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country the smugglers had trafficked illicit cargo from neighboring bond which is hard to melt in hoff of africa's remaining forest elephants. just bought now in the bundesliga. excuse me. promoted still got strong start to the season was slightly halted in one draw with cologne the hosts took the lead in the very 1st minute through all the. final goal but the wind was cologne back through sebastian anderson's penalty as the sides had to share the points. it's supposed to be the biggest derby in german football on saturday but the receipt dortmund against shaka will be a strange game in more ways than one only 300 fans can attend because of the coronavirus while the 2 rivals sit at opposite ends of the bundesliga title. shaka fans are hardy souls they're struggling team a 2nd bottom of the bonders league are and yet they still turn out for a rainy training session. this is as close as the fans will get to their side ahead of the big darby the 3rd place dortmund away supporters are not allowed at the normally sold out game because of the coronavirus their presence could have been in jeo

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and guided tours catarina bergman shares the history of hotel cecilia hoff with visitors. in the 1960 s. those who could afford it could spend the night here. under the noise of laos and the carpets were different of course. the ashtrays are quite nice back then people could still smell the conferences oh unfortunately the view from this room wasn't so attractive. the border wall ran right along the shoreline. that was way guards patrolled. 945 the royal couple fled from the red army's approach to soviet occupiers expose the palace as a sunni and william never returned. the post-war parts time conference meets the syrian hof world famous. today after some some see it's the most visited palace in pottstown. the gly make a bridge a symbol of german division and reunification. this bridge connects berlin and brandenburg the border between the states goes right through it potsdam side of the bridge is painted in a light shade of green berlin side is slightly darker this line right here is where potsdam and with it east germany and it and this right here was already west berlin

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a large exhibition of classes work can currently be seen at homburg a-bomb hoff museum for contemporary art and most approach work the mingling and mixing of strong colors plays a key role. mountainous shapes made from styrofoam form the canvas. and even the floor is a part of the artwork. katherina cloth doesn't use paint brushes she prefers working with a spray paint. newsmonger this is my tool it's like a spear if the color comes out at the top. then she is the trick of the mind up which allows you to reach spaces high up and to great lengths and it's expandable up to 4 metres long just like a ladder it allows me to lengthen the reach of my body and that's what i'm really interested in to change the shape and size of my body in order to reach that little corner at the top without too much effort it's sort of like a magic weapon. off. the green corner from 998 was a milestone and kathleen koch has unbounded artwork ignoring all. spatial barriers she paints on entire landscapes in bright colors. from a young age i love to listen not but then i did grow up in the seventy's all the coyot

then the hoff destroyed the rules of the church people praying for peace to return to this land sooner rather than later because don of reporting from the going to come back. azerbaijan's president has claimed if his forces were responsible for the attack on that church it was unintentional he also called for an investigation into how it happened meanwhile bako has accused armenia of a shelling attack on its territory. that footage comes from the town of turtur which came under bombardment this week according to the azerbaijani government both nations deny violating the cease fire the fighting has forced many to flee to safety although some have decided to take their chances and stay behind. they've been countless attacks this morning they showed us soldiers here luckily they survived everything we see here and watched the shooting 1st coming from the armenian summit and then from these areas and then it fell on the roofs of our houses there is new fear soldiers afflicting you've been there why should we be scared here we should not be. contested region is mostly inhabited by ethnic ou

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material is shipped overseas mostly to be asian pacific in 2014 the 2nd g plastic market sent about hoff of california's plastic trash to china because it's a mix of all the different types of plastics it can only be melted down repurposed a process known as down cycling it could be t. shirts it could be teddy bear stuffing it could be carpets. because down cycle products and. they just take a longer trip before they eventually end up in a landfill and there's another inherent problem with single stream recycling half of the country has access to recycling and the other half might have a drop off program that might be nearby or it might be 10 or 20 miles away in the u.s. we're able to see news about 5 to 7 percent recycled content m.p.t. beverage bottles in the united states the number in germany is 25 to 35 percent in the you. us bottle bills are rare california is only one of 6 states that places a redemption value on non-carbonated p.d.t. bottles with what we have a national possible because it seems to be so successful sure it's purely for political reasons but one bottles of purchas

