the tory asli in a corrupt government. and it's often been said about the free said government is that nothing happened in the free state without without a smug, prior knowledge and consent. so i don't believe that it has any validity whatsoever. the notion that this is purely politically driven and has nothing to do with corruption, i believe is no credibility whatsoever. so my daughter, you know, this case stems from a smoker shoelace alleged role in a $15000000.00 contract to find and remove as best as from homes in disadvantaged neighborhoods in the free state province. could you tell us more about how that played out? one of the there was money assigned for the removal of stores because of concerns and not all good businessmen who is politically connected and most of those of us were removed. and this businessman has also confirmed in this, under commission into the studio. he donated part of the money in seed sold, gave some individuals and frozen some of the money. so that is the ground to this particular issue. but

asli. so you go is operated by someone i don't know from a remote place. what do they see? as the camera get turned off? what happens to my data? who protects my privacy? that operators only see blurry images. so do robots have to guess what they're cleaning to someone like me, that's not very convincing. i can be a bit of a neat freak. toyota is also working on a ton of those robots who help manage house work. but this one issue that is difficult to solve. the robot has to know how much pressure the sponsor needs to apply on to different surfaces to properly clean them with an expensive flat screen t.v. . the machine should be very careful when humans and robots work together. security becomes important. this robot is already working with humans in japan. up next is a humanoid robot developed to collaborate with human colleagues. companies like oman and coauthor. robotics are leading the race and developing collaborative robots. these new colleagues have one importunate vantage over people. their work is precise and they never get tired. particularly, we have to make serio

but nobody to perceive the asli. who think european politicians and food manufacturers are harming themselves when they import chinese products. currently working on new documentary films about china. he's been barred from entering the country. but that won't deter him. he's not easily intimidated. what's germany's role when it comes to offering protection to people threatened and persecuted and i think germany please an important role. then germany's voice is very significant within the context of pen international for one of the writers in exile program that was created by the minister of culture. in 2000, it was to be off a debt of gratitude for writers who had to flee germany in 1933, found refuge abroad. or now we can persecuted writers and from all over the world. but even in the very thought of, when the nazis came to power in 1933, a whole generation of writers was silenced. their works were banned and burned their lives were threatened. many fled, others were killed. today german cities such as where the naz

erich ritter for the 1st time in history interpreters, similar taney asli translated court proceedings. he took one and a half days to read the indictment. then the accused were told to respond to the charges. jackson son william was assisting his father. he was in the courtroom that day. at the very opening of the trial was read and each defendant was called upon to plead to it. plead guilty. not guilty or guilty with an explanation, tried to call the 1st and he stood up with a piece of paper in his hand and said, before i respond, i wish to say the following. for the scottish law to me, surely you can try be able to cut him short. you were here to plead guilty not guilty or guilty with an explanation that remonstrance became if you did, i think that was an indication of his ability to try to find an opening to present what he wanted to say. rather than what he was being asked rudolf he'd lose form a deputy was briefed. i'm going to repeat this because to me then it was get an understanding commission spot, but what i could shift it heedless. vice chancellor friends. fun pop. i'm goin

asli. so you go, is operated by someone, i don't know from a remote place. what do they see and does the camera get turned off? what happens to my data? who protects my privacy? here everybody's claim that operators only see blurry images. so do robots have to guess what they're cleaning to someone like me? that's not very convincing. i can be a bit of a neat freak. toyota is also working on a ton of those robots to help manage house work. but there's one issue that is difficult to solve. the robot has to know how much pressure the sponsor needs to apply on to different surfaces to properly clean them with an expensive flat screen t.v. . the machine should be very careful when humans and robots work together, security becomes important. this robot are you working with humans in japan? up. next is a humanoid robot developed to collaborate with human colleagues. companies like oman and kolata robotics leading the race in developing collaborative robots. these new colleagues have won in vanity over people. their work is precise and they never get tired. particu

