his bureau 39 does business with everything and everyone. including us.when if your peons rose and forced them all to cross the cruise you from power to the new administration aim for unity through an ambitious program of political reform. but 2 years on. people in power are asked whether the country's diverse ethnic interests will ever be reconciled. the battle for a sealed up on a. the latest news as it breaks the high thing battle to confirm any current beric now move to the republican controlled senate. with details covering governments across europe wrestling with a worsening health emergency and only going to come home a crisis and feel is generalism from around the world today student protest as i continue in the call of the pretty decision is for structural for the to change. this is al-jazeera. hello i'm rob matheson this is the news our live from doha i'm coming up in the next 60 minutes breaking the rules over brags that the european union is launching legal action against the u.k. . this trough is by its very nature a breach of the obligation

his bureau 39 does business with everything and everyone. including us. when if your peons rose and forced them all to cross the crews you from power the new administration aim for unity through an ambitious program of political reform. but 2 years on. people in power are asked whether the country's diverse ethnic interests will ever be reconciled. the battle for a sealed up on a. understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the pond so no matter how you take it we'll bring you the news and current affairs that matter to you. doctors treating donald trump for kevin 1900 his fever free and breathing unaided but multiple reports say some of his vital signs over the past day have been very concerning. at this time the team and i are extremely happy with the progress the president has made. but on the clock this is out there life and also coming up former governor chris christie becomes the latest to test positive cavan $1000.00 having attended the rose garden event now thought to be a super spreader of the disease at the senate has suspende

his bureau 39 does business with everything and everyone. including ups. when if your peons rose and forced them all to cross the crews you from power the new administration aimed for unity through an ambitious program of political reforms. but 2 years on. people in power are asked whether the country's diverse ethnic interests will ever be reconciled. the battle for a sealed up on a. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the mountain. center matter of. al-jazeera bringing the news and current affairs that matter to. how does the. us present donald trump says he will quarantine as he awaits results for covert 19 ultra close aide tested positive. this is observer live from doha also coming up. armenia and azerbaijan continue to face off in a disputed border region and there are allegations fighters from syria are also involved in the conflict.

his bureau 39 does business with everything and everyone. including ups. when if your peons rose and forced them all to cross the crews you from power the new administration aimed for unity through an ambitious program of political reforms. but 2 years on. people in power are asked whether the country's diverse ethnic interests will ever be reconciled. the battle for a seal on a. to own their own school is the government not necessary action to really address some of the structural issues we listen i still think that travel is the safest mode of travel and to spend that we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter to 0. the top stories on al-jazeera donald trump is free of fever and improving but he's not out of danger that's according to his physician it follows a video from trump speaking from the hospital where he's been treated for crying a virus he says the next few days will be the real test alan fischer reports from the hospital in bethesda from inside walter reed hospital a message from the president i came here wasn't fee

the bureau and the ethics commission cannot take any actions to collect on that debt, and the bureau interprets that pretty strictly. they believe that even a phone call would violate that prohibition. nevertheless, if a debtor like ms. erbano owed money in some other capacity, and if for whatever reason she were to overpay on that other account, because the bureau would have archived this debt, the bureau could offset the overpayment from the other account and apply it to her debt in this circumstance. so we can't collect the money. we can't take collection actions, but we could keep money that comes into the city, nevertheless. and i know that that sounds kind of abstract and maybe even improbable, but they assured me that that happens on a somewhat regular basis. that's the status of those debts, but i'm happy to answer questions about any of them. >> okay, i see commissioner lee, your hand is up so i'm going to recognize you, commissioner lee. >> thank you, madam chair, and thank you, mr. pierce. i have a question. for some of these people who owe money, they are still active in

i look forward to discussing how our bureau, the bureau of oceans environment and scientific affairs plays a role in this process, our normal portfolio ranges from the depths of the oceans to the vastness of state -- >> mr. moore, could i have the microphone a little closer to your mouth? >> sorry, thank you. >> we also host the state department's office of international health and biodefense, and that is the capacity in which i'm here today. i will focus my remarks on our efforts to prevent, detect and respond to infectious disease outbreaks. covid-19, which as we see has had an impact even on the president and the first lady and millions of americans highlights the importance of u.s. leadership to advance global health security and pandemic preparedness. this is crucial to stopping outbreaks at their source, and protecting u.s. health and safety. economic pros perty and defending interests. we're working through and on covid-19 together with interagency partners, advancing u.s. government priorities through diplomacy. beyond covid-19 oes combats other public health threats, includi

