full compliance once again american mainstream media shows us what it's all about it will happen archie new york. mother world news in brief now starting with unrest in chile police find more succumbing to disperse protesters in the capital santiago hundreds were protesting ahead of a national referendum on changes to the constitution later this month demonstrators are also angry about rising subway fares and for willing wages. or protest this is also gathered in london against nigeria's special anti robbery squad called sounds huge demonstrations against the force were already held in nigeria earlier this month sars has been disbanded the rallies now are against a broader police violence in west africa are. now to round things off a bit of good cheer is the time of year excited children send their christmas presents wishlist off to lapland and while 2020 is topsy turvy father christmas says the holiday is still are found to express the special wish that everyone stays safe and healthy this year whatever doubts he would love to hear your thoughts on our stories though do get in touch by followin

archie new york lastly we bring you some world news in brief starting with the u.k. where there's been a large anti lockdown rally. thousands marched through central london on saturday denouncing a series of regional shutdowns and posed by the government after a surge in covert cases police for arrests were made and there were banners on the sly calling the penned a hoax and rejecting the use of face masks and vaccines. 7 hungary and students are making their voices heard after the government effectively took direct control of a top arts university the right wing ruling party strips the college of its autonomy last month protesters call it an attack on academic freedom. and agricultural fires in india have caused a pollution spike in the capital burning is a widespread in parts of the country to clear land after the harvest the government has so far resisted calls to ban the practice despite air quality concerns. that's a global news update for this hour but don't forget you can always have to our website our to dot com for details on all of those stories and many mo

archie new york. veggie burgers and vegan sausages have lived to see another day after an attempt by the meat industry to back. those terms was rejected by the european parliament a group of farmers and lobbyists argued that words like sausage and as colloq should only be used to label items that contain meat and that applying them to plant based versions is a form of cultural hijacking they also claimed it is confusing for consumers but the european consumer organization took a different view that consumers are in no way confused by a source steak or cheek be based sausage so long as it is clearly labeled as vegetarian overeager terms such as burger or steak on plant based items simply make it much easier for consumers to know how to integrate these products within the meal. and we put the issue up for debate with experts. it's very important focus he most cheve be able to he's the times better as the sage because they help explain the texture the style and how to eat things that he needs and you kno

archie new york. but he burgers and vegan sausages have lived to see another day after an attempt by the meat industry to bail those terms was rejected by the european parliament a group of farmers and lobbyist argued that words like sausage and burger should only be used to label items that contain meat and not applying them to a plant based versions as a form of cultural hijacking they also claimed it's confusing for consumers but their pain consumer organization took a different view consumers are in no way confused by is so steak or cheek be based sausage so long as it is clearly labeled as vegetarian or vegan terms such as burger steak on plan least items simply make it much easier for consumers to know how to integrate these products within the meal. we're not going to discuss all this with luis davey is the head of campaigns and policy at the begin society in the u.k. and patrick holden a farmer and founding director of the sustainable food trust thank you both for joining us on the program lou

biden realize that sometimes it's just as red white and blue on the other side of the fence but archie new york. well putting americans of invention to buy guns another to go here is the outcome of the election create some suits and see for that story after the break. the communication was better than humans and their communication 30 does a lot of things better than we do so the possibility not just or being restricted with their brains we go out with a fine art known group growing stuff but even today even just combining true human brains together. to me has a low the advantages. seemed wrong. when all along just don't call. me. yet to stamp out this thing because that's a cut and indeed from an eclipse betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. a comeback sales of tactical gear are seeing a significant jump in the united states with fears over the coronavirus pandemic racial tension and the outcome of next week's presidential election driving panicked americans to gun stores because the it has more b.l.m. protests and riots may have dwindled but

