we have one in the west village. lemonis: okay.ony: we have one in brooklyn by the barclays center, and one in forest hills on austin street. lemonis: the concept's interesting. is that your mascot? tony: yeah, that's our mascot. that's eddie the yeti. a yeti's like a mythological creature, kind of like a bigfoot that lives in the himalayas in the snow. lemonis: how'd you come up with the idea? tony: it's really kind of based off a more traditional asian dessert. in taiwan, they kind of do it with like a milk-powder base. lemonis: and it's not the hawaiian shave ice? tony: no, it's not. we actually do something called shaved cream. we kind of have our own play on it. it's a dairy base. lemonis: oh, it is? tony: so it comes out and the texture's just very light and fluffy, but it's very creamy in taste. lemonis: and how long have you had this store? tony: so, we're going on our fourth year. lemonis: oh, wow. high-five on that. most people don't make it that long. tony: yeah. lemonis: what i want to do is i actually want to try it. t

>> greg: i just want to point out the people spitting on cops in west village and people punching copst because they are mad trump is losing, so i wouldn't worry too much about violence coming from that side. it has never come from that side, i'm confident saying that. it is not going to be the boogaloos with a proud boys out there spreading violence. you don't need widespread fraud, right? you just need widespread in confidence or legalities where matters, so why not look for? check to see if it's there, and if it's not there, it's not there. we're going to have to deal this sooner or later but the next election, with mail-in voting becoming more prevalent. we should investigate this and we are comfortable with the system if we are suspicious and i go back to my initial point, everybody has the right to be suspicious. when you brand somebody a nazi, why wouldn't you cheat to beat a nazi? if i believed dagan was a nazi, i would do everything in my power to get rid of her. you had an entire party who laborelabeled a trump and everya nazi, of course they're going to cheat! they have the

european diplomats have criticized the israeli government while on a visit to an occupied west bank village demolished by the israeli army earlier this week rights groups say israeli troops flattened tents and other structures that house to 74 people including $41.00 children and teenagers israel's army says the structures were put up without permission your opinion repair representatives say the action is a violation of international law. 2 mosques in australia been closed after a man who attended them killed 4 people and injured 22 others in vienna earlier this week the country's integration minister insists the move is not an attack on islamic faith 20 year old gunman was shot dead on monday during his attacks in the capital. austria has admitted to intolerable mistakes in its handling of intelligence on the attack. of a man was holding at 2nd general elections since it ended military rule the government's council voting in some areas ahead of sunday's poll amid fighting between the military and ethnic armed groups this means more than a 1000000 people won't be able to vote and it's rais

a group of europeans appliances criticized the israeli government on a visit see an occupied west bank village raised by the israeli army earlier this week rights groups say israeli troops with bulldozers demolish tents and other shelters housing around 74 people including 41 children israel's army says the structures were built without permission representative say the action is a violation of international law. this is the reason why we express not only or for solidarity with the villagers and those living here but also express our deep concern that the continuing detrimental trade and of demolitions confiscations evictions and said love violence undermined deeply the prospect of the 2 state solution. ivory coast prosecutors say they're investigating 3 opposition leaders for insurrection murder and terrorism are accused of projects and president of the sun water is relaxation and planning to set up a rival government where the constitutional court has extended a deadline for objections to last weekend's results president ouattara has been declared the winner but opposition parties say they'l

group of european diplomat says criticize the israeli government's war on a visit to an occupied west bank village raised by the israeli army earlier this week rights groups say israeli troops with bulldozers demolish tents and other structures that host around $74.00 people including $41.00 children israel's army says the structures were built without permission european union representatives said the action is a violation of international law. domestic workers in lebanon have been left vulnerable after a proposed contract to protect them was scrapped lebanon is home to around 250000 migrants who work under a sponsorship system that rights groups say has expose them to abuse so what are reports for these migrant domestic workers home is now the backyard of the ethiopian embassy in beirut they say their previous employers denied them their wages and were abusive their common complaint human rights groups have documented for years how levanon so-called system gives employers control over workers' lives . i had to escape because my employer constantly beat me she still has my passport and always me

