push comes to shove fessor boris foreman from bard college thanks very much thanks here's a look now some of the other stories making the news a bomb has ripped through an islamic religious school in northwestern pakistan killing at least 7 students and wounding dozens police say the blast went off during a visit by a prominent religious scholar no one has claimed responsibility. hurricanes 8 to has made landfall on mexico's yucatan peninsula battering the coast with winds of up to 130 kilometers per hour forecasters say the storm is likely to move towards the u.s. gulf coast later this week it is the 27th storm in an historic hurricane season. it's to italy now where there were protests across the country monday with demonstrations against a new round of government restrictions aimed at containing the coronavirus clashes broke out in cities including along naples and turin with riot police fired tear gas to disperse groups of violent demonstrators a number of luxury stores were ransacked the unrest coming after a towel you know authorities ordered bars and restaurants to shut down a

let's get more on this key appointment now with boris foreman a professor of political science at bard college here in berlin good to see you again professor how much does amy coney baratz confirmation reshape this crucial in 6 to sion the u.s. supreme court i mean it is it is an important moment this is a 6 to 3 a conservative majority of the supreme court this is quite an imbalance this will shoot major issues and there are questions coming up just wrote the corner one of them being about the presidential election so this is certainly an important moment considering that this supreme court could rule on the presidential election if there's difficulties especially with the mail the mail count as something a lot of people are talking about do you see that as a possibility. well just just yesterday dia supreme court already rejected. the desire to extend the mail and ballots for wisconsin similar decisions are just coming up to vote in north korean and pelt pennsylvania so there is already an important debate going on and obviously people are thinking about 2000 the boat florida bush ve

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the president said that the armenians had used cluster smersh long range missiles to hit the city of bard today and the army is saying that this still trying to figure out the extent of the damage that has been done but we as we understand that there has been several civilian infrastructures that were hit to lori chalons is in the armenian capital yet abandon says this could be a deadly new turn in the conflict. today has been a grim day the worst for civilians it seems in this conflict so far the armenians have deny that they attacked shelled but the pictures obviously tell a different story they are medians are saying that it is they who have been the victim of shelling today in the go and i care about the capital the main city in going to catechize to kind of kurtz's being attacked and that the main hospital there has been badly hit particularly the maternity wing of it no casualties as far as we are aware in that incident but they have also said the armenians that. the city of shushi has been attacked as well and that one civilian died in that rocket attack i think they're calling it

attorney now as boris foreman a professor of political science at bard college here in berlin professor fallen how does any kind of barrett's confirmation and reshape the supreme court and why is everyone so concerned about it. well as as we just heard i mean this is creating a conservative majority of 6 to 3 on the supreme court which is the highest court in the u.s. and which has to decide to most important cases really and to to prove whether a certain case is constitutional or not and there are many cases coming up right now not least of course the presidential election itself might produce new types of cases and so this is a contentious contentious issue. but you mentioned the election day which is only a week from today how could the newly configured cold have an influence that. well there's already been debates just yesterday there was a decision by the supreme court during the. nomination appointment of it because we've heard that wisconsin was not allowed to extend its a 1000000 ballots deadline and similar decisions are coming up for pennsylvania and for north carolina importa

their civilians that have been targeted the most latest attack was in bard a few days ago 21 people died in that attack in the human rights watch issued a statement on friday saying that indeed. had used cluster bomblets in that attack now as they were just. using exactly the same cluster bomblets as nagorno-karabakh something that by john refuses but when it comes to the civilian toll so far as ever john has paid the highest price. about $91.00. killed. that happen. ivory coast's president is urging calm during a tense election on a somewhat seeking a controversial. opponents are calling for a campaign of civil disobedience woman 30 people have died in the run up to the election but observers say the polling has been largely peaceful voting issues and later this hour i'll address reports now from a budget. well in many parts of ivory coast the voting have been been largely peaceful president alassane ouattara voted just a few hours ago immediately after he said he's proud of let this country to its current democratic status and warned that. the process should not be destructive he was i

turning those boards form on a professor of political science at bard college here in berlin professor foreman how does any kind of barrett's confirmation of reshape the supreme court and why is everyone so concerned about it. well as as we just heard i mean this is creating a conservative majority of 6 to 3 on the supreme court which is the highest court in the u.s. which has to decide to most important cases really and to to prove whether a certain case is constitutional or not and there are many cases coming up right now not least of course the presidential election itself might produce new types of cases and so this is a contention a contentious issue. but you mentioned the election day which is only a week from today how could the newly configured court have an influence that. well there's already been debates just yesterday there was a decision by the supreme court during the the nomination and appointment of him because he bird that wisconsin was not allowed to extend its a 1000000 ballots deadline and similar decisions are coming up for pennsylvania and for north carolina impor

