woman is begging to be airlifted out of the region are responding to the distress president djoko with dodo help distribute emergency food supplies he also authorized international aid agencies to enter the country to help struggling local authorities. we didn't expect it to be like this we hope and pray for the communities affected and ask them to be patient we know that there are still a lot of things to do urgently but with conditions as they are that's not possible right now. the aid agencies may have permission to enter the country but they still face huge difficulties the biggest problem right now i think it's access a lot of agencies like ourselves struggling to get to that location so most affected. gallery's one of. the most affected area desperately need to get into that location with other agencies and try and understand what's happened gradually people are being rescued this woman was pulled alive from a collapsed restaurant her condition was described as critical but she is one of the lucky ones the piles of concrete slabs are sometimes into precarious state for rescue teams to

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central sulawesi administration has declared a fourteen day state of emergency while president djoko dodo promised to send in much needed supplies but these images are painfully familiar the two thousand and four tsunami killed more than one hundred seventy thousand indonesians after which the government promised to be better prepared so many question whether tsunami warnings and evacuation plans were followed small comfort for the people by lu were even those who are meant to help have become victims. al-jazeera our south sulawesi and. al-jazeera is under thomas's in this update on the situation in a around the devastated city in some ways it. that have been mass burials on tuesday but not all the bodies have been buried you can smell the composing flesh as you drive around it's not everywhere but it is frequent just like every building in this city has been very badly damaged you can see smashed windows caved in roof broken pillows and then the revotes where they shouldn't be a long way from where the sea has now returned to it took us sixteen hours to drive here from post to the neares

i think initially when this disaster struck on friday there was a sense that the government led by dodo would like to handle this on their own or at least they would like to try in the first instance clearly the magnitude of this disaster and seriousness very quickly so there was a feeling that they would need to accept some of the international assistance that was very quickly offered and that is indeed the signal that came from the president's office on monday that joko widodo sent said that he had given the green light for his agencies to accept international assistance in clearly a country such as australia neighboring countries in r.c. on thailand have said that they are already ready and willing to provide their assistance often though in these situations in this region it's not a case of not having enough personnel or enough equipment on the ground it's ensuring that there is coordination that that assistance gets out to those communities that need it the most often we see hundreds if not thousands of people getting into these disaster areas but it is the coordination that is oft

the central sulawesi administration has declared a fourteen day state of emergency while president dodo promised to send in much needed supplies but these images are painfully familiar the two thousand and four tsunami killed more than one hundred seventy thousand indonesians after which the government promised to be better prepared so many question whether tsunami warnings and evacuation plans were followed small comfort for the people by lu were even those who are meant to help have become victims. al-jazeera our south sulawesi and denise. thomas in palo he sent some data on the situation in and around the devastated city of some the ways it. there have been meth burials on tuesday but not all the bodies have been buried you can smell the composing flesh as you drive around it's not everywhere but it is frequent just like every building in this city has been very badly damaged you can see smashed windows caved in roof broken pillows and then there are votes where they shouldn't be a long way from where the sea has now returned to it took us sixteen hours to drive here from post to the

central sulawesi administration has declared a fourteen day state of emergency while president joke dodo promised to send in much needed supplies but these images are painfully familiar the two thousand and four tsunami killed more than one hundred seventy thousand in tunisia it's after which the government promised to be better prepared so many question whether tsunami warnings and evacuation plans were followed small comfort for the people by lou were even those who are meant to help have become victims. al-jazeera are south sulawesi and denise. and thomas is in part this updates on the situation in and around the devastated city. that had been mass burials on tuesday but not all the bodies have been buried you can smell the composing flesh as you drive around it's not a brain where it is frequent just like every building in this city has been very badly damaged you can see smashed windows caved in roofs broken pillows and then there are boats where they shouldn't be a long way from where the sea has now returned to it took us sixteen hours to drive here from post to the nearest place

dodo we push it quick cs and we encourage kids like me to go to college without much thought if they were truly have an economic return and in recent decades the answer was no.. but nonetheless as a former professor i do see education going back to public schools where we hear so much of it is tied to the clever attacks on public schools the last few decades like civics and even think that's taught anymore with any formal curriculum. so i believe education does hold a place in democracy not just class attendance. we have got to talk about it in the framework to challenge that validity that it will unlock the middle class and simultaneously shows the essential tool for self-realization. >> one of the elements of your book it is a love letter to and imaginaryy daughter that you could not give her everything that you wish you could. >> yes one of the reasons education is appealing to me i was raised by an intellectual writer just 17 years difference between us she was even born before title ix and just that difference and half a generation's resident female child teachers were telling m