257000 have in north carolina it was 25000 last time now it's close 220-5000 in michigan around 7 the hoff 1000 young people voted early in the last election but so far this time 145000 have cost them ballots well part of what has brought young voters out is the anger following the police killing of george floyd john hendren reports from minneapolis on how that incident could impact this year's presidential election. when george floyd died beneath a minneapolis police officers need the youth of america filled the streets by the thousands. every 4th november many go a wall ghosting the ballot box i don't think my one vote is really going to make a big difference in the grand scheme of things and yeah i voted for hillary clinton last time and i felt bad doing it and it didn't make a lick of difference. young voters overwhelmingly lean liberal with 18 to 34 year olds in a recent poll preferring democrat joe biden over the republican president donald trump by a whopping $37.00 percentage points but americans over 60 are more than twice as likely to vote to be totally honest i'm not going to be

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responsibility from 10 years old to 14 aboriginal and torres strait islanders peoples make up more than hoff of western australia as youth detainees the out sirrah program want to one east of to give has been given rare access to the criminal justice system in western australia the state with the highest rates of indigenous incarceration bruce reports. adams only 13 but he's used to hardship he's parents were addicted to drugs and took their own lives so you know harmless he was jailed last year after he was caught breaking into houses when i 1st went there to try to act tough. luck it was. what things did you say that you think a kid should be subjected to. a lot of 10 year olds can bass from 16 year olds. that's sad. when. adam and all western australian child offenders end up inside the banksia hill youth detention center in the state capital of perth tiny hassle is in charge of the prison system here i think what you have to understand is it's the last resort and people that are here the young people and they are young people here primarily for quite dangerous offenses and the government

then the hoff destroyed rules of the church people praying for peace to return to this land sooner rather than later it was done of reporting from the going to come about. what azerbaijan's president has commented on the damage to the historic church in the corner he says the incident needs to be investigated and that if it was done by his full says it was unintentional armenia's also accusing us of page on off selling a hospital in the disputed region on wednesday in a tiger who denies one has stated his 1st broke out medical staff from different countries rushed to the region to help spoke to some doctors who are currently in the conflict so. that when you press the addition it's no easy decision for any doctor to leave behind a content life and go to war for us here of course it's not hand to hand combat but the threat is there every 2nd i just followed my heart i went through the 1st war as a student observed military medicine i gained experience and admired the doctors who saved lives i think it was imprinted on my mind having a broad experience in emergency medicine i didn't want to

the hoff destroyed the church people for peace to return to this land sooner rather than later because dan of reporting from the going to come back. following the attack on the cathedral chalice from belgium performed amongst the rubble of the musician has armenian roots and played a pace by and amin. of the disputed region in is populated mainly by ethnic armenians yet the spokesperson for the s.b. johnny foreign ministry does insists it belongs to baquba adding though that he doesn't exclude so determination. that was the wrong thing to go to raise our children there's a possibility of this is part of the internationally recognized terrorism as the brits are 2nd of all armenians living in the truth and the right direction and so the domination does not need to go out for the session so the notion does not mean independence so what we say of course we can't reconcile that that relation with being that. was a joke if every group of people would declare it claimed that they have the right relation can you imagine what kind of. now still to come when the weekly new restrictions are being

man on the horizon according to a new report by the world economic forum machines will carry out the hoff of all human jobs within 5 years its research has added that the pandemic is only accelerating the trend now the revolution is tipped to leave millions of estimated 85 hours of work by 2025 but on the other hand 97000000 new roles are also predicted to emerge the forum's managing director to face firms will have to adapt or die if this continues for too much longer there's going to be a big structural change there some of those companies will not be able to last through to the end of this recession and therefore we're looking at more permanent job losses early on my colleague discuss with our guests whether the forecast is all doom and gloom. the prediction is 85000000 job losses it's a number is staggering just to get your head to run 1st of all if that's true how devastating is it going to be for people's livelihoods it's going to be very devastating you know i was a union lawyer for 26 years and i've seen job losses before mass job losses but nothing on the scale that is going to h