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yet another attempt to impose a ceasefire that never was but it will prove even more difficult the bard attack marking a serious escalation but at the. meanwhile armenians living across the world are showing their solidarity with their ancestral homeland challenge reports from the capital you're a van. this is a far cry from tiger we are going yams day job the dental consultant from los angeles seals and on float he gets ready. like that you can see here it's another way of finding a fallen soldiers home on for 40 days. symbol that there is a fun soldier's family inside. who is about to come face to face with intense grief to armenian families are mourning sons killed in the war with azerbaijan turkey offers comfort asks about the man that leaves $3000.00 for each house to house hospitals a hospital she's done this many times now. with regular social media posts turkey has raised more than half a $1000000.00 from the armenian overseas community as an i mean what else would i be doing annulling let's see if i was here and pretty sure i was going to do something to either raise awareness

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obligatory in public squares in the city center many of those rules will now be extended to the rest of bard in the bag on monday the state premier is going to raise the corona virus threat alert to the highest level. we're going to tighten restrictions there where this doesn't cause too much pain in the hope that we can spare kindergartens schools and workplaces from further measures as far as possible i also being considered once again curbing the number of people allowed into stores and making restaurant reservations obligatory and german chancellor angela merkel made an urgent appeal in her weekly online video calling on people to act now to contain the pandemic evans's a human bodies meet up with far fewer people with outside or at home refrain from any trips that are absolutely necessary any celebrations that aren't absolutely necessary please whenever possible stay at home in your place of residence. and. despite support from the armed forces to keep the test and trace system up and running this concern that germany's local health authorities are still struggling nonetheless 2000 peop

people are injured seen recent shelling by armenian forces rockets hit a restaurant in the city of bard and severely damaged a secondary school there. the fighting has intensified over the last 2 weeks as we've been reporting to you casualties haven't been limited to the front line civilians are ending up victims to the fiercest fighting has been reported in the south of the disputed region he goes down off who's close by in an armenian border town talk to so women who've sent their sons to war. arsenic lives a modest life as she's inviting us in her apartment it's almost like we've traveled back in time the house is 137 years old and has been home to generations of our ancestors she offers us coffee enthusiastically be good to talk about her son fighting in the back while he was conscripted when he came of age the usual service he was on the 7th of january he had been serving for 10 months or he was in hundreds from the very beginning from base to chechnya and backwards i didn't know that he was sent to the front line i found out by chance he hadn't called me for 4 days afterwards and

friends of the bard compiled mr william sha kespeare's comedies, histories and tragedies, including 18 that means it has all of its pages and that is very unusual in that shakespeare was read and read and read and many copies — the vast majority of copies — are imperfect. and this is the first time in a generation that a complete copy has come on the market. it is known as the first folio, and contains 36 of shakespeare's plays, including macbeth and julius caesar. lovers of literature the world over would argue it is priceless but the bidding had to start somewhere... they are only five complete copies known in private hands so it is an extraordinary honour for us to be offering this today, here at christie's. with that in mind, we must open the bidding at $2,600,000. $2,800,000 now... to be or not to be... for the folio here at christie's $8,400,000. sold. thank you, fernando. and that was just the hammer price. the total coming in at $9.97 million, a new world auction record for any printed work of literature, far exceeding the previous high of $6.16 million, set in 2001. it was bou

this was a fundamental part of how our political leadership and our country a large understood the bard you get a hoe and then you know rebel right that's the things you don't revolt if you have a stake in the system. and be really interesting to dial it back and think about the longer deeper history what housings meant in the united states not just that question of the american dream but the bigger question of who the dream is and for . so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race is on all fronts very dramatic development only personally i'm going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful it's very critical time to sit down and talk. teachers in france demand better protection as the nation reels from the shock of samuel l. parties murder at the hands of a terrorist. mind is many many things it's still my position to be protected. also this hour a 14 year old boy caught up in the war between armenia and azerbaijan tells r t what his family's lived through and how they got to safety. john nobody in the meantime got a m