the central sulawesi administration has declared a fourteen day state of emergency while president dodo promised to send in much needed supplies but these images are painfully familiar the two thousand and four tsunami killed more than one hundred seventy thousand in tunisia it's after which the government promised to be better prepared so many question whether tsunami warnings and evacuation plans were followed. small comfort for the people who were even still sore meant to help had become victims to get al-jazeera south sulawesi ginni. thomas is in college he sent this update on the situation in and around the devastated city that have been mass burials on tuesday but not all the bodies have been buried you can smell the composing flesh as you drive around it is not everywhere but it is frequent just like every building in this city has been very badly damaged you can see smashed windows caved in roof broken pillows and then the revotes where they shouldn't be a long way from where the sea has now returned to it took us sixteen hours to drive here from post to the nearest place that w

soldiers police and members of civilian agencies to distribute aid and restore order president djoko with dodo has acknowledged the aid effort has yet to reach maximum capacity you know. every region has its own problems but i can see progress everywhere. what i've observed after returning now is heavy equipment has a right. logistics have started to arrive although it's not at these moxon yet and fuel is beginning to arrive i mean. it's been six days since the earthquake and tsunami struck with many people still missing and more than seventy thousand displaced soloway z. is still in the grip of an ongoing disaster. let's get more on aid efforts now we can cross over to who is need from the international red cross piece of cord nater there you are in palo that is one of the areas worst affected tell us what you're seeing and hearing what is the situation like on the ground by. people affected by the earthquake and tsunami feel now the the evacuation. of the top only increase their families. and they feel like. he needs including food or clean water and medical. aid coming. up more needed to be

indonesian president joker or dodo has made a second visit to the disaster struck soon away as the island as the cleanup operation gets underway at least fourteen hundred people are now confirmed dead from friday's earthquake and tsunami. meanwhile there are fears disease could heighten the crisis survivors scavenge through rubble in a desperate search for food almost sixty one thousand people have been displaced by the disaster. and the un's top court has ruled the u.s. must temporarily lift some sanctions on iran after they were reimposed earlier this year your sector state might pompei responded by canceling a nine hundred fifty five treaty of amity with iran. u.k. prime minister's reason may is taking a leaf out of the abba song book as she made the closing speech to her conservative party conference may once again showed off her dance moves to an appreciative audience before she don't a spirited defense of her government or exit strategy was watching. all those people who spend their time queuing for the speech might have been forgiven for being a little nervous this was a big moment

president has joined a growing chorus of world leaders calling for a thorough investigation joker dodo told the visiting saudi foreign minister a full transparency was needed his comments echo those from germany the u.k. and france. well despite the differing narratives about what happened on october the second some facts are indisputable he's together using security footage and turkish intelligence turkish sources say the leader of what they call the saudi hit team was the crown prince's bodyguard a man. andrew symonds looks back at. last day. it started here at ataturk international airport in the early hours of october the second the sequence of events that led to the death of jamal khashoggi based on the leaked video surveillance this is the time line at three twenty eight one of two private jets on the runway is picked up by investigators transfer vehicles take the passengers to the private jet terminal at three thirty seven it's the first sighting of one half of the team from saudi arabia it's now four twenty nine they're leaving the airport the processing is taken nearly an hour

the central sulawesi administration has declared a fourteen day state of emergency well president dodopromised to send in much needed supplies but these images are painfully familiar the two thousand and four tsunami killed more than one hundred seventy thousand indonesians after which the government promised to be better prepared so many question whether tsunami warnings and evacuation plans were followed small comfort for the people of by lou were even those who are meant to help have become victims. al-jazeera our south sulawesi and. and all deserve is under thomas's in poller he said on the situation in and around the devastated city. there have been mass burials on tuesday but not all the bodies have been buried you can smell the composing flesh as you drive around it is not everywhere but it is frequent just like every building in this city has been very badly damaged you can see smashed windows caved in roof broken pillows and then the revotes where they shouldn't be a long way from where the sea has now returned to it took us sixteen hours to drive here from post to the nearest

its history dodoes involve the history of violence. he spent severeral years in prin in new york forr a stabbining incident that he alleges was his form of self-defense.. it w was targeting alleged membs of ms-13 gang. but it did involve him and at least one other person attacking this individual and rundo stabbing a person seveveral tim. he made his way after getting out of prison out to the west coast and ultimately settled down in san clemente in south orange county. he and several other folks from this area formed the rise above a couple of years ago, in part as a result of their presence at rallies where they kind of formed this identity of being a streetfighter type folks that were going to defend people's right to free speech. they are a group that really has focused on the idea of training, physical training. training.lot of mma they just completed a european tour where they met withth far right extremists across europe, including russia with a leading mma neo-nazi group calleled whie rex. they do a lot of crossfit traiaining.

