noticias, hay buenas noticias para los trabajadores de amazon ya que se repartirán $500,000,000 de bono dijo que el personal de tiempo completo recibirá un bono de $300 y de medio tiempo un bono de $150 como reconocimiento por su labor en esta época ya que estamos hablando de temas económicos, este año la pandemia condicionó la manera en que se realizaron obras del llamado viernes negro pero la distancia física ni el uso de cubrebocas frenaron las compras, esto es un repunte importante para los comerciantes, estamos con karla en directo vamos con más información >>> buenas tardes este viernes negro apenas comienza, hay bastante gente en este centro comercial que están entrando y saliendo y hay maletas para llevarse lo que regalarán para navidad los pequeños negocios han tenido pérdidas y esperan recuperar un poco y con unos pequeños negocios >>> mucha expectativa al día de hoy, todas las empleadas estamos todas, no tenemos día libre >>> hablamos esta mañana con clientes que llegaron desde muy temprano >>> por la oferta y el día esperemos encontrarnos con buenos precios >>> decidimos ven

bono, a close third. second. finished and with more than 50% of the vote, the queen of soul, aretha franklin. respectcaucus provided to the great queen of soul. but we salute all of those legends who are transitioning us into this new covid era of being required to vote electronically. americaforward to what will do as we exit out of this normal so we new can build back better for the people. thank you, everyone. >> you have reaction of senator richmond and -- that just came out. is that a problem? does that create division? mr. jeffries: representative richmond is a great member of congress. and steve ricchetti has worked closely with the vice president. both of them i believe will be phenomenal additions to a biden presidency and administration. captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org c-span's "washington journal," every day we are taking your lines on the air, on the news of the day, discussing policy issues that imp

de este gigante de las ventas por internet, dijo que el personal de tiempo completo recibirÁ un bonomp respondiÓ hoy a las prensa por primera vez desde las elecciones presidenciales lo hizo durante una video conferencia con militares por el dÍa de acciÓn de gracias, ahÍ insistiÓ otra vez sin evidencia que hubo fraude electoral, javier vega n esta washington, javier, buenas noches. >> ¿quÉ tal? julio buenas noches, pues vaya sorpresa se llevaron los periodistas de la casa blanca que llevaban mÁs de 20 dÍas sin poder cuestionar al presidente trump, pues esta tarde luego que el mandatario, terminÓ una video conferencia con mandos militares mirÓ a los reporteros y comenzÓ a responder a sus preguntas pero eso sÍ no se saliÓ de su mensaje que ha venido repitiendo una y otra vez, tuit tras tuit sin evidencia que hubo un fraude masivo en la elecciÓn y que seÁa difÍcil considero, cuestionÓ el nÚmero de votos que recibiÓ joe biden y dijo que si es certificado por el colegio electoral serÍa un error y envÓo un mensaje a su simpatizantes que no se desanimen que esto no ha terminado y que podrÍan

es como un equipo conformado de jugadores diversificados como acciones, bonos y materias primas que vansiempre corre el riesgo al invertir en la bolsa de valores ya sea por acciones, bonos, para telemundo soy silvana, tu dinero es tu futuro. >>> vamos a ver cómo está nuestra área de la bahía oma vamos a ver una imagen, bastante nublado, guillermo nos dirá cuándo llegará la lluvia. >>> ha llegado desde hace unas horas es de manera ligera, vamos a ver lo fuerte de este sistema va hacia la zona del norte que es para washington, oregón, el fuerte viento continúa y como remanente se extiende hacia lo que es la zona sur norte de california, en el acerca mito vemos como llega este sistema frontal que está trayendo en las zonas de montaña la presencia de nevadas, mucho cuidado si va para allá debido a que se están acumulando cerca de 7 pulgadas a lo largo de las próximas horas, este sistema se mueve rápidamente, va durar cerca de 8 horas, si tiene planes para fin de semana la situación cambia por completo, solamente la advertencia de nevada en las zonas altas, cuidado si usted va para allá, ya

