slide. ♪ ♪ cha-cha to the left, turn to the right and move to the left ♪ ♪ ♪ you cha-cha with your right your left ♪ ♪ you turn to the right and move to the left ♪ ♪ >> if you are wondering why we had to blur the guy who's the really good dancer, the guy in front, we had to blur his shirt, it's because his shirt features a short and to the point expletive, followed by the word "2020." you can guess. and 2020 has been an abominably bad year, but it is made a little bit less abominably bad by this kind of sort of amazing joy and cheer being spread at the polling places. to that end, i should tell you that the last video we showed you from philly was not a spontaneous one-off dance party that happened to just break out at that polling site. it was part of a project from a group called election defenders who describe themselves as a non-partisan coalition to make sure voters are staying safe and healthy outside polling places across the country and also bringing them some joy. that polling place in philly this weekend was actually the kickoff site for a campaign they are calling "joy to the

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can increase contact tracing, how we can support isolation and quarantine measures and stop those chaings of transmission. 13 men have been charged with an alleged plot to kidnap the governor of the us state of michigan, gretchen whitmer. the fbi says the plot involved six of the men abducting the governor and taking her to a remote location to put her on trial for treason. governor whitmer has accused president trump of encouraging far right groups by, as she put it, fraternising with domestic terrorists. just last week, the president of the united states stood before the american people and refused to condemn white supremacists and hate groups like these two michigan militia groups. "stand back and stand by," he told them. "stand back and stand by."

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that is the cha cha slide.onpartisan coalition to make sure voters get out and vote. >> i love that, because the electric slide, the cha-cha slide, it's the only dance you can do by yourself so i would trample little children at a wedding to get on the dance floor. that's great to see in the streets. >> tony, anthony, are you able to do the cha-cha slide? i'm terrible at it too. i'm always like when they say go left, i go right. >> look at the person in front of you. so fun. >> but we're glad people are staying motivated. and a half million people have already voted. >> so much enthusiasm out there, it's so great to see. >> it really is very good. >>> we're going to call this a win for 2020. the first net of so-called murder hornets, remember those? they were found and killed. officials wore thick protective suits to vacuum the hornets from a tree. they spent weeks searching for the hoernrnets which is an invae species and they also track honeybees which are crucial to crops. that's what was found. they attacke

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they left it all on the dance floor last night with this cha cha.well, starting with the race for the white house. exactly two weeks to go until the final votes as we see record early turnout. overnight, new rules put in place for the final debate. president trump downplayed the pandemic at an arizona rally, and senior white house correspondent cecilia vega has all the latest. >> reporter: as he is trailing in the polls, the president is on an aggressive push. as the country faces a third coronavirus wave and more than 220,000 deaths, president trump on the campaign trail saying voters tired of hearing about the pandemic. >> people are pandemic'd out. you know that, they're pandemic'd out. >> reporter: the president on a swing through the battleground of arizona, where cases are on the rise, the packed crowd mostly without masks. with polls showing a majority of americans unhappy with his handling of the virus, president trump now laser focused on a new target -- the nation's leading infectious disease expert. on a call with his campaign team the pr

. >> i wouldn't even try to do the cha cha slide after seeing that video. >> please tell me there is a video of you doing some dancing. >> there is a video. it's bad. it's very bad. >> but we appreciate the effort. >> it is entertainment. >> we appreciate the effort. >> people not to be, they ned to have fun, they are doing their civic duty and can't be afraid and that's what they're trying to do is psyche you out, i had a person last saturday, there was a person in a biden mask and a bullet hole and blood, and not to be intimidated and there may be strong words but at the end, i said what joe biden said, i represent all of you and if you have a problem, i'm there for you so. we got to all lower the temperature. every one of us has the responsibility right now. to lower the temperature in this country. >> absolutely. we appreciate it, congressman, michigan congresswoman debbie dingell and also feature dancing with the star contestant. >> never. >> never. >> slowing down. how some of the president's comments are raising questions about whether he will accept the results of the electio