rob: it's going to go the way of the dodo i think.o to the mailbox every day and pull out a bunch of crap and throw it in the garbage. jillian: sometimes you get a letter. rob: sometimes i get a parking ticket in the mail. a cold blooded cop killer just voted in new york's democratic primary thanks to govern for an you drew cuomo. herman bell was able to cast his vote because of an executive order from cuomo that restored voting rights to more than 25,000 parolees. no word on who he voted for but cuomo won bell's district. jillian: he's the face of the nfl national anthem protest and now that face, you know it, could be trademarked. colin kaepernick's company applying to trademark this black and white image of the disgraced quarterback. he reportedly intends to use it on merchandise and promote events. one person tweets quote, who cares what he wants to trademark. don't give him any publicity. chip tweets, seems like he has commercialized his protest or is he donating it inner city kids. and janice on instagram says why the need to to

i don't want to speak for you but i don't think you dodo either that the left believes the right is violenty that because they have had a fabricate stories to make the right appear violent. remember the famous episode up on the hill in obamacare where a number of congressmen alleged racial slurs were hauled at them and they were spat on. yet, multiple people said listen, we will give you $10,000 if you produce scintilla of video evidence that it happened. they didn't. we had the famous sarah palin bull's eye pictogram used repeatedly throughout history and that is an indicator of violence. they are making this up. i see two real problems.em the left needs state powers. they are takers of the money, liberty and healthcare. they need state power to do that.. if they lose it this is extinction burst of behavior for them to use a psychological term. the real problem that you have been highlighting recently, the media on the left, the normalization of the chaos is deeply disturring and an effort to cover for democratic party. >> tucker: i agree. we got late this afternoon video. an amazing excha

and what we also know is that many in the african-american privatey dodo not have cars. they don't have personal transportation. so they have to rely upon public transportation. so when you move a polling place further and further away from , by that community very moment, that very instance is designed to depress the black voter turnout. amy: in june, democracy now! spoke with stacey abrams, democratic candidate for governor in georgia. >> kemp hasas built a strong record o of voter suppression. yes, he and i have conflicted a number of times. think, i knowon't i'm very proud of our record of beating him come of forcing them to restore the canceled registration of thousands of compelling's office to do the right thing when it comes to voter registration. it also, i think it a challenging conversation to have both with secretary kemp and with lieutenant governor cable because rather than focusing on how we move the state forward, they both focus, virtually, on this quite reform of bigotry of how they want to harm communities and hold as back. amy: that is stacey abrams s

peperhaps the s senate is willio dodo so as w well.hisamately, ththe meanining of not vevery often visited provisn of the 14th amendment will be decided by the u.s. supreme court. juan: but there have been cases subsequently in which the court ruled as to whether the children of undocumented or unauthorized citizens had rights to equal protection or education or other issues a as well. >> of course. to a you are r right to poinint long more than century long clear law, practice, custom that has regararded the e children of unauthorized immigrarants and citizens of the u united states. i would say this is impmportant for everythingg from the securig of a path to travevel to thehe receipt of public benefits. and so you are absolutely right that to pose this question in 2018 is to go against morore thn a century of our understanding of the 14th h amendment, its pupurpose, and its function for americans. amy: what is your assessment right now? i mean, the midterm elections are a few days away. you have these horrific white supremacist, rac

central sulawesi administration has declared a fourteen day state of emergency while president joke dodo promised to send in much needed supplies but these images are painfully familiar the two thousand and four tsunami killed more than one hundred seventy thousand indonesians after which the government promised to be better prepared so many question whether tsunami warnings and evacuation plans were followed small comfort for the people of by lou were even those who are meant to help have become victims. al-jazeera are south sulawesi and. there are some back of the tonight says russia. missiles could be targeted if moscow to continues to violate arms control agreements kay bailey hutchison says russia is violating the nine hundred eighty seven intermediate nuclear forces treaty by developing new intermediate range cruise missiles she warned that the u.s. would be forced to consider in her words taking out the missiles if diplomacy fails them as it was speaking at a head of a major nato meeting in brussels on wednesday russia denies breaking the treaty and has accused the us of dangerous

the central sulawesi administration has declared a fourteen day state of emergency while president dodo promised to send in much needed supplies but these images are painfully familiar the two thousand and four tsunami killed more than one hundred seventy thousand indonesians after which the government promised to be better prepared so many question whether tsunami warnings and evacuation plans were followed. small comfort for the people by lou we're even those who are meant to help have become victims chameleon dugit al-jazeera south sulawesi and an easier for iran a fair dose is from the charity oxfam in indonesia macassar where providing clean water to the survivors is a top priority. there are still many people to bike with the need for what the. minerals out food. and. the difficulties spirits there so what walks on do now is trying to do it by fallujah. where we are now trying to access the markets here in order to buy some supplies that we need to bring a. lot of people need down there and what we are going to assess is mostly the people that need the. clean water facility we are