thousands of children at risk of dying unicef says a 5th of children under 5 in southern yemen that's hoff a 1000000 children are acutely malnourished the number of children an urgent need of treatment has increased by nearly 10 percent this year compared to last the u.n. says it's the highest level ever recorded in southern yemen and it's also warning that 98000 children are at high risk of dying well ali i spoke to philip to a male he's the unicef representative in yemen he says malnutrition is a major threat also to children's long term development. i mean the judge is just putting their lives well. he has also this ball expects own our own children that we should be talking about the $1000.00 gold from the time of the 9 months of pregnancy and all. that particular age. 'd damage to the brain and to the community. later on so it's absolutely terrible it not only puts a lot of children at risk of dying but also really puts their future tremendous. silly that was just. published in the analyses that was just showing chris in the increasingly anomaly trends of men and in yemen was a 50 per

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beds across the country well hoff already full and the government had warned that if the situation continues and these numbers continue to rise they would be full extremely soon and that is why they've decided to take this step but not everyone thinks is a good idea of course and some say the government really should have better prepared for this 2nd wave. founded by psychologist don't endorse and explains how the public might react to another lockdown. well initially in england as as in many other e.u. countries we locked down out of fear and i think fear can only motivate you for so long and then what kicks in after you've eroded your supply of compassion for other people is self-preservation and because we've got 2 factors here we've got the government trying to protect general health and then also trying to protect the economy so there's a seesaw effect they rush to do one and then after a while they rush to do the other so you end up with a lot of contradictory rules an unclear a plan and a lack of understanding of where we're all going with this we know now what lockdown is like so we'

like xilinks and there's no end to that in site good morning, guys pat, are you surprised not a the hoffverlap here. so in that sense, maybe this deal isn't at risk but, hey, not a lot of overlap here. so maybe this is risky the. >> yeah. the so as you said before, amd needs to grow. when i look at valuation, i'm sure stacy will will weigh in on this, it had to do something organic growth isn't enough to match the value of the company there isn't any overlap but there is in some of the markets that i can see them getting in i see it broaden being in carrier play, with 5-g edge and also nch automotive. i think that the key part here is, sure, it's really big in high performance at pgas they also have advanced soc designs that have a different kind of processors on them requiring a hot of different software to go into it >> xasy, these deals are exciting and get the juices flowing. the more you have to reach for the deals and sigh i can see how they might k. they execute >> that's a goint. this broke at 9:00 last night. i think we were all getting ready to relax if i give the list of deals

brady throwing for 369 yards and four touchdowns, leading the bucs to a 45 hoff 20 win over the raidershe season, and finally, yet again, the falcons finding a new way to lose. down by two. just over a minute left, the lions let todd gurley score so they can get the ball back. gurley tries to hold up but crosses for the touchdown. he said he was mad as hell after he scored, and t.j. hawkinson with the touchdown with no time left on the clock after the point, after the lions win 23-22 the falcons one and six on the season. if your team is just bad, you can deal with losing on sundays but the falcons could arguably be 4-2. i mean, just beyond frustrating for their fans. >> it's a tough loss. absolutely. andy, nice to sue you this morning. thank you so much. >>> president trump and joe biden both talked to 60 minutes with a little more than a week to go in this race. you will hear from both of them. that's next. i love audible because it's changed my life for the better. whatever question i have i feel like there's an avenue to seek the answer. hit that app and you start a story, you're on

