always in then you know denies the corruption charges he also deny that he's handled coronavirus bullion come come given your editorials they know you've accused netanyahu of wanting total chaos you sound like an iranian politician in some of your editorial for the jury surely that's a that's a bit of a stretch i don't think i'm an arabian politician i think that what i'm doing and aren't tauriel what we're doing is we are holding what journalism is meant to be journalism is meant to be a watchdog for democracy that the real issue at. and you just have to look at the numbers right and you know they pretty much speak for itself israel today has a high school actually recruit after much from a country that appeared in the 1st week i respect march and april very tough luck i should say one of the highest it's not the highest more seriously is or one from a country that did very well the 1st way through country and now it's locking down the 1st western countries locking down its just for a 2nd time with draconian measures economy again which is already predicted by the o.e.c.d. to be taking

we are going to examine the impact on women thinking abortion but are denied because of an inability to pay. this is the law of the land that for too long women in the country have been denied their right to an abortion. the hyde amendment is a discriminatory policy. and for more than 40 years it has been routinely extended every year as a legislative writer. but the time has come in this current moment to reckon with the norm and status quo to view through the lens of how it impacts communities of color. the medicaid program has covered abortion services using this funding since 1986. to date, that decision has never been appealed. eight other states provided funding pursuant to a court order while seven voluntarily are all using state dollars. however, 33 states and the district of columbia denied state funding to women seeking access to abortion and the result is millions of economically insecure women in the states are hostage to their geography. the women in the states covered by medicaid the amendment has a tremendous impact on their economic, mental and physical well-being. we

denis moynihan: and what are your reflections now? anger still stands. i can't understand that blair has an afterlife at all. it seems to me th any politician who takes his country to war under false pretenses has committed the ultimate sin. i think that a war in which we refuse to accept the body count of those that we kill is also a war of which we should be ashamed. we've always got to be careful of that. i think that - i wasn't speaking as a prophet, i was just speaking as an angry citizen, i suppose. i think it's true that we've caused irreparable damage in the middle east. i think we shall pay for it for a long time. one of the problems, surely, is that victims never forget, and the winners do. and they forget very quickly. if people knew basically, for example, what we had done in iran when we ousted mosaddegh through the cia and the secret service here across the way and installed the shah and trained his ghastly secret police force in all the bla arts, the savac, if people understood the extent which we had humiliated iran, t

it said, quite simply, denied.his was an unsigned order so we don't know if there were any dissent in this but no noted dissent so unclear how this came down but notable the first time since the election that supreme court has weighed in on any election-related disputes. they have stayed out of the fray. tonight on the safe harbor deadline, december 8th, the supreme court decide to do weigh in here and saying simply this is denied. it's notable that earlier today, we got the response from the pennsylvania government. they were saying that this is a ridiculous lawsuit, that all of the efforts here should be denied and that is exactly what they got. i want to read you one line from what the government in pennsylvania put forward earlier today. they said, petitioners asked this court to undertake one of the most dramatic disruptive invocations of judicial power in the history of the republic. quite a strong statement that these justices took to heart by denying all of this relief that was sought by republicans. this e

a covert denying russian monk accused of calling on followers including mine is to commit suicide is remanded in custody.

on denied to us by israeli officials here ongoing underground in the past i read. 'd 'd a. 'd little they refute. 'd the likes. 'd syria's. very hostile. syria. and frankly we are stopping there more from the former boss of the israeli intelligence service mossad after this short break. and then becoming community are extremely positive about the future because big points solves a lot of problems that we face because if we add money because of central bank. even the nation state itself as a unit of governance has kind of outgrown its useful. welcome back i'm still here with the former director of israeli intelligence agency mossad efraim halevy if you are still running mos and you can understand i don't know maybe some moss and officers would tell you in negotiations as you decided on policy it looks to me at all it is israel bombs damascus just in the past few days it appears to me favoring those bombing raids isis diaster and al qaeda no i think it is really only. the less this area. is. syria. really 1st syria. should be that stabilize. syria. are you seeing i g

