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democracy as rehabilitate the city of houston that i think we are in danger of losing this democratic republic and. we live in a corporate totalitarian autocracy. after spokes have been translated into more than 20 languages he's also written as workmen in place like disgraced. god. looks like. everything we've got and i think it's going to feel pride. that. there are others. yes. in his new novel homeland elegies dr describes the experiences of an author he named a yet actor whose father is a doctor who treated a child and may have become a chum supporter. director will reveal what he made up and what is real in the book but his view of america is clearly expressed in these pages. i think that in the last 50 years and this is the story that i tell in the last 50 years some notion of a collective good began to evaporate and what rose out of that dissolution. was a commitment a fierce commitment to the individual i what i want what i need america is about protecting my rights my rights to have a gun if i want it to make as much money as i want to use whatever bathroom i want . it's all the same

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and democracy as we know is that city houston that i think we are in danger of losing this democratic republic and a half time we live in a corporate totalitarian autocracy. after spokes have been translated into more than 20 languages he's also written as we're printing place like disgraced or. so god. like. everything we've got and i think it's going to do it. so that your boss. yes. in his new novel homeland allergies dr describes the experiences of an author he named a yet doctor whose father is a doctor who treated a child and may have become a trump supporting. director will reveal what he made up and what is real in the book but his view of america is clearly expressed in these pages. i think that in the last 50 years and this is the story that i tell in the last 50 years some notion of a collective good began to evaporate and what rose out of that dissolution was a commitment a fierce commitment to the individual i what i want what i need america is about protecting my rights my rights to have a gun if i want it to make as much money as i want to use whatever bathroom i want . it's all

i love the constitution and the democratic republic that it establishes i will devote myself to preserving you. [applause] ♪ ♪ [applause] ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ [applause] [applause] ♪ [cheers and applause] ♪ [applause] ♪ ♪ the presiding officer: the senator from delaware. mr. coons: mr. president, i ask the question, as i have for several weeks now, why are we here? here? >> mr. president i asked the question as i have for several weeks now, why are we here? what if my constituents in delaware, as i heard earlier today, why is the senate in session now? in the midst of a nationwide pandemic

i love the constitution and the democratic republic that it establishes that i will devote myself to preserving it. >> host: the chief justice will be administering the judicial oath to amy coney barrett, they write today in a private ceremony there will be a formal investiture ceremony that take place later on. we will get your reaction to justice barrett confirmed to the supreme court. brian in michigan, republican, what did you think? >> guest: i think it is great. can you hear me? >> host: yes we can. >> guest: that should be the standard. i don't quite understand how americans in their so-called wisdom don't understand what she is saying and why doesn't that resonate, that should be the standard for all supreme court justices. i happen to live in a small town in northern michigan where we make our own laws, i challenged our boards before you write a law see if it comports with the constitution, a deer in headlights sort of thing, they don't bother to read it and it is not some dusty old document or living document, the standard is perfect, the way she annunciate it, that should

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he supported him people to justice malcolm webb al-jazeera elsewhere in the eastern democratic republic of congo armed men have freed around $900.00 prisoners from jail the jailbreak happened in the city of beni its mayor is blaming the allied democratic forces armed group the u.n. says the a.d.f. has killed more than a 1000 civilians since the start of last year aid agencies are pushing for a stable ceasefire nagorno-karabakh so help can be given to those forced out of their homes the international red cross says so far it's only been able to provide limited aid there are reports that shelling is continuing days after azerbaijan and armenia agreed to a humanitarian cease fire. in armenia civilians are volunteering to help soldiers on the front line for many the fighting is different from the war in the 1994 a challenge explains from the capital here of on the strip by strip not by not they're hoping to save lives the women and teenagers in this year of an school are making camouflage netting to send to the front lines they're volunteers part of armenia's home front war efforts and ther

she is wanted by prosecutors in the democratic republic of congo. recruiting child soldiers the crime against humanity of rape he leads an armed group called m.d.c. its fight is a new tool for torturing and executing civilians they controlled a larger area than any other militia released in congo until the group split 3 months ago. some of the fighters surrendered to the government. remains at large in spite of a warrant for his arrest and it's widely believed that a lot of his weapons ammunition uniforms have come from government army officers who supported him to fight other armed groups. denies it and denies committing right to be says then to fit in with. the in d.c. does not have any collaboration with the congolese army when we're in confrontation with other armed groups we find heavy weapons ammunition and congolese military uniforms. international rights group human rights watch has released videos that it says show otherwise they will film secretly by local residents this one appears to show fighters collecting illegal taxis and shows peopl

