cathy, cathy, as if he was hoping she'd come walking out of that burning forest.d in the investigators, which is how gerald johnson, a brand new detective at the time, found himself deep in the georgia woods early that autumn morning. >> what happened up there on the hill was -- well, you -- you can describe to me as best you understood at the time what had happened. >> sometime during the night, he had gotten up, according to his statement, to go outside to use the restroom. and as he came back to the tent, he realized that he had been bitten by something or was having some type of reaction, that his throat was closing up and -- >> a sort of anaphylactic shock type reaction? >> well, that -- that's what i described it as. and she takes him out to this toyota pickup, if i remember correctly. he's crawling on his hands and knees at this point and having all these symptoms of some type of allergic reaction. >> johnson mostly just observed, he said, as the georgia bureau of investigation looked into what happened. but took no action. and eventually, the coroner ruled

cathy hughes made mainstream go black. >> hi, i'm cathy hughes.ive praise and thanks to god from whom all blessings flow. what a tremendous honor it is to be recognized as an inductee of the 2020 cable hall of fame. i am thrilled to be recognized alongside my colleagues, fellow inductees and my son and business partner alfred liggins for this distinction and i offer my sincere congratulations. i would like to thank everyone at the cable center for their kind consideration of alfred and me for the 2020 hall of fame. it is hard to believe that more than 40 years have passed since our entree into the media industry. an african proverb states that until the lion is able to talk, the story of the hunt will always be from the hunter's perspective. so we had to create a space for black stories to be hold in ways that best represented who we are as a people. however, our mission demanded continued growth and expansion. we sparked a journey that held us to diversify into the cable television industry. without diluting our message. as we grew, so did our se

. >>> zoom shares told off cathie wood loaded up. should you follow her lead >>> kossco, hp and motorola tis zooming higher today "power lunch," back in a minute. if you're 55 and up, t- mobile has plans built just for you. whether you need a single line or lines for family members, you'll get great value on america's most reliable 5g network. like 2 lines of unlimited for just $27.50 a line. only at t-mobile. >>> welcome back to "power lunch," i'm kristina partsinevelos. the holiday shopping season is not helping some e-commerce retailers. poshmark, stitch fix, owl down around 20% in november a similar situation for rent the runway as well tie in far fetch, even e-bay is trending down this month, down 6% in november you would think e-commerce retailers should benefit but increased vaccination and booster rates are driving in-person brick and mortar sales. some may find the online sales underwell. ing this year given continued supply chain issues and increased demands. >> thank you very much not only are e-commerce stocks coming unde

for cathie wood, what it does that say about where we are >> i don't understand cathie's thought processshe's made investments on things that are absolutely astronomical and i think she's an unbelievable investor and done an incredible job and she's been involved with tesla with what seems multiple years for sure and she's always been being looking at that time saying, we think it's going to this price rivian, when you look at this, scott. what excites me about this is okay, ford does have the investment i think it's interesting that they decided to just do the investment and not use the technology that's a little bit odd to me, and i still think they sure made a great decision in 2019 now i'm being looking at amazon and phil's been talking about this, but a 20% stake and they're one of the folks that is absolutely part of the whole flow of orders and the 100,000 of these delivery vans and it's a great backstop in my opinion that amazon has this investment. they've got 20%. i don't assume that amazon has any plan to do that. because of that, that's always going to be there and who knows

s for an exclusive interview, ark ceo cathie wood.ne for your fun but also across the board when you look at what's happening with some of these high flyers i'm curious how you are seeing the market right now in. >> you know, it's actually feeling a little bit like it did during the coronavirus when we were beating the drum saying innovation solves problems, innovation solves problems that turned out to be a great call we have a lot of problems still from the coronavirus, supply chain problems, labor shortages, so forth innovation is helping to solve those problems i'd like to focus on something going on in the macroworld i don't think people have picked up on. i think beer getting it with nordstrom and gap. in the third quarter real gdp growth was up 2% all of that increase was in inventories, real final sales actually were down a bit now listening to nordstrom last fight, their sales are down, if you compare to this time in 2019 but their inventories are up 13%. gap same thing sales are down, again wear comparing to third quarter '1