it's worse than last year now we don't deny we don't deny any sync ok september of 20 has been a war since september last year but like i told you before some 70 percent of these fires are raging in the a.d.'s that have been over reddit deforested many many many years ago that are occupied by farmers only one surge of them are happening that they wouldn't do should not to happen and we a fight and then since the beginning of their day a green brazil to a permission that we lounge and since the month of may where we stop at some $6000.00 points of fire so we have been doing our jobs. you've been doing your jobs but. not very effectively it seems according to reports on the ground if the fires are that bad and there are still $32000.00 the hot spots in the rain forest the 61 percent rise over the same month last year that's not very effective is it well like i told you this season is very dry so it's a moment that fire happens and of course you say 32000 hotspots 32000 hotspots in an age of 5 median square kilometers i think you can agree with me that's not so huge are people watch tel

on denied to us by israeli officials here ongoing underground in the past i read. 'd a. little a refugee. like. 'd syria's. grady hospital. and syria and syria very lengthy and friendly we are stopping there more from the former boss of the israeli intelligence service mossad after this short break. thank you all all i saw class law school class people also in a 1st floor if you're born into a poor family if you're born into a minority family if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your life chances people that i have a stance on years old a poignant a generational poverty. it's a tough fight every day you meet your needs and the needs of your family. welcome back i'm still here with a former director of israeli intelligence agency mossad efraim halevy if you are still running moss and you can understand i don't know maybe some moss and officers would tell you in negotiations as you decide you know bolasie it looks to me at all it is israel bombs damascus just in the past few days it appears to be favoring those bombing rai

on employees still more incarcerated still a lot 'd of victims of police brutality still the ones denied more rights to vote so they can make whatever proclamations they want the fact that they they have not resulted in any movement toward change we could have different opinions we cannot have different facts where the facts i'll get to by the merits and a 2nd if i may tell me about the scene in the book whereas trump apparently gets upset that you call him a racist and his lawyer michael cohen gave you a phone call michael korda called me through a mutual friend and said that trump wanted to meet because he could not understand why i was attacking bertha risen as racist and bertha risen was when donald trump which was the issue he entered formally into politics was saying that the president of united states barack obama was not a real american he was not born in america it was born in kenya when there is no evidence at all supporting that in fact the evidence is the contrary that he was born in the state of ohio and grew up there and i said this was trying to play into the us against th

and deny the american people the relief they need."

denies that and as you outlined the book he says on bill o'reilly's show on fox news you apologized. not at all 1st of all i went that same night on my show and said that he was going to distort the meeting and i did not apologize and certainly i've not apologize since i've been very clear all over the country saying that i believe emphatically and i'll repeat it donald trump is a racist and a big and that is my view so all for what reason would i have apologized if i was going right back on television the same day saying the same thing that i've said and i've repeated in sense even though you have talks he denies he's a racist people who catch our interview with a totally exonerated central park 5 number yusef salaam on this show on our you tube channel because i imagine fox news that was hit by the me too scandal this book time and time again emphasizes the intersectional nature of the struggle l g b t q i rights movement people are going to be a bit shocked suddenly when they turn one of the pages in your book and you say you found yourself with harvey weinstein robert deniro and

on denied to us by israeli officials here on going underground in the past i read. 'd 'd a. 'd little they refute. 'd the likes. 'd syria's. grady hospital. and syria. and frankly we are stopping there more from the former boss of the israeli intelligence service mossad after this short break. so we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy for an asian flight to be an arms race based on a fantastic very dramatic and developing only and desist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. always be polite never engage with a negative aided or confrontational also. don't get into any conversation or start answering questions just ask for an attorney. charities. definitely don't want to be going to trial. you're more likely to walk free if you're rich. or if you're poor and. you've got 2 eyes 2 ears and one mouth. so you should be seen here and a whole lot more than you're saying if you don't take that advice easy going to dig yourself a hole. welcome back i'm still here with the former director of i