marathoner, later in the stevie asli called it the hand of god. he became a national hero in argentina. but after the great rise came the fall, he struggled with drug and alcohol addiction for years. after his brain surgery he was going through detox, but marathoner suffered a heart attack. the magical and talented marathoner will now receive a state funeral fitting for one of the greatest footballers. if not the greatest of all time i was and just how many lives marriage on a touched became abundantly clear in the hours immediately after news of his death broke thousands of stunned football fans in argentina, spain and italy poured onto the streets to honor and celebrate their late idol were were the celebration of the life to honor the death of a hero. sizings of fans gathered at the obelisk in buenos aires in commemoration of the 5th ball. great boy, but it is a very sad. i have no words to describe such pain. i think people as some a love story out there said, god is dead. the legend of marriage donna is global and he was a superstar. he was t

it also meant that the proceedings had to be translated single taney asli into different languages. that's something we're familiar with today. that was new back then. a lot of the evidence was presented in, in film form with those horrific images of piles of corpses from the nazi concentration camps. so there was a lot of innovation that was important back then and has, has marked the way forward to what we see today in terms of the international criminal court. 75. how does germany reflect on those trials today? it's very interesting. the development of attitudes here in germany, initially, to some extent, you know, the trial, the nuremberg trials began just months after the end of the 2nd world war. people didn't, hadn't really got their heads around. the fact that germany was defeated. many of the allegations about the holocaust, for instance, were still denied by many people. and the trials in for a while at least were rejected as victor's justice by germans. but i think they were a very important part of changing attitudes, laying the foundations for what was ultimately an att

bank has confirmed scientists fears that multiple strains of corona virus could emerge simple taney asli winning the war against war doesn't mean destroying them all means barkha al jazeera. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines democratic nominee joe biden has pulled ahead of president trump in pennsylvania and georgia that's 2 or 4 battleground states still counting votes but the presidential remains remains too close to call joe biden is urging people to be patient he says he is confident of becoming the next presidents biden has 264 electoral college votes 270 are needed for victory. donald trump is making false claims that if only legal votes were counted he would win the election he says legal challenges manned up in the supreme court's kristen salumi has more now from philadelphia. joe biden ahead in pennsylvania by just over 5000 votes that's a 10th of a percentage point still a very close race here but the ballots are continuing to be counted particularly here in philadelphia where biden has been winning 87 percent of the vote that lead is expected to expand as it does

aiming has confirmed scientists fears that multiple strains of corona virus could emerge similar taney asli winning the war against war doesn't mean destroying the more. al-jazeera. if he if he is prime minister says the military has carried out air strikes on the northern tier gray region. who won the nobel peace prize for ending ethiopia's long war with eritrea mobilize troops are accusing the region's leaders of a deadly attack on a military base this week he says the ethiopian air force has now bombed depots and destroyed military hardware in northern tikrit. but now you have put out during the process of law enforcement there could be airstrikes destruction i'm not talking civilians rather they were talking to capacity to be dangerous to seize nonetheless in order to avoid unexpected peril i advise that you limit group movements in cities so a lot of the country to your father is built into your forefathers paid their lives for we've been disgraced by this evil force these 4 should be brought to justice and therefore are calling you to grave to stand against him support us so that we c

saying this it is 2028 nothing would surprise us anymore i want to toss keep you any speculative the ok asli there are conflicting reports that it's very difficult now with trump saying that he's going to take action but with wisconsin officially going to is is the presidency slipping away from trump. because there's no question i think the big stolen from him we're looking at that was constant or michigan or pennsylvania . it's was stolen from him in arizona i don't know about dividing and alaska. being stolen but angers everybody who's a republican they are they set out to do something different this is not working for the people who don't want to be ruled by the media joe biden the. dementia. or guy if you don't want to be ruled by him if you don't be ruled by the communist compiler terrorists and the rest of the democratic apparatus get out. what we can do we can leave and trouble be a great leader to help bring that about i hope it doesn't. now we know that trump and biden of both want that really they're ready to fight to the very end you know and not includes potentially go into the s

revolutionary element from his now he's talking about drug pricing annoying the big pharma lovi similar taney asli he said he was going to replace the paris agreement nothing really came to pass and 3 enough yank godparents it was terrible for us a greenhouse china to pollute the world while we all sit around and have our economies beaten because most of your countries in europe suck up to china and we don't obama sucked up to china and now we know why by bike because you get paid britain certainly once a purse breaks a deal with china your are close to this country. an ornery knighthood what happens if if trump is reelected or if by is elected as regards a special relationship given that britain is leaving on new year's eve well i have a tremendous regard for the great britain and i think the president does i think it was it was clearly evident when he visited there how close he feels to. the british government. the president's problem with our allies in europe if they don't pay their bills major problem is germany germany is a very rich country they only take about less than half of what they're