david: cathie wood there.earnings story when you look at the extremes of what we are seeing in market reaction today. rishaad: talking about the social media giant, up 9% at the moment, higher than that. this is better than expected earnings and revenue growth against the backdrop of china's tech crackdown. our chief north asia correspondent is here. >> this is a company that has lost 170 billion dollars of market value this year and it wasn't specifically in the regulatory crosshairs, but it was caught up in beijing's clampdown on livestreaming and the big ipo they had. if you bring up a year today chart, you are up 9%. it was up as much as 15% earlier. year to date, only down 10.5%. at the beginning of the year it was much lower and it shot up on the back of the big ipo princi. 75 percent since february 17 peak. you are right, sentiment has definitely changed. look at the brokerages. people are running from this because how long is the regulatory clampdown going to last? 10% of the revenue is from selling sc

my name is cathy maupin and i'm the executive direct or of the yerba buena. i also am the chair of the yerba garden conservative that oversees this park. we are honored to have mayor london breed celebrating the launch of the welcome ambassadors program here in yerba buena. yerba buena is a community or a neighborhood i should say, it really is a neighborhood of where culture, conventions and community come together. we are home to world class museums like the one right behind me. we are home to the mosconey center and to the public garden mixed in with live, work, loft, condos, and senior housing. every day, visitors, residents and commuters converge here in yerba buena and we thought this was the perfect backdrop to launch the san francisco welcome ambassadors program. for my colleagues from the downtown community benefit districts, or benefit districts i should say. and i'm speaking specifically of the east cut, downtown, fisherman's wharf and we welcome these ambassadors with open arms. they will be an extension. [ applause ] they are an extension of the

more than 2.2 million people passing through the country's airports cathy park leads us off tonight.reporter: thanksgiving travel off to a chaotic start at the atlanta airport. >> you guys, i'm in the airport, and i don't know what's happening because everybody is running. >> reporter: at 1:30 this afternoon, security was inspecting a passenger's bag containing a loaded firearm. th passenger lunged for the weapon, accidentally discharging it, before fleeing the airport, sending hundreds running, scrambling an ducking for cover. panic outside too. with crowds waiting for updates. the faa issued a ground stop, dozens of flights were delayed atlanta's airport routinely leads the nation in gun confiscations. a record 450 firearms this year alone. all of this playing out with millions on the move ahead of a busy holiday travel week >> it's going to feel like that old thanksgiving where you either sat in traffic or you're in line at the airport. >> reporter: the tsa screening more than 2 million people friday. the biggest since the start of the pandemic. airports in california and florida

cathy hughes made mainstream go black. >> hi, i'm cathy hughes.ive praise and thanks to god from whom all blessings flow. what a tremendous honor it is to be recognized as an inductee of the 2020 cable hall of fame. i am thrilled to be recognized alongside my colleagues, fellow inductees and my son and business partner alfred liggins for this distinction and i offer my sincere congratulations. i would like to thank everyone at the cable center for their kind consideration of alfred and me for the 2020 hall of fame. it is hard to believe that more than 40 years have passed since our entree into the media industry. an african proverb states that until the lion is able to talk, the story of the hunt will always be from the hunter's perspective. so we had to create a space for black stories to be hold in ways that best represented who we are as a people. however, our mission demanded continued growth and expansion. we sparked a journey that held us to diversify into the cable television industry. without diluting our message. as we grew, so did our se

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the consequences today. financial for i was i did a little about money laundering 1st aid to this is cathy to 3 different life. oh good. this is a good start. well, we have our 3 bags all set up here. maybe something in europe, something in america, something overseas, in the cayman islands, in a row. all these banks are complicit in the club. barbara saying we just have to give them a call and say, hey, i'm ready to do some serious money laundry. ok, let's see how we did. well, we've got, oh, we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy. oh, beautiful jewelry. and how about ha ha. luxury automobile again for mag? you know, it, money laundering is higher. you don't get much. ah, [000:00:00;00] with at the height of the 2020 corona virus pandemic mass media really covered stories from africa.