these deny themfamily to deny these but they could've just said no comment but they didn'tol say nothey then brought in russian disinformation and associated my name with that which is absolutely disgusting to me. i had to go on the record. last weekend, i was in virginia, sadly my sister-in-law passed away around 638 saturday morning. that's life my brother, he spent 28 years serving this country as a naval flight officer and you can imagine me dealing with that and the tragedy of that. when i saw adam schiff who, on record, talking about russia disinformation after this e-mail had been posted online by the new york post, and remember that e-mail was to me from james and i wasn't buying carpeted, it was to me stating i was to be the ceo of this enterprise. i was at the end of my rope. i called rob walker and i told him that if that statement isn't retracted by congressman schiff by midnight on sunday that i was going on record in disclosing all the facts to the american government, the american citizen and the world. i was hoping the bidens would do the right thing and he 'suld ret

trayvon martin said there could have been me at one point he said it could have been my son trump has denied that any of these issues events episodes were racist that there was any systemic racism still present and with drew in the justice department from things like consent to crees which is when the federal government says that police departments would have a pattern of inequality if unfairness harassment or killings could no longer operate on their own that they must be under the supervision of the justice department trust suspended a trance suspended lawsuits by the obama administration's justice department that said that we are suing because you are inhibiting people from voting so in many ways you are by the administration was moving. follow it as lyndon johnson's administration in some areas were in the days of dr king all of that came to an abrupt halt and reversal on the donald trump i mean i don't know where the trump said himself but he probably thinks he outdoes l.b.j. on civil rights i mean you don't take it seriously when i his people talk about 500000000000 dollars for people

we were denied that access -- i wish i could have quoted mr. krebs when we were fighting our discovery fight at -- in nevada saying how important it was to get access to these. we did not see any paper backups, and on top of that, the printers on the machine were malfunctioning at such a high rate. the paper backups were actually not giving us anything of use anyhow. so the paper backups that are supposed to provide such transparency, we cannot use them. we cannot see them, we cannot use -- they provided us zero transparency at all except for one machine and the entire state of nevada. another example is the fact that we were denied any meaningful discovery in the case in order to go and examine the full extent of the voter fraud. for instance, we were -- even when we were able to subpoena the records that led us to discover the 4,000 noncitizens who voted, we could not put that into evidence, because we did not get them until the end of the discovery period and the court said at that point it's too late. the discovery. mack essentially three d

it mamma didn't ahmed denies being directly involved in that assassination he denies it and i know i've no reason i've no evidence to disbelieve him however it does say something about the saudi system it does say something about the inherent cruelty of that particular dictatorship and you're quite right the war in yemen is one of the great tragedies of the 21st century and in the crown we know that the queen has previously had private chats with prime ministers and tried to express feelings about. perhaps the preservation of the monarchy perhaps its preservation of britain's name in the world do you think the queen is talking about arms sales to saudi arabia as she watches the t.v. screens about heaven. i think when it comes to the queen of politics one of the triumphs of the queen elizabeth the 2nd has been to stay above politics i mean that is not her job we don't want the queen whatever our feelings to to to make judgments one way or the other i think that's one of the reasons why prince charles has a certain question mark over him as a future monica he's too opinionated and frankly

her family deny the charges.e going to be appealing the verdict even though we don't have any hope. the number of patients being treated for coronavirus in england's hospitals is at its highest level since the pandemic began. and a major five—year study of the atlantic ocean discovers animal species previously unknown to science. hello and welcome. just over three weeks before he takes over the white house, joe biden has complained that his team is still not getting the co—operation it needs from the outgoing trump administration. the president—elect says many national security agencies have been damaged, "hollowed out" during donald trump's time in office. it's an allegation rejected by the trump administration. more from the bbc‘s lebo diseko. he joe biden acknowledge that some agencies and officials had had his teams exemplary cooperation, many singled out two departments for two departments. we encountered roadblocks. the department of defence and the office of management and budget has put up roadblocks. rig