el número de productos >> los empleados de una cadena de supermercados exigen que les restauren el bonoles >> con este altar colegas recordaron 9 trabajadores de la cadena (nombre en inglés) contagiados de coronavirus (covid-19) desde que comenzó la pandemia >> 1400 casos de coronavirus (covid-19) tenemos miembros que han muerto del virus >> los trabajadores de este supermercado en (nombre en inglés) debieron hoy a la compañía (nombre en inglés) restaurar el bono de héroes un pago de 2 dólares por hora eliminado en mayo de este año >> necesitamos que nos den las suficientes horas para no tener dos trabajos >> empleados como rodríguez dice que la cadena de supermercados no daría el equipo de protección >> necesitamos que tomen cartas en el asunto que se pongan más serios >> líderes sindicales dicen que en bísperas de días festivos el riesgo de coronavirus (covid-19) será mayor piden pruebas de coronavirus (covid-19) a los empleados de la cadena de supermercado >> (inaudible) >> ellos merecen sus derechos >> en un comunicado la portavoz dijo desde mayo hemos invertido más de dos millones

bono, a close third. the boss finished second and with more than 50% of the vote, the queen of soul, aretha franklin. respect cus provided to the great queen of soul. who are those legends transingsing those who are being required to vote electronically and look forward to what america will do as we exit out of this period of time into the new normal so we can build back better for the people. senator ve reaction of richmond and -- that just came out. is that a problem? does that create division? mr. jeffries: representative richmond is a great member of congress. both of them i believe will be additions to a biden presidency and administration. captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org

let's go to joel want to bono. -- joe. we this just puts a smile on my face. . perfecty we saw the docking. and we welcome the vehicle and her crew to the international space asian. station. space i look forward to increasing the amount of science, research, technology, element we can do with the additional crew members. a huge thanks for the commercial group program. congratulations to the spacex team. i promised the program will take good of the dragon vehicle and her crew. randy: -- brandy: and finally will go to vince. crew saidilience after hatch opening they can't wait to get started. we have had teams at nasa and spacex and other agencies through in many ways blood, sweat, and tears over the years. we are so proud of the teams. arrival marks the resilience. it is on the government, commercial crew rotation mission to the iss and looking back at another first that happen almost exactly 10 years ago with the same team members involved, and as an spacex shared a similar accomplishment with a launch to the lower orbit with the number one mission in december 2

. >> this is "fast money" tonight's trader lineup -- guy, karen, and bono, tonight on fast, a monster rally on wall street s&p and dow with record closes dow ending less than 50 points and first record close since february does it last until year end? we got answers and legendary analyst will join us to tell us why she's urging caution for big tech >>> and big deal in banking sector bbva soaring today. what it says about consolidation in the space we start with breaking news out of moderna that sent stocks soaring today. meg tirrell with details. >> the bar was very high for moderna after pfizer's efficacy last week. mad earn moderna met the 94 percent efficacy and will seek the fda emergency authorization in the coming weeks. we just talked to the doctor who has been leading the vaccine and drug development as part of operation warp speed about the significance of this moment, really seeing two vaccines in a row at this high level of efficacy here's what he said. >> it's an extraordinary outcome, frankly, to have two different vaccines tested in different conditions by two different

sobrevivir en el área de la bahía el comité de límite de deuda lo manejo cerca de 3.000.000.000 $ en bonosa hipoteca >>> hola qué tal, la solicitud para préstamo hipotecario han aumentado 98% como resultado de los bajos intereses pero muchas personas no impiden hacer un sondeo, revela que un 30% de las personas con este tipo de préstamo no sabe lo que paguen interés la razón como un incluye que algunos piense que refinanciar sus casa no le ahorras dinero o si los costos son altos o que son demasiados y puede causar molestias si usted está en una situación similar y tiene una tasa hipotecario en 4% experto recomienda el refinanciar lo más pronto posible no permita que la moleste sea más fuerte que ahorrar dinero reúne a documentos financieros luego investigue si ofrecen costos como parte de préstamo permitiría pagar poco a poco la suma total de una deuda y así poder ahorrar dinero sin hacer su fondo de emergencia, su dinero de su futuro >>> si tiene problemas para hacer su ramas y ayude está punto de vencerse el programa permite que dueños de vivienda posponga su pago hasta por 180 días si