he's bureau 39 does business with everything and everyone. including ups. it was a war that united egypt and syria had against israel but in the heat of the battle that different agendas soon became apparent i suppose that is green was to avenge the defeat of nazi 67 when president sadat came to power he told us just give me 10 centimeters of land in the east the 2nd of a 3 part series israeli population but told that their troops were on the west bank of the su is connex blows the 2nd week of the war in october on al-jazeera. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the wound. so no matter what newsweek al-jazeera will bring you the news and current fast that matter t.f. . out is iraq. but act of bravado as u.s. president on trial removes his mask as he returns to the white house after 3 nights in hospital with curve at 19. i know there's a risk there's a danger but that's ok and now i'm better and maybe i'm immune i don't know. if you think about this through 1st bombing but. this is after the president walked out of the walter re

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he's taking to verify the safety of what will eventually be an approved immunization kron 4 capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has the details governor gavin newsom announced monday his administration will require an independent group to verify the safety of an eventual fda approved covid-19 vaccine before canpbe distributed in california. the governor said this is happening regardless of whoever is president course. >>we don't take anyone's word for it we will do our own independently reviewed process with are world class experts. the new scientific safety group is made up of 11 health care leaders and researchers from across the state house sooner work begins depends on how soon the fda approves a vaccine. >>the state is eyeing a likely mass distribution in 2021. >>and this is the sober reality, the expectation should not cannot be this calendar year. for the overwhelming majority of us to get to where we need to go as a nation as a state that will not happen until 2021 with limited supply in storage capacity expected once a vaccine is approved newsom's administration has already deci

from the state department we will first hear from acting assistant secretary and the bureau of oceans and international environmental and scientific affairs, mr. jonathan moore paid finally, we will hear from the deputy assistant secretary for nonproliferation program at the international security and nonproliferation, mr. philip. he currently oversees a range of state farm and nonproliferation programs including threat t reduction and export control programs with work to reduce and i will not recognize each witness for five minutes and without objection you're prepared written statements will be made part of the record and i will first call on mr. lassiter for his first. >> good morning, chairman. acting ranking member perry. i too want to extend my thoughts and prayers to the president and first lady. >> your microphone is it on? spirit yes, sir. it's on. can you hear me better now? i want to also extend my thoughts and prayers to the president and first lady and all those impacted by covid-19. thank you for the opportunity to present on behalf of the varmint of defense and highligh

our international security and nonproliferation bureau is using her diplomatic and capacity building tools to prevent the application of dual-use technology to do harm such as the development of biological weapons. for example chairman bera noted moments ago the importance of standards and norms to address this issue and we are indeed working in this area and hope to have multilateral dialogue on this very issue. in inclusion we are very proud of the work we do to combat infectious disease threats using her diplomatic and foreign assistance tools in support of u.s. national security. we deeply appreciate the support of the congress to provide us with the necessary resources to carry out our threat reduction mission and we recognize that her work is far from over. thank youe chairman bera chairmn langevin and members of the committee.hegr i looked towards your questions. >> thank you for your testimony mr. doliff. i will now recognize members for five minutes each and pursuant to house rules all time yielded his pursuant to the questions bullets they are because of the hybrid format o

moore: that is an extremely important point and something in the purview of the bureau at state. wildlife trafficking is a huge problem. the people's republic of china continues to be the largest -- beensherman: hasn't changed from early 2019 to late 20 how these markets operate? not the fundamental permanent change in blocking of wildlife trade including its sale in which trades. it is a practice that exists in other countries as well and we are working to end it. rep. sherman: thank you. rep. bera: let me recognize the gentleman from michigan, mr. levin. >> thank you so much, mr. for convening this important hearing. -- spiraled out of control in the united states. the new york times reported when new york city's cases were skyrocketing in march. the whole world can see this happening, including those who wish to do harm to our country so let me pose this question to mr. oxford and mr. moore. do you think there will be heightened interest on the part instate and nonstate actors biological weapons and if yes, how would the department of state's and defense respectively prepare f