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some keeping up spirits with the "cha-cha slide". ♪ turn to the right and move to the left ♪ ♪ rightand stomp ♪ left foot and stomp >> it is fun to dance if you have the time to kill, but many people don't and this hits working-class people even harder. at the same time you deal with this, of course, we are seeing people celebrate this civic act. we don't want to lose sight of that. california's compton cowboys delivering their mail ballots on horseback. meanwhile, an astronaut proudly casting her ballot from the international space station and voters making an early start to an election tradition here, putting voting stickers at the great crusader susan b. anthony. this is a reminder that two things we think can be true at once. it is still too hard to exercise this right in parts of america, including blue places like new york. but no difficult, this is not only worth doing but, yes, we think worth celebrating. in that spirit, we bring on two people who know their way around so many elections. james carville and cecile richards, former president of planned parenthood. good day to b

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this surge of anger coming after prime minister prayat chan-o-cha said he would not give in to protestero resign. in the past three months, mostly peaceful crowds, reportedly in the tens of thousands, have taken to the streets. demonstrators facing down police in riot gear, others against the hard knock of water cannons. 16-year-old an ang is one of those passionate protesters. how are you feeling with the air of protests surrounding you and your friends? >> there is definitely an evident fear, but as long as there is hope, the fight will keep on going. >> reporter: the new king, masha vajiralongkorn, has been called corrupt. >> he reside in germany, where he is the king of thailand, but he lives in germany. i think that itself proves that he's an incompetent ruler. >> reporter: insults like that to thailand's royals are criminal, with a belief the king is a living god. until this generation. >> by not arowg the people to criticize the monarchy, it's simply saying they are above us, and ultimately what we're fighting for is democracy, freedom and equality. >> reporter: in mid-october a g

court has chaed to members of isis with murder for killing american hostages in syria. >> like many othererrorists before thehey have underestimated american resolve to obtain justice for our fellow citizens who are harmed or killed by terrorists anywhere in the world. katty: the vice pridential debate doesn't usually get much attention, but with concerns about the health and age of both presidentialll candidates, eyes are on utah tonight. facebook bans ads fm the conspiracy theory group qanon, but will that help or hurt the organization that has won among trump supporters? welcome to world news america on pbs and around the globe. two former british islamic state prisoners arrived at a federal court in virginia. they face charges in connection with the killing of hostages in ria. both men are accused of belonging to an is cell nicknamed the beatles. joining us from virginia is our correspondent, barbara. how significant is it that they were transferred from iraq to reporter: it is quite it is an important milestone in u.s. efforts to y to bring to justice islamic state group members who

with melissa cha. don't forget you can get all the latest news and information around the clock on our web site. that's it for me and the news team. vessel. the fight against the corona virus pandemic. has the rate of infection been developing. the measures are being taken. what does the latest research say. information and context. the coronavirus update the code of special monday to friday on. the company push homeless us own alamo right now climate change to fend off a story. this is one place they went from just one we've. come up close and. we still have time to act i'm going. to accept. that subscribes like this. beethoven is for me. beethoven is for you. beethoven is for help. beethoven is for. is for the. beethoven is for us. is for the moment. beethoven 202250th anniversary here on deep trouble here. you're watching detail being used coming up today protests that dare to challenge the establishment in thailand activists demand a more democratic government as well as reform of the monarchy but

so when you got these in front of administrators, some you provided for hefree you are cha. there must be the objection, listen, we're hoping this pandemic isn't going to last forever, and we don't need these cameras beyond the pandemic because, you know, masks are going to be irrelevant. what's your sale as far as how these are going to be used beyond the pandemic? >> great question. well, you hope this is the only pandemic, but there could be others. and so we have these already in place. but beyond that, temperature taking is used a number of different ways. i can easily see these being used in flu season, and i think the way in which we work and go to school is going to change in the future. it used to be that we would go to school with a cold or even a flu and even feel a level of like look how hard core i am. now i think that's going to change. schools are also starting to think beyond covid, as well, and since the platform is so accessible they're looking at other use cases, as well. aside from schools -- >> go ahead -- >> outside of schools, you know, as my kids were

the mayor of santa cha rita gave the green light for trick or treating, despite state and county officialsing it. >> an opportunity to go out and trick or treat, be outside, be safe. i think that's something that is important. >> so even though no laws are being violated, other communities are making more restrictive measures, banning trick or treating all together. >>> is jimmy g. ready for sunday night football? you'll hear from him, up next. >>> a critical sunday for the 49ers. they're taking on the l.a. rams on "sunday night football" right here on nbc bay area. now, after a solid and healthy week of practice, jimmy g. and the offense feel like they're ready to roll. he says his ankle is feeling great, but as for defense, they're battling through injuries. the team also has to solve the mystery of winning at home. they are 0-3 this season. >> nothing we need to say or talk about, it's just more of just guys and coaches feeling it. we have a good opportunity on sunday. >> sunday night, and here's a look at the snf grill. it's a food truck that travels each week to the city that's hostin