26th european diplomats have criticised the israeli government while on a visit to an occupied west bank village demolished by the israeli army earlier this week rights groups say israeli troops flattened tents and other structures that housed about $74.00 people including $41.00 children and teenagers israel's army says the structures were put up without permission european union representatives say the action is a violation of international law. this is the reason why we express not only our full solidarity with the villagers and those living here but also express our deep concern that the continuing detrimental trade and of demolitions confiscations evictions and settle of violence undermined deeply the prospect of the 2 state solution. muslims in greece attended the 1st ever friday prayers in athens newly opened mosque it's the 1st mosque to be established in the greek capital since the 19th century the decision to build it was made back in 2006 so late by legal challenges and protests johnson office reports from at. the 1st friday prayers in the 1st official athens mosque only 13 people wer

>> european diplomats have criticized the israeli government while on a visit to an occupied west bank villaget groups say israeli troops flattened tents and other housing structures including 41 children and teenagers. they say the structures were put up without permission. eu representatives say it's a violation of international law. two mosques in austria have been closed after four people were killed and 22 injured in vienna earlier this week. the integration minister insists the move is not an attack on the islamic faith. the gunman was shot during his attacks. austria has admitted to intolerable mistakes. myanmar is holding its second general election since it ended military rule. the voting amid fighting among some groups. this means some people will not be able to vote and it is raising concern. >> weeks before polling opens, migrant workers cast their votes in advance. one of them is from an ethnic maori -- minority who works with an organization that helps migrant workers in thailand. she has also been visiting communities to encourage others to vote. >> i want to explain to people t

european diplomats have criticized the israeli government on a visit to an occupied west bank village demolished by the israeli army wide group saying is ready troops less intense and on the structure is the host of all 74 people including $41.00 children and teenagers israel's army says the structures were put up without permission european union representatives say the action is a violation of international level. i'm convinced with the headlines on al-jazeera the rest of the white house remains undecided what the outcome hinges on a few battleground states the democratic candidate joe biden has taken the lead in pennsylvania georgia and nevada has won the state of arizona joe biden's been speaking to supporters in his home state of delaware he is still not declaring victory but says he will eventually be victorious biden also urged people to be patient we both know tensions are high they can be high after a tough election like we've. already remember we have to remain cool patient with the process work out. as we count old. you know we're proving again what we've true for 244 years

village in the occupied west bank israeli bulldozers destroyed $76.00 structures in the bedouin village of care but in the jordan valley israel says the village is illegal the un has condemned israel for what is described as the single largest demolition in a decade says $850.00 palestinians have been made homeless this year after their homes were flattened. or 300 there are these are the top stories the race to the white house is going down to the wire associated press projections give democratic presidential candidate joe biden 264 electoral college votes and put president donald trump on 214270 votes are needed to win the election biden has called for patience during the counting but says he's confident of victory. we continue to feel so you know we continue to feel very good about where things stand we have no doubt that when the count is truly senator harrison i will be declared the winner so i ask everyone to stay calm all the people stay calm the process is work the count is being completed . in a low very soon the last president has repeated unsubstantiated claims that there wer

of european diplomats has criticized the israeli government while on a visit to an occupied west bank village raised by the israeli army this week rights groups say israeli troops a boulder is demolished tents and other structures that housed about 74 people including 41 minus israel's army says the structures were built without permission representatives say the action is a violation of international law turkey's central bank governor has been fired he was removed by presidential decree off to the turkish lira reached a record the position has now been reassigned to a former finance minister. now ivory coast's opposition leader and former prime minister has been arrested opposition candidates in the presidential election had been wanted they could face charges of terrorism as well as life imprisonment for denouncing the result that's according to the public prosecutor the constitutional court has extended a deadline for objections to last week's election results president alassane ouattara has been declared the winner but opposition parties say they'll instead set up a transitional governmen

including 41 children have been left homeless after israeli forces demolished most of their village in the occupied west bank israeli bulldozers destroyed 76 structures in the bedouin village of cuba in the jordan valley israel says the village is illegal the un has condemned israel for what is described as the single largest demolition in a decade says more than $850.00 palestinians have been made homeless this year after their homes were flattened. or 200 there are these are the top stories the race to the white house is going down to the wire associated press projections gave democratic presidential candidate joe biden 264 electoral college votes and put president donald trump 121-4270 votes needed to win the election.

