parliamentary votes electing a new government was illegal the government led by the center right democratic league of course a vote was elected by 61 deputies in the balkan regions 120 parliament of the previous government was dismissed the constitutional court of course the vote was calling on the president to hold a new election and found the vote was illegal because an m.p. who cast the decisive vote had been convicted of fraud linked breeding has been temporarily banned in denmark 17000000 of the animals have now been culled following fears that cave in 1000 on farms could spread to humans and as paul raced reports the impact on farmers could last longer than any ban. prices up what's likely to be one of the last shipments of mink pelts to leave the farm his father started nearly 40 years ago the rest of their herds are among the millions of minks that the danish government ordered to be slaughtered after a mutation of covert $98.00 was found in the animals it could mean the country's main industry the largest in the world disappears altogether. so it's farming is a lifestyle they made in marc

vote that have elected a new government was illegal the government led by the center right the democratic league of course where it was elected by 61 deputies in the balkan countries 120 c. an't after the previous government was dismissed the constitutional court of course fair is calling on the country's president to hold a new vote if found the poll was illegal because an m.p. who made the decisive vote had been convicted of fraud china's leaders say the country has eradicated extreme poverty over the past 5 years the communist party spent billions of dollars and dispatched thousands of officials to help rural households but critics question the sustainability of the program claiming that millions are at risk of falling back into hardship katrina year reports now from chain county and you can see province. lawton county in china's south is known for its mountains its rivers and its poverty. it was among those one struggling to get by living in this dilapidated house she struggled to raise enough money to send her 2 children to school. but she says thanks to the chinese government her life has

well this government 1st of all i have to point out that come to democratic league under the current constitution so that's mean it's a bit irony that the demonstrator he was asking the government to resign because the terms usually there will be 4 terms before the next election you talk about the fact that this is all these elections have happened with this constitution that people voted on but the prime minister came to power through a military coup 6 years ago when elections were finally held his. already did not even win the most seats in the election and came in 2nd because of the way the election is set up and the party's favor it only needed 126 seats in the lower house report to remain as prime minister so any other party would have needed 376 that's a big difference right so does he really have democratic legitimacy when it seems to all have been tilted towards him before people even went to vote. well let's say that before this constitution is being be used at the moment there were referendum by the people of thailand and the referendum is clearly show that they accept it a

back to turn our 2 avery in he's the general secretary of the league of social democrats and veteran activist in hong kong mr ng welcome did you expect joshua want to be sentenced for more than a year. unfortunately i do. i mean it is still shocking to hear such a severe sentence sentence that basically over the past year to. hong kong judicial system and the courts and judges have the tendency of punishing protesters of politico dissidents extreme. sentencing so even though that this case we will watch. and at lest it was certainly find a case today a court expect is going to be a tough legal battle and unfortunately. they are going to have to spend their foreseeable future in prison. now you yourself mr a how are facing charges yourself related to last years or protests how concerned how worried are you about your own case. well basically i suspend no i've been going in and out of prison over the past couple of years so. i got used to it however. the shift is particularly this concern to expect leave the national security law in that i basically they sit in their own government is

on a short while ago i spoke to every in who's the general secretary of the so-called league of social democrats and also a veteran activist who himself faces charges relating to the hong kong protests this is what he had to say about joshua long sentence it is still shocking to hear such a severe sentence centrals that basically over the past year or 2. hong kong judicial system and the courts and directors have the tendency of punishing protestors of political dissidents extreme. centers and so even though that this case be what's. at lest it was certainly tried to face to the upper court expect it's going to be a tough legal battle and unfortunately. they are going to have to spend their foreseeable future in prison. sports news now for you and the son of ferrari greats mikhail schumacher will make his formula one debut next season mick should offer will race for the u.s. own team has after securing a multi year deal. mick is set to make his formula one debut next season exactly 30 years after his father michael schumacher made his back in 1901 the 21 year old german a product of a racing fam

league of cities,. we are not democratic or republican. . cities,artisan toward that is the bottom line. the electionter and the president is sworn in they will get to work on a new stimulus bill that will provide direct funding for cities, towns, and villages. the cases are rising across the country and they are not going down. local governments are rushing to put infrastructure in place to distribute the vaccine to residents. an important part in this moment of bringing our nation back. when the election is over in georgia and they get back to , all what we are expecting citizens are expecting, they will focus on the health and safety of our nation. again, most citizens don't look to their federal leaders to do that. them in the grocery store, they see them out exercising and they want a response now. all we are asking is pretty federal government to do their job and participate with us. host: according to the hill newspaper, disbelief package includes $20 billion for vaccine purchase, $8 billion to distribute the vaccine, and an additional $20 billion for testing. at the local level.