evaluador de organizaciones caritativas con más experiencia de los estados unidos, el better business bureautavos al día, 19 dólares al mes, podrá ayudar a llevarle el milagro de comida y medicinas a estos niños antes que sea demasiado tarde. los niños están esperando su ayuda. por favor, llame ahora. cuando jesús le dijo a sus discípulos, ayuden a los pobres y tendrán tesoros en los cielos, pudo haber estado hablando de estos niños. están luchando por sobrevivir en algunos de los lugares del mundo de menos esperanza. cada día están más desnutridos. necesitan esperanza y una oportunidad para desarrollarse. nicole, de 8 años, vive aquí, en una choza hecha de latón, barro y cartón piedra, con su madre elsa y cuatro hermanos. desde que su padre los dejó hace cuatro años, la vida ha sido brutalmente difícil. hoy, como la mayoría de los días, elsa le da a los niños lo que será su única comida del día, una tortilla y café negro. ella sabe que no es suficiente, pero es todo lo que tiene, y los niños no se quejan. si no hay comida, necesitamos dinero. ¿qué hacemos? entonces hay que ver que cómo se p

today to verify the safety of what will eventually be an approved immunization kron four's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala joins us live from sacramento with details on that ashley. >>highs not yet governor gavin newsom announced today, he's put together a scientific safety group to verify that whatever fda approved covid-19 vaccine comes out is in fact say for californians, he said he's doing it. no matter who the president is. >>we don't take anyone's word for it we will do our own independently reviewed process with are world class experts. >>the new scientific safety group is made up of 11 health care leaders and researchers from across the state. when exactly the group's work will begin depends on how soon the fda approved the covid-19 vaccine. the state is eyeing a likely mass distribution in 2021. and this is the sober reality, the expectation should not cannot be this calendar year. >>for the overwhelming majority of us to get to where we need to go as a nation as a state that will not happen until 2021 with limited supply in storage capacity expected once a vaccine is appro

hard to believe that she really deeply will change her approach to political stands in washington bureau chief in us poll reporting thank you and thank you so much for watching stick around sheldon allow is up next. up today don't miss our highlights. program online w dot com highlights. every day counts for us and for our planet. goodnight business way to bring you live concerts but. how do we see the screen how can we protect our budgets what to do with all our waste. we can make a difference by choosing smart new solutions or overstaying set in our way some. good ideas come into a series of inclusive towns and to double down. who'll be the next head of the world trade organization nigeria's former finance minister gets the backing of all 27 countries to become the 1st woman and the 1st african to head for w o. r u wed report says the rich countries are exporting millions of dangerous dirty cars to developing nations and it's emerging time to clean their act up. and we take you to bolivia salt lake which sits atop a huge livio deposit but a german led project to mine the lucrative meta

defers to the bureaus this is the part where i would tell you when the bureau policies stacked up against the leadership conference's criteria. what are the five major bureau law enforcement units interior would only give us the policies for two. and one of those had significant redactions. only met one of eight criteria for the basic protection of civil rights. the park service rangers policy only met two of the benchmarks. fish and wildlife fully met four. interior's briefed the committee on the topic twice ore two years but has still not been able to tell us how much the body camera worn -- the body-worn camera programs cost. so that congress can fund them. they told us in 2018 that interior was overseeing a pilot project on bodyworn cameras in d.o.i. agencies though they wouldn't tell us how long it would last who was involved or how much it costs. when we met with them two years later and asked for an update on the pilot program they said they had no idea what we were talking. whvg we invited them to this hearing today repeatedly they refused to answer questions like these. they refu

from the state department we will first hear from acting assistant secretary and the bureau of oceans at international environmental and scientific affairs, mr. jonathan moore. and finally we will hear from the deputy assistant secretary at the non- corporation at the bureau of international security, mr. philip dallas brady oversees a range of state departments including cooperative threat reduction, export control programs, which work to reduce corporations that are worldwide what i will know recognize eat witness for five minutes without checking to prepared written statements were made part of the written statement. i will first call mr. lasser for his testimony. >> good morning chairman and ranking members and all committee members. i too enjoy extend my thoughts and prayers to the president, first lady. snack could your microphone on? two yes, sir. it is on. you hear me better now? i first want to extend my thoughts and prayers to the president and first lady and all those impacted by covid-19. thank you for the opportunity to present on behalf of the department of defense and h