sapphire partners' cathy gao, thank you.oming up, payments rising after announcing a five-year deal with spacex's satellite operations, star link. the inspiration for historic trip -- this is a huge untapped market in space. he will join us next to tell us why. you don't want to miss it. meantime, shares ending up 3% monday, the shared workspace company narrowing losses and reported an 18% the client in -- decline in revenue for the same period. it is their first financial result after emerging last month with a blank check firm going public. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: let's look at what's going on in space with russia firing an anti-satellite missile at one of its own satellites, throwing hundreds of thousands of pieces of debris and smaller chunks into orbit. these are now endangering the international space station. the u.s. military says it is tracking the event and nasa is gathering more information. space debris has been a growing problem with thousands of satellites populating orbits more quickly than they are. remov

i know what i can get lights on leave for cathy. skip a lot. let me check up until it was getting it back on the other day guys to do the scene tomorrow. a oh, i a actually made a non jama model. you'd industry say who go get it, but hot. put hot, need them on a me your holy got situation. so that was the situation is gilbert. hm. lewis phone call does fan is out in apple. good. that my low. i go actually sadie. i do. what is that a whoop, ha ha. some new i need to build a bomb. do 381-231-2323 . why do a i u. v. up. how me shop. but that's i need. your janet are obviously what is it a are. so i was going to get the order a mr. much pressure to be totally be required. nobody would be a safe, some trace can start happening today. a, ah, it would the need of a duty because in the 1st part we want to slow up is doable. how best to work supposedly, but it did in the village is one area where i know nothing on most choreography. so she's the one who is heading it to be there, have been working for last 3 months on the song is coming out rather ah ah

meanwhile, cathie wood has chimed in and said china is not an investable.s she sees a bit of an opening and she is waiting till the valuation test settles. she spoke with embarq analyst rebecca. >> one of the scenes -- she spoke with our bloomberg analyst, rebecca. >> one of the reasons we built our positions in china in 2020 is we saw china's response to the coronavirus crisis was much more responsible for me fiscal policy and monetary policy point of view than many countries around the world. without thought maybe china will become the new germany or switzerland, known for its monetary and fiscal discipline. but what happened in november of that year was somewhat startling. the episode with jack ma, and watching how he and many other executives who had created incredibly rapidly growing and exciting companies, they basically were told, and maybe there was some reason for it, that you are not welcome there anymore. go off and do some charitable work or whatever the message was . so that is what they are doing. we began -- we became concerned about that. we

not dealing with that and cathy from tlc went in details about it. the plan for 2022 was basically set up a foundation and then study that. determine what the future of muni will be. please take what the community and the twu has said are the flaws of your outreach, flaw of not bringing up to the table and learn from that so that when you start developing a plan for the future you will bring us in as a team. you are going to spend a lot of time with the mess created from not doing that. i know that m.t.a. does not have the energy or the staffing to do that. please work on this. >> your time is concluded. >> next caller, please. >> right now there is two options being presented for the j. 10 minute frequency for surface only. 15 minutes for subway option. i would like to propose third option to reduce the number of stops closely spaced which could enable the j to probably run around a 12 minute frequency right in the middle of the plans and that way people don't have to make transfers, they are still at a decent frequency. >> are we still connect. to

. ♪ cathi ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> the nasdaq and the tech sector higher today, but still underperforming this week aren't as many investors cashing in on the short side of the trade this time around >> short sellers are in short supply these days. short interest for the typical stock is at a two-decade low levels reached in 2021, but previously not seen since the dot com era. goldman tributes it to a surge in retail activity, noting that the pickup as squeezed some of the popular shorts, but fear of a squeeze has led to missed opportunities during a year marked by an unprecedented level of underperformance in the hedge fund community one retail favorite is dipping her toes into short selling, that is cathie wood, describing how she's experimenting with a product that would be, quote, ark on steroids, shorting stocks that are in the big benchmarks during perceived risk-off environments. >> we think the benchmarks are where the risks are longer term. they're filling up with value traps. companies that have done well historically, but are going to be disrupted by the massive amount of innovation that