league of cities,. we are not democratic or republican. . cities,artisan toward that is the bottom line. the electionter and the president is sworn in they will get to work on a new stimulus bill that will provide direct funding for cities, towns, and villages. the cases are rising across the country and they are not going down. local governments are rushing to put infrastructure in place to distribute the vaccine to residents. an important part in this moment of bringing our nation back. when the election is over in georgia and they get back to , all what we are expecting citizens are expecting, they will focus on the health and safety of our nation. again, most citizens don't look to their federal leaders to do that. them in the grocery store, they see them out exercising and they want a response now. all we are asking is pretty federal government to do their job and participate with us. host: according to the hill newspaper, disbelief package includes $20 billion for vaccine purchase, $8 billion to distribute the vaccine, and an additional $20 billion for testing. at the local level.

look at the way demonstration n look at the way democrats negative i don't remembs nation league s nationalootball league negotiations you will never see this ever have happened in the history of congressional of negotiations in the house or the senate. this is a uniquely mcconnell senate republican maneuver, we've never seen anything like it before so i don't know how it turns out now. >> i will be interested to see if as the years go on after president trump's presidency if the tone shifts, if there is a built more of a willingness in the country to say okay, enough, we've been at each other's throats long enough, please get together and get something done but that's definitely to be continued. speaking to the host of "last word" on msnbc. lawrence is going to stick around. in a moment we'll talk about a inspiring partnership he's leading with unicef to benefit students who have a basic need, desks to sit at. that's coming up. >>> later on we look at the devastating impact covid-19 is having on young people here in the u.s. they were thought to be more resilient but july might have been t

in august, the players with the wnba's women's basketball league atlanta dream, urged fans to elect the democraticandidatete raphael warnock. senator kelly loeffler is the co-owner of the franchise. several players arrived at the league's coronavirus bubble in florida wearing black t-shirts that read "vote warnock" in white letters. the action came after loeffler slammed the wnba's racial justice initiative for the 2020 season, saying any alignment with the black lives matter movement sends a message of exclusion as they seek to defund the police. this is debate panelist lisa rayam questioning loeffler. >> you've called the black lives matter meant fascist. you have alienated members of your own basketball team by talking about that stance or taking that stance, rather. is that still your view tonight after seeing and hearing how it hits home with so many people personally? >> the life of every african-american is important and there is no place for racism in this country. but there are organizations whose number one goal is to defund the police. and we know that hurts minority communities more th

league of cities,. we are not democratic or republican. . cities,artisan toward that is the bottom line.lectionter and the president is sworn in they will get to work on a new stimulus bill that will provide direct funding for cities, towns, and villages. the cases are rising across the country and they are not going down. local governments are rushing to put infrastructure in place to distribute the vaccine to residents. an important part in this moment of bringing our nation back. when the election is over in georgia and they get back to , all what we are expecting citizens are expecting, they will focus on the health and safety of our nation. again, most citizens don't look to their federal leaders to do that. them in the grocery store, they see them out exercising and they want a response now. all we are asking is pretty federal government to do their job and participate with us. host: according to the hill newspaper, disbelief package includes $20 billion for vaccine purchase, $8 billion to distribute the vaccine, and an additional $20 billion for testing. at the local level. . is t

league agrees. >> my encouragement is democrats and republicans hear it loud and clear.'t impose a differential standard on general austin. >> reporter: morial was one of the civil rights leaders who met with the president-elect last night to discuss his cabinet picks and what he's doing about racial justice concerns. now if you're keeping score at home, at this point the president-elect appointed a dozen cabinet picks, eight of them are people of color, six men, and, gayle, six of them are women. >> thank you for the breakdown. a lot of people, ed, are keeping score. >>> the white house also weighed in on those stimulus negotiations. >> they are. >> i know they are. what can you tell us about the latest on that? >> reporter: yeah, so the white house is injecting uncertainty into the talks over the bipartisan plan that would cost $908 billion in exchange for another round of $600 stimulus checks. the white house would offer $40 billion for federal unemployment insurance. that might sound good but $140 billion less than what's in the bipartisan plan. it would help tens of