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in countries such as yemen the democratic republic of congo nigeria south down and bikie enough hours so the combination of violence. conflict on the pandemic has led to a dramatic rise in the number of people living on the brink of starvation. in the face of the pandemic the world food programme has demonstrated an impressive ability to intensify its efforts as the organization itself has stated until the day we have seen food is the best vaccine against chaos. the world is in danger of experiencing a hunger crisis is of inconceivable proportions if the world food program and other food assistance organizations do not receive the financial support they have requested. the link between hunger and armed conflict is a vicious circle. war and conflict can cause food insecurity and hunger just as hunger and food insecurity can cause latent conflicts to flare up and trick of the use of violence. we will never achieve the goal of serum hunger unless we also put an end to war and armed conflict. then the nobel committee wishes to emphasize that providing assistance to increase food security

counter what is happening i think we are in danger of losing the democratic republic. of musician sophie alston and her friends manage the social media presence of writers against. as writers we know words matter they matter because the minute we have a choice to make for our future for the future of our children the reaction from the republican party could mean the end of democracy in america discussions that go into. an effort to get out the vote. the vote of young people on the progressive side of things who are not happy with the biden ticket and of the side of not to vote i mean there are a lot of these i think young people who say i don't want to contaminate myself with my i don't like any of it well you know it's a dangerous position at this time to have because by not voting they're essentially voting for what they don't want the riches in the republican it's a fight for the soul of america i would plan to do this pandemic responsible u.s. intellectuals say it's time to take a stand. and i'm joined once again by my colleague adrian kennedy from our culture desk

i love the constitution and the democratic republic that it establishes and i will devote myself to preservingou. [applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ [god bless america] [applause] ♪ ♪ [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> with seven days left until election day, on november 3 when voters decide who will control congress and occupy the white house next year. stay with c-span, watch campaign 2020 coverage every day on c-span, streamer on demand at www.c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. your place for an unfiltered view of politics. ♪ coming up live on tuesday, c-span's campaign coverage continues with joe budden speaking in warm springs, georgia, home of fdr's little white house. that's 1 p.m. eastern on c-span. at 3 p.m., democratic vice presidential candidate, senator kamala harris, campaigns in reno, nevada. toer, mike pence speaks supporters in greenville, north carolina. on c-span two at 1 p.m., the thee hosts a discussion on pharmaceutical

. $1000.00 prisoners have escaped from a jail in ease in the eastern democratic republic of congo after the compound was attacked by rebels local authorities blame an islamist militant group at least one inmate died during the raid similar number of prisoners fled the jail in an attack 3 years ago. amnesty international has said there was quote credible but disturbing. evidence that security forces in nigeria's commercial capital lagos have fatally shot protesters who were demonstrating against police brutality the violence erupted after thousands of protesters defied a 24 hour curfew imposed tuesday after attacks on police stations is funny sent us this footage you're about to see. the. shots rang out against the night sky as our detail in the news team scrambles to safety and all 3 don't i think on the as some remaining franchises continue to defy the not down more shots of financial the. the. than yet hundreds of young nigerians had gathered for a peaceful protest in a cross pledging to remain on the streets despite around the clock curfew. protests of inspiring dramatically of the p

democracy as rehabilitate the city of houston that i think we are in danger of losing this democratic republic and. we live in a corporate totalitarian autocracy. as turns books have been translated into more than 20 languages he's also written no more printing place like this christ. so god . looks like. everything we've got and everything is going to feel wrong so. far as. yes. in his new novel homeland allergies dr describes the. ransoms have an author he named a yet actor whose father is a doctor who treated and may have become a chump supporting. the russian will reveal what he made up and what is real and the puck but his view of america is clearly expressed in these pages. i think that in the last 50 years and this is the story that i tell in the last 50 years some notion of a collective good began to evaporate and what rose out of that dissolution was a commitment the fierce commitment to the individual i what i want what i need america is about protecting my rights my rights to have a gun if i want it to make as much money as i want to use whatever bathroom i want . it's all the same

accused of beatings and torture in the democratic republic of congo a video emerges of abuses by fighters loyal to a.