>>joining us now is cal fire lynnea's toma cha thanks so much for joining us. so what can you tell us about the firefight at this hour. >>yeah, so we just got the latest numbers them 58,880 acres this evening 5% but firefighters have been working hard expecting of went to be coming in the probably shifting to come a little bit more of the around 11 o'clock tonight. >>they're getting prepared for and when this red flag warning lasts until saturday morning at least right now. >>and we know that not all red flag warnings were created equal. how bad is this one if you will. >>yeah one was in place the day that the fire had a a lot higher with that. one of coming in tonight and through tomorrow, not expect to have quite the power behind the gusty you know are already well established and very difficult area to get to any kind of when it's going to help at a graph a lot quicker the biggest challenge tonight. >>yeah we've heard some of the embers were blowing as far as a you know a mile away is that your biggest concern. >>yeah there's a really common problem when we

on various chaing with artificial intelligence will summon the demon. the robot must protect its own existence as a nexus for the. will . join me everything on the alex salmond shill and i'll be speaking to get off of the world of politics. i'm sure. i'll see you then. you know we dealing with a global pandemic. virus infecting people causing chaos and mayhem but that's small change compared to. mind virus because. greetings and cell you saw all right democrat republican tribalism have been running very hard and strong here in the united states during this year's presidential elections but if there's been one thing one thing that is consistently brought these 2 great warring factions together like no other it has been their share dislike criticism and love affair with social media platforms from cries of dissent from asian censorship and fake news both political parties and their sycophants have taken aim at social media giants like facebook and twitter or search engines like google for the information that users have shared and propagated on their site

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areas chaing with artificial intelligence will summon a demon. must protect its own existence as. an entire village in alaska. if another country trying to wipe out an american town . we do everything in our power to protect the. water they escape in the climate change poses the same threat right now alaska seems some of the fastest coastal erosion in the world we lost about 35 feet. 35 feet of ground in just about 3 months while we were measuring. is fast in the east the river is 35 closer to how long. was more i think were a part of the earth for. less than a week into action day 2020 with voting on just cause of very anxious america christine todd whitman the cereal with her take on this edition of politics. welcome to politicking on larry king less than a week to go until election day on the swami with the voting lines across a very anxious america. let's get perspective from a well a long republican or as in dos the democratic candidate for president joe biden she is christine todd whitman former administrator of the environmental protection agency the former governor of the

now to thailand, where protesters have given today as a deadline for the prime minister prayut chan—o—chaled movement is demanding changes to the constitution and to reform the moharchy. earlier, the government has revoked an emergency decree it imposed a week ago to end months of protests. joining me now is edoardo siani. welcome to bbc news, thank youer have much for being with us. what do you make of the, the deadline, given that the prime minister's been pretty clear in cent weeks, that he has no intention of giving way to protestors ? has no intention of giving way to protestors? yes, find. i doubt that the prime minister will step down, andi the prime minister will step down, and i doubt he will respond to this deadline, so it be interesting to see how the protestors respond and i understand that the prime minister has actually called for a parliament session about the protests on monday, so i think that will be the event, perhaps, where, that will tell news what direction this government intends to move. what are the implications of this, if the prime minister stays put, and the pr

>> you're correct, cha chair fe, that is not substantive. >> chair fewer: thank you very much.adam clerk, public comment, please. >> clerk: yes, madam chair. operation is checking to see if there's any callers in the queue. operations, let us know if there are callers that are ready. if you have not done so, press star, 3, to be added to the queue. for those on hold continue to wait until the system indicates that you have been unmuted. and let us know if there are any callers to comment on item number 3. >> madam chair, there are no callers in the queue. >> chair fewer: public comment on item number 3 is closed and i make a motion to accept the amendments. a roll call vote, please. >> clerk: yes. on the motion [roll call] three ayes. >> chair fewer: i make a motion to move this to the board as amended with a positive recommendation. roll call vote, please. >> clerk: yes, on the motion [roll call] three ayes. >> chair fewer: this amendment passes. item number 4. >> clerk: item number 4, a resolution retroactively authorizing the department of public health to submit an applicat