and people in indian administered kashmir accuse soldiers of wild scale abuse which the army denies. but we begin with the coronavirus pandemic now in a new phase with countries racing to approve vaccines but in some parts of the world picture is getting worse with cases on the rise as winter approaches since the start so of the pandemic there have been more than $64000000.00 confirmed cases nearly $1500000.00 deaths the united nations is currently holding a special session of the general assembly on coronavirus diplomatic editor james bays is at the u.n. in new york and james that session is still ongoing but we understand the secretary general has addressed the meeting what did he have to say. well secretary general was the 1st to address the meeting one of only a couple of speakers who were actually in the room at the general assembly because of covert 19 most the leaders have submitted their speeches recorded speeches they're being played out from all of them for the secretary general he's normally very very diplomatic very careful with his language but this was a tough speech be

and hong kong media tycoon jimmy lie is denied bail and a former lawmaker goes into exile in the latest blows to the city's pro-democracy movement. to begin with the coronavirus crisis and the global death toll has now passed one and a half 1000000 with a 3rd of them in just the last 2 months many countries are reporting soaring infection rates and deaths as governments struggle to contain a new wave of cases in the worst affected country the united states 2804 deaths were recorded on wednesday america is close to passing 14000000 cases in total italy has hit a new record with 993 deaths in one day that's higher than the peak of fatalities in the 1st wave in the middle east infections of suppost 1000000 in iran the country has reported almost 50000 deaths as governments race to approve vaccines the united nations and global health officials have warned against. fast tracking the process this after the u.k. or through eyes use of the pfizer biotech vaccine on wednesday and as fears of vaccine misinformation grow social media giants facebook and instagram say they'll start removing posts

against him and several other charges including fraud for which he is currently in jail as he was denied bail but this is the most serious charge against him and the only one under the national security law several people there a couple of dozen people have been already arrested under this national security law but only a handful have had charges against him in this particular case he was arrested in august and a massive police swooped on his media headquarters now he's the far. possibly the biggest and only pro-democracy media out local media outlets left in hong kong here and police had just raided the newsroom and offices there and taken him out in every you very aggressive fashion and in a matter that was live streamed across the city and shocked the city as hong kong people had never seen anything like this before jimmy lies also known for his close ties with the u.s. in fact last year he met up with the u.s. secretary of state my comp a you and the vice president mike pence to talk about the situation in hong kong at the height of protests and since then he has called on the u.s. t

india's army denies reports it carried out reprise of attack the kashmir after the deaths of 2 soldiers. in the former president of the central african republic is barred from running for office of allegations of war crimes. the global death toll from the crowd of ours had to make now has passed 1500000 with a 3rd of those in just the last 2 months the united nations secretary general is once again calling for a unified global response to the pandemic which is infected more than 65000000 people a number of countries have been reporting record high record high deaths among them basically despite overall cases dropping just under a 1000 people died in the last 24 hours. the u.s. is experiencing a surge of infections with hospitalizations and deaths are reaching new heights president elect joe biden says he will ask americans to wear a mask during his 1st 100 days in office kristen salumi has been following developments from wilmington delaware. interesting news coming out late here from wilmington and president joe biden saying that he intends to ask americans to mask up once he takes off

for the biden family to deny these facts and not only deny them that, could have just said no comment, but they didn't say no comment. they then brought in russian disinformation and basically associated my name with that which is absolutely disgusting to me. and i had to go on the record. last weekend i was in virginia. sally, my sister-in-law passed away around 6:38 saturday morning, that's the wife of my brother. spent 28 years serving this country as a naval flight officer and just retired. you can imagine me dealing with that and the tragedy of that. when i saw adam schiff go on record talking about russian disinformation, after this e-mail had been posted online by the new york post and, remember, that. mail was to me -- that e-mail was to me from james gilliar. i wasn't blind carbonned or cced on that. it was to me, stating i was going to be the ceo of this enterprise. i was at the end of my rope. and so i called rob walker and i told him that if that statement isn't retracted by congressman schiff by midnight on sunday that i was going on record and i was disclosing all the fa