there was a letter to mr pompeo urging him to condemn the destruction of the palestinian village by israel in the weste especially from the left but mr biden is not left—wing, he is a very traditional pro—israel democrat as you know. so i don't think we will expect anything radicalfrom i don't think we will expect anything radical from him. i don't think we will expect anything radicalfrom him. what we do expect is he will make more of an effort to reach out to the palestinians and restore that relationship which was broken under mrtrump, so relationship which was broken under mr trump, so diplomatic ties in the humanitarian funding which mr trump cut. it is interesting timing from the trump administration because they fully supported the normalisation of relations between black rain in the your rain and israel but from the arab countries, it was that they will stop annexing parts of the west and there is the secretary of state today almost endorsing it. yes, that is a good point. —— by rain and israel. the annexation of the west bank has been with a trade off their countries normalising with israel t

ainsley: some of the buildings in the west village where wealthy celebrities live, they are boardings a business and her clothing stores are all over the u.s. some areas she is worried about. madison avenue. a little concern and out in beverly hills. beforer verl hills rodeo drive close on election day. police departments are amping up tactical training all over the country. brian: abc did a poll in florida, president is up with registered and unregistered voters. he is closing the distance in pennsylvania. he is closing the distance nationally. what is his message, if you get joe biden, good-bye guns, good-bye god, good-bye oil. watch. >> he is against oil, he is against guns and he is against religion. they were they say, texas is very close. too close to call. i don't think so. i think texas, texas is going to be very strong for us. if biden wins there will be no fracking, no oil, no natural gas, no jobs and no futures. under biden gas prices will explode. family incomes will plummet. the fracking industry will be outlawed forever, forever. with your vote i will cut middle class t

including 41 children have been left homeless after israeli forces demolished most of their village in the occupied west bank and israeli bulldozers destroyed $76.00 structures in the bedouin settlement of kid better homes there in the jordan valley and said the settlements were illegal the un has condemned israel describing the incident as a single largest demolition in a decade and says more than $850.00 palestinians have been made homeless this year after their homes were flattened. if europe is northern tigre a region has accused federal troops of bombing locations around its capital in a bid to force it into submission prime minister ahmed sun soldiers there and declared a state of emergency after the ruling t.p.i. left party attacked federal troops the army in addis ababa says it's been forced into an unexpected and aimless war or tensions grew in september after the team left held regional elections despising to government postpone postponement of 19 degrees rulers say there was a power grab by the prime minister. the death toll from tropical storm esther has climbed to almost 70 as it pulls away

and darwen — a conservative—held constituency in the north—west of england — on the challenges people there are facing. the towns and villages hard hit by the virus. like in many places, that's meant rising unemployment. take oliver and lewis, both 19, both out of work, both have been looking forjobs for months. it's really demoralising because you're just applying for jobs all day and there's no responses half of the time it if you do get a response it's a no. what's it like job—hunting ? it's horrible. it's painful. they've joined a local scheme helping young people searching for work. the pool of those eligible has increased fivefold this year. those who run it say support for job—seekers and investment in skills, apprenticeships and work placements is crucial right now. we're really encouraged by the announcement today. that is very much what's needed right now. and the time's now, you know, the time's now to start targeting these young guys. rossendale is in the heart of the region promised investment by this government. local mum and gp emma runs a support network for parents who now meet virtually. many want the focus