>>> los empleados de tiempo completo recibirán un bono de tres cientos dólares y de medio tiempo 150vos >>> lo estaba diciendo tu compañero de noticias, los que planifican comprar en tienda y en persona, piden una experiencia de venta más segura con distanciamiento social y algunos requieren hacer esas reservaciones y espacios para entrar a las tiendas en portales de internet, no quieren que las personas infecten y haya un caos, tienen que hacer una reservación >>> los minoristas ven un incremento en sus pérdidas, para recoger en la tienda, sus ventas online les han sido de muchísima ayuda para mantenerse a flote >>> muy sencillo entrar a la página de internet, pedir lo que quieres o puedes ir a recogerlo a la tienda además muchas familias aún espera gastar y celebrar porque se quieren sentir especiales, van a gastar alrededor de $1000 que es un poco menos que el año pasado >>> yo pienso que la gente está desesperada para que esto de la pandemia llegar a fin de años optimista. sus seres queridos y harán sus sacrificios >>> los productos más populares para este año serán los productos

trial knows that my sister's child was the sir she stood no chance we tried to be going everywhere pro bono everybody 150 just started 150008 star or do we come up with that many you can sell everything and we still don't have that many do you feel that her attorneys for the trial nope not at all. not at all. believes that the lawyers assigned to the case botched the trial. they never interrogated her family or any of her children. since. this is where she lives. nor did they investigate an accident that mariah suffered 2 days before the tragedy . with. a fall down the stairs could have been the cause of her head trauma so from here they were moving and in between that time that accident happened to me how i mean my sister is moving stuff so. whatever she had where will she have time to abuse. the younger boys are the ones i dated. i don't even. saw. the kids it was just coming from the smaller children. m.r. i have fallen down the stairs. 13 stairs down. i mean a baby i mean she had she had no. role or protect herself and she could have been hitting her head as she was falling down and the

pro bono, everybody $150.00 just started 150008 star or do we come up with that money? you can sell everything and we still don't have that money. do you feel that her attorneys for the trial? nope, not at all. not at all. sister believes that the lawyers assigned to the case botched the trial. they never interrogated her family or any of her children since this is where she live. nor did they investigate and mariah suffered 2 days before the tragedy. we could have been the cause of her head trauma from here they were moving and in between that time that accident happened to me how i mean my sister is moving whatever she had time to abuse. the younger boys are the ones that dated. it was just coming from the smaller children, imo, i have fallen down the stairs. i mean a baby. i mean, she had no role or protect herself and she could have been hitting her head as she was falling down and then hit her last concussion to the head right there. which was witnessed by i was never taken into account by the even though they had told this to the police when their mother was arres

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nobody thought that bono or david byrne were gay because they were doing an aids benefit, it was sort, okay, it's safe. it's safe to not only embrace our l.g.b.t.q. neighrs, family, but also to say this is not a disease that is really about this. >> reporter: it's also interesting thinking, again in contemporary terms, the power of acknowledgment from someone or a group that is outside of the group. for instance, hoe america has really struggled to say "black lives matter." it's a similar damicif you ill. >> david byrne said s becausla ps sister-i tina chao, was h.i.itive. and it's a very important lesson that empathy is often borne through proximity, knowing ovsomeone, you know, being by someone's story. and that, to me, is the power of art d culture ultimately. ♪ give me land, lots of land under starry skies above ♪ don't fence me in >> reporter: in recognition of their 30th anniversary, red hot will be re-releasing a nber of their compilation albums, including "red hot + blue" on december 1-- world aids day. ♪ listen to the murmur of ♪ send me off forever but i ask you please ♪ don

for the oldest law firm in the united states for 16 years they have been handling case pro bono. they spent more than $4000000.00 trying to prove she did not receive a fair. this whole. interview with 3. so this would have been the original police. which became one of the biggest pieces of evidence we had in the. morning because this was the police report. the video of the key one who did it all being interviewed by the police when he was 1st and telling the story completely different than what he told and so this. is trying to prove that prosecutors tampered with evidence and. this case they withheld evidence in the witnesses reported how they were bullied into saying certain things. certain things and then we started hearing this independently independently with the same story. it all came into focus the jury was misled by the district attorneys and there was no fair. the prosecution. when considering the. life in texas especially. to win elections you have to be seen as being someone strong strong is important and so if you have a judge that. when the opponents will come in an

when knowing you bono, there are a lot of questions about his illness too. and if he is ill, we need to know how bad and whether his disease can fade and come back. well, you have to agree that there are more questions than answers. early trial data suggest russia's coby job is 92 percent effective. after the break, hungary's top diplomat explains why budapest is giving it a go and join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics or business. i'm show business, i'll see you then night you may know whether the margin for the winner is so large that it is impossible for the defeated candidate to catch up. so there may still be 10000 votes to count, but the margin is 80000 votes. it doesn't matter if all 10000 votes went for the defeated candidate, they cannot possibly catch up and that's where we are today. joe biden's margin is so large. all of the states are being contested. that even though some of the states have not finished county, they still don't know who won. and joe biden, one majority of the elect

