but is that the that the armenians do see themselves not only flightsim be obeyed, john, but as fighting that it's, and of course, the long history of the you know, it's more than 100 years since the media genocide, which of course, is not recognized by turkey at all tonight by turkey and of course not recognize, i think it's very profound this not recognized by the united states or britain because quite simply because they don't want to offend that even though so much more information is coming out. and so here you have a battle going on in a nickel, no care about, except that it's legal status, it's very complex studies. it's mainly armenian in terms of people who live there and i to talking to them as they will be driven out of their homes. and to think out of religious places. i mean, it was like a, you were, it was like to a funeral actually. well, i mean, turkey obviously is a nato ally. so perhaps 1 may detect some level of bias, had not read media on the side of azerbaijan. have you detected that, and what did you actually see as regards who are committing the most crimes? i supp

talking about it, but is that the that is the only institute see themselves not really fighting the obey john, but those fighting that it's, it's very limited on the standing up or is actually going on, and it's also important to say that i was only on the armenian side. so i got one side of the story and i, but i did talk to a lot of soldiers who had come back from the front. and the story was very consistent, that it's a civilian army. and so in a way i hadn't really appreciated that. it's an extraordinary unites heat place. find fastened by u.n. tank had applied for emergency use, authorized a sinful back around a virus vaccine. if approved, it will become the 1st to get us clearance. final trial data shows the vaccine is 95 percent effective in preventing infection. we have already produced more than $20000000.00 doses. we now are close and to continue as we speak, producing more and more. this is why we said that by the end of the year, which is the matter how many 5 weeks, we expect that 50000000 doses, but we can distribute to the world distribution on the vaccine is already raising co

the signers promised to obey the laws that they would make. they elected johnver their first governor. in part, the mayflower compact reads: >> we, having undertaken a voyage to found a colony, do solemnly in the presence of god and one another combine ourselves as to enact such just and equal laws as shall be thought most convenient for the general good of the colony. >> with the mayflower compact, the pilgrims took the first step in government. the idea people could make their own laws and elect their only own leaders was the beginning of the growth of american democracy. now, using a small boat that had been carried on board the mayflower, a scouting party set out to explore the land and find a suitable place for their settlement. [water splashing] >> they had no idea what dangers they might face in the new land, wild animals, indians, friendly or unfriendly. most of the men were armed. they found running streams of freshwater and good soil where indians had grown crops. then, they found a place where indians had buried seed corn. this area was the site of a

if you obey the market for 30 years, you begin to believe it has power over your lot. getting around on the other one of 3, being handed over to other by john and i wrote about the same in doha. this is al jazeera, also coming up for a recount in the u.s. state of georgia, confirms joe biden's win there after donald trump contest the results. mexico takes a step closer to legalizing marijuana and becoming the largest legal market for the drug. and we'll look at how fighting in northern ethiopia is having an impact on children who've been the scaping, the conflict this area army says it's entered my district that's been under a median control for nearly 30 years. it's one of 3 areas that are many a has to hand back as part of a ceasefire deal. both countries signed the agreement to end 6 weeks of fighting over no know how to buck. russia helped broker the truce and has peacekeeping forces on hand to oversee the transfer medians. angry about giving up the land and they've been protesting to demand that their prime minister resigns, the summer binge of it is near down for us. just talk us through what's happening there. 1st of all we're about

john, after 6 weeks of fighting must be cleared, says during the latest conflict, nearly 500 and exploded ordinances, and more than 1520 personnel minds about do. 150 meters obeyed. the search for land mines continues as disorder was an active frontline for nearly 3 decades. it is ever present danger from unexploded bombs and mortar shells. after the package was cleared, we asked them to shores how they find mind. it's a painstaking process. and much of it is still manual. one wrong move and they can lose their lives. the supervisor told us how his colleague was killed when he stepped on a mine while trying to see of an injured landmine victim. the priority now is to create areas for security forces. after that civilian buildings and agricultural land. to help displaced people eager to return, and a mrs. it's reaching out to international agencies for assistance. and until that help arrives, these men say they will continue to diffuse, learn minds one at a time. have a big job with al-jazeera part are, you know, oxfam says g 20 may be countries have sold $17000000000.00 worth of arms to saudi arabia, since it intervened in yemen's war in 2015, a report bond char