in the center of this little village, if you will, which is all the central part of the city was at the time with the houses and meet workshops and such extending east and westunity, not even half-built at that time. down below that is the third kind of village which was built up around the washington navy yard. everything else is open country. really, one of the british diplomats in washington called it 4.5-square miles of empty land. hard to visualize today, but that is the setting jefferson presided over as president. >> learn more about jefferson in the white house sunday here on american history tv. >> each week, american history tv reel america" brings you archival films that provide context for today's public affairs issues. >> in new york city, a w.p.a. housing demolition project is underway which will greatly improve the living conditions of families of moderate means. in many other cities, old tenements and fire traps are being torn down to make way for modern buildings containing comfortable, sanitary apartments. ♪ >> at colonial park in harlem, as in many other congested areas, w.p.a. workers have bathhouse which will accommodate 4100 persons. sk

and no one has been looking here in a remote part of the west bank israeli bulldozers have been hard at work demolishing most of a bed when a village the results has that 73 people are now without homes huff of them children. really army arrived at 10 am and began an operation to demolish our homes without any warning pieces in operation in order to big people from the area but we are not going to leave this land is palestinian israel claims it is a war zone. among the structures that were destroyed or tainted homes trains solar panels and animal shelters the only thing that remains here now washed say the only one on goats the israeli army confirms it carried out the stimulation and says it was because the structures were illegal got the most our houses they destroyed everything it was still stand our ground and we will not abandon our land israel is a disease and it is a cancer which was spread throughout the world it neglects the whole world and listens to no one. but palestinian leaders have been quick to say the demolitions were carried out while the rest of the world was distracted. and the attention is focused on the u.s. el

that's our home, that's on music street in west massachusetts, a village in the center of the island of martha's vineyard. the house is part of its 18th century, part of its 19th century, part of it is 20th century. that is the back porch looking back over the acre that we own and where we have gardens and a nice reach back to the bordering to a neighboring farm which has been the same family since the island was first settled and this was my walk to work that is mwhere i work right there. that measures 12 by 8 feet and has windows on all four sides. i absolutely love it it has about 800 books in there and my faithful typewriter upon which i have worked now since about 1965. i've written every book i've ever written on that typewriter and there's nothing wrong with it. it's an example of a beautifully made american machine. it's probably got 750,000 miles on it and it runs perfectly. c-span: have you written every word? >> guest: part of it was charlottesville whenro we lived there for a year, the better part of a year when i was doing research at the library at the university of vir

now where at least 32 people have been killed in an attack gunman there reportedly storming a village in the west and while a go zone of the orania region on sunday evening and they burned at least 21 houses in the attack as well or than 700 people are thought to have been displaced from their homes. we go to tanzania now police of police briefly detained opposition presidential candidate to do so over a call for protest disputing last week's elections is arrest came hours after the chair of his chadian the party freeman the boy and other party officials were detained on terrorism charges police say they were plotting to blow up oil stations near daraa salaam the arrest for to plan protests against the election results the president junk food security a 2nd term in that vote but the opposition is dismissing the result they are saying it was widespread fraud in the election meanwhile tanzania semi autonomous region zanzibar has sworn in its new president after its own disputed election doctors saying the weenie from the ruling party was elected to govern the islands after winning 76 percent of the

he made the treaty with the english in 1621, he needed somebody else -- his village was 40 miles west. he needed an ambassadorship out here. not out here, but in plymouth colony. he actually lived in between stephen hopkins and the fields with his family of over 10 people. 10, 15 years of his life. he was the closest native the english considered to be a friend. they did not say much about his family. they say he has more than one wife. i wish i knew one of his wife's names, because she plays a major role in the diplomacy. she reports back-and-forth with what is going on, especially with squanto, but they never give her name. they do not say much about his family structure. we guess that he lived in a normal home. but he kept peace between the two people. he was one considered to be one who counsels about war. and one who leads in battle. you are considered indestructible. how do you become one? you are chosen from childhood, and you have special qualities. special people choose you. from then on, you are race. one of the final stages, you are given a stone knife. you go into the wood