forward when the budget and planning forward when the pandemic is going to end we are looking for bardy park is regard as the birthplace of modern computing the work done here by alan turing as i his team of codebreakers is said to have shortened the war by two years and saved countless lives. we have been so impressed in how is kept now and with this extra funding that is going to be available, what they can do, to make it even better, it would be amazing. the facebook money combined with £500,000 from the government offers some relief for bletchley park. but the trust knows the pandemic and financial pressures it brings are far from over. jo black, bbc news, bletchley park. time for a look at the weather, here's ben rich. thank you. good evening, it has been a cool day for all of us but in terms of the look of the weather, there have been big variations out there, grey skies outbreaks of rain for a weather watcher in east sussex, contrast with the inner hebrides beautiful blue skies overhead. this is the radar picture, it is turning into a soggy picture in the south—east. we have a b

rebecca owns the bard worries it is not enough.ours a week, if they are only being paid 66% of that, they will not be able to live. is cases rise, could we be stuck in a painful holding pattern? you have said you wa nt to holding pattern? you have said you want to avoid a national lockdown, but it seems every week you introduce new rules and cases still rise. are you just delaying the inevitable? i really hope we are not going to have to go back into any kind of national lockdown like we did in march and april. we could go for a national lockdown again, but i think many people would think that was extreme. and it would do a great deal of extra harm to our economy. professor whitty, are you confident what is being announced now is enough to slow the spread of the disease? i am not confident, nor is anybody confident that the tier 3 proposals for the highest rates, if we did the absolute base case and nothing more, would be enough to get on top of it. that is why there is a lot of flexibility. not exactly a ringing endorsement. and w

hitting civilian areas like the attack on bard just a few days ago that killed 21 people and that these accusations are just a way for mean there to try to attract international support in that attack in bar armenia had used cluster munitions that's what as about john said but then human rights watch issued a statement yesterday on friday confirming the use of these cluster bombs on a civilian population and barred by the. same statement human right words said that the same was happening in the opposite direction azerbaijan firing similar munitions to. care of. police in france have reportedly arrested a 3rd suspect next. 3 people were killed in the attack on a church the 3rd suspect was apparently present when police searched the home of a 2nd man links to the case. and french authorities have identified the 3rd victim . a 60 year old dean. is following developments from. so far we've had 3 arrests the 1st one was a 47 year old man accused of helping the knifeman by providing him with a mobile phone he was seen on surveillance cameras at the station when the knifeman 1st arrived but no

it is a good sign for barding heading into the last week and a half before the election. concerns that we would not get as many young people voting because of college campuses not up and running. in,d w.: if they can mail they will happily do it. young people are used to shopping online, they are not used to actually going places to get things done. maybe that carries into voting. now they have an option where they don't need to leave their house to do it. that seems to be what is happening. david: really appreciate you being with us, david welch. he will be a part of our coverage on election night tuesday, november 3. join us for the second hour of balance of power on bloomberg radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: from the city of london for our viewers worldwide, bloomberg real yield starts right now. investors preparing for the u.s. election. markets are nervous, the election 11 days out. >> we could have something that drags on for days or weeks. >> what if we do get a clean sweep? >> we are certainly seeing some change. >> directionally, rates will be going higher.

the armenians had used clusters long range missiles to hit the city of bard. and the army is saying that this still trying to figure out the extent of the damage that has been done but we as we understand that there has been several civilian infrastructures that were hit to democratic presidential nominee joe biden has voted with just 6 days left in the u.s. presidential contest a record 74000000 people have already cast their ballots a statistic that is getting bite and hope as the macwrite supporters tend to vote ahead of polling day his opponent president donald trump is holding more mass rallies in the state of arizona he sent out protesters angry at the death of a man shot by police. the rioting in philadelphia have to stop it they have to stop it it's. a local thing is you know we're not we we don't genderless were asked if they ask if they ask for help we'll be there very quickly but they should bring in the national guard if the police need help and they should do something you can let that go on again a democrat run state a democrat run city philadelp