i want the bureau to be accountable, but you have to believe that it is necessary. >> eric jackson's successful career came to an abrupt end last year. he was gunning for an executive assistant director position. there are only six in the entire fbi. he was told he wasn't eligible because of his rank. jackson said the bureau changed the eligibility rules while he was applying and the job went to a white agent with similar credentials. >> other black special agents in charge, we notice that. the rules didn't apply to us. >> jackson retired last year after 21 years with the fbi. how do you respond to people who think it is sour grapes? >> if they think it is sour grapes they do not understand what is going on. because if we don't look like the community that we serve, how can that community trust us? >> the former agents that we spoke with said that they are coming forward now because they love the fbi. the fbi officials told us that director wray was unable to schedule an interview before the report aired, but that he was interested in addressing the former agent's concerns and former

at the bureau of international security. mister philippa dollars. he oversees a range of the state state department. including cooperative threat reduction. which works to reduce that worldwide. i will recognize each witness for five minutes. written statements will be made part of the record. i will call on mister lasser first met with the ranking members. and all committee members. i too want to extend my thoughts and prayers to the president and first lady. i just want to extend my thoughts and prayers to the president and first lady and all of those impacted by covid 19. with my opportunity to present on behalf of the defense. and the critical work we are doing to counter biological threats. i also want to acknowledge the sincere appreciation to the city 's ear support that they land. as a deputy s distant secretary. for the weapons of mass destruction i have the privilege to work alongside my colleagues here today. our strong partnership enables the broad u.s. government effort to reduce the threats including biological threats. the bio threat

concerned had that communities of color are not getting a fair shake from the bureau, a group of agentsame forward. they exposed what they believe is a culture of discrimination within the fbi itself. >> the people you have here today, we have given more than our professinal life in service of the fbi. >> he retired as an executive director, the highest rank a black agent has achieved. this woman -- >> i had a 34 year career, it was awesome, but there needs to be changed. >> what we have done in the last have not been working. >> they have left in the last two years all on their own terms. >> i was in the class of 38, and i was the only african-american. and you have to realize, in my career, everywhere i went, i was the only one. >> they are all members of a group called the mirror project. and what they seek to change is a number at the bureau that has remained virtually the same for decades. of the 13,000 fbi special agents around the world, only 4% are black. do you think black agents are held to the same standard as white agents? >> no, no african-american in the bureau is held to

for this purpose, it maintains the fire prevention bureau.pectors, all of whom have had actual firefighting experience, are well-versed in existing fire regulations. these men conduct thousands of inspections each year, seeking out and correcting fire and life hazards. particular attention is given to manufacturing and industrial plants, where the potential fire hazard is most severe. a close watch is maintained in places where large numbers of people congregate. it is here that the life hazard is greatest. hospital and sanitarium's, housing bedridden and invalid people are visited regularly. safety campaigns are a year-round procedure in our schools. life-saving devices are useless , if they fail to operate in an emergency. and poorly maintained -- onary facts auxiliaryng -- firefighting appliances are worse than useless. as a breeder of fire, poor housekeeping is the worst of offenders. failure to cooperate in improving conditions may result in prosecution. fires after 10:00 a.m. are also a fire prevention problem -- are also a fire prevent

mary ellen klas is the tallahassee bureau chief for the miami herald, joining us now to talk about what is always a battleground state. why is that? is a microcosm of the nation. as florida goes, the nation goes. trump one ago, donald florida by barely 113,000 votes in a state of more than 10 million voters. he carried that narrow victory onto the white house. state. is a very divided we've got diversity. in ethnic ways, but economically as well as demographically.