other right, john, after 6 weeks of fighting must be cleared, says during the latest conflict, but nearly 500 and exploded ordinances. and more than 1520 personnel minds about do . 150 meters obeyed. the search for land mines continues as disorder was an act of frontline for nearly 3 decades. it is ever present danger from unexploded bombs and mortar shells. after the package was cleared, we asked them to shores how they find mind. it's a painstaking process. and much of it is still manual one wrong move and they can lose their lives. the supervisor told us how his colleague was killed when he stepped on a mine while trying to save an injured landmine victim. the priority now is declare yes for security forces. after that, civilian buildings and agricultural land to help displaced people, eager to return. and a mess says it's reaching out to international agencies for assistance. and until that help arrives, these men say they will continue to defuse land minds one at a time. when you have it out of iraq, you know, going to pushing across central america after making landfall in nicaragua, in a record breaking year for appliances to reach category 5 status and the 2nd major hurri

obey quarantines in this time of emergency. civil liberties have to be balanced, i think, against this need for public health and safety. neil: so, i have it from you, johni can surrender relatives i don't flip over because it's the law, right? i just want to be clear. [laughter] >> well, i'm giving you the worse legal advice which it's free. don't take free legal at vice that's my advice. neil: thank you my friend, good job. good luck on your thanksgiving john yoo the former deputy assistant ag. i immediately thought of kat timpf on this. she might be going to a gathering where more than 10 people are there. of course kat goes more than 10 people are there automatically. how do you feel about this, kat. >> i understand bad week last week with over a million cases single week. that's nothing to sneeze at. neither is all of the consequences with another lockdown, continuing the lockdown. prolonged loneliness is lead to not just physical health but mental health problems up to early mortality not to mention the economic impacts. october 2.1 million out of work hospitality workers with more than half of americans saying they don't plan to travel over the ho

john, after 6 weeks of fighting must be cleared, says during the latest conflict, but nearly 500 and exploded ordinances and more than 1520 personnel minds about do 150 meters obeyed. the search for land mines continues as disorder was an active front line for nearly 3 decades. it is ever present danger from unexploded bombs and mortar shells. after a package was cleared, we asked them to shores how they find minds. it's a painstaking process. and much of it is still manual. one wrong move and they can lose their lives. the supervisor told us how his colleague was killed when he stepped on a mine while trying to see of an injured landmine victim. the priority now is to create areas for security forces. after that civilian buildings and agricultural land. to help displaced people eager to return, and amir says it's reaching out to international agencies for assistance. and until that help arrives, these men say they will continue to diffuse learned minds one at a time of a big job with understeer. a part of our turkey's president has announced a tighter restrictions and partial lockdown in a bid to curb the spread of culbut. roger taught her to one, ordered all sch

other right, john, after 6 weeks of fighting must be cleared, says during the latest conflict, but nearly 500 and exploded ordinances. and more than 1520 personnel minds about do . 150 meters obeyed. the search for land mines continues as disorder was an act of frontline for nearly 3 decades. it is ever present danger from unexploded bombs and mortar shells. after the package was cleared, we asked them to assure us how they find mind. it's a painstaking process. and much of it is still manual one wrong move and they can lose their lives. the supervisor told us how his colleague was killed when he stepped on a mine while trying to save an injured landmine victim. the priority now is deployed areas for security forces. after that, civilian buildings and agricultural land to help displaced people, eager to return. and i'm a says it's reaching out to international agencies for assistance. and until that help arrives, these been say they will continue to defuse land mind one at a time. probably drive it out of iraq, you know, go in a car still ahead here on al-jazeera, a change of direction. we'll have reaction from the election of a pro european union president out of money and time.