aiming has confirmed scientists fears that multiple strains of corona virus could emerge similar taney asli winning the war against war doesn't mean destroying the more. al-jazeera. it here appears prime minister says the military has carried out as strikes on the north and to great britain had mobilized troops after accusing the region's leaders by a deadly attack on a military base this week he says the ethiopian air force has now bombed arms depo destroyed military hardware and north to pay. during the process of law enforcement there could be airstrikes the strikes will not target civilians rather they will target the capacities of these dangerous forces nonetheless in order to avoid unexpected peril i advise you to limit group movements in cities the country that your father's built in that your forefathers paid their lives for is being disgraced by this evil force this force should be brought to justice and therefore i call on you the tigra youth to stand against it and support us so that we can finish this task and move on with our endeavors to develop our nation in a short period of

death, which the asli hated. there was no human rights, lack of democracy. it wasn't even a discussion. and i mean they've done developmental stuff. they've done, i mean it's good to try to make your ballot try and i'm sure those are choice. some people love it, some people don't. but the fact is, and i don't conversation, has to happen sooner than later, or that, or the ethiopia that we know will disappear and fester old. can there be an adult conversation between 2 sides that have just gone through this? in fact, is it not just an adult conversation? i mean, can even mediation begin any time saying? well, i think there were efforts to start a mediation process. in fact, the african union chair, person to date the go. now, how delighted he was that ethiopian had agreed to the appointment of 3 and 4 with and had agreed to their role in media and between the 2 parties. the problem was on the here, inside of the government, we heard that that this had not been agreed to. so it does beg the question of what role these 3 envoys will have moving forward? or will

main cause confirms scientists fears that multiple strains of corona virus could emerge simple taney asli winning the war against war doesn't mean destroying the whole barca al-jazeera. this is al jazeera and these are the headlines democratic nominee joe biden has pulled ahead of president trump in pence.

it's got to go damn asli for sure. at the time. i couldn't imagine that there were any reasonable grounds on which to accuse these and their later. of course, i understood it better to shove them no movie torrijos, nation or alliance had ever attempted anything as bold or complex as what the allies were now doing with the surviving representatives of the 3rd reich. the prosecutor's goal was nothing less than a global realignment brought about through the law. this was not a trial of germans of all. this was a trial for humanity. this was a trial has to prevent terror, me from raising its head again. and the only place in the world of the nuremberg 945, the old imperial city of the middle ages, lay in ruins. after nearly 6 years of war, nazi germany had capitulated unconditionally 60000000 people were dead. the cost of at all, fiddlers murderous quest for world domination. germans who once zealously followed their fuehrer, now wanted to forget the main concern for most people was overcoming hunger and hardship. they weren't interest

hugo is still a long way off from working a ton of asli. so you go is operated by someone i don't know from a remote place. what do they see? as the camera get turned off? what happens to my data? who protects my privacy? here everybody's fame, that operators only see blurry images, so have to guess what they're cleaning to someone like me, that's not very convincing. i can be a bit of a neat freak. toyota is also working on a ton of those robots who help manage house work. but this one issue that is difficult to solve. the robot has to know how much pressure the sponsor needs to apply on to different surfaces to properly clean them with an expensive flat screen, t.v. the machine should be very careful and humans and robots work together. security becomes important. this robot r.d. working with humans in japan and europe. next age is a humanoid robot, developed to collaborate with human colleagues. companies like oman and kolata, robotics are leading the race and developing collaborative robots. these new colleagues have one importunate fan

covered asly tremendous spectrum of american ofentors and a whole realm people. i think anybody could interpret betty nesbitt, she invented whiteout. you are able to use the phrase, low tech. but not every invention has to be the microchip. sometimes it's the paper bag with a paperclip. list, are compiling this there had to be some favorites that you really like. you know that you really wanted to focus on. really jumped off the page to you? -- school really jumped off the page to you? who really jumped off the page to you? mr. baker: you walk across half the continent in this thing and you could take the top off it and get it across the river. you could bring it up mountains where wheels were specially made zika go up and down mountains. it's tremendous innovation. all of my favorites was dr. tobie who lived long enough see his idea become the mri, which is amazing. walter hunt is fascinating. the guy who created the safety pin. he was constantly inventing amazing things and basically giving them away. i think a way for streetcars to single when they were turnin