as i said before, the women's bureau, i think, would make a terrific movie. all right. patrick: are we ready to jump into some questions? alan: yes. would love to hear them. what do we have? patrick: i want to remind everyone that if you would like to ask a question on this or about the library, please put those on the chat box on youtube and we will put them in and try to get them in the queue for alan. let's start with a couple of basic ones. one that i'm curious about, i will take moderator's discretion and ask the first question. alan: feel free. patrick: in that united states over the last couple months. we have really been looking at legacy. legacy of historic figures, presidents, the founding and forward. what can you tell us about , whether it is historians or the public, that you are finding at the kennedy library people thinking about john f. kennedy's legacy? has it been shifting? i think folks would be interested in hearing about that. alan: sure. i think many people point to some pretty concrete measures in terms of his legacy. the establishment of the peac

document obtained by fox news the fbi lists the case id number which officials say is used by the bureau to classify money-laundering. a government official telling fox news in part, quote, there is a high likelihood of the laptop and hard drive containing collectivity but it is unclear if the probe is ongoing or directly related to hunter biden. the search going after several emails service from his purported laptop dealing his overseas business dealings. when emailing question allegedly shows joe biden's involvement in a deal with chinese energy executives. a former partner of hunter biden confirming to the new york post that he witnessed the former vice president discussing deals with his son. the biden campaign slamming donald trump saying in part, quote, these tainted smears which intelligence experts say barrel the hallmarks of russian disinformation attacks, his presidency is a pathetic failure, the fbi has not provided information to indicate this is part of a foreign disinformation campaign, ron johnson who is pressing the fbi for answers sounding off. >> the vast majority of re

brent: joining me now is our washington bureau chief. good evening to you.e saw the images from the white house, which until recently was a covid-19 hotspot. that did not stop the president from throwing quite a big celebration for ohmic -- for amy coney barrett tell us about that. -- for amy coney barrett. tell us about that. >> only shortly before the senate had confirmed amy coney barrett, president trump and her emerged from the white house to celebrate this major victory for the president and his party. in doing so, trump again used the white house as a powerful bed groundhing else but a political rally one week ahead of the political election. brent: what about justice barrett? does she get straight to work with the supreme court? what is coming up for her? >> yes, indeed she does. sorry, her impact could be felt right away. there are major election disputes awaiting immediate action by the supreme court from the battleground states of north carolina and pennsylvania. both concern the date by which absentee ballots may be accepted. the left is deeply c

brent: our washington bureau chief at the u.s.apitol on a day when the supreme court is expected to get its newest justice. thank you. nasa scientists say they have found unambiguous evidence of water on the sunlit surface of the moon and it might be easier than previously thought for astronauts to get their hands on it. new research suggests future lunar explorers will not have to venture to the polar regions in search of water. scientists say there is relatively accessible water hiding in the nooks and crannies of the lunar surface. >> more water on the moon? yes. life? no. that is what nasa announced at a video press conference. scientists said they found more water on the moon than they ever thought before they shot down the idea that could mean the moon could harbor life. the discovery was confirmed by technology from its flying lab, the stratospheric observatory for infrared astronomy. the scientists said the deposits are at least partly the result of meteors that carried water and then crashed on the surface of the moon. th

the better business bureau recommends before ordering anything online, read those customer reviews and do some research to make sure the company is legit. kenneth, mona. >> stay vigilant. andrea, thank you. >>> coming up, the new effort to pass an economic stimulus plan. >>> plus, the shark attack in florida. a man suffering a gruesome injury. he describes what it felt like next. charted our own paths. i wasn't going to just back down from moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. psoriatic arthritis wasn't going to change who i am. when i learned that my joint pain could mean permanent joint damage, i asked about enbrel. enbrel helps relieve joint pain, and helps stop permanent joint damage. plus enbrel helps skin get clearer in psoriatic arthritis. ask your doctor about enbrel, so you can get back hd 8. nervous system and blood disorders and allergic reactions have occurred. tell your doctor if you've been someplace where fungal infections are common. or if you're prone to infections, have cuts or sores, have had hepatitis b, have been treated for heart failure, or if you have persist

for her after what chris wallace went through last week, will be "usa today's" long-time washington bureau chief susan page. we're expecting a 90-minute debate tonight broken up into nine different ten-minute sections. unlike last week's presidential debate, the topics have not been announced in advance, which is interesting. and, yes, i did say that disastrous first presidential debate was last week. it was eight days ago. feels like eight years ago since that last debate. of course, the president and the first lady have both tested positive for coronavirus. the president has been hospitalized for 3 1/2 days. and today, despite having left the hospital just 48 hours ago and still presumably being actively infectious, the president returned to the oval office. he says for a briefing. of course, if the president was getting a briefing, that means other people were in the room with him. right after he got out of the hospital with a covid diagnosis and while he's still being treated for it. "the new york times" reporting the president went to the oval today over the object jekzs of staffers w