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league for democracy. if. we thought that things would change just by having a democratic government you know and the party of sense e.g. going to get power so again you are also disappointed in that regard. during her decades of struggle to house arrest and she was a nationally known democracy i kong and a harrowing recipient of many prizes she was repeating the monks rob human rights with every breath almost no democracy human rights no rule of law no she says she doesn't even mention human rights anymore. in the years following the suffering revolution in marcella brayton it's 1st democratic government. but with the military still in power many of the dreams to have true democracy evaporate. and me and mars leaders stand accused of genocide. i joined al jazeera as part of the. team in 2006 protesters have called for a 1000000 man march in the time i've covered wars revolutions elections i'm going to treat course from the favelas of caracas to the battlefields around also our job is to get to the truth and the power people through knowledge would escape city has become a major global issue the demand is goi

democrats called on to unite europe. given the tough with events the question whether we want to play in the local legal the champions leagueand i want the european union to play in the top league as state premier of north rhine-westphalia i mean last it sounded more like a man of the people he was the only one around the table with corona crisis responsibility he's not cialis the social question must be at the center after this pandemic you must avoid companies like amazon being the big winners. under given. in the end it comes down to how much of a break from the macro era the c.d.u. party wants from its next leda $1001.00 delegates will make that choice in general . i'm not certain you're up to date i'll be back at the top off base our coronaviruses special next a good. the fight against the coronavirus endemic. as the rate of infection in developing what does the latest research say. information and context the coronavirus update. on d w. in turn the conference or word seroquel and. i put the tough questions to those in power challenging the key players face to face it's real and hard hitting debate that goes beyond the

democrats called on to unite europe. between the thoughtful approach the question whether we want to play in the local legal the champions league and i want the european union to play in the top league as state premier of north rhine-westphalia i mean last it sounded more like a man of the people he was the only one around the table with corona crisis responsibility. the social question must be at the center after this pandemic you must avoid companies like amazon being the big winners. under given it. in the end it comes down to how much of a break from the macro era the c.d.u. party wants from its next leader $1001.00 delegates will make that choice in january. chief political editor there is following the party leader race for us good morning mr taylor 1st of all i want to ask you about the optics of this debate it took place in a small studio we saw the 3 candidates sitting at one table not that far apart from each other there were more than a dozen people on hand is that the right signal almost a day before a hard lockdown goes into effect in germany. well i would want to does but no doubt it's a tricky one all kept the mi

league look at 2 of the german teams hoping to shake up the established quarter. richardson welcome to the show 6 weeks after the us presidential election the electoral college has confirmed democrat joe biden as the winner of last month's election by and now has a majority of the 538 electors gathered in states across the country as well as in the capital washington to formally vote for the next president and a televised address after the announcement biden told americans their democracy still works to spite accusations of voter fraud from president. there's marcion cyr hope we never again see any was subjected to the kind of threats and abuse we saw in this election you know this battle for the soul of america democracy prevail we the people voted faith in our institutions help the integrity of our elections remains intact and now it's time to turn the page as you've done throughout our history to unite to heal as i said this campaign i will be president for all americans now that news comes as president donald trump announced the resignation of attorney general william barr following tensions over trump's false claims of election fraud in a letter to the president are said he w

democratic leadership council which i talk about under bush. and they were trying to bring the party away from what they felt was the left for the progressives and by league with jesse jackson's campaigns who was a mental mind i ran to try to bring it back from this triangulation is moving the party to the right and i think that it has been followed as i talk about in the book by elizabeth warren and bernie sanders and others and i think that is all been an intra party struggle that has now moved the party more toward which should be but is still not all the way we ought to be but it is still in my judgment much better than the republicans that don't move at all in any area toward trying to have an equal and fair society you see we talk to young activists who want people to vote by them this time around they appear to say things haven't changed that much there's all sorts of propaganda against bernie sanders supporters people on the left what is the democratic party so associated with the right in some ways now. i think that that's a great question that we challenge and i talk about that in the book i call them latte liberals those that are saying things

league. i've got nothing. ♪ . >> the second round of stimulus checks will be sent out today after months of failed negotiation. todd: mitch mcconnell block democratttempts to bump the payments to $2,000 was here to break it down, peter morici. the last couple weeks we've gone back and forth, pros and cons, what is next in all this? >> reporter: i don't think we are going to get this $2,000. we will roll into the next congress and the biden administration. is would be helpful, the stimulus we have is going to help at the micro level, transit systems, state and local services, it will not give us the left we need. this additional money would help and i am disappointed the president of the senate and the house can't come to a more reasonable conclusion that this is where we are. jillian: what is the best short-term for those who need help right now in long-term for those who are saying when is it going to be possible and is it going to be possible we see the economy get back to pre-pandemic levels? >> the best thing would be for the next stimulus bill to focus on the unemployed. sending someone a check to make 75,$000 a year who didn't do their job,