archie new york. is not just in front of that discontent to advocate the 1000 restrictions as brewing in prague the czech republic capital fine and clashes broke out between police and until the town demonstrators on sunday. the 2000 strong demonstration is mainly comprised of football and hockey fans all protesting still for it his decision to suspend sporting events for 2 weeks in recent decision by the government to cut the spread of the crane fire us police used tear gas and water cannon to disperse the crowds with at least 20 people reportedly injured as a result. no gatherings of celebrations no spread of the virus a great especially when you are planning something you don't particularly like in italy the governor of california has decided to impose a curfew in his region but it applies only to one specific weekend. nyquist hello eades is this immense idiocy this immense stupid american extravagance that we have imported into our country that's this halloween is a monument to imbecility well sin

officials should look a little bit closer to home ala papa archie new york ok that would you rather todaythanks thing without say more inhofe now. the world is driven by a dream shaped by the one percent of those. who dares thinks. we dare to ask. welcome to the alex salmond show where we look at the westminster autumn session of parliament under the shadow of the low corporate pandemic this week almost a year after the general election where he swept out to power with a majority of 80 bodies johnson finally lost his opinion poll lead over the opposition labor party and the trouble is now confined to the opinion polls with the restless tory m.p.'s threatening another to vote over the way in which the new to corporate regulations are being introduced all this with the economy facing the double cliff edge of another locked and on the interminable long.

archie new york. not just in france as we saw earlier the discontent of the copen 1000 restrictions a brewing in prague the czech republic's capital violent clashes broke out between police and until the town demonstrators on sunday. the 2000 strong demonstration was mainly comprised of football and hockey funds who protesting hill fourteen's decision to suspend sporting events for 2 weeks not the recent decision by the government to spread of virus take out some will to canon to disperse the crowds with at least 20 people reportedly injured as it was. and find me no gathering sun abrasions no spread of the virus a good move especially when you are banding something you like in it's a means of companion has decided to impose a curfew in this region but it applies only to one specific weekend. nyquist i mean it's halloween this is this immense idiocy this immense stupid american extravagance that we have imported into our country that says halloween is a monument to imbecility well since we have to fac

congress before although it's intensified now with less than a week until the presidential election archie's new york correspondent caleb mop and talks us through the hearing. it was a tense morning on capitol hill as the heads of u.s. tech giants were called before the u.s. congress and a senate committee to answer questions about an alleged conservative bias now the c.e.o.'s only agreed to appear after they were threatened with a subpoena and they answered questions from u.s. senators about the allegations of bias in their handling of news and their ability to oversee what shows up on twitter on facebook and on google now there was an awkward moment towards the beginning of the hearing where it appeared that mark zuckerberg the head of facebook wasn't answering the phone but when the hearing finally did get going one of the main things was a new york post article that reported critical information about joe biden and his son hunter biden and their alleged business dealings they were essentially being asked why this article had been suppressed on facebook and on twitter here's how the questioning we

archie new york. what does he love to hear your thoughts on a story so do get in touch by following us on social media and join us again at the top of their. the pandemic no certainly no borders just to tease. the summer with the we don't look like world peace to. judge a. commentary classes. we can do better we should be. everyone is contributing to each of our own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenge is creating the response has been so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we're in it together. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy you confront a shouldn't let it be an arms race in this on off and spearing dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. an entire village in alaska. if another country trying to wipe out an american. we do everything in our power to protect the. water then escaping c

archie new york. thanks for joining us here on aussie international we're back at the top of the hour with the latest thing about. elwood forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. i robot must obey the orders given by human beings except where such orders would conflict with the 1st law show your identification we should be very careful but official intelligence at the point of view screen is too great to trust every other than fia. played on various shots and with artificial intelligence will summon the demon. a robot must protect its own existence as existence. is. i'm max kaiser this is the kaiser report lot of people talking about is this the beginning of china as the world's superpower or but they're not thinking about another end of an era in that would be the central banks stacey yes we are we believe here in kaiser report anyway that we are at the end of a fee out era and we've been kind of warning of preparing for that for the past 10 years of this series 11 years