gas in an area of the mediterranean sea that cyprus sees as its territory they to police brussels bureau chief alexander phenomena explains how member states finally managed to break the deadlock. the breakthrough on below sanctions was possible because cyprus agreed to come from my eyes in return leaders toughen their stance on turkey threatening sanctions on if what they call provocations in the eastern mediterranean continue the has a toolbox and its pre-purchase to use its commission president or the la fonda lyon said though she added that the block is interested in a constructive relationship with turkey and this is what officials describe as a 2 truck approach promising turkey more positive agenda and the same time staying firm and expressing solidarity with greece and cyprus according to uncle a merkel it was a long and sometimes hard discussion but the leaders managed to speak with one voice and to make good on their promises i was in brussels bureau chief alexandra nominet ok let's turn now to some of the other stories making news around the world . u.s. president donald trump

a lot of people moving out of the city and an all digital census that wasn't tested by the census bureau. we have a lot of challenges. more challenges this time, especially for people who may face physical barriers, digital barriers. they may not have internet or enough bandwidth or they may have language barriers. >> i think we have about 30 seconds. we know the supreme court has allowed -- the trump administration to end the census early. how much of a difference does that make as well? >> it's a huge difference. we're disappointed but not surprised since there have been so many head-spinning twists for the 2020 census. cutting it short at a critical time that's been interrupted for a covid-19 really short changes cities like san francisco, los angeles, new york, where we have a lot of people that are historically hard to count. >> adrien, tell us what's a website people can go to if they twoont fill out the census? >> it's my2020census.gov. there's still about 11 hours left. the census game ends at 11:59 hawaii time or 2:59 a.m. tomorrow. >> adrienne, thank you for joining us. have a

also recovered documentation from the fbi's interaction with the shop owner that shows the bureau took possession of the alleged hunter biden laptop and its external hard drive last is over, fox news obtained four alleged hunter biden emails about his business dealings with ukraine in 2014, and 2015 while his father was vice president and two about his 2017 business dealings in china after biden had left office and one of those emails was verified as being authentic by a source in the email chain. now the senate homeland security committee chairs demanding answers from top fbi officials who have been silent so far. >> what do they know in 20 they know it. the larger question is if they had this information, these are genuine emails and reveal things that would've been relevant to be impeachment case. >> ron johnson making a strong case there. a group of house republicans led by andy biggs a zone is calling on the attorney general william barr to appoint a special counsel to investigate the former vice president's dealings with his son and his business partners. the story continues to u

joint on the phone now by "detroit free press" lansing bureau chief. most of the stories coming out about this plot, to kidnap the governor. mr. egan, take us through what we know so far, how far it got before it was foiled. know isk, well, what we there were a number of conversations that were going on, both in person, and, in some cases, encrypted over private facebook groups, discussing a number of plots, including one to kidnap a governor, possibly from her summer vacation home. that is one that seems to advance the furthest to the point where a high-voltage taser was purchased, night goggles. there was supposed to have been a purchase of explosives taking place this week. there was discussion about designating a bridge near her summer cottage to divert police. there was actually evening surveillance that had occurred on two occasions of her summer home. that's -- that's about what there was a know, lot of talk, which, you know, sometimes you can ask the question -- were they just talking? or was there going to be action? but there were certainly s

federal bureau of investigation says iran and russia have obtained information on voter registration the f.b.i. says the aim is to cause confusion and chaos in the u.s. presidential elections from a u.s. president barack obama says donald trump is in capable of taking the job seriously here supporters of joe biden to vote early. and nigerian protesters have to fight a curfew to continue protesting against police brutality and the center national says at least 12 people were killed cheese steak. the roman catholic the leader of the roman catholic church has endorsed same sex unions for the 1st time but francis made the comments in a documentary that's premiered at the rome film festival and for chappelle has more . news about an hour into a new documentary film about the leader of the roman catholic church pope francis appears to go on the official script explicitly calling for same sex couples to be given legal protections because he says all children of god have a right to a family. the statement of support for civil unions is a major departure from official church teachings even fr

