away from tyson's punch-out power. the 54 year old tyson said he'd like to fight again after going 8 rounds. with joe, it's a massive fireball lit up the skies of western japan. in the early hours of sunday morning, cameras in several regions caught a glimpse of a meteor descending towards the earth, and then exploding in a brilliant flash of light. a witness in the city of mussar yama said, it was so bright, it could even be seen through close curtains. you're watching the news up next doc, film profiles, the warrior women of morocco. don't forget you can get all the latest news in our website at studio b. dot com or news at the top of the ghetto to parliament. everyone knows bobby was despite coming from a poor family. the pop star wants to become president and challenges or god doesn't come. tom. good luck to bill story starts december 10th on doubling the to 40 duck or gunp

and it was love all of them as a boxer miller. this was a coordinated police operation in the 23rd of september, across 5, cherilyn states, 800 police officers searched the apartments of people working illegally, as well as the offices of job agencies. the authorities focused on each and seize for temporary jobs, suspected of bringing workers into germany with false documents. public prosecutors also question the young ukrainians, who were told they had to leave germany and were banned from returning the 3 years . the prosecutor see them as both perpetrators and victims. as hundreds show i do sort of mobility getting into the charges are relatively minor. illegal entry into germany and legal residence are not crimes. they're misdemeanors. if someone has never been in trouble with the law, we will most likely drop the charges against them are making to get tough and during their stay in germany, maxime and the others were officially employed by the german even see their condo and lento. to meet factory, the company, which is not wa

and the olympic boxer nicola adams has to pull out of strictly after her dance partner katya jones testsronavirus. good evening, and welcome to bbc news. we know how tackling the coronavirus pandemic has been an all—out effort for the nhs and its staff. new figures published today show another side of the impact of the pandemic, the number of people facing longer waits for non—covid hospital treatments and operations in england is the highest for 12 years. patients are meant to be seen within 18 weeks of a referral by their gp. but by the end of september, nearly 140,000 people had waited more than a year for non—urgent operations like hip and knee replacements. compare that to a waiting list of just over 1500. that's what it was in february before the pandemic hit britain. and it could get worse, as some hospitals around the country have started to cut back non—urgent work even further in recent weeks. 0ur health editor hugh pym has more. it's another cruel consequence of covid — routine operations and procedures were cancelled to clear hospital beds for coronavirus patients this year.

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for double standards off the senate's boxer bill to jail sports topas, except in the us itself. donald trump rushes to carry out election promises including getting troops out of afghanistan and iraq, as he continues to question the us presidential election result on russia's president says, care about bloodshed could have been stopped. weeks ago, before the armenian azeri conflict took so many casualties, all correspondent reports from a russian peacekeepers observation. post. one of the benefits of the troop goes to those who are russian. she's from mortars reflation being fed up. you are the gold . we've got a bomb, is a neutral territory, a very warm welcome to you. it's 11 am here and most, and you're watching r t international with me in a key area. it's great to have you with us. now protests have turned violent in france following a draft security bill to ban publication of images of police with intent to cause them harm. the interior minister insists the bill will protect the offices, but it sparked outrage from rights. campaigners take a sound, water cannon have been f

boxer shorts on the business i'm worried about the kids shorten people's personal start of in the future i want to be inside says she's right i'm going to do my best to stay ok and i'm fine which i mean it's coming and i believe that the whole lot don't use illegal anyway thanks for your answer to the control of my job ray she would be in control distance for us. it would. be assuming nato member states for an alarming rise in counts of victims follows the military blocks mass use of incredibly toxic depleted uranium as a bombing of the country in 1999 council rates have more than doubled but nato's chief insists depleted uranium bombing long term is perfectly healthy. we didn't know then that it was you raining my munition nobody knew that it's those of us who came back alive thought we were healthy off to recovering from the problem started and no one knew why. is this not what i meant i saw people vomiting would just have problems they had psychological issues. even the initial symptoms you might see in movies about hiroshima like a radioactive disease. but this is because these are p

it comes just a day after olympic boxer nicola adams was forced to pull out of the show after her partnere festival of diwali this weekend across the uk. the festival marks the victory of the forces of good over evil and communities get together and pray for peace and prosperity for the year ahead. but how are families coping under the covid restrictions? our correspondent rajeev gupta has been finding out. diwali is one of the most celebrated times of the year for hindus, sikhs and jains. oh, nice! but this year, the coronavirus means that things will be quieter, with families making do with festivities from home. and for some, they may not even be celebrating at all. mum was all about family. that's something piral raja from bolton knows all too well. the cruel reality of the virus has disproportionally affected families like hers. # happy birthday to you.# her mum died just two weeks ago after contracting the virus in the second wave.

didn't want to meet them because you know, in the end, that's not all martin writing to me when the boxer and when i get in with alley, we go to if training place and the beatles are such small at the rate, taught me when glen suggests, i'm not shift with people, they would put them on the place. not always, she ready, father of me. know things like you all think you're beautiful, but you're not more beautiful. goes love me better then they'll love you. you know, you're just a little punks on the heap in their play. it's nice now lie down and never had them line on the ground. now tom, no, but he's treating them like children. and after it was all gone, john lennon, who i was seeing was the leader of the beatles. he said, you know, that didn't go well. he made to look like monkeys, and it's all your fall. harry reid's right mohammed was went away ahead of them more and but then again, how do you got the photograph of these, these were basically happy, happy moments of the beatles a leave. of course. you also photographed some of the, the great tragedies that were happening in america at t

why gags, the of her from the garden account of boxer, ethnic, armenians, torched their houses and destroyed buildings in a go to knock out a bucket in an area that has about to be handed over to azerbaijan. under the terms of the cease fire, residents of several villages were given 24 hours to pack their belongings and to leave their homes after local authorities informed them that they had to go. some of them hurried back home from armenians, capital the van where they had been waiting out the ward to pick up some of their belongings and then torch the rest of the floor below god, no one can help me. what shall i do? where shall i go? i'm in such a situation. what shall i do? the un refugee agency is warning of a full scale humanitarian catastrophe in ethiopia. more than 27000, people have fled to neighboring countries from civil war in the north. if the o.p.'s government is battling the great people's liberation front, after accusing it of attacking a military base authorities, then launched a military offensive calling the alleged assault, an act of treason. it'd be good as women express

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outside protesters kept watch as their country boxer by covert, 1000, and facing economic collapse. went to bed without some leader or sports is now amid talk of a 2nd breakthrough vaccine against group of 19, the president of the international olympic committee. thomas bach says he's confident that spectators will be able to attend next year's tokyo summer games. he's meeting with japan's prime minister on a 2 day visit to the country to discuss and demick measures during the olympics. fox says that if a vaccine is widely available before next july, the i.o.c. will not require it. but he says they will strongly encourage fans to be vaccinated makes us even more confident that we if the next year are a reasonable number of spectators in the stadia for the spirit. if you're watching news, i'll be back at the top of the hour with more world news, followed by the day to see that the fight against the coronavirus pandemic has the rate of infection in developing . what does the latest research say? information and contacts? the coronavirus update on t w. personal drama competition. rival