the lawlessness you see playing out on city streets is a preview of coming attractions of cha will showp at your front door in 6 days it biden implements his radical agenda. listen to president trump. >> last night the city of philadelphia was ransacked by violent mobs. and these were biden supported people. he would not call them out. he doesn't want to get involved because he doesn't want to lose the radical left. stores were looted and police cars were burned and dozens of great officers were injured. biden and harris stand with the rioters and the vandals. i stand with the heroes of law and order. >> sean: fox news contributor dan bongino and larry elder. kamala harris supports defunding the police. joe, re-allocating. police become the enemy. let's reimagine the police department. there is only one answer. you need law and order for people to pursue happiness. you need a good educational system so kids with climb the ladder to success, right? >> yes, you don't need to reimagine what your cities will look like with this approach. just go on social media right now and watch these cit

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tony, anthony, are you guys able to do the cha-cha slide?se might help. >> it's a good holiday for dating? >> that's what i've been told. i've been married forever. the least attractive costume. political costumes are said to be a turnoff. >> so what category is naughty nurse in? >> i think that -- >> i was wondering that. need to find the closest official ballot drop box near you? just visit vote.ca.gov to find your nearest location. then drop off your ballot. your vote will be secure and counted. there are other ways to vote too. just return your vote-by-mail ballot at your voting location or mail it back. or you can vote safely in-person during early voting or on election day. vote the way you're most comfortable - but vote by 8pm on november 3rd. >>> good morning. it is 8:55. as we take a look at the roadways on this friday, not bad out of marin county. i am getting reports of a few foggy spots for the ride heading towards the north end of the golden gate bridge. into the city, it is looking a little bit better. just past that looks a bi

. >> wayne county, cha includes detroit, went for hillary clinton by a wide margin in 2016 but she gotwer votes there than obama in 2012. trump won the state by just 10,704 votes. >> are you vit voting for joe biden or against trump? >> 20% against trump and 80% for joe biden. that is what i say. >> i know as a voter and a black women there's a job i have to do, and order to get a represent sif who will come close to protecting my people in office. but i'm not necessarily excited about having another representative there. >> this woman has lived in detroit her whole life. but at 63 years old, she sees the chase differently. >> i'm 100% voting for biden. >> does biden make you excited? >> yeah, he does. his enthusiasm, his past record. it's like a charge. >> president trump says he has done more for the clak communities. >> he is full of [ bleep ]. he has not done nothing. i had people say, well, he's not my president. i don't vote. i said, did you vote at all. and i said, if you do not vote, you did vote for him. >> amber davis is one of those detroiters who voted for obama in 2012 and

, he went easy on china, he went easy on china, militarizing the south china sea, he went easyzi on chaping off america's intellectual property, in every way, china did well, america lost out and the biden family enriched themselves to the tune of million millions of millionsf dollars. >> tucker: that is the nicest summation i have heard, that's what the stakes were, this is not just a sleazy lobbyingaz scheme -- we see so many of those in washington -- they are allth wrong. this was more profound than that, this was selling out the country. miranda devine, i appreciate you some i met up for us. >> tucker: you heard a lot about the roe v. wade decision, all week during the confirmatiot hearings of amy coney barrett for supreme court --f in a minute, we're going to talk to someone called julia holcomb, the former fiance of singer steven tyler. the couple had an abortion, she's now a pro-life activists. she's reacting to the attacks of amy coney barrett, that's straight-ahead.'she a - the world is in turmoil. been turned on it's head. of a possible recession.. - american cities are experi

you see there well for i know vernon cha. shoot but we're also prepared to go on a major step further conflicts develop confederal structures between the 2 german nations if we can begin with the aim of creating a federation a federal state order in germany. to show off. the latest speech was momentous. we thought it would be another 5 to 10 years before germany was actually reunited the. cantar travel to moscow the chancellor's arbitrary 10 point plan had angered the victorious powers of the 2nd world war and sure had to apologize to gorbachev and ask for his understanding about west germany's desire to re-unite. included isn't this i've never taken part in a political discussion where one of the parties left their anger rage so out of control to. lessen. the gorbachev accuse the chancellor of interfering in the internal affairs of east germany submission nasties and the space that was for me after that conversation i just couldn't imagine the soviet union agreeing to a process that would allow the reunification of our count