by knowing you, bono, there are a lot of questions about his illness too. and if he is ill, we need to know how bad and whether his disease can fade and come back. well, you have to agree that there are more questions than answers. early trial data suggests, russia's covert job is 92 percent effective. after the break country's top diplomat explains why the person is giving it a go. is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safe? isolation, community? are you going the right way or are you being led? by what is true, what is faith in the world corrupted. you need to descend to join us in the depths or a maid in the shallows. join me every thursday on the alex, i'm unsure and i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics. sports business, i'm show business. i'll see you then come back the manufacturers of russia's covert japanese, given a confidence boost as the latest trial data suggest that it was 92 percent effective. the drug is not a sputnik v. and its into its 3rd stage of testing. mass production is anti

his work is offered pro bono free of charge. mr. and you volunteer, providing legal support for people who are victims of racism. what do you think about the study? what does it accomplish, what does it not accomplish? well, 1st of all, i have to say that i'm very, very happy that the study exists. sat on the other hand though, is that it was a study which was initiated by the university of but not by the german government. and this is actually quite sad that the german government takes so much time to really introduce a study regarding racism. and the police very helpful in the study is that we have not a better picture about discrimination of people of color. and people with a migration background in germany regarding the police study does not provide. the study only focuses on violence by police officers in germany and not for example, on the topic racial profiling or as a police measure. so it's also very interesting to see how the experiences of people, of color are per people with migration background in this regard. tell me a

his work is offered pro bono free of charge. mr. and lobbied to you volunteer, providing legal support for people who are victims of racism. what do you think about the study? what does it accomplish, what does it not accomplish? well, 1st of all, i have to say that i'm very, very happy that this study exists. sat on the other hand though, is that it was a study which was initiated by the university of but not by the german government. and this is actually quite sad that the german government takes so much time to really introduce a study regarding racism in the police. more it's very helpful in the study is that we have not a better picture about discrimination of people of color. and people for migration background in germany regarding the police study does not provide. the study only focuses on violence by police officers in germany and not for example, on the topic racial profiling or as a police measure. so it's also very interesting to see how the experiences of people, of color people with migration background and history got

i'll think i'm bono this . and the way our men in the room with the beatles are following night. and i said how about a pillow fight? and the rest kind of nodded and, and john lennon and sad each had no more lewd childhoods. should you know that when they were miserable because they were breaking records in all of sales and they were becoming very rich in the few days and in way they have agreed not to do it. then john disappears in the room for seconds. and paul is sitting, sitting, having a drink and the couch. and john comes up behind him with our pillow, and he's a whole course, it splatters all over the place. and then there's a pole of far, i just can't shooting the and it kept going. great. you have to be chair of not telling them what to do. and then you're here for to graph the beatles with muhammad ali, though you must add that the 5 most famous people in the world, in that photograph of that. you know what someone said that to me the other day, they're the most photographed people in the world, muhammad ali and won the title. and the beatles didn't want to meet them be

peter, thanks for coming on before we get to know bono karabakh. we heard from one of the most celebrated war correspondents, martin bell, just now yemen. in part one. you were there, i understand. do you understand why other news is pushed yemen out of the headlines? well, it's not near is it that the yen conflict, which is described by the united nations as the worst humanitarian crisis of the 21st century has been disgracefully fully underreported. and that has been some very good reporting, but very not nearly enough of know what a mcguffey of the n.b.a. say, by the way, that's an antacid report, but it's totally overlooked. and he can see why there are there are in britain, and you sense a worry whether it's because of the british interests in saudi arabia, which has prevented us from really looking at the exposing the, it's difficult to get to by the way, i mean, you have to get a society possible, i, you know, you've got to be, you've got base very hard to gain. and when you're in, it's not very easy to get around. and there are a putting of