to change the current manner of trapper nitsa also denies the genocide he ignores our request for an interview just hours before there are processions in the town glorifying the war criminals also on the larger political stage many do not use the term genocide serbia's president still speaks of the acts of a few criminals. more mare's mother slot amin of h. has stayed in srebrenica in spite of the genocide deniers she is a homemaker she has found no job in srebrenica many of her relatives have moved away until recently more male also lived with her in her house now he comes to visit regularly a couple nic others around us and how am i. not where. i don't know if i'm alive or dead i don't send them here though i have nobody to talk to their friends we have nothing not that i miss have all said be stuck out to me could you imagine moving to tuzla or would you prefer to stay here. you must follow us ramadan every day and i visit here every now and then i don't want to be in your way you have to live your life without me brother in here. it's hard for me to let loose but i know it's bett

are more and more aggressive and denied that the war and that judgment and genocide . very actively in the last guy was better. the normal prizewinner or is notorious genocide in iraq that's a big scandal being survivors that we believe there is a mask that the fight against those who deny such crime and if we continue to do so and maybe in 10 years very very we'll have a triumph of the evil here and all war criminals and because of that maybe in 10 years my daughters of iraq have to say apologize to the board of the sympathizers or the war criminal this is what i had survived. you know that the mayor is going to recognize he is traveling simple. and. not include to change the current manner of schreiber nitsa also denies the genocide he ignores our request for an interview just hours before there are processions in the town glorifying the war criminals also on the larger political stage many do not use the term genocide serbia's president still speaks of the acts of a few criminals. more me as mother slot amin of h. has stayed in srebrenica in spite of the genocide de

the press secretary denied it and would be news if she told the truth. we have already had this confirmed. you heard dr. moncef slaoui explain they didn't know that the vaccine was going to be as good as it was. do you consider this to be an understandable decision or was this a big mistake? >> well, it does seem the rational that dr. moncef slaoui and others have given as well were twofold. at the time they were making bets. they weren't certain which of these vaccines was actually going to, you know, get through phase three clinical trials and actually start to be able to show benefit. also, from what i understand, hhs just put out a twitter threat about this saying they didn't have confirmation that they could have deliverable vaccine on a timetable they wanted from pfizer and that is part of the reason they say at least they didn't go ahead and make those orders. one thing let me show the other vaccines to give you some context here. there were a lot of bets made on various vaccines. oxford astrazeneca, 300 million doses essentially purchased. you ca

then the amendment goes on to say no state can deny any person of the equal protection of the law. it puts the word equal into the constitution for the first time in any meaningful way. the original constitution mentioned what happens as two candidates get an equal number of votes but that is a different question. now suddenly all persons in the united states or to enjoy legal equality. you might say what's the big deal. that wasn't true before the civil war or laws that apply only to african-americans, depriving them of things white people objected to, 14th amendment says you can no longer do that at the state level. equal protection of the law. finally to the 15th amendment which goes even further to seek to guarantee the right to vote to all black men in the country it says no state can deny any citizen of the right to vote because of race but it's a limited amendment in that sense because it leaves open th other grounds to deny people the right to vote. they were extremely angry about this because that's not discrimination on the basis of race. you could have property qualifica

very quick to deny everything.s sends people scrambling around often looking for culprits elsewhere, but also we have to bear in mind this is a win-win for russia. it's getting into the systems and exfiltrating information. then being accused. all of us spending weeks trying to pass what they've done and talking about it at the highest levels of government and here on the media as well. this gives them an awful lot of publicity emphasizing the prowess of the russian intelligence services. >> they've been doing this for nine months undetected until recently. i want to turn to the new details on the poisoning of russian opposition leader alexey navalny. clarissa ward linked to russia's fsb. today we are learning that a member of that team confessed in an incredible 49 minute phone call that a solid form of the toxin was placed in navalny's underwear. you cannot make this up. russia is denying this, but given your expertise on russia and president putin, how do you square such a sloppy operation with the extreme sophi