i want to say how i appreciate how courteous the questioners appreciate the courteouss being cha when they pose questions to her. iq for being with us today. >> thank you. -- thank you for being with us today. >> thank you. announcer: this afternoon, candidates to be missouri's next governor, republican mike parson, democrat nicole galloway take part in a televised debate. the missouri press association and keio and you ate tvr sponsoring the event. watch live at 3:00 p.m. eastern this evening, colorado senator cory gardner and senate candidate, john hickenlooper take part in a debate. it's hosted by denver seven, the denver post, and cpr news. you can watch live coverage beginning at 7:00 eastern come online at c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. of theh live coverage senate confirmation hearings for judge amy coney barrett starting monday with opening statements by judiciary committee members and judge merrick. live coverage on c-span and c-span.org. listen live on the c-span radio app and visit c-span.org to view a playlist of amy coney barrett's legal views. >> th

quickly turning to regulators, victor cha, vice dean at georgetown, head of the csis creature program, former director at the nsc bush to white house on korea and a new coffee mug? good stuff. last but not least dr. doctor singletary, senior advisor to the korean chair, taught at columbia as well. i see the coffee mug, looking good. welcome back to the program. looking for to your insights as well. with that let's get to it. this week secretary pompeo travel to japan. he was originally slated to also stop in korea i believe mongolia, but offer later date. the japan trip held, two big highlights and want to ask mr. knepper. first, meeting with the new japanese prime minister and also a meeting with the quad in tokyo which is at the foreign minister level with the indians, the australians, japanese and, of course, us as well, the united states. let's take these in turn. your impressions from the meeting, what are the big takeaways for this japan alliance going forward? >> first off, let me just say it was really a pity the secretary couldn't continue on with this whole program to it as

you have seen the dollars flowing from offline channels to on linible chas, facebook, pinterest, snapall beneficiaries from that trend. >> what are you expecting from their earnings this week to the extent it tells us anything what does s.a.p.'s huge miss and the retax tell you about what is going on in the world of software today? >> i will take those hand in hand first on expectation this is week i would generally beats across the board to the top line slight upside for facebook, alphabet, twitter, and pinterest. went to s.a.p., i don't cover software i would defer the my colleagues on that. >> right. >> but that seems to be more of a software specific issue, more enterprise sales cycles elongating whereas for these companies themselves they are tied to advertising spend. as long as retailers are trying to reach consumers ahead of the holiday season that should be a fairly good backdrop into q 3 and q 4. >> obviously there is big difference between talking about capital investments and equipment over severalier's time and maybe marketing budgets for instance we know that facebook do

todd: as the president continues his recovery, jason cha vets is blasting the -- chai chavetz is blastingedia for their reaction. >> their reaction is sub-human, they're not compassionate, caring, reasonable. i think they're exposing their true colors. they cite anonymous source as they have for nearly four years now and yet they have sources like mark meadows and the doctors and the president's physician who can give you real-time firsthand information, that's what should be out there in the media. it's what i call disaster liberalism. they take advantage of situations and want to par lay that into their own political agenda. that's what's disgusting and i think america sees right through it. jillian: several members of president trump's inner circle testing positive for covid-19. his campaign manager received his diagnosis friday. he is experiencing mild flu-like symptoms. kellyanne con way also testing pos tip for the -- positive for the virus. she says she has a light cough and is feeling fine. chris christie checked himself into the hospital saturday after testing positive. he helped

cha slide in line has gone viral, according to data from nbc news, and target smart, quote with eights to go until election day, 58 million voters have cast early ballot, surpassing the total number in 2016 by more than 8 million, and the nbc news decision desk projects a number of early voters could hit 90 to 100 million before election day, november 3rd. it's roughly twice the 50 million who did so in 2016. one of the big surprises has been texas where as of sunday, nearly 7.4 million people have voted early. that's nearly 80% of the total number of texans who voted at all in the 2016 election. democratic activists say the high turnout could help flip texas from red to blue for the first time decades. >> reporter: for these voters to overcome this level of suppression is the story of 2020 in my opinion, what we would love to see is more help from the top of the ticket come down to texas to meet these voters where they are, and continue this incredible turnout, a state that went from 50th in voter turn out to first, and could put biden over top on november 3rd. >> that fact beto o'ro