so because it was not just good pro bono is right, but it's apparently died for her for her being a spy traps. it's like, hey, this is how we look like we need to load up on workouts. man, look at the things we learned. thank you. so that was fascinating. that was would you own one? would you buy one? i've what i want to buy. i haven't just got exactly what i don't know. you got no excuse. i can't keep a regular clean a la. i don't know about the bible well feeds itself, but it's because by travel frees us up. all right, everybody that is are so for you to remember in this world, we're definitely not told that we're loved enough. so i tell you all, i love you. i roll over and turn around and i'm obese, across. keep on watching all those hawks out there and have a great day and night, but now with a post-mortem. how did you major political parties change to this election cycle? joe biden maintained and already be condemned by the democratic coalition. is there such a thing as trump is? did he change the g.o.p.? or did the g o p? a member of the real world will be noticing your ocean crui

and i looked down and he had it pro bono and they had to deal with it. and we handled the case.it had been tried years before through the appellate system. and he invited me here to the christmas party. but we went to the christmas party and somebody said hey, you should have nancy there and sure enough i ended up on some afternoon show and i was literally running in heels back to the courthouse. and then court tv found out about one of my cases and they said you know, no. and so one of them was standing 10 or 12 feet away from me at first they come through the courtroom and they said wait a minute, we didn't do anything wrong, we are not ashamed. he is the one that should be ashamed and it's like oh, okay. we will do it. and they covered that and then a murder case and i was totally oblivious of the camera and that is how it happened. and then in one day i was invited to sit on a panel of experts, a panel of experts in new york and i remember a funny feeling when i got that invitation. and i was like, okay, and fortuitously i sat between them, the late johnnie cochran, an excel

on the road from bono to mahogany, refugee tents can be seen intermittently. the displaced are victims of perfidious political interests in which neighboring countries such as rwanda and uganda, also have stakes. there are congolese policeman and u.n. soldiers stationed here to provide security in the region. but the area covers thousands of square kilometers, and large palm, virtually inaccessible. only those who have weapons have power their families who have not or cannot leave, have to live in fear every day. congolese police officers escorted us during the film shoot. but those infelicitous are defenseless and exposed. many have had to abandon their fields and are now dependent on humanitarian aid. that houses were often burned down and family members killed. we drove to a village that was recently attacked by armed groups to ban act was the air act. it is located directly on the main road from banja to uganda. there is no state authorizing air. most people have fled. only a few have remained magic when i thin the sea feel a now boom. they catch him least

>> reporter: it is mostly pro bono, they're keeping their eyes on these cases everywhere. first and foremost, i am told it is the hand recount in gaeorgia. they are recounting and going through auditing and they are not coming up with any irregularities or even a big changes in votes. a few things are changing here and there. the biden's lawyers are sort of watching this and watching it play out as timisticie is ticki away. if they are nervous, they are not conveying it. rather glee fall that most of these court cases or massive majority should go your way. president trump's niece, she's hear to discuss his end game for all his looawsuit sues may be. and later on, trump's people is backtracking. the prosecutor was already a target of the domestic kidnapping blot. this guy is the president's ears. state's top law officials will join us ahead. for guys who teno get razor bumps with ordinary razors. but now there's gillette skinguard. it flattens the skin and lifts the blades for a shave that's close, but not too close for comfort. and it responds to thissnoring - automatical

his work is offered pro bono free of charge. mr. and you volunteer. providing legal support for people who are victims of racism. what do you think about the study? what does it accomplish, what does it not accomplish? well, 1st of all have to say that i'm very, very happy that the study exists. sat on the other hand though, is that it was a study which was initiated by the university of but not by the german government. and this is actually quite sad that the german government takes so much time to really introduce a study regarding racism and the police. more it's very helpful in the study is that we have not a better picture about discrimination of people of color. and people with a migration background in germany regarding the police study does not provide well, the study only focuses on violence by police officers in germany and not for example, on the topic racial profiling or as a police measure. so it's also very interesting to see how the experiences of people, of color are per people with migration background in this regard. tell me about yo

if i go to the store, well, little to me in a little bono, only the that i go to get a letter to me. he appears of our of course the many death because you know, by example, you know then and find it in the assumption. and this ignore love or love one another. want a new bali. the lot of us kapoor is there more having to close off and lay your vision on the french side, if you understood the gravity of what had just happened, the french general him and told the colonial government that he could establish peace for 10 years. but the colonizers must reconcile the 2 communities. but if france did nothing, he said, the consequences could be disastrous. not even disaster realized how true his words would turn out to be. the b.b.c.'s journalism is revered around the world, but its close relationship with the british state has always placed limits on its independence. i love the 5 exist, but 8. some of the things it does to profile. it's exposed the little known century long tussle between the b.b.c. in the u.k. government and considers the current threats to its future if the government ha