cathy, because i know i'm lunch, but i but i still eat the dea, and why did i say it was when asking my mom was when his dad recently with a speed for the most by adding to we live at a distance. we know to be able to combine yet. okay. but that i sent him info. i mean, yeah, me info schematic, a laser and then a sore throat. nose compliment them most and get month in so called, but they said they're gonna, those are called by now most gumple this year look and also there was an em most correctly. that is good. there's got and this and get i collect them all a lot in details and a low act it guess that i would allo get oh cool man. then thought, look, kind of several hours a day. but with my wasn't the bus i was busy, mom wasn't brought out. okay. and i was just calling, hopefully you have a good month. the city like what like is it and i was just an oil. a lot of my life life when i go to work with pinches. no, i don't want to go into to see i'm in the mcdonough when people see him. but the mozy, as he had a little mcwhorter, pick one was pulled. look at the name was i startled some

cathy woods continues to push lower negative in eight of the last ten sessions and set for another pullbacke'll talk about that with the nasdaq still down 1% stay with us how? they have a better finance system than we do. i feel like they might have a better finance system than we do. workday. how do they make better decisions faster? workday. it's got to be something workday. i think i got something. work... hey, rob, you're on mute. hello! hey, rob, there he is. workday. the finance, hr and planning system for a changing world. >>> news alert on the crypto regulatory front elon mu wi has that for us. >>> federal regulators say they wrapped up a initial policy review of the crypto industry and they're laying out a road map for additional work next year now this comes from the federal reserve, the ftic and the occ and they say that the agency plan to provide greater clarity on whether certain activities related to crypto assets conducted by banking organizations are legally permissible. they also say they plan to set expectations for safety and soundness, consumer protection as well as comp

. >> reporter: cathy was one of those who spearheaded the fight against the statue more than 30 years other stat use coming down, she is applauding the city council as it prepares to take fallon down, too. >> i think it should be melted down. i don't think there is any way it can be rehabilitated. >> reporter: over the years, activists have done everything to the statue but tear it down. they could decide to loan it to a museum or university. in san jose, damian trujillo. >>> supervisors sent a resolution back to committee to clear up some wording and plan to take up the issue next month. three other california cities have apologized to the aapi community, antioch, san jose and los angeles. they weren't quite ready to pass it today, but san francisco leaders still got to hear this crafted apology read aloud and into the city record. it's an admission that the board has enacted racist policies and laws, dating back to the 1860s. uc berkley student drew min and two others researched and took what they hearn to the board. >> we were all shocked. and he was shocked that an apology had nev

financial partners for having me at their investment forum and putting me in position to sit with cathie her mind works i think she is a remarkable person. her comment was contrary to the way i invest is the hurdle rate and a potential stock investment has to pass in order for us to add it to the portfolio. so i think her concerns had nothing to do with rivian's product or its outlook, but how do you make money from a starting valuation of $60, $70 billion even if you're attempting to value that company on 2025 revenues and earnings. that still is too much of a stretch. so i think that was the extent of her thinking there. however, you know, there have been some very expensive and some very well-liked companies that have had blow-ups over the last couple of years where she's come in and stepped after. so i wouldn't rule out the possibility of this becoming arc's portfolio at some point. but i just think the way it's coming to market, look, there's good reason it's starting with this valuation just look at the overall environment. look at the gains and lucent and tesla and look at how muc

great to have and it was very kind of kathy to put together that etf i have a lot of respect for cathie she's a great investor and built a great business and what gets you assets and what gets you elected is hyperbole and a long-term view, and i think that's a world that can happen and a world of pain and a world of enjoyment between now and five years and ten years it's too early in my view to stake major claims to those highfliers that she has in or portfolio, similarly, i think it's too early to call the death of anything in the s&p but that fits her narrative and i look for opportunities in the stocks, because there's growth that you can find at a discount of the market why wouldn't i go there where there's risk and similar upside. keep in mind, stocks that have low multiples have gone up 100, 140% whereas the ark portfolio this year after a phenomenal year last year is down on the year so it doesn't mean that you have to own nap proves it, these high-valued stocks. >> just one point here i know you said you're up 1% and down 8%, 9% over the last month. joe, we'll go to you we're ta