attorney now as boris foreman a professor of political science at bard college here in berlin professor falling how does any kind of barrett's confirmation and reshape the supreme court and why is everyone so concerned about it. well as as we just heard i mean this is creating a conservative majority of 6 to 3 on the supreme court which is the highest court in the u.s. and which has to decide to most important cases really and to approve whether a certain case is constitutional or not and there are many cases coming up right now not least of course the presidential election itself might produce new types of cases and so this is a contentious contentious issue. but you mentioned the election day which is only a week from today how could the newly configured cold have an influence that. well there's already been debates just yesterday there was a decision by the supreme court during the. nomination an appointment of it because we've heard that wisconsin was not allowed to extend its a 1000000 ballots deadline and similar decisions are coming up for pennsylvania and florida north carolina

turning those boars form on a professor of political science at bard college here in berlin professor foreman how does any county bear its confirmation and reshape the supreme court and why is everyone so concerned about it. well as as we just heard i mean this is creating a conservative majority of 6 to 3 on the supreme court which is the highest court in the u.s. which has to decide to most important cases really and to to prove whether a certain case is constitutional or not and there are many cases coming up right now not least of course the presidential election itself might produce new types of cases and so this is a contentious contentious issue. but you mentioned the election day which is only a week from today how could the newly configured court have an influence that. well there's already been debates just yesterday there was a decision by the supreme court during the the nomination and appointment of it because the bird that wisconsin was not allowed to extend its mail in ballots deadline and similar decisions are coming up for pennsylvania and for north carolina important

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and i also know that the image and messaging does not represent the values of our members or the sbo bard of d board of directors. >> they are going through a process of reflection and to restore the reputation. >> young people watch us. when you make an error in leadership, own the error and fix the error. >> reporter: a number of non-profit groups are reconsidering their membership with the chamber. >> it's not just about sensitivity. it's about a fundamental cultural shift to be of and with the community, not, not, not, have all the answers. >> reporter: they are putting together a diversity and inclusion and will launch sensitivity training. they hope to have the results within the next couple of weeks. >> now the question is going to be what will sbo do next and as far as continually to straighten up not only the image but clean up the client or the culture that is within the company. >> reporter: in san jose, chris nguyen, abc 7 news. >> as the bay area faces issues of race and social justice, we want to help. just head to our website, a be, c -- abc7news.com/take action. >>> to pol

bard now from what we spoke to some people on the ground there they describe several hours of what they called indiscriminate shelling we do know that. areas were targeted. next to a sports complex another one next to a market area so it's been a pretty tough day now there prosecutor general here just issued a statement moment ago he said that one people have died and more than 70. 8 injured now that follows also other shelling that happened last night also the bar . by the. villages nearby. 4 people had died last night including an infant really this is escalating on this side because at the same time. it's also saying that for example of maternity ward was hit. which is in karabakh so you do get the feeling after a couple of days of calm that things are heating up again there was a lot of sketches was in there about the 3rd. which was implemented just a few days ago but clearly that skepticism is well founded because a cease fire is dead in the water with no. well that says fire may have hold a few minutes they were immediately after it was announced it took place it was kicked in at

had used cluster smersh long range missiles to hit the city of bard today and the army is saying that this still trying to figure out the extent of the damage that has been done but we as we understand that there has been several civilian infrastructures that were hit too hard i thank you for that hoda abdel-hamid in back who azerbaijan for us let's get the view now from armenia and. there was already a lot of skepticism about this cease fire holding i mean the other 2 and you know if this 3rd one came with us hell what is the word from the armenians what are they saying happened. will the armenians are saying at the end of the 1st day of the cease fire that the cease fire was dead so i don't think they hold any faith in it whatsoever any more that was little faith in it from the outset really the yemenis were saying they were sticking by it but today albeit slowly has been a grim day the worst for civilians it seems in this conflict so far the armenians have denied they attacked shelled baba but the pictures obviously tell a different story they are medians are saying that it is they

the president said that the armenians had used cluster smersh long range missiles to hit the city of bard today and the army is saying that this still trying to figure out the extent of the damage that has been done but we as we understand it there has been several civilian infrastructures that were hit too and here is really challenge now with a view from armenia's capital yerevan. today has been a grim day the worst for civilians it seems in this conflict so far the armenians have deny that they attacked shelled but the pictures obviously tell a different story they are medians are saying that it is they who have been the victim of shelling today in my car a back that the capital the main city in going to catechize to kind of being attacked and that the main hospital there has been badly hit particularly the maternity wing of it no casualties as far as we are aware in that incident but they have also said the armenians that. the city of shushi has been attacked as well and that one civilian died in that rocket attack i think they're calling it and who were injured now. saying that this