looked down, and it was resentencing of a case that was tried a long time a ago, and he had it pro bono. some judge had pushed it off on king and spaulding, and they had to deal with it. [laughter] we handled the case. it had been trued years before and -- tried years before and had been through the appellate system, and he invited me for a christmas party. well, i don't usually fraternize with defense attorneys, but i went to the christmas party. and while i was there, i met a producer from cnn. and somebody said you should have nancy on, she tries cases all the time. i didn't really put much stock in it, but sure enough, i ended up guesting on some afternoon show and would race, literally run in heels back to the courthouse. that's how it started. then court tv found out about one of my cases. oh, john, it was a serial rape case. finish and they said do you mind if we have cameras in the courtroom, and i said h-e-l-l no -- you know, i -- [inaudible] i said these ladies don't want to be on tv. well, one of them was standing, you know, 10 or 12 feet away from me, and she said, wait a mi

known forensic psychiatrist steve pitt was murdered outside his office in phoenix, reporter bianca bononbc affiliate kpnx got a call. there'd been another shooting in nearby scottsdale. >> we booked it to old town, and it was something like i've never seen in that area before. >> we have a very active police presence right behind us. >> paralegal valeria sharp had been at work at this family law practice when someone walked in and shot her in the head. valeria somehow managed to get outside. a passing driver saw her and called 911. >> oh, my god, she came running towards my vehicle. there was blood coming, dripping from her face. she just laid down on the ground. >> emts rushed her to the hospital but could not save her life. scottsdale police followed the trail of valeria's blood back to the law office and discovered a second victim, paralegal laura anderson. she'd been shot in the chest and was already dead. two women murdered in broad daylight, another unlikely crime scene about ten miles from the spot where steve pitt was killed. valeria's husband saber sharp. >> she wasn't the type

and along the way, over 150 people pitching in here, alex, many of them pro bono or part-time and leaning and effort for this. >> yeah, and we should point out this is national family caregivers month, so it's approappro appropos that we're talking about this now. >> she knows more what medicines i take than i do. >> 19 different pills along with four shots of insulin daily. >> i got to tell you, you do so much. what is this like, to be an important role care givgiver fo your father? you're caring for your sister, your caring for your father, you're caring for yourself, you're caring for your baby, and i know you do not have time for yourself. >> yeah, you do what you do. i don't know what else to say except nobody put me in this position but myself, so i just took it on full force. >> where do you find the strength to do it, jenna, because i came away after watching you feeling so small in myself in comparison to you. i don't know where you find that strength. is it the love you have for your family that just keeps you so devoted? >> yeah. my dad has raised us that family is like the mos

. >> you've worked with the likes of shakira, beyonce, bieber, john legend, bono, mary j.wark. what inspired you and pushed you to get this done in what appears to be a relatively short time. >> perfect timing producing music and composing. we use music to share message in a global way. perfect timing. >> mayor, the last time i spoke with you it was at the city hall in newark. coronavirus cases were upticking in new jersey. they're doing so again. the spoken word video you say we're tired. are you tired of where we are in terms of the pandemic and race relations? all of it? >> i think all of those things are related. yeah, we are tired. we have covid fatigue. fatigue from racism, white supremacy that has existed in this country for far too long and i think even with the deaths and sicknesses as it relates to covid-19 because of poverty and black and brown people in these communities dying a little bit more disproportionately than anybody else. there's a relationship. >> and their ballots tossed out disproportionately. >> right. absolutely. which makes tus going to vote on

more than 100 people have been killed in the what the un calls a massacre in the country's northern bono's states. i witness is saying militants on motorcycles rounded up and killed farmers who were bringing in their harvest. no one has claimed responsibility, but the hardest groups have attacked the area. in recent years. the victims of a gruesome massacre laid to rest in a mass burial. the reports say the farm workers were attacked by armed insurgents on motorbikes. while they were harvesting rice, someone shot others with their throats cut. it is that there were 6 of us in the bush. then we headed back into the village. we were shocked when we got there, micah. we found the bodies and that was where the main killings took place. then we went through a nearby village called good though. we met so many people fleeing from our village without knowing where they were going. the huge amounts of harvested rice was set on fire. are used, as you well know, this is the most violent attack on civilians in bonus state. this year, the region in northeastern nigeria has been gripped by a jihad just