headline like this 10 percent of adults did not have enough to eat in the previous 7 days census bureau stats show an increasing number of people are struggling with rent food and job losses due to kovan so this was the census bureau household poll survey and they i guess they looked at 249200000 american adults and they found that 134200000 had enough food of the right type 63800000 had enough food not necessarily the right type 17300000 sometimes to not have enough to eat $4900000.00 often did not have enough to eat and $29000000.00 did not report the grail arity of just trying to have minimum calorie intake per capita to keep workers alive to click on. from their casino gulag hobbles of which they may or may not have to pay for their own toilet paper the corporation of course has artificial intelligence tools and data big data as it's called to maximize their yield the average consumer is the on the other end of the artificial intelligence they're the rats in the cage they're the mice and the experiment the ai is observing to develop how to get greatest yield from them without killin

brussels bureau chief alexandra fun naaman ok russia france and the u.s. have called for an immediate cease fire in the mountainous region of the going to cut above the region is internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan but has been controlled by ethnic armenian since a war in the early 9090 since the conflict flared again on sunday dozens of people have been killed and hundreds injured. an attack and counterattack the armenian forces say they destroyed these azerbaijan army positions and azerbaijan says they hit back their ministry of defense released these videos they say this used to be a separatist military post as a barge on soldiers took it earlier this week back in 1992 neighboring russia france and the u.s. mediated between the 2 warring nations on thursday the leaders of all 3 countries got involved again. because the situation is serious in the region of nagorno-karabakh. pretty president trump president putin and by self as the 3 co presidents of the minsk group in charge of following the situation in the go and i care about we demanded

federal bureau of investigation says iran and russia have obtained information on voters the f.b.i. says the aim is to cause confusion and chaos in the upcoming u.s. presidential elections we have identified that 2 foreign actors iran and russia have taken specific actions to influence public opinion relating to our elections.

federal bureau of investigation says iran and russia have obtained voter registration information theb.i. says the aim is to cause confusion and chaos in the upcoming u.s. presidential elections. former u.s. president barack obama says donald trump is incapable of taking the job seriously urged supporters to vote early. and nigerian protesters have to fight a curfew to continue demonstrating against police brutality the rights group amnesty international says at least 12 people were killed choose day. and there have been mass protests in the colombian capital against the social and economic policies of president ivan dk the demonstrations are part of a broader national strike under being led by union members students and teachers one with a large contingent of colombia's contagion its population and the sundra the reports now from bogota. waving flags and chanting against the president thousands of colombians marched in downtown bogota it's the largest demonstration in the column in capital since the easing of coronavirus restrictions in september was a coalition of union members teac

more now on the european court of justice is ruling with our bureau bureau chief in brussels alexander phenomena good day to you alexandra can you give us some more details about this verdict. well i think that the most important takeaway from this verdict is that they were a peon court of justice has ruled that the measures implemented in hungary are against the laws that those restrictions put on foreign universities are against the general agreement on trade in services meaning that foreign and the missed domestic universities must be treated equally the european court of justice also ruled that those measures in hungary are contrary to the charter of fundamental rights of the european union guaranteeing such rights as academic freedom or the freedom to found and operate an educational establishment so quite a rebuke of the to all button and his government this isn't so much as important to you and his rule of law treatment academic freedom is in brussels that the hungry could do an about face and invite this institution back into the country. well this is not the 1st ruling against

joining me now is our washington bureau chief in this poll good to see you in this state i mean there we saw those images from the white house which until recently was a coded 1000 hot spots that didn't stop the president from throwing quite a big celebration for amy tony barrett tell us about it. well friend only shortly after the senate had confirmed to amy cohen and barrett last night president trump and her emerge from the white house to celebrate this major major victory for the president and his party actually doing so trump again use the white house as a powerful background nothing else but a political rally just one week ahead of the election and one about justice barrett does she get straight to work with the supreme court's i mean what's coming up for her. but yes indeed she does and his sorry her impact could be felt right away they are major major election disputes awaiting immediate action by the supreme court from the battleground states of north carolina and pennsylvania both concerned the date by which absentee ballots may be accepted so the left is deeply concerned th