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central sulawesi administration has declared a fourteen day state of emergency while president joe dodo promised to send in much needed supplies but these images are painfully familiar the two thousand and four tsunami killed more than one hundred seventy thousand indonesians after which the government promised to be better prepared so many question whether tsunami warnings and evacuation plans were followed small comfort for the people by lu were even those who are meant to help have become victims. get al-jazeera our south sulawesi and. thomas is in he sent this update on the situation in and around the devastated city. this is a city that really has been destroyed virtually every building that i have seen has major damage smashed windows broken roof collapsed pillars they are everywhere you see ships where they shouldn't be on the wrong side of roads a good hundred meters away from where the sea as a return to this is a very dark city in every sense of the word obviously night time now but there's no power here and there is though a very surreal sense of menace you see a lot of soldi

google plus is now set to go the way of the dodo about the next 10 month or so.t off-line for customers. the business i will still be existing but the question remains whether federal authorities here in the u.s. are going to start to probe a little bit of investigation into this. haidi: good reminder about the dormant accounts. not just google, facebook, the company unveiling a new videoconferencing device called portal. as with anything near, facebook product related there already new concerns about privacy. ramy: this is coming several months after camera jenna got and the data scandal there. -- cerage analytical ambridge analytica data scandal. saidonsumer tech reporter that this probably could have waited until 2019 for some of the more -- some of the smoke to clear out there. you are seeing a video chat conference i'll on your screen up to six people can use. you cannot call phones yet but facebook is actually using amazon's alexa because it's an us -- does not have its own system to do that. you can say hey, alexa or hey, portal for this. they are moving a

with the public via social media, their guidance practices who they hire will be very key >> are dodoeses murdoch chairmanship take away the leadership questions that you have >> i'd like to see them hire somebody externally. >> mike, are you digging through t through the numbers? there are so many passionate short sellers. >> and i think that they will probably suggest that demand has been front loaded or that the margin guidance won't hold up or that the capital that they will need for the chinese buildout will be a big bite but i don't see anything that says that some obvious reason to undermine the stated numbers i haven't taken a close look the stock is a bit off its highs. so we'll see >> all right thank you very much for joining us >>> let's stick with autos and the other big mover. ford rallying after better than expected earnings. let's bring in michael ward and matt matt de-lorenzo. michael, how much relief do you see given the fact that they did not provide any sort of update on restructuring >> it would have been highly unusual for ford to give any details about a restructur

. -- dodo that in florida not do that in florida. i would rather we give everybody the right. host: less than a minute left, take us through what you are looking for this week in early voting. the scum of mine every day leading up to the election. what are you watching for? now that we have had states start with in-person early voting and have mail ballots out, these early vote numbers are going to rack up quickly. we could be looking at more than a million a day new voters as we progress and if the pattern persists, by the end of the week we will be over 2 million a day people voting. these numbers will escalate. the option is it is rough and going to fade away. scenario we in that are still going to see how the volumes of early voting. we are going to see a fair number of ballots. when we get to the end of next week, we're going to have a much clearer sense of the derail turnout. there could be states where early voting is two thirds of the electorate world or early. nevada is one of high-volume's of early voting. georgia, south carolina -- north carolina. when we get ballot

order to make money, because that's what the people who make decisions in corporations are hired to dodoand working people try to have a a job thahat's decent and t to earn an income. and if they can't do what they think they ought to do as good citizens, as good parents with the jobs and incomes they have, well, then they borrow money, and that works out real well because the banks are real eager to lend it to them, and we have everybody performing pretty much the way they a are supposed to. when a society has people who are all playing by the rules and can show you that that's what they're doing and the end result is the kind of disaster we have, then it isn't any more appropriate to blame this or that actor. it's time to recognize that the system of rules is the problem. evererybody's p playing b by the rules. everybodody hopes that wl all work k out, but it doesn't. in my profession of economics, we have a great philosopher with whwhich all economics cours begin. his name is adam smith, and he's famous for the followowing linene: "if everybody pursues his or her own self-interesest,