family profile right now reporting in west philadelphia aaron fronsac archie while the protests are still divert to brooklyn new york a car drive through a line of police reportedly injuring one the unrest spiraled into mayhem is demonstrators vandalized police cars bangs and started fires civil rights lawyer from up till i believe that the multi-generational issue of police violence in the united states has finally boiled over. year after year decade after decade there are cries for help cries for change demands that policy be changed that communities and nothing happens builds over into an event such as this progress that didn't happen in one day and with one killing for the great did not happen in one day it will end with one killing so really this is not about this one individual but about a broken system and the number of people as the source believes as experienced this themselves and now this is the boiling point in the summer of racial welcoming in america will finally we have to address the. in the one of the system the issues that people find demanding change for so nobody condones writing no if you don't

family profile right now reporting in west philadelphia aaron fronsac archie while the protest spilled over to brooklyn in new york as well a car drive through a line of police there reportedly injuring one spiral into my hands demonstrators vandalized police cars bangs and started fires civil rights lawyer robert patillo believes the multi-generational issue of police violence in the u.s. has finally pointed out a. year after year decade after decade there were cries for help cries for trains demands that policy be changed that communities and nothing happens it's the old over into an event such as this progress that didn't happen in one day and one clearly for the great did not happen in one day in one killing so really this is not about this one individual but about a bloke and system and the number of people as this or spirits is the fear is this good so and now if i believe that this is the boiling point in the form of wasteful welcoming in america far we have to do. it is one of the 1st in the issues that people find demanding change for so nobody condones writing no one he don't moving but it's almost like

see before they vote vote or should be able to make up their mind whether it's a new york post story whether it's an archie report people have the right to information and then make up their minds but tech companies and media companies have colluded together and what's really shocking here with intelligence companies to kind of create a perfect storm of we will decide what you see and what you hear when jack dorsey says well everyone who uses twitter signs up for terms of service they don't agree to have you decide whether or not people can think things about them and by the way every time one of those reports is labeled misleading untrue untruthful or essentially a lie that's actually libel against. the journalist who's publishing it in the 1st place any content that has that has a whiff of controversy that comes across our t.v. is interpreted by twitter by facebook or taking their lead from the cia from the f.b.i. from the n.s.a. who have publicly said that russia is interfering in the u.s. election the irony is that even the head of twitter is said twitter's and capable of influencing the us election so

take a surveillance nap in new york city and then i get speak with archie content officer and we bruise the tech earnings. the amount of trillions of dollars of revenue involved is enormous. what's key is they delivered. in general,panies, delivered on revenue growth with a little bit of challenges. overall, first blush was actually pretty good. then it wasn't. excepting google, there was some really distressing features about the outlook forward. uncertainty it about the outlook forward, rather than gloom. i think the narrative is that. technology stops -- technology stocks actually beat the sales but it was forward guidance that had us worried. with us is christian miller, he is the managing director of portfolio, strategy, and asset allocation. thank you for coming on bloomberg. when you look at what markets gdpdoing, are they tracking ? central banks? stimulus? it's interesting what you have set on tech just now because it's been the big leader. it's very much been central banks and lower rates that have boosted the tech sector. the big problem is that the stocks, by virtue of the d

new york. ♪ those were the days >>> at the time archie's home was worth about $35,000.than triple what archie would have paid for it. and sure enough, when we visit last winters -- >> i work for cbs news. >> -- we couldn't find many archie bunkers buying into the neighborhood. >> have you met anybody in the neighborhood who was a dock worker? >> no. >> reporter: you're more likely to find doctors nurses and engineers. >> you're a tek worker. >> i'm a tech worker. >> there's no calluses on your hands. >> i work on computer. >> reporter: not even covid-19 could change that. we had just finished filming this story when covid hit. at the time we made the decision not to air it thinking housing prices are going to come down. that's not the case. the coronavirus has inspired many buyers to look for larger, more comfortable homes, but that new demand has run into an old problem, since 1960, home prices across the country have risen more than four times faster than income and many experts say the cause is frustratingly simple. america has a housing shortage. some 400,000 fewer