in certainon condi, it can become potentially unstable.his vast explosion in china involved a quarter of the umantity that erupted yesterday. why was the ammoitrate there in the first place? iner the ath, there are no clear answers. all the port officials are under house arrest while an investigation starts. whatever happened, a deliberateo detonation cbe rolled out, but nor can neglect and carelessness. from space, this was the port before the explosion. now it lies in ruinss whole buildiped out, and the shopping sight of a ship on its side. thrsrecovery will take y laura: the blast comes at a difficult time for lebanon, which is not only trying to curb glcoronavirus, but strg with an econoc and clinical crisis. our middle east editor looks at the troubles facing the country. reporter: officials who may have danger facing beirut are under house arrest. that's just the start of naonal recriminations. the force of the blast was devastating. if lebanon was rich, well secure, they would find it hard to deal with this crisis. but it has none o

conditioning heart attack conditioning few years ago and that makes the heat really dangerous for him.ter: condi r carey have this portable air conditioner. >> it is not the most powerful thing. our house is small so it works well for us. we just have to angle it in the right way. >> they've set up cooling centers, socially distanced inside. they haven't been busy. we have to limit capacity. if we get too many people showing up at our door. >> reporter: she recommends water, shade and conditioning cool indoor spot if you have it. those we talked with say they'll be trying on stay cool. >> whatever it takes. i like the winter. so this weather is bringing me down. >> as for relief, it doesn't appear it is coming any too many soon. we may see triple temperatures for the next week. >> happening now, we are starting to see power outages around the bay area. more than 900 danville customers, down from 3,000, are in the dark. vallejo had 460 customers without power. that's down to 200. the state's power grid operator has issued conditioning flex alert for tomorrow. the first of the pandemic. it asks al

needs governing party has asked president of all condi to seek a 3rd term in office in brazil more than 13 percent of people are now unemployed it's the highest level in 3 years nearly 9000000 jobs were lost between april and june because of the corona virus pandemic 13000000 people are now looking for work in south america's biggest economy the number of americans filing for unemployment benefits has dropped to 1200000 last week it's the lowest weekly total since march the u.s. labor markets trying to recover from the coronavirus pandemic early results from sri lanka's parliamentary elections suggest a big lead for the governing party of people's front to lead by the judge a pox of brothers who serve as president and prime minister is said to consolidate its power and those are the headlines the news continues here on c.n.n. in about half an hour after we wind good buy. a global pandemic mass protests demanding change economic recession and geopolitical tensions not to mention the small matter of a looming election. on the bottom line. take on us politics. on al-jazeera. hello and welc

come to condi w. in the role. they were abducted by the nazis untaken to germany to be raised as citizens of the heart. during world war 2 thousands of polish children suffered this fate. even today many of them don't know who their real parents were. 7 children kidnapped in campaign of non-si just. 45 minutes w. . did beethoven travis do to. keep. any romance still in beethoven. of course conscious always. with the biggest composer of all time i tried to imagine a world class horn player cyril on a journey of discovery. will. start september 16th w. . huge protests in belarus huge uncertainty to this amid widespread coals for the country's tarion president alexander lukashenko to step down the protests followed the presidential election to the opposition and the e.u. says was fraudulent look at franco has been in power for 26 years but his people are saying enough is enough and if europe's longest serving leader does go impact will the growing crisis have on the brink russia and its all for its hereon leader vlad

they stayed so condi listen to everything that we said to me trusted in us to be able to take care of their son when the whole world was literally falling apart as chaos reigned in the hospital and the streets of beirut in a dimly lit corridor or george's birth was a success. he's very special who will notice the light in the darkness of the curtain wreckage despite all the horror that was present around us that george was born in good health. to me how. well george and his parents escaped unscathed 17 other people died in the hospital and dozens more were injured edwin's mother suffered several broken ribs and a punctured lung. george has now gone higher than where his parents have been reflecting on the damage the blast did. we spent 4 days after the explosion laughing and crying the people around us were hurt so we were afraid for again that happy at the same time the feeling is indescribable also. to his parents he's now known as miracle george but baby who survived a chaotic birth in a city left reeling from destruction. the miracle birth of the baby boy named george you're watch

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facing blacks in america and what we can do to move the needle forward towards progress author and poet condi but bill joins us now. welcome. hey without hi i don't very good thank you as always for coming on. so from the looks of it your book had a lot of interesting chapters very interesting it leans heavily into an environment that created the government sanctioned police violence in the 1st place and shows how this is not really a new reality at all considering the current environment what key events or things that you draw from when you were composing the book. so. that i wanted. to keep takeaways from this book is me using my experiences and liberate torah. that are you know came across and dorrie and during the suffering you know that after face run of the bottom on the suffering that i face now in the suffering that many black americans faced artist country and coming up with ways to help people come back races out there and racial injustices that's going on in this country for one example and i only mention it because you know your show the jacob lake video right and for me that's de

extending the 82 year old's time in office under canadian law presidents can only serve 2 terms but condypushed through a new constitution earlier this year that reset the time allowing him to run for office again earlier i spoke to a quasi oh say who is a professor of history and political science at delaware state university i began by asking him what he believes president condit's motivation is in seeking a 3rd time. i think it's purely a question of power he's been in power for quite a while since 2010 and so it believes that he wants to continue to enjoy the power that yes that's what's motivating you we should point out that this moment he hasn't officially accepted the nomination of the party yet but the assumption is that he will of course i accept that and there is a very strong. suggestion that there are going to be more mass rallies because we've seen a mass rallies organized by the opposition in the past what do you think is going to the lead up to the election is going to be like in guinea. i think that the people are going to let them know that they're not happy that is goin

