independence in 2008 which belgrade does not recognize. now a u.s. court has ruled that body camera video showing george floyd being arrested last year can be made public freud died in may when a police officer knelt on his neck for several minutes during an arrest a lawyer for one of the officers involved says the 29 team footage shows floyd had a history of not a bang the police and he wants it uses evidence in court. the reason we are pushing. is because it shows a false narrative by the state the state is portraying mr ford as somebody there. and if you see the 29000 video and compare them they're almost identical. when the conditions are hampering efforts by rescue crews to contain a wildfire in the u.s. state of colorado fires up and burning in the area for more than 2 months residents have been forced to flee their homes the cameron peak fire has now burned more than 64000 hectares. of paintings stolen by the nazis from a jewish family has been returned to its rightful owners after 87 years the artwork depicting 2 young 1900 centuri

everything seemed normal in the belgrade forest in the northwest of the took a city of his stumble. it was the beginning of the week and there were only a few visits is. just before sunset surveillance cameras picked up a car belonging to the consulates of saudi arabia and istanbul it passed through a security gate before driving on through the forest. the turkish newspaper would later be told that inside the car was the saudi military a tough shape. on what took you should intelligence gold a surveillance mission. according to. almas eenie has returned to his stumble from jeddah that day with a deadly plan to take out the saudi journalist jamal khashoggi. when i was on the 21st of june 2017 mohammed bin selma was made crown prince of saudi arabia. 2 weeks later a major diplomatic crisis blew up in the gulf between saudi arabia and 3 of its allies and catalog. also that june another writer close to bin salma advised jamal khashoggi either to take part in the campaign against qatar or to leave the country. ashaji chose to leave saudi arabia. he flew from jeddah via london to the unit

warplanes of the chinese embassy in belgrade and this anniversary was played up big time in state controlledmedia as it is now in 2020 state controlled media has been running films from the korean war and highlighting the fact that you know from china's perspective this wasn't a defeat or a messy truce it was. a victory by china standing up to a technologically superior furrow now back in 1950 china had its red lines and it has its red lines in 2020 and this week it would seem sami that those red lines have once again being crossed by the united states agreeing to sell more arms to taiwan or i will leave it there thanks so much adrian brown. now in getting preliminary results from 37 out of 38 voting districts show president alpha condé winning a 3rd term with a landslide victory more than 20 people have been killed and dozens injured since the election on sunday after security forces fired at supporters of opposition presidential candidates. well he says he has evidence of fraud and will contest the results in court because hawke reports. for a brief moment the gunfire stops was interrupted

a premeditated murder and their own october the 1st $28.00 nothing seems out of the ordinary in belgrade forest north of istanbul it was a monday the stillness of the workweek and the full weather drew few visits has. just before sunset c.c.t.v. cameras picked up the car belonging to the saudi consulate in istanbul as it pounced through a security gate. it would later in the gym reports by turkish state. this it was carrying the consulate millet she attached a minute. or more turkish intelligence surveillance mission. according to i'm losing any had returned from saudi arabia earlier that day with a plan to liquidate saudi gender just jim shogi. the reality model. will be like are we i don't. believe you will be i believe for love who i was a woman a small one animal animals all around on june 21st 2017 prince mohammed bin so many was appointed crown prince of saudi arabia the journalists jamal khashoggi had long been close to the royal family but with the rise of mohammed bin so many he'd fallen out of favor. from writing and tweeting he faced increasing repression and began to fear for

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he's spent a long career in overseas postings including bangkok, belgrade, berlin, london, moscow, parisague and yes, even in washington d.c. christian and stephen i've known for a long time, and finally the ineffable david rennie who is beijing bureau chief for the economist and author of the publications wonderful column. so five minutes each, we have a at 9:50. and there will be a time for q and a at the end. without further ado, christian, i'm going to turn the virtual floor over to you. >> maybe you'll recognize it but people will recognize how this disruption is working out for you? it doesn't look really good from this side and both adversaries and allies are clearly looking at what is going to happen to them no matter who becomes the next president. i think that we wake up today in the afternoon in london we see a rise and a dramatic surge in covid cases, filling hospitals. we see in france what's happened with these terrorist attacks that have left one woman beheaded in a church and two other people killed. people in many parts of the world now because of covid are i think speak

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belgrade and take a set of proposals from the united states that would constitute a surrender by serbia, but it was calculated and it paid off. i could give you other examples of decisions over the last 24 years. i have been in public service 24 years. throughout all that time the people i have fought for have been the middle-class families. i have been willing to stand up to powerful interests, like the powerful insurance hmos, oil companies. sometimes they get too much power. peoplemy lot with the even when it means you have to stand up to some powerful interests who are trying to turn the policies and laws to their advantage. you can see it in this campaign. companies want to oppose my proposals and president bush's because they prices.er >> governor bush. >> i have been standing up to big trial lawyers. the question was about emergencies, wasn't it? [laughter] governor one of the things you have to deal with is catastrophe. i can remember the fires that swept parker county texas, the floods, i went down to del rio , texas. done a good job of working with governors but that -- it tim

former president of russia to my house and asked him to get involved along with finland to go to belgrade and to take a set of proposals from the united states that would constitute basically a surrender by serbia, but it was a calculated risk that paid off. i could probably give you other examples of decisions over the past 24 years. i have been in public service for 24 years, jim, and throughout all that time, the people i have fought for have been the middle class families. and i have been willing to stand up to powerful interests like the big insurance companies, the drug companies, the hmos, the oil companies. they have good people and they play constructive roles sometimes, but sometimes they get too much power. i cast my lot with the people even when it means that you have to stand up to some powerful interests who are trying to turn the policies and the laws to their advantage. that's -- you can see it in this campaign, the big drug companies support governor bush's prescription drug proposal. they oppose mine because they don't want to get medicare involved because they're afraid

i think we should stiffen the embargo and the belgrade government and i think we have to consider whether or not we should lift the arms embargo now on the bosnian since they are in no way in a fair fight with a heavily armed opponent bent on ethnic cleansing. we can't get involved in the quagmire, but we must do what we can. >> moving on now to divisions in our country. the first question goes to governor clinton for two minutes and ann will ask it. governor clinton, can you tell us what your definition of the word "family" is? >> a family involves at least one parent whether natural or adopted or foster and children. a good family is a place where love and discipline and good values are transmuted from the elders to the children. a place where people turn to refuge and where they know they're the most important people in the world. america has a lot of families that are in trouble today. there's been a lot of talk about family values in this campaign. i know a lot about that. i was born to a widowed mother who gave me family values and grandparents and i've seen the family values of peo