league. established. and welcome to the show we begin with breaking news from the united states the electoral college has confirmed democrat joe biden as the winner of last month's election he now has a majority of the 538 elect doris who have gathered. in states across the country as well as the capital washington to formally vote for the next president some states held the event on line like nevada when biden is expected to make a speech soon is of course comes as president donald trump announced the resignation of attorney general william a bar of friction between the 2 over trump's accusations of biden have been helped to victory by voter fraud. and there has been a new development in the case of the poisoning of russian opposition leader alexei in avani a media investigation has found that a group of agents from russia's security service f.s.b. had followed the phony for years shadowing him on flights across the country alexey ivanovitch bonnie is still recovering in germany after collapsing on a domestic flight in russia last august doctors found he'd been poisoned with the nerve agent choc a joint investigation by w

abroad and lead the league of nations over the episode in manchuria and therefore the international order was falling apart. >> you said people were losing faith and democracy, democratic process, but was a situation like on election date? what percent of eligibles voted and what were the results like? >> i don't know off the top of my head what turnout was on election date. >> was it a resounding defeat for the hoover policies and resounding plus for the new direction? that is the point of the collection. >> the election in 1932 was ideological, roosevelt promised a new deal and promised all manner of things under that heading but a public works program for support of agriculture, pensions and unemployment insurance putnam lake recovery program from the depression but rebalancing of the economy to make it more equitable. hoover attacks the program, he smells on it the fumes written and boiled over in russia. certainly clear on his position and he would oppose any such measures were he elected and hoover lost in a landslide. he won a majority in 6 of 48 states. roosevelt went on to resounding victory. >> today we are accustomed to twitter and insults about candidates t

and was about to leave the league of nations over an episode into manchuria and the international order was falling apart. host: you said people were losing faith in the democraticrocess. what was the situation like on election day? what percentage of those eligible voted, and what were the results like? eric: i do not know what voter turnout was on election day. host: was it a resounding defeat for hoover's policies? that is the point of the question. eric: the election of 1932 it definitely an ideological one where roosevelt promised a new deal and under that heading promised all manner of things. most notably, a massive public works programs, support for agriculture, unemployment insurance, so not only a recovery program from the depression but a rebalancing of the economy to make it more equitable, and hoover attacks that program as being socialistic. he said he smelled the fumes had recently boiled over in russia and he would oppose any such measures if he were reelected, and he lost in a landslide. he only won majorities in six of the states. so roosevelt went on to a resounding victory. tot: today we are accustomed twitter and insults about candidates bei

was about to leave the league of nations over the episode in manchuria and therefore the international order was falling apart. >> you said people were losing faith in the democratic process. what was the situation like on election election day? what percentage of eligibles actually voted and what were the results like? >> i don't know off the top of my head what voter turnout was on election day. >> was it a resounding defeat for hoover's policies and a resounding plus for the new direction? that's really the point of the question. >> the election of 1932 was definitely an ideological one where roosevelt promised a new deal and under that heading promised all manner of things. most notably a massive public works program for his agriculture, old age pensions and unemployment insurance. not only a recovery program from the depression but also rebalancing of the economy to make it more equitable. hoover took that program assening socialistic. he said he smelled on it. the fumes that recently boiled on you the in russia. he was fairly clear about his position and said he would oppose any such measures were he elected. and hoover lost in a landslide. he only lost majo

leave the league of nations over the episode in manchuria and therefore the international order as then was, was fall apart. you said people were losing faith in the democracy, and the democraticcess. what was the situation like on election day and what percentage of eligibles voted and what were the results like. i don't know off the top of my head what voter turnout was on election day and was it a respoundi respour resounding defeat for hoover's policy and a new direction? that was the point of the question. right. >> roosevelt promised a new deal and under that heading promised all manner of things and most notably a massive public works program from the old age pensions and unemployment insurance and so not only a recovery program from the depression and also rebalancing the economy to make it more equitable and hoover attacks that program as being socialistic and he smelled on it the fumes that recently boiled over in russia, so he was fairly clear about his position and said that he would oppose any such measures were he re-elected and hoover lost in the landslide. he only won majorities in the then six 48 states and roosevelt went on to a resounding victory. >> today w

democrats. >> so one more thing to, is to remember that there is a strong assumption here, that joe biden will be a one term president. if that is the case, kamala harris goes into the league position to become this country's first woman president. and i think that is also going to be a strong dynamic for the next four years. as people scrutinize her. and imagine her in that role. that >> jonathan? that >> i think that, it is really amazing that you have this moment where we seem to have gotten closer to where we probably should have been a long, which is that the first black woman, first south asian woman, to be nominated for vice president was seen as a safe pick. and the reason she was seen as the safe pick, with sort of this she basically did no harm. she's not hurting him with anybody. you know she is probably, likable i think she provides cover for biden, in some areas where he has problems, or at least questions that trump could use against him, in terms of his record on the crime bill. and you know some of the things he is said in the past. on school busing and so forth. that old era of race. and she provides for some cover for him there, and she provides cover wit