now the governing body in guinea has asks president condi to seek a controversial 3rd term in office it follows months of protests against extending the 82 year old's time in office and after weeks of speculation ivory coast us president alassane ouattara has announced that he too is seeking a 3rd term. for some. dark candy that i am in a fake to candidate in the presidential election of october 31st 2020 and announcement that many believe will have serious repercussions but for some ivorians the declaration was not completely unexpected one former prime minister. and water chosen successor suddenly died on july 8th the ivory coast and the ruling party was thrown into political uncertainty in office since trenton president ouattara said although he had planned to retire after 2 terms the death of ahmed ali has changed everything he says his party ostap to run again and he is accepted there is sars and then my tragic the recent tragic events with the death of prime minister coulibaly have lifted a void in the team that i had put in place to continue in consolidate economic and social

us a story or just your reflection of what it was like to be the first -- you're obvious the first, condis a lot of firsts under her belt. but many women, even if it's not a first, they feel like they are trying to thrive in a male-dominated field. maybe they're the only or one of the only. how do you advise your students at stanford or women that you talk to about dealing with being a first or an only? >> well, the first thing to remember about a first is nobody actually sets out to be the first. you set out to do something and you learn, oh, i'm the first. i had this conversation with my great friend, the late sally ride who was the first woman in space. she said i didn't set out to be the first woman in space. i just wanted to be in space. if you remember that, then you're less intimidated by the fact that you are the first. because you're obviously there because you're qualified to be there. you're there because you've worked hard to get there. and you have to have a sense of -- an internal sense of i belong here and you have to walk in that room and own the room. now, it helps to be

i think there is some truth to what condi rice is saying.ncel culture, think the problem is is that people pick and choose what they want to cancel. it's a wildfire. i've said this with pete. if you pour gasoline, don't be surprised if it hits you. just ask ellen. pastor kim burrell. now the mob is hitting her. my message to america is if you agree or disagree, doesn't matter. don't go on the internet saying cancel something. don't go for these boycotts of different organizations just because you don't subscribe to what they believe in. just don't go to their business and don't support the cause and move on. if you're going to pour gasoline on the fire, don't be surprised when it hits you too. >> emily: dana, what are your thoughts. >> dana: i don't know if anybody here read but i do recommend this novel called "where did you go, bernadette?" it takes place in seattle and it's about the craziness that happens at one of the neighborhoods just outside of seattle. if you like this is one isolated incident in oregon. it's a different place out t

bush as a racist and when people say what about condi rice and powell? and this is a paraphrase, well, hitler had a lot of jews in the hierarchy as well. this is the kind of treatment black conservatives have gotten in the media for years at the hands of both whites and blacks because the democratic party has told people that if you don't toe the lever for the democratic party, you're a sell-out, a self-loather, and things i cannot say on a family television show. it is outrageous. >> sean: it is so important. don't we all want to become a more perfect union? larry and leo? >> let me tell you right now, we are moving towards that because what people are shocked that i left the democratic party and moved over. what's happening is this, the democrats play on emotions and fear. the republicans are dealing with policy and facts and what is undisputed is what donald trump has done in three years in this country, improving the lives of people of color. one final point, can i get an autographed copy of your book? >> sean: done, no problem. yes, and for free, to

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i worked for a president who ran for re-election and condi rice and steve hadley were the national securitymost of what they knew about the campaign from press coverage. what do you see when you look at what's public facing, when you look at what andrew and ryan have written, and when you just look at the patterns of bill barr auditioning for the job he has, after donald trump publicly stated he wanted roy cohn, after humiliating jeff sessions for honoring doj policy. after writing a 19-page memo that we think trump may have seen, saying a president can't obstruct justice. he somehow ends up with the job over other people that wanted it, people like chris christie, who had worked there more recently than bill barr. and now the durham probe hangs over the last 90 days. >> you know, if you go all the way back to barr's confirmation hearing, there's a pattern. he has a tell. he often gets asked a question, the one you just showed is an example, where there's an answer you expect an attorney general to give. in the confirmation hearing, the answer you would expect him to give is that he would r

. >> and i bet it won't be condi rice. brian: i'm pretty sure you're right.ht there, carlie just popped up. reporter: that's right got an update to bring you today the full d.c. court of appeals will rehear arguments over the doj's decision to drop charges against michael flynn. judge sullivan asked for the hearing after being ordered to dismiss the case. the doj claimed the fbi set up flynn before he pleaded guilty to lying about contact with russia in 2017. senator lindsey graham says fbi director christopher wray has a lot of questions to answer. >> on wray's watch the senate intel committee was briefed about the dossier and the russian subsource in the same fashion that the fisa court was briefed, very misleading. reporter: wray ordered an internal review of the flynn case back in may. >> san francisco becoming the first county in the nation to offer inmates free phone calls. it stops county jails from generating revenues from those incarcerated and their families. san francisco will pay a phone service a fixed monthly rate all part of a series of jail re