he needed somebody -- this village was 40 miles west. he needed an ambassadorship out here on plymouth colony. that's when he sent hobbamock to live amongst the english. he lived with his family of over ten people from 10, 15 years of his life. he was the closest friend -- the closest native the english would consider to be a friend. they don't say much about his family. they say hobbamock has more than one wife. i wish i knew one of his wife's names, because she plays a major role in the diplomacy. she actually reports back and forth to masassoit about what's going on, especially with squanto, but they never give her name. they don't say much about his family structure. we're guessing he lived in a home like normal, what he was used to. he kept peace between the two people. he was considered to be a panice and it's one who counsels on war and one who leads into battle. and they're considered to be indestruckable. you're chosen from childhood. you have special qualities. from then on you're raised. one of the final stages, you're given a

israel has demolished palestinians homes in the occupied west bank towns and homes and animal shelters were destroyed on tuesday in the village of killed but more than 70 people including children have been deployed displaced israeli authorities say the enforcement was carried out in accordance with the law. these demolitions or concern to us we urge israel to cease this practice across the west bank including east jerusalem and that would be in line with its obligations under international humanitarian law. john mica fully has been sworn in as tanzania's president lottery won a 2nd time in last week's elections well before he was declared the winner by the election commission with 84 percent of the vote opposition parties who are calling for protests alleging widespread voter fraud well before his party has been in power since tanzania gained independence in 161 the un has heard an end to fighting between ethiopia's government and forces in the northern tier a region prime minister lobby on it has sent soldiers there and declared a state of emergency is accuse the province's ruling party of attacking federal troops tensions

$41.00 children have been left homeless after israeli forces demolished most of their village in the occupied west bank israeli bulldozers destroyed $76.00 structures in the bedouin settlement of care but homes in the jordan valley that said the settlements were illegal the un has condemned israel describing the incident as the single largest demolition in a decade says more than $850.00 palestinians have been made homeless this year when their homes were flattened. israel accelerated demolition in the valley as the world is busy with the us elections israel took advantage of this time especially to destroy and displace the residents in the jordan valley. last. year they took advantage of the us elections but their benefit is that they can gain time because the us president is supporting them and everything's ready for them wherever they do while he is in office he has their back now his son now with a list port thank you very much lauren or rafael nadal has taken another step towards winning the paris masters for the 1st time in his career and jordan thompson of australia in 2 sets and is through

have become gathering for the funeral of the victims of monday night's attack here in the village of seem south west of baghdad and the area where the incident happened is just 2 kilometers that where you can see this is quite a rule area and what we understand from eyewitnesses what happened was that there was an attack on a checkpoint manned by tribal forces at around 11 pm one of those people at the checkpoint was killed the other one managed to escape and get help from a civilians in these areas because these are essentially the families of the people who were manning those checkpoints and then people mobilized rushed to the site of the attack and exchanged fire with the attackers and india and a total of 4 people were killed. when we arrived at the scene and there was still shooting in the distance after that the security forces arrived to give support it's unclear at the moment exactly who is responsible even though most people here believe that it could be isolated if that is indeed the case then this would be rather unusual because we're very close to baghdad here we're just a few kilometers

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homeless after israel demolished their homes in the occupied west bank tented homes and animal shelters were destroyed on tuesday in the village of killed at homes john michael fully has been sworn in for a 2nd time as tanzania's president michael foley was declared the winner of last week's poll but opposition parties allege widespread voter fraud a new nationwide lockdowns come into effect in england as it struggles to cope a 2nd wave of the coronavirus promise about us johnson says it will be lifted automatically in the next 4 weeks scotland wales and northern ireland have their own destructions in place. those are the headlines the news continues here on al-jazeera and about half an hour after the stream. ok today on the string we ask why are so many indigenous young people imprisoned in australia some as young as 10 years old there will be parts of today's show that deal with issues of suicide and self harm so i want to warn you so that your prepared and if you're watching live on you tube you can share your thoughts and ask i guess questions you just jump into the act and i will try to get your comments into the shop. in