accused of beatings and torture in the democratic republic of congo video emerges of abuses by fighters loyal to a wanted warlord with the support of the military. russian intelligence officers are charged in a hack.

our next storyteller was born in the democratic republic of the congo.he son of a human rights lawyer, he was forced, at age ten, to flee with his mother and nine siblings. he made his way to lowell, massachusetts, and currently in school studying to be a social worker. please, huge, warm welcome for rodrigue kalbayi. (cheers and applause how did you get involved in storytelling? (cheers and applause) hazard: tonight,e have heard about life and death and all the things in between. and right now, you're going to hear from a storyteller that i'm very happy to be bringing to the stage. please make some noise for chriine gentry. (cheers and applause) what got you into storytelling? gentry: i'm from the sou. hazard: texas, right? gentry: yeah, storytelling is in our bones. it's in our marrow. my father is an incredible raconteur. and i never really thought of it as a thing that you could do on stage. it's just somethinwe do on porches with whiskey. yeah. gentry: and fireflies. but it's actually such value for e person telling the story, right? laying out your

species most long ago there were only 800 mountain lived all of them in uganda rwanda and the democratic republic of congo fortunately the protective measure. has proved effective and their numbers have grown to over a 1000. did you know that some 1300000000 tons of food a west it every year was white in africa it is often down to a lot of infrastructure for preserving freshly rested food as a result on average $6.00 to $11.00 killers of food a west that. play here in developing countries what a waste of resources sondra but in industrial nations the level of waste is 10 times greater retailers and consumers often toss out food just because it's no longer fresh now one company has found a way of extending the shelf life of fruits and vegetables using a method that doesn't harm the environment. the fruit and vegetables rotting in fields or during transportation to consumers. according to the un food and agriculture organization or f a o some 14 percent of food is lost after harvesting and before it reaches the market or retailer. if you go to a particular country or particular religion you are lik

democracy as we know that city that i think we are in danger of losing this democratic republic and any time we live in a corporate totalitarian autocracy. as turns books have been translated into more than 20 languages he's also written no more printing place like disgraced or. so god. looks like. everything you've got and everything is going to feel. that. the bombers. yes. in his new novel homeland and the cheese factor describes the experiences of an author he named a yet actor whose father is a doctor who treated and may have become a trump supporter. the writer won't reveal what he made up and what is real in the book but his view of america is clearly expressed in these pages. i think that in the last 50 years and this is the story that i tell in the last 50 years some notion of a collective good began to evaporate and what rose out of that dissolution was a commitment a fierce commitment to the individual i what i want what i need america is about protecting my rights my rights to have a gun if i wanted to make as much money as i want to use whatever bathroom i want. it's all th

i love the constitution and the democratic republic that it establishes and i will devote myself to preserving it. >> host: amy coney barrett after being sworn in as the 100 fifteenth justice of the supreme court, republicans deliver, and justice barrett it will be the 200 twentieth, and the mcconnell led senate. it includes not only her and justice neil gorsuch and brett cavanagh, and and two to the us court of international trade. there are no vacancy on the circuit court level, 30% of those sitting on the bench have been nominated by donald trump. in a different article by the washington post, only republicans supporting her confirmation barrett is the first supreme court justice since edwin stanton in 1869 to be confirmed without bipartisan support according to review of senate voting data by the national journal. even senator joe manchen, back to brett cavanagh and barrett on her circuit court see three years ago, may not support her. your reaction in washington, you're up first, good morning, go ahead. >> the real reason, mitch mcconnell did what he did, they don't make a big deal, they