i think cathie's argument cannot work at the overall price level. it might tell you why computers are getting cheaper relative to your food, but they can't explain overall inflation. i think when you think about overall inflation, history has always shown that it's too much money chasing too few goods. you can't get away from the basic description of inflation so, you can have reasons why inflation lags or leads during a particular period, but that can't explain overall inflation. what we spend on everything that we buy, products and services, you know, coming down. so, i think that it's not a full explanation. it's a partial explanation >> aswath, when you talk about tech stocks next year when perhaps that punch bowl is taken away a day i mentioned avis and gamestop and amc and sort of the meme mania, excuse me, meme mania return to markets. what do retail investors need to know looking ahead >> i think we're grappling with how social media has changed the way people invest in trade i think amc, gamestop or even symptoms of a larger shift that is o

exceed 10 was time ended, the europe in which the $1.00 0 so he must be in san luke unless he love cathy. any must be nettle looking in my for quizzical mommy cause a lot of the the noise here i live in missouri say we're not in 30 audi so soon, but up already. right insult. i love recuperate. i soon the noise took leave you alone. oh, i'm going okay bother. yes'm. was they goes to lead as they did it and we'll good as you come jojo, nobody barnett load or nobody bought again. is on non break a yes. down the more he moves that hotel, but i left by myself here. ah ah ah, ah lu pays doesn't labels but i leave my they wanna a for money for and they will be in boise and him please eat the good he because me for it there is no he has good because a my number less common yet is in my number less persona. yep. you guessed army. the endo e g is value chandler. the idea is that i even gone your he no this will had those good waste. seems that i'm in disorders than did that. i say when no one is getting done you is i look at the incremental bochita, my son indeed get danika sara. this is beverly b

. >>> good morning, tech under pressure yields have moved higher we'll hear from cathie wood about it, nordstrom's the latest an american and squawk tradition. we are going to bring you live to the butterball help line. "squawk box" begins right now. >> joe is off today but markets are open this comes after a mixed day in the markets yesterday. this was up by half a perfect that nasdaq continues to see

it's cathy, are freedoms, love an american patriot? a after an event, saturday, december 12th, where we've been homeless and when march to the capitol, 3 per centers and other races, bashes militia groups, are there his truck and one other truck pulled up right there? first, hill got out as soon as his feet hit the ground. that's good. all the other doors opened and everybody was on this side of the road. pulled their long guns out and had us in their scope. so whole time. everybody from the 1st 2 trucks got out there actively pursued us. a sidewalk here you can see there are, i'm going to go back either way. i got nothing on us. you know, you got going, i know who i do this because a lot of love to share with the world and i needed an outlet for me. they start coming out and i'm going to change around. but i do not intend to shoot my flyer to move the dice. that's all we've ever been trying to do is just be good for the community. be good for the world because they're so much bad for some reason. so we're trying to come up with one ha

nbc's cathy park joins with us the latest from new york's laguardia airport. >> reporter: good morning. the holiday travel rush is under way here at laguardia and beyond more than 53 million americans plan on traveling this holiday week 4 million plan to fly, numbers we haven't seen since the start of the pandemic. one of the busiest travel days of the year, spiraled into moments of panic in atlanta. flights temporarily grounded, and hundreds diving for cover saturday afternoon when a passenger's gun went off at a security checkpoint. >> everybody is running. >> reporter: officials say the passenger, identified as 42-year-old kenny wells, lunged for the weapon and grabbed it in his bag, accidently discharging the gun. >> people came flying through and were like, run, run, run and people were just running wells is still on the run, with multiple warrants out for his arrest, include pog session of a firearm by a convicted felon a chaotic scene happening as millions across the country were flying to their destination saturday the tsa screening more than 2 million people for the third cons

no, i should be in nor artillery for cathy delore. sally already said it, the lady was a fee announcement in hell as to lawton law lunesta a bit will mad at death, armine helium noble. quick 20 not for shadow. cannot muscle t august subtly wobbly. men of he can know. yeah, anymore. i don't know enough, lee be like a shot. my thought will be a slot. who will be? i'm in a slot than public up of you. so bad that i don't believe i'd be glad to out of i woulda. saddest you might be men's in an id. why? bill ish, jima led them up. now let him shoot, jack a little em neat than the head ashish. ah! at the head that would equal the little thing is that now you be valuable. i'm at up in the policy law to heather walton, where the hoodie latina nautical young unknown was al ambia when he, since 871. but when in my office it's, as they put with it is more of them for you, bilson. and it's only the silence and eyes. 3rd believe that the wasp will coming. we are going to the war. wow. for oneself, as i said, man, i thus giddy lad, asian hoodie. it