-i cannot return to his village in the israeli settlement of carney in the west bank. jews from all over the world can come and live in what they consider to be their homeland for more than 2000 years ago. i met with ali people. it's a recent settler from the u.s. city of seattle and to spokesperson for the consul bit of an organization that represents different groups of settlers. like yourself way from chicago, where the real problem joints start is a club with a life that's, i mean, let's leave it at that here. you know, this is all very beautiful. yeah. it's nice. yes. but it's not so easy. it's not so big. we have 2 rooms over there and one of them there. then upstairs, just a loft with the master. did you read? speak hebrew. i mean i did study, but there is one thing. reading the books and i think conversing. i studied for my bar mitzvah when i was 13. i don't think, i mean that it's a useful thing to have. you get the hang garlic? yeah. that's not all. that's keep the vampires away. i don't know if there's some tradition there. i think it's just more food is one

the towns and villages of rossendale are in a part of the north west that's been hard—hit by the virus of work, both have been looking forjobs for months. it's really, like, demoralising cos you're just applying forjobs all day, and there's no responses half of the time. if you do get a response, it's a no. what's it like, thejob hunt? it's horrible, it's painful. they've joined a local scheme helping young people back into work. the pool of those who qualify has increased five—fold this year. those who run it welcome the government's focus on job seekers, investment in skills, apprenticeships and work placements, saying it's crucial. we're really encouraged by that announcement today. that is very much what's needed right now. you know, and the time's now, you know, the time is now to start targeting these young guys. rossendale is in the heart of the region promised investment by this government. local mum and gp emma runs a support network for parents who now meet virtually. many want the focus on the next generation. i've been a nursery schoolteacher now for ten years, and we're ab

village that's about 40 miles. the water used to. you know their early contacts with the west stairs were mainly for trade with that trade of course and government and so with the government came either a post office or school so wherever they placed those structures where these communities were told that you have to now live so regardless if your main camp which is probably your richard camp is the most permanent structure you have you can't go back there after you have to relocate your family here. they were not a one location people they were migratory and. and the way they were able to keep them there was to set their children off to boarding school if they didn't live near the school so the challenge began. in that initial contact. i think were a part of america 1st for america for cross. were. you know when you go over the layers of. what started this problem there was a bar. the 1950s provers bringing the school. parts . of. our floor here. the wrong side of. this. road. for school. from your star. hard to understand what psychological impacts where and they said you no

while to the west lie flat and fertile plains, ideal for the calibration of rice, sugar, and pineapples. the many rural visit -- villagesze the -- honoring the oriental traditions and culture. only a few minutes away stand the modern cities of taipei, bustling with movement and signs of 20 century living. -- 20th century living. during the korean war, it became apparent that the security of taiwan and the offshore islands was vital to the free world's defense perimeter. since these islands face a constant threat of the -- aggression from communism. the united states began the first advisory assistance program, known as mag. today, taiwan, protected by elaborate systems of fortifications, supports numbering over 600,000. the training giving -- given to these forces is the subject of this report. ♪ ♪ narrator: taiwan's early history is a series of wars, rebellions, and invasions. beginning in the 12th-century, taiwan was the subject of rival foreign powers, terrorists, and chinese adventuress's, all edges for a foothold on this rich and strategically placed island. ♪ it was not until the 17th century and the arrival of an

while to the west lie flat and fertile plains, ideal for the cultivation of rice, sugar, and pineapples. the many rural villageso emphasize the timeless continuity underlying the oriental traditions and culture. only a few minutes away stand the modern cities of taipei, and calhoun, bustling with movement and signs of 20th century living. this appearance and tranquility belies the true situation. during the korean war, it became apparent that the security of taiwan and the offshore islands was vital to the free world's defense perimeter. since these islands face a constant threat of direct aggression from communism. in 1951, the united states began the first military advisory assistance program, known as mag. ♪ narrator: today, taiwan, protected by elaborate systems of underground fortifications, supports numbering over 600,000. they advised the assistance and training given to these forces is the subject of this report. ♪ ♪ narrator: taiwan's early history is a series of wars, rebellions, and invasions. beginning in the 12th-century, taiwan was the object of continuous and stormy struggles between rival foreig