that species most long ago there were only 800 mountain lives all of them in uganda and the democratic republic of congo fortunately the protective measure. has proved effective and their numbers have grown to over a 1000. did you know that some 1300000000 tons of food a west it every year one white in africa it is often down to a lot of infrastructure for preserving freshly rested food as a result on average $6.00 to $11.00 killers of food a west at. play here in developing countries what a waste of resources sandra but in industrial nations the level of waste is 10 times greater detail as on consumers often toss out food just because it's no longer fresh now one company has found a way of extending the shelf life of fruits and vegetables using a method that doesn't harm the environment. the fruit and vegetables rotting in fields or during transportation to consumers. according to the un food and agricultural organization or f a o some 14 percent of food is lost after harvesting and before it reaches the market or retailer. if you go to a particular country or really you are likely to see vary

i love the constitution and the democratic republic that it establishes, andi republic that it establishesause amy coney barrett confirmed as the justice on the us supreme court by the senate and note taking the oath of office at the white house. the oath administered byjudge clarence thomas. it has to be said, that event, there was no masks to be seen despite the super spreader event at the white house to mark her confirmation. 0ur correspond is at capitol hill. the judge seemed to be addressing in her a cce pta nce seemed to be addressing in her acceptance speech one of the main concerns that many people who do not welcome her appointment have, this distinction between judges on the one hand and members of congress and president on the other. she said it is the job ofa other. she said it is the job of a judge to resist policy preferences, and it would be a dereliction of duty to give into them. it's interesting, i don't know whether that will allay the views of her critics are not. that is a point of view that she said time and time again during the confirmation hearings, and really it a

line struggle to get 3 meals a day armed men of freedom around 900 prisoners from jail in the democratic republic of congo the jailbreak happened in the eastern city of beni the mayor is blaming a local armed group. the u.s. has charge 6 former russian military officers over cyber attacks targeting major events the attacks banned the past 4 years a targeted the 2017 french presidential election and the last winter olympics u.s. prosecutors say the group is part of the same unit that interfered in its 2016 presidential election. in south africa 2 black men accused of murdering a white farm manager back in court seeking bail brandon horner was killed in the early october more white farming unions say is part of a pattern of targeted racist killings rights groups say they've been nearly $300.00 times on white farms this year and $37.00 murders kinney's electoral body has dismissed the main opposition candidates claim a victory in the presidential election supporters celebrated in the capital office hello dan the aloe announced his when. it's time for the full report now stay with us for this ng as t

man who freed around $1300.00 prison is in democratic republic of congo the jailbreak happened in the city of beni the town's mayor is blaming the island democratic forces group u.n. says the a.t.f. has killed more than a 1000 civilians from systems of 2090 the u.n. secretary general says he's hoping that the 3 year old blockade of cuts so it can be resolved soon rejects allegations by saudi arabia the u.a.e. bahrain and egypt of supporting terrorism and being too close to iran and tony could terrorists ready to convene any form of dialogue to solve the most serious govt dispute in decades those that headlines got more news coming up after talk to al-jazeera by foot. what. would you change in the world. were. the central asian country of kyrgyzstan is often described as having traveled a lot further along the path towards democracy than its neighboring post soviet states. to revolutions in the last 15 years of deposed 2 presidents and many say this deeply politicized nation failed. the country has huge geo political significance for its big regional neighbors russia china. need to wan

dozens of people have been killed in democratic republic of congo during fighting between government soldiers and armed groups in the town of. the army says 40 soldiers died while freeing people being held hostage by fighters a separate attack happened in the area of benny where reports say 10 fighters were killed the military has been fighting armed groups in the provinces of north and south kivu for years conservationists in the maybe are now raising concerns after the death of thousands of seals nearly $7000.00 cape seal pups and fetuses have washed up along the coastline this month it's unclear what's causing it there are fears the deaths could affect the breeding cycles of the animals for years to come . yet another warning now about the health of the arctic for the 1st time since records began 40 years ago a key source of siberian sea ice has not started freezing it to have c. it is known as the birthplace of ice this is the latest it's ever gone without actually starting to freeze over this point in the year scientists believe it's because of a record breaking heat wave in the