cathy, and a pot. the last and then i went on and an army luncheon, i thought you m o bud that out. i'm how again young damage ah, it's clear that water shortages across the globe a driving people to find creative and sustainable solutions. new designs such as this mesh like structure, european, converting, agile pits to drink and other devices and looking to the power of the sun to help. so water issues in countries like equity and gone to the on to my horses are addressed waters. guests who continue to spread is innovations like these provide hope that we can adapt in the meantime. ah, the world's pollinators are in decline. in this episode of arthritis, we meet entomologists on opposite sides of the planet. protecting insects of all sizes, crucial to preserving food chains. i've come to be okay to see how old industrial sites are being turned into bug reserves in an attempt to reverse this warring trend, fighting and sec to get on on al jazeera, a guest with frank assessments. what's the point of the un if multilateralism isn't part of indiana, we need somewhere. we're sovereign

cathy and sorry al jazeera but you were, the u. s. judge has approved the $626000000.00 settlements for those harms. my the lead water crisis in flint, michigan. the suit was brought forward by tens of thousands of residents. most of money will come from the state of michigan, which was accused of overlooking issues leading to the water crisis. to save money, flint changed where its water came from in 2014. people immediately complained about the smell and the taste. but later emerged the water was contaminated with lead and had not been properly treated. but state officials insisted it was safe. rejecting findings by dogs as groups michigan civil rights commissioner later said systemic racism lay at the core of the cities water problems. flints is mostly black in its residents, aren't mostly democrats. the governor at the time was a white republican lawsuits related to the water contamination dragged on for years . wednesdays agreements is designed to settle most of them. at nearly a 3rd of the total rent, $200000000.00 could be c

they include cathy hogarth, now back in the uk.elf—isolating, but feels she was put at risk. i'm shocked. i feel quite vulnerable. on the planes, where, you know, social distancing is difficult — however, you are wearing your face mask, you are not allowed to walk up and down the plane, everything, you're sanitising all the time. once we got to the airport, all of that went out the window. even the buses, the transport that they put us on, was crammed full of people. why has that happened? schiphol airport said it was a unique situation and they had done their best to make sure people were comfortable. others have also been affected by the variant. the cardiff rugby team and their support staff have been unable to leave south africa because of two positive covid cases. one is thought to be the omicron variant. they are now isolating at a hotel. around the world, travel restrictions are tightening. from this morning, quarantine hotels in the uk took guests again. switzerland has announced that uk arrivals will need to isolate for te

they include cathy hogarth, now back in the uk. she's self—isolating but feels she was put at risk.ed. i feel quite vulnerable. on the planes where social distancing is difficult, however, you are wearing a face mask, you are not allowed to walk up and down the plane, we were sanitising all the time. once we got to the airport, all of that went out the window. even the buses, the transport they put us on, was crammed full of people. why has that happened? schiphol airport said it was a unique situation and they had done their best to make sure people were comfortable. others have also been affected by the variant. the cardiff rugby team and their support staff have been unable to leave south africa because of two positive covid cases. one is thought to be the omicron variant. they are now isolating at a hotel. around the world, travel restrictions are tightening. from this morning, quarantine hotels in the uk took guests again. switzerland has announced that uk arrivals will need to isolate for ten days, be double vaccinated, and take a covid test. spain has said british travellers

i knew you, hey cathy, bye and my glee a complete film season runs until the 30th of november to be f i in london, where you can also watch a newly folk, a remastered version of his film naked. that's it for this year. we'll be back on wednesday until then keep in touch with us, my role as social media and let us know if you think most of the cinema really reflects the lives of working people who are older, driven by dreamers shape or some of those with there's things we dare to ask you and barrows read on so written, legal immigration, guess what makes catch the higher cards. also, washington is again increasing tensions within crane is the bike administration looking to score a foreign policy victory to deflect from crises for empowering ourselves to be more efficient quicker with our transactions. but with that comes a trade off every device as a potential entry point for security attack. any machine, it's an extension of traditional to find. the defenders have always been one step behind the attackers. apartment, when one comes option, or it's not a matter of, if it happens, it's