asli. so you go is operated by someone i don't know from a remote place. what do they see as the can get turned off? what happens to my data? who protects my privacy? here everybody's claim that operators only see blurry images, so have to guess what they're cleaning to someone like me, that's not very convincing. i can be a bit of a neat freak. so you go to is also working on the tunnels robots will help manage house work. but this one issue that is difficult to solve. the robot has to know how much pressure the sponsor needs to apply on to different surfaces to properly clean them with an expensive flat screen t.v. . the machine should be very careful when humans and robots work together, security becomes important. this robot arty working with humans in japan and europe. next age is a humanoid robot, developed to collaborate with human colleagues. companies like oman and kolata robotics, leading the race and developing collaborative robots. these new colleagues have one importunate vantage over people. their work is precise and they never get tired. or

it also meant that the proceedings had to be translated simle taney, asli into different languages. that's something we're familiar with today. that was new back then. a lot of the evidence was presented in, in film form with those horrific images of piles of corpses from the nazi concentration camps. so there was a lot of innovation that was important back then, and his has marked the way forward to what we see today in terms of the international criminal court. and so 75 how does germany reflect on the trials today? it's very interesting. the development of acid cheese here in germany, initially, to some extent, you know, the trials, the nuremberg trials began just months after the end of the 2nd world war. people didn't, hadn't really got their heads around. the fact that germany was defeated. many of the allegations about the holocaust, for instance, were still denied by many people. and the trials in for a while at least were rejected as victor's justice by germans. but i think they were a very important part of changing attitudes, laying the foundations for what was ultimately

marathoner later in the stevie asli called it the hand of god. he became a national hero in argentina. but after the great rise came the fall, he struggled with drug and alcohol addiction for years. after his brain surgery, he was going through detox, but marathoner suffered a heart attack. the magical and talented marathoner will now receive a state funeral fitting for one of the greatest footballers, if not the greatest of all time. i thank you. and here are some of the 1st reactions from fans in argentina. you know, it will get if i can't believe it. it's incredible that you think that all the bad things can happen. but then you see that they can't. it turns out we're all mortals, you know, it's that i'm john casting it. but i feel a bit like it's a bad dream in my film that it's a joke. i want to believe that it's a joke. you know good if they're going to be good. the 1st thing, my 12 year old son said to me as a mom marriage donna died. i couldn't believe it. i didn't especially love him, but i didn't feel that it didn't matter to me. made m

bank has confirmed scientists fears that multiple strains of corona virus could emerge simple tiny asli winning the war against war doesn't mean destroying them all believe barca al-jazeera. the french president sarkozy told al-jazeera that his country's conflict with turkey is based on action unca has taken against european nations his comments come as tensions of increase in recent weeks between the 2 member states the publication of what turkey sees us and sultan cartoons as further deteriorated ties some avenge of a reports now from istanbul. and the front sentiment in turkey has increased after french president emmanuel mccrone supported the publication of controversial cartoons. mark drawn them in and what's more crimes problem with islam mccrone needs mental treatment could get your respect we want the 2 president to respect france and the e.u. respect its values into not tell lies or throw insults. recent anti france protests like this are one of many issues worsening the crisis between turkey and france and . is a nationalist. a genuine. believer. i did some of the policies to

large voter turnout in the early hours despite the cold despite obviously the pandemic as well the asli there are precautions that are taken here everybody's going to come in we're in the mosque they are wiping the areas and sanitizing bits and so forth but the message that's come out from the democrats particularly in the past 24 hours has been that this isn't just a choice between trump and biden this is essentially an attempt to save american democracy and that has been the consistent messaging that has come out from both biden and his running mates come of the horrors who've been pointing to the divisive nature as they've put it of trump's policies how that's eroded american democracy and how it's important and peretz of the people come out and have their voices heard when we look at the boarded up shops around the country and you look at the 10s atmosphere that is this is something that is alien so just speak to. an american election and the fact that the tensions are so high is something that really does speak to the fact that there is the message of protecting democracy something