minister israel has demolished palestinian homes in the occupied west bank tented homes and animal shelters were destroyed on tuesday in the village of cobell more than 70 people including children have been displaced israeli authorities say the enforcement was carried out in accordance with the law . these demolitions or concern to us we urge israel to cease this practice across the west bank including east jerusalem and that would be in line with its obligations under international humanitarian law . a new nationwide lockdown has come into effect in england as it struggles to curb a 2nd wave of the coronavirus promise about us johnson says it'll be lifted automatically in the next 4 weeks last night large crowds were seen gathered in london with very little social distancing the voters in london with more. there is a very different atmosphere to this 2nd lock down the streets in central london are reasonably busy and there are people out and about perhaps this time around people are less afraid of the unknown a many workplaces of course of adapted to these changing times meaning that people are still going out to their offices a

>> that's our home, that's on music street in west tewkesbury, massachusetts, a village in the center of the island of martha's vineyard and houses part of it's 18th century, 19th century, 20th century, that's the back porch looking over the acre that we own where we have gardens and a nice reach back to the bordering on to a neighboring farm which has been the same family since the island was first settled. and this is my, in effect, my walk to work. that's where i work right there, that measures 12 by 8 feet. has windows on all four sides. i absolutely love it. it has about 800 books in there and my faithful typewriter upon which i have worked now since about 1965. i've written every book i've ever written on that old royal typewriter and there's nothing wrong with it. it's an example of a beautifully made american machine. it probably got 750,000 miles on it. it runs perfectly. >> have you written every word on john adam in this room? >> yes. part of it in charlotteville i was doing research at the library at university of virginia. but essentially, all of it was written here in th

israeli authorities have demolished the palestinian bedouin village of khirbet humsah in the occupied westbank, leaving 73 people homeless, including 41 minors. >> these really military me with jeeps and bulldozer they ordered us to mtr homes. the only get is 10 minutes. at is not enough time to emp even a sgle tent. we did not have time to remove everything. they demolished it all with our ings insid amy: accordi to the iseli human rights group b'tselem, israel leveled 18 tents and sheds that housed 11 families as well as the village's kitchens, toets, livesck pens, wer ntainers, d two solar panels. the demolition occurred on esday. palestinian prime minister mohammad shtayyeh accused israel of timing the demolition to take place when much of the world was focused on the u.s. election accordg to the uted nations israel has destroyed nearly 700 structures in the west bank this year, displacing about 870 palestinians. in brazil, the eldest son of right-wing president jair bolsonaro has been charged with embezzlement and money laundering. the charges stem from flÁvio bolsonaro's time as a co

president's house, center of this village, if you will, which was all the central part of the city at this time with houses, brick shops and such, expanding east and west. to the lower right, you can see the capital building which itself was surrounded by very small community. not even half built at that time. wing had beenth completed. below that is the third village which was built up around the washington navy yard. everything else is open country. the britishf diplomats in washington called it 4.5 square miles of empty land. hard to visualize today, but that is the setting jefferson presided over as president. >> learn more at sunday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, 5:00 pacific, here on american history tv. >>

that's our home on music street in the west hills barry massachusetts, a village in the center of theand of martha's vineyard. the house as part of its 18th century, part of its 19th century, part of its 20th century, that's the back porch looking out over the acre that we own where we have gardens and a nice reach back to the bordering on to a neighboring farm which has been in the same family since the island was cefirst settled. this is in effect my walk to work that's where i work right there. that measures 12 by eight feet as windows and all four sides i absolutely love it. it's got 800 books in there and my faithful typewriter, upon which i have work to now since about 1965 every every book i've ever written on that old oriole typewriter and there's nothing wrong with it. it's an example of a beautiful made american machine.s is probably got 750,000 miles on it. it runs perfectly. >> have you written every word that's and john adams in this room? >> everything. part of it was written in charlottesville when we were living there for a year, the better part of a year when i was do

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