and of course, happy her duties for cathy we haven't. he can do it where you find all good to pull cas jewish, the pipe, frank, to johnny's taking. ah, whither it's cute and cuddly in australia, wild and ferocious in bangladesh, birth rise redress is the balance between endangered wild life and the noisy neighbours that fastened about forest right there. and there's nothing between that . how you have it, that i'm a human habitat learning to live together on 0. how many people here have seen a tiger? a really this is al jazeera, it's november the 15th day, one of the new era and television news. if you have known that, that was the scale of bloodshed would you have still going to go to miss all landed about a 100 meters away from us. we're on the front line, but it's on a different on the very, really coming our way. i look here gab by the police on purpose ah, do with 4 zeroes offices in garza, are housed in that building. and the cover has come down. never before in human history has the once per steam environment to the arctic it in s

you, cathy, united, he succeeds steve bruce. he was fired last month. how is the 1st big signing to be made by the clubs, new owners, a saudi arabian back to consort him, bought the team back in october. the former, born with manager, he faces a big challenge as well. new capitol of 2nd boston in the table. on sunday west, i'm defeated the liverpool to move up to 3rd in the league. this free kick from trent alexander arnold level things up at the west and taken an early lead west restored their advantage in the 67 minute when public financial schools and defend cosima was to net later on to make it 3. 1, liverpool slipping to their 1st faith in any competition for 7 months. final school, 32 to west time limit for boss, you know, happy with the influence they had had on the game. so it's just don't do anything, just the people to be i saying, and they have the problem with an obvious mistake because whoever has them there and to be hides behind depth race and then we have 2 people hiding. and in the end, we have the wrong decision. they'll start crickets

jamal, how shogi will testify before the people's tribunal on the murder of journalists in the hey, cathy changes says she wants to make sure the world does not forget a shoji. he was killed inside the saudi counsellor in a stumble in 2018. he tribunal isn't legally binding. australia's prime minister has pushed back at a manual macro after the french president accused him lying about a severed submarine deal, australia scrap the multi $1000000000.00 agreement in september. scott morrison described microns accusations as an insult. those are your headlines back now as the campaign against the climate i'll have been use are in 30 minutes. we'll see that me. this is the story about a group of men who wants you to doubt climate change. the story of a campaign, but is impacted our world forever. ah, ah, back to naomi arrest. guess. we left her with a pile of papers and this pile became the beginning of a big investigation where she also gets hold of the strategy paper. it with my alice through the looking glass moment where my whole life kind of changed risk is drops everything and decides to

because when we do this, we have no doubt that's trained to send records with their cathy denner. abby has informed the nation that he's going to the front line, why he'll personally lead the army. and he's asked ethiopians to join him in what he calls the battle to save the nation. the u. s. is calling the military escalation alarming, and says it threatens any diplomatic progress between the government and to grain forces at us is under great threat. ah, and it also means that there's likely to be considerably more suffering. and people should leave now to avoid the worst possible sin scenario, which could be ah, rebel forces entering at us or starvation or deprivation. germany and france of joined the u. s. in urging their citizens to leave ethiopia, while the un says it's temporarily relocating the families of its staff. meanwhile, more than 2000000 ethiopians have now fled their homes with reports of human rights abuses on both sides. and 7000000 people are in need of food age, victoria gates, and be al jazeera, still ahead on al jazeera, metro, self defense. the jury deliberates

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one of the reasons that the vote for jose antonio cathy has grown and so substantially recent weeks is because many lands opposed about change. they fear communism. returning left wing politics returning. so it's actually they see the ghost of, of the, of charlie and past from the late 1960 s, early seventy's. so they are fighting love for conservative policies, but things to remain the same or to go back how they used to be. they don't want change. so really, we have a very divisive situation. we should have some interesting, a few weeks out of us, daniel showing that with all the natives for us from santiago. thanks so much daniel. well, and now the big a south american pol, a huge victory for venezuela's governing social part, socialist party and regional elections there on sunday. opposition? figures say the result is a set back for their fast campaign. since 2017. they boycotted to major elections accusing president nicholas madura as party of fraud and intimidation. sundays turn out was around 40 percent. that's one of the lowest and recent history. well, let's meet to 2. he's a