quickly turning to our regulars, victor cha, head of the csis can reach her program former director at the nsc wish to white house on korea and victor, new coffee mug? >> all right, good stuff. last but not least doctor sue mi terry, todd at columbia. i see pictures book, i see the coffee mug, looking good. welcome back to the program. looking for to your insights as well. without let's get to it. this week secretary pompeo travel to japan. he was originally slated to also stop in korea. i believe mongolia. those are put off for a later date. japan trip held come to back big highlights and what to ask mark never about this. first meeting with the new japanese prime minister -- marc knapper and also a meeting with the quad in tokyo which is at the foreign minister level with the indians, the australians, japanese and, of course, us as well, the united states. mark, let's take these in turn. your impressions from the suga meeting. what of the big takeaways for the u.s.-japan alliance going forward? >> thank you. first off let me just say it was really a pity the secretary couldn't contin

unfortunately, our proceedings now are so nakedly partisan that there's just not a lot to glean from the chakennedy: no, and it was a charade. i was hoping is some of the democrat senators would have asked about mass surveillance, guy, but they were so hyperfocused on the aca, and it was such is shtick that they actually undermined their own arguments. >> well, i think one senator was very focused on surveillance of some sort, and that was shell done whitehouse who seemed to be paranoid about all sorts of things. [laughter] they're watching us, everyone be careful. i actually am going to disagree, i think the hearings were pretty substantive. you mentioned the kavanaugh brawl. one of the reasons, this is a political point, that republicans apparently have the votes to confirm barrett later this month is because of of the kavanaugh brawl. it was a referendum in 2018 on kavanaugh. we had an election, chuck schumer himself said let's make these a referendum on kavanaugh, and a bunch of voters gave republicans two more senate seats to give them some breathing room to confirm someone like barrett

what looks like they keep talking about is the value added to the deal of the biden family name and chanese intelligence were well aware of that. we're also tracking an awful lot of hl, cs and -- hlcs and shell companies. your final world on that. >> well, again, it's not illegal per se to use hlcs, but -- ll crz, but they are very often used the hide money flows in money landerring operations. so it's certainly he jutte mate to ask these questions. and why doesn't cnn and msnbc ask the bidens, is this a valid e-mail or not? what about this e-mail? what about this recording? what about this recording where somebody asked 10% for the big guy? you know, all it is is a question that's asked in an e-mail. are they talking about you? what do you know about it, mr. vice president? did you meet with this person? and he's just, he's dodging that. he's being a politician. again, whether it makes any difference, i don't know. elizabeth: yeah. >> a lot of this goes on in washington, so it is what it is. elizabeth: yeah. biden, we see -- we're tracking this and looking through government footnotes

. >> with us now, chuck row cha, the former senior adviser for senator bernie sanders presidential campaign and the author of "tio bernie." camoan felix is the vice president of blue state and senator elizabeth warren's presidential campaign. what does it tell you that you now have the president campaigning and what were once thought to be solidly red states? >> that he's really worried. i told people, if you want to know this campaign strategy, look at the travel schedule, look at where they're going, look at what's going on with the campaign. there's one thing you can never get back in a campaign, and that is time. this week with our pac, we went up in iowa to talk to latinos in iowa. that should tell everybody that's a head nod to everybody watching me. i'm expanding the playing field. while i'm expanding the playing field, now donald trump is having to go back to states that if he doesn't win, it's over. it's a telltale sign. >> kim, meanwhile you have president obama hitting the campaign trail for former vice president biden. take a listener to what he said. >> are they people who inst

long as there are peaceful thousands demonstrated in bangkok for a 6 day to demands private channel chas resignation they want a more democratic constitution as well as changes to the monarchy the u.s. special envoy to afghanistan says attacks are threatening to derail peace talks and . calls inflammatory rhetoric doesn't help either a suicide bomber killed at least 13 people in the western province of gore on sunday and tens of thousands in helmand province have fled increased fighting between taliban and government forces chief palestinian negotiator side about a cots as in a medically induced coma while being treated for a coronavirus complications he was taken to hospital in west jerusalem from his home in the occupied west bank on sunday doctors say he's in a critical condition after contracting covert 1000 nearly 2 weeks ago. there are reports a senior white house official travel to syria for talks on the release of at least 2 u.s. citizens the wall street journal says kassovitz l a deputy assistant to president trump met syria's president in damascus earlier this year the u.s. gov

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