there was a "new york times" poll showing that less than a third hoff all likely voters favored expanding the court. here's the timetable to confirm amy coney barrett as the 115th justice on the high court. they will jettison her nomination tomorrow after 1:00 eastern time. they will put it on the floor friday. the senate will likely be in session on saturday and sunday to debate the nomination. there will be a procedural vote to cut off a filibuster sunday afternoon and the con formation vote will common night 8:00 or 9:00 eastern time. >> neil: you'll be a busy guy through the debate. explain. >> chris stirewalt and i did some live blogging of the first two debates, the vp and presidential debate. we'll do that tomorrow night. scan the qr code and join us with our insights tomorrow night. >> neil: look forward to that. thanks very much. chad pergram on that. you heard earlier senator john kennedy saying that nancy pelosi is essentially stringing folks along on this, that she has no intention of cobbling together a deal no matter how many times she's talked on the phone to the treasury s

from our jack submission of classes work can currently be seen at homburg a bomb hoff museum for contemporary art and most of her work the mingling and mixing of strong colors plays a key role. mountainous shapes made from styrofoam form the canvas. and even the floor is a part of the artwork. katherina cost doesn't use paint brushes she prefers working with a spray paint. us one go there this is my tool it's like a spear because it comes out at the top. and she is the trick of the mind up which allows you to reach spaces high up and to great lengths and it's expandable up to 4 metres long just like a ladder it allows me to lengthen the reach of my body and that's what i'm really interested in to change the shape and size of my body in order to reach that little corner at the top without too much effort it's sort of like a magic weapon. off akin to one of. those green corner from 1998 was a milestone in catalina causes on ballard artwork ignoring all. spatial barriers she paints on entire landscapes and bright colors. from a young age i love to listen not but then i did grow up in the seventy

have to be strategies that meet the type of challenges we'll face' and many hoff those will be nonmilitary in nature so as mira argued in her book, that means modernizing american alliances so they can actually leverage the core -- at allies have that are not always military. many are technology power houses and we have seen the way the ueeu can set new standards for technology that's an important power the u.s. should be leveragening and we lack common norms and -- when county.s to emerging security issues like cyber security. so the united states has an opportunity to, for example. ... >> it's entirely in alignment for example is a place for the europeans actually look at the issues different only in united states does. so he robust about these but understand that it open world simply cannot exceed if we do not and together with our allies and partners to make it a reality. >> let me talk about what rebecca just said clearly . talk about the prospects of the u.s. european technology, because as you both have argued, from to make make progress, we will need to make progress to develop nor

hoff do you feel when the president talked about race relations are in the count. >> i i think it isl be trying to come together. >> reporter: phylicia's pulseia covered in the 80s. -- >> i'm tired of the anger. >> reporter: dawn or the other happened. she got going fast and never dipped once. coronavirus restrictions seem to set her off the most. >> -- supposed to be a free country and i'm not feeling very free right now. >> reporter: jumpy boing into t 130s right now. what makes you most upset when you think about 2020. >> two 2020's been a dumpster sfier. >> reporter: i am not a doctor and that was super unscientific. but nonetheless i thought it was pretty revealing. >> i -- very well done tony dokoupil. >> sure was. thanks tony. ahead in his first tv interview about his new memoir, graeme award winner peter frampton talks with us about woman 1: get your vote-by-mail ballot? woman 2: you can stay healthy and fill it out from the safety of home. surfer: or you can fill it out anywhere. man 1: it's easy to mail it back. you don't even need a stamp. man 2: or you can use an official

spring and then we'll all boo >> ito picp t m lastoi ering if we give you a lifelong, exactly how long hoffor when the airline industry will be back to something like normal. >> right now as gayle mentioned we're at about 30% of prior year levels, which is dramatic. much better than its been. travel is starting to slowly pick up. we expect for the upcoming holiday seasons, hopefully we'll get a nice bump. but as you look at confidence that we're doing, certainly at delta, to restore travel amongst customers when you look at our customers are telling us about their satisfaction which is an all time high with the initiatives that we have taken and you look at that combinaion with the advances in the medical field around vaccines, testing, tracing, therapeutics. hopefully in six months time by the spring we'll be in a very different place. i don't expect we'll be through this by the spring. but we should certainly be at a much better place to start to see real sustained recovery. >> you mention you are hoping for a bump around the holiday season. i certainly hope that for you. but you have got