counter what is happening i think we are in danger of losing the democratic republic.of musicians so feel stuck and have friends manage the social media presence of rights as against. writers we know matter a matter because the mind we have a choice to me for our future for the future of our children the reaction from the republican party could mean the end of democracy in america discussions that go into. an effort to get out the vote. the vote of young people on the progressive side of things who are not happy with the biden ticket and of the side of not to vote i mean there are a lot of these i think young people who say i don't want to contaminate myself with this i i don't like any of it well it's it's a dangerous position at this time to have because by not voting they're essentially voting for what they don't want to riches trump and the republicans it's a fight for the soul of america i have a plan to do this pandemic response of. us intellectuals say it's time to take a stand. and i'm joined once again by my colleague adrian kennedy from our culture desk welco

run the democratic republic of congo fortunately the protective measure. has proved effective and their numbers have grown to over a 1000. did you know that some 1300000000 tons of food a west it every year one white in africa it is often down to a lot of infrastructure for preserving freshly rested food as a result on average $6.00 to $11.00 killers of food a west at. play here in developing countries what a waste of resources sondra but in industrial nations the level of waste is 10 times greater retailers and consumers often toss out food just because it's no longer fresh now one company has found a way of extending the shelf life of fruits and vegetables using a method that doesn't harm the environment. the fruit and vegetables rotting in fields or during transportation to consumers. according to the un food and agriculture organization or f a o some 14 percent of food is lost after harvesting and before it reaches the market or retailer. if you go to a particular country or really you are likely to see varying levels of food losses and these you pendi

around the $1000.00 prisoners have escaped from a prison in east of near democratic republic of congo after the compound was attacked by rebels local authorities claim islamised militant group at least one inmate died during the raid a similar number of prisoners fled to jail in an attack 3 years ago. representatives of the united nations the european union and denmark and germany are holding a virtual ministerial meeting today to discuss the humanitarian crisis in africa as conflict torn so hell region and try to increase funding of the south is a vast area stretching from the atlantic coast of senegal across the continent to eritrea on the red sea well the region has been plagued by extreme poverty and drought and to harvest violence which erupted after a rebellion in northern mali in 2012 that violence as soon spread to the rest of the country and to neighboring kenya faso and the chair of the un says the region needs urgent humanitarian aid to prevent conditions from worsening even further. they had to flee leaving behind everything they own and like nearly 2000000 others in the s

counter what is happening i think we are in danger of losing this democratic republic.at also musician sophie allstar and her friends manage the social media presence of writers against. as writers we no matter they matter because the minute we have a choice to make for our future for the future of our children the reelection of trump and the republican party could mean the end of democracy in america discussions are brought into. an effort to get out the vote. the vote of young people on the progressive side of things who are not happy with the ticket and of the side of not to vote i mean there are a lot of these are young people who say i don't want to contaminate myself with so i i don't like any of it well. it's a dangerous position at this time to have because by not voting they're essentially voting for what they don't want to riches trump and the republicans it's a fight for the soul of america i'm a plan to do this pandemic responsible u.s. intellectuals say it's time to take a stand. and i'm joined once again by my colleague adrian kennedy from our culture desk

around 1000 prisoners have escaped from a jail in eastern democratic republic of congo after the compound was attacked by rebels local authorities when an islamic militant group was one inmate died during the raid a similar number of prisoners flipped the jail in an attack 3 years ago. new clashes have erupted between armenia and azerbaijan despite a humanitarian ceasefire that was agreed to late saturday while in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh both sides accuse each other of violating the agreement just hours after it came into effect a breakaway region is mainly inhabited by ethnic armenians but internationally recognized as part of us a by john now while authorities and both azerbaijan and armenia have denied targeting civilians residential areas have increasingly come under shelling amid the hostilities and have raged for more than 3 weeks now of course by your reports from 2nd largest city. on the ruins of what used to be her life. her neighborhood was destroyed in the missile attack over the weekend. from home for many years. this is from where the rocket came there were ho