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million hole in the budget and planning forward when the pandemic is going to end we are looking for bard team of codebreakers is said to have shortened the war by two years and saved countless lives. we have been so impressed in how is kept now and with this extra funding that is going to be available, what they can do, to make it even better, it would be amazing. the facebook money combined with £500,000 from the government offers some relief for bletchley park. but the trust knows the pandemic and financial pressures it brings are far from over. jo black, bbc news, bletchley park. shares and apple felt after the iphone 12 was launched. it seemed... it means users will be able to edit 4k visio ‘s and play graphically intense computer games —— 4k videos. i don't know if i can read all this. 6-.1 i don't know if i can read all this. 6—.1 inch display and starts at $699. the drop in shares from the world's biggest company. the largest world warm i! bomb unexploded ever found was diffuse. here it is. there isa found was diffuse. here it is. there is a plume of water. the chance that the bom

so the writings of individuals like bard and the work of individuals like rachel and a lot of smart people across this country matters now more than ever before. their ability to coalesce and condense ideas and facts and information,ts to inform the citizenry not just about what's at stake, but the underlying truths that support what's at stake, that supports an open, free, fair election where we see litigation now in places like texas where the governor said, well, we only want one drop-off box in a county of 5 million people. okay. let that sink in. now, they will say, oh, no, that's not voter suppression at all. 5 million people going to one location to drop off a their ballots. yeah, that's voter suppression. so being informed and engaged and understanding what the thing is you're seeing and hearing mattersin at these times and whw conferrings like this -- thconversations like this with people way smarter than me -- i'm just a political guy. i'm just a guy happened to get elected, i know a little bit about that and politics, but i rely on my secretaries of state and, you know, people w

paul he had bard bellar charged with providing terrorist acts. in this video one of the other suspects brandon caserta is wearing a hawaiian shirt. similar to what the boogaloo boys wear. cbs news obtained this fib bulletin that went out last week warning that anti-government extremists are focused on sparking violence in the next three months up to the january 2021 nomination and this could be a flash point. groups that track militia movements estimate there are about 200 across the country. >> so i think this plot to kidnap the governor is an example of armed cells, these radicalized groups, increasingly looking at unfolding plans to attack and topple state governments, not just the federal government. >> reporter: and according to the department of homeland security threat assessment, those groups often target law enforcement and in the michigan case it was that kind of chatter that caught the fbi's attention. five of the defendants arrested in that case are going to be in a courtroom on tuesday facing federal charges. jeff pegues, cbs news, w

and certainly when the mics are open, it will be no holds daniel bard i don't know that anything is goingg to alter what's going on in the country. i doubt it. but it's just the initial debate, the damage that he did himself is eternal. >> yeah, and so, claire mccaskill, trump's people say he will be calmer, more reserved. he is not. he is incapable of being that way. the white house reporters say he was angrier yesterday than they have ever seen him. the microphone is going to be cut off. how many times he is going to be calling joe biden a criminal? how many times will he say he should go to jail? how men times is he going to keep doing the things that cause him so much damage to the first debate? >> well, he is not going to be able to be what his campaign needs him to be. the sad thing is he will continue -- he thinks hunter biden is the same word as her emails. he thinks that somehow attacking the president's -- the vice president's son is the only thing he needs to do to get him across the finish line. i mean, it got him impeached trying to get dirt on biden, and this idea that he co

period, we have black friday coming up, 60 days until christmas and it is things like barbie dolls and bard of toys or certain kinds of toys that are seeing some really big sales. barbie, that is the big toy from mattel, it has seen sales that have not been this good since 2003. and for hasbro, the maker of some board games, one that is very famous, monopoly, that too has been a really big seller. in a big part of that has to do with the fact that so many people are in lockdown and what people are in lockdown and what people are in lockdown and what people are trying to do is try to get people to not be bored so they are turning to these kinds of toys and old school games. and also trying to keep children off their screens as well, so playing traditional board games and playing with dolls i suppose it's one way of avoiding that. my daughters have already bought enough barbie dolls for the year so they are not getting any more at christmas! but these two big toy makers, their sales have not been amazing this year, they are slightly down for both of them, but they think they will pick it up o