brt: they look relatively peaceful.ow concerned are you that the threat of confrontation can become more than just a threat? >> there was a lot of concern beforeim. the october 16 protesters are still there. not ve many but they are camped out. they were and in terms of their energy. so were the protesters of today. today's protesters follow -- peaceful demonstrations toward civilian role. in the 2018, 20 19 protest, we saw violent pushback from the military. what we are seein today is much smaller version. people have been injured due to teargas canisters and the light, which is a much smaller number compared to th crowds. this indicates to some extent the military is getting the hint that there place so far has been orchestrating divisions and have largely failed. the question is what now for the military? this is what democracy looks like. it has put them -- brent: joining us tonight with the latest. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. football news. the battle over plans to hold the world cup two year

and then you get out, and you'll probably make a transfer to the brt system and you need to make a newayment to a different entity. the wayfinding system of the city is not very good, and obviously, it gets worse as you move further away from the city centre. it's kind of funny. we've come to the train station here, and we're talking and we're doing our job, but we don't know where we're going and everybody's discussing. we have absolutely no idea. so the wayfinding of the station is lacking. it is also massive. i don't know where the hell i am now. - mexico city has relentlessly tried to improve the situation by adding a brt service. it expands every year, but for andres, the city lacks a transport-oriented vision in its development, especially around the existing metro stations. the city here, with their publicly owned land and with opportunities that they have, are they doing enough? they have the first part right, which is the public discourse and the justification. we need to create more development around the stations, we need to create density, we need to create this compact cit

sinema said they're continuing with progress. [ audio difficulty brts. >> i guess it's about how youine good assurances. you're the speaker of the house telling progressives the fate of the party and his presidency are on the line and they still couldn't move the ball forward. what does that say about the relationship the progressive caucus has with democratic leadership and the white house? do they trust each other? >> no, but hyperbole doesn't work. it's a ridiculous statement and ridiculous to think and say. there's no deadline here, steph. that's what people are missing. there's no dead looirn. they could get it done before thanksgiving. it's not going to have an impact of terry mcauliffe, i don't think. it's not going to have an impact on the midterms that are a year away. they're going to pass both of these bills, likely. >> why is it ridiculous, right? because right now -- hold on. when you go to virginia and i will -- listen to what joe biden is saying, he continues to talk about trump. so democrats do need to get something done. nobody's breaking ground. why is it that it's

what can you tell us brt outages? >> reporter: it was quite extraordinary, it was six hours, and it wasn't one geography. it was all around the world all three platforms. was this a cyberattack? from what facebook told us and what you just ran through t was a technical issue, a faulty configuration change. this is identifying confidence in the company which is already under huge pressure amidst growing concerns about their ethics, their credibility. look at the share price. it was down 5% yesterday. it is off by about 15% just over the month. i think this really is looking ahead at the potential risk of regulation. isa? >> and as we look at the share price, you know, we might see another tumble today because it's going to be another pretty difficult 24 hours for facebook, hannah. we are expected to hear as we outlined there from the facebook whistleblower. what do you think we'll expect to hear from her? we heard part of it from the interview. what more can we hear from her? >> reporter: i think we're going to hear a