end of the red sea and plenty of showers across central africa pushing all the way across the democratic republic of congo or the way towards cameron's big downpours coming through here then form time to time heavy rain see just around lake victoria where it's this weather well that's kind of hugging the rift valley pushing a little further south will see some showers coming into zambia but it is showers there still in place across parts of zimbabwe but some wetter weather returning to the southern cape the eastern cape of south africa over the next say that is not just where a little further north was generally stays dry dry but colder weather coming in to the fos out. but. we are going home to put the line when modern mankind originate. many moons ago mankind migrated from the majestic a coyote to begin the journey of the modern human across the world 1st and as the dust settles everyone is welcome back home too with gladness but one that our pride your destination. this is al jazeera in our minds over top stories for you now donald trump says he will not participate in the 2nd u.s. presidentia

with a wet weather that we have into uganda just around the rift valley pushing across the democratic republic of congo all the way over its walls the gulf of guinea gabon seeing some heavy showers and those showers extending their way down into central parts of angola but south of that ati clear skies we got a few showers into the eastern side of south africa a few fog between to the north of that is warm and sunny. for. the caribbean to take a poll to see would hundreds of follow was to a tropical paradise. when i when a student gets to gates the secretive thing accused of abuse and violence in fiji. on al-jazeera. every. roof. you want to go to syria remind of roll top stories this hour a humanitarian ceasefire has come into effect. and it's the 3rd such deal made in recent weeks to try and stop the conflict over the disputed region and to go in a kind of the 1st to fail to hold. thousands celebrating in chile where with most of the votes counted a referendum to change the constitution is on course to pass with an overwhelming majority the government agreed to the referendum following demon

with a wet weather that we have into uganda just around the rift valley pushing across the democratic republic of congo all the way over its walls the gulf of guinea gabon seeing some heavy showers and those showers extending their way down into central parts of angola but south of that particular skies we got a few showers into the eastern side of south africa a few fog between to the north of that it's warm and sunny. dissecting the headlines in the midst of a pandemic let's start with some of the on the ground realities affecting the news coverage what's the lay of the land there stripping away the spam a gripping story about presidential corruption it is real reporting it's not if you keep challenging assumptions and the official line we all decided to tell our through we don't want to rely on the authority and. the listening post on al-jazeera. they're watching our desire a reminder of our top stories this hour thousands are celebrating in chile where with most of the votes counted a referendum to change the constitution is on course to pass with an overwhelming majority the government ag

the situation armitage greece al jazeera america at least 40 people have been killed in the democratic republic congo during fighting between government soldiers and on grits it's been going on in the town of member a the army says it's managed to free hundreds of civilians the military's been fighting armed groups in the provinces of north and south kivu for years. china's president says war and his country will never allow its sovereignty or security or interests to be undermined senate won't be bullied seeing things folks and events marking 70 years since chinese troops were deployed to finance in the korean war it was the 1st and only time china and the us are things each other in a large scale conflicts. to look union but we won the great victory declaring to the whole world that the era of western invaders setting up several cantons in the oriental part of this world and occupying one nation as a result was over china will never see could germany or expansion will stand firmly against a gemini and power politics will never stand idle when our national sovereignty security and development

next day or 2 but joshi the showers across central africa some more big downpours into the democratic republic of the congo some rather heavy rain also feeding across into central and southern parts of angola over the next day or 2 there were some shot showers around the rift valley rwanda burundi saying some showers you might even catch a welcome shower there into malawi as we go through the next day i also want to showers to into central parts of madagascar come to the south of that and it's fine and dry looking good in botswana now we're seeing temperatures getting up into the mid thirty's here fine and dry across south africa warming up in jo'burg to around 31 degrees. frank assessments. if american public opinion pieces betrayed by social media platforms after november what would be different cultures if you believe that there corrosive to our democracy one obvious solution is to break from an informed opinion look at checkers don't go anywhere the protesters aren't going anywhere either it's a political revolution. in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines who is it that's really o

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