so both tracks are going say, melting asli and no one can succeed alone. still ahead here on out of there we visit the remote region of moldova, that's caught between russia and tempting and women's golf heads to new and controversial territory with the 1st professional, one of them in saudi arabia. peace. we'll have those details for you in the morning and the atmosphere has been stirred. now the change of season is upon us. and the lower limit of where a slice of rain is going south was to us bahrain and towards qatar. but the main rain is, is iran with the course the cold north, but on our above sea level, we'll see stop and asked large enough ghana's done. and all those things have changed in the levant. it's cotton down again. the sun is the next couple of days, a brief, strong northerly or northwest least likely. so showers seem quite likely joining saturday in their high and then the wind these the way temperatures don't change much, but below 30 this time of the year. southern africa is the place to watch now for proper rains. we've got these seaso

sway from one party to the other depending on the candidate and the gear and the outcomes on the tory asli hard to predict we're going to look at the last 5 elections where these states for the most parts have reliably voted for either the republican or democratic candidate red or blue but not these ones here 12 of them which have tended to switch sides since 2000 including ohio which is always picked the winning candidate since $960.00 thing is donald trump's presidency has been completely unpredictable and so this year we've got a slightly different map we're looking at 11 potential swing states you've got your traditional battlegrounds of ohio north carolina you've got the likes of wisconsin michigan and pennsylvania where donald trump broke the so-called blue wall and narrowly won against hillary clinton in 26 stay in minnesota as well voting democrat since 972 but trump came close there as well there are a couple of surprises in the south look at georgia and even texas republican strongholds for decades but democrats have managed to make some inroads here and you can add arizona as we

right now listening to ask joe biden doesn't mean that means but he's the lesser of 2 evils of the asli and then i have made my sammy says he's hot says biden but his mind says trump reisman god yeah so so limited things that i think that i just really appreciate about would brother kwame is talking about is that we can't expect our oppressor to also be our say we can expect the descendants of the people that that hopeless insley mad people who committed genocide on indigenous people should nail turn around and be our savior that's not in this moment in time i don't believe that's the question right i believe the question is right now. if we if we don't vote we vote for trump we're going to get a doubling down of the of the pain that our people are experiencing in miss moment yeah i am not saying that just by listening i did know that history of joe biden and everything he says is right is to the right. block obama was better in this moment in time looting is not for me is not necessarily voting for joe biden the very words. ok curtailing the the violence that's occurring to our people

trump is on course to win out as soon as even though they claim in their statement that fox news rudy asli claimed this state for joe biden just got to point out in the latest figures joe biden this company $47000.00 votes ahead or donald trump in arizona so those are going to be the basis of legal claims it's clear that donald trump is not ready to concede this election he hires of course attacked on a very regular basis someone just passing me a note here trump has just tweeted so let's just pull that out actually just in the last 2nd. see if we can just renewed donald trump's philadelphia's got a history of rotten integrity election integrity he's quoting someone who appeared on fox business so he's obviously upset with what's going on in philadelphia let me just point out that donald trump has for months undermined the whole idea of mail in ballots he's talked about how it was ripe for fraud he essentially was convincing his supporters not to do it and it seems that that has come back to bite him in the last few hours because most of the lead to joe biden is building in the states like

trump would win the election that would probably cost more and sinking stock prices than that of the asli did not happen as a prospect if joe biden would win and we might see higher taxes definitely won't be welcomed on wall street on the other side if we were to get a blue sweep so that the democrats also win the senate that could mean that we might see a bigger stimulus package to get the economy going and that would be good to the markets so i personally have the impression that investors just want calm exterior winner and they probably could very well if if there should be a bruce we what we won't know if that will happen or not a clear outcome certainly preferable to everybody but yes i think you're standing on a shopping street maybe you can tell me a bit about the atmosphere it looks pretty boarded up where you are it it's completely boarded up i'm in soho in manhattan i've been reporting from here also in the spring when they had the protests and also the looting after the killing of george floyd and it's a very similar feeling right now most places are boarded up here it's you kn