hussein is shia. he knows how deeply embedded has been, is in his community and that no change is possible without them. he a newer drive to the shia district of conduct to distribute food. for them, it's all about reaching out some people from the revolution are scared of going there. i'm sure that a lot of them are very also have big fears from the other side. you know, they're scared that these people who are coming, let's say an international agenda are backed by the west or are backed by the u.s. . and on the other hand, some people from here think that these people are less like iranians or something. you know, while the truth is that we are suffering from the same government, their philanthropy isn't without its dangers. hezbollah is not keen on outside helpers on their territory. the entrance to the district is marked by a large portrait up the powerful hezbollah leader. that guy in one of the local bosses has invited hussein in because the people here also need help but they still have to act

including some of hussein's people. down there is injured as well he got shot in the leg during the last protest we have had 12 injured people one of them got hit in the stomach and he had internal bleeding and he had to be operated on and he still at the hospital. after the protests the situation escalated and the government declared a state of emergency on august 13th. about but since then the army has been patrolling the streets of beirut now the army controls everything for example if the army wants to get your house they can go in get you from your house send you to military court they can do that you don't have to wait for a prosecutor to give a court order for them to investigate if were assembled they can come this person just put this in their jeeps take us to barracks and the rest of us this is very dangerous they can even go as far as censoring whatever we write they can censor t.v.'s radio stations he is there as. we live it's like we live in a state of war basically. well i don't remember but the activists

hussein wants to use the opportunity of a u.s. envoys visit to prevent corrupt politicians from getting their hands on emergency aid from the west mr hale we have to mr hale we have 2 words he shouts to the u.s. envoy. 6 don't bail them out don't give them a lifeline. 6 for the activists this is just the beginning they are aiming to realign the country's political system lebannon needs a reboot. we want to transform society because society here is not actually in unison it's not one society it's a multitude of small societies got has been bred on the fear of author so i'm a she offered something we have soon is there you have christians there for me like for example the last decade this sunday was kind of an enemy you know i mean he's there to come and take what i have and for him it's the same thing before the christians and the muslims the same thing and the rulers they feed off of this they feed off of fear from the other beverage. 30 year old hussein believes that it is not yet too late but many of his compatriots want somethi

including some of hussein's people. down there is injured as well he got shot in the leg during the last protest we have had 12 injured people one of them got hit in the stomach and he had internal bleeding and he had to be operated on and he's still at the hospital. after the protests the situation escalated and the government declared a state of emergency on august 13th. about but since then the army has been patrolling the streets of beirut now the army controls everything for example if the army wants to get your house they can go in get you from your house send you to military court they can do that you don't have to wait for a prosecutor to give a court order for them to investigate if were assembled they can come this person just put us in in their jeeps take us to barracks and the rest of us this is very dangerous they can even go as far as censoring whatever we write they can censor t.v. these radio stations. we live it's like we live in a state of who are basically. well i don't remember but the activists are

including some of hussein's people. down there is injured as well he got shot in the leg during the last protest we have had 12 injured people one of them got hit in the stomach and he had internal bleeding and he had to be operated on and he still at the hospital. after the protests the situation escalated and the government declared a state of emergency on august 13th. about but since then the army has been patrolling the streets of beirut now the army controls everything for example if the army wants to get your house they can go in get you from your house send you to military court they can do that you don't have to wait for a prosecutor to give a court order for them to investigate if were assembled they can come to this person's put their sin in their jeeps take us to barracks and the rest of us this is very dangerous they couldn't even go as far as censoring whatever we write they can censor t.v.'s radio stations there are. we live it's like we live in a state of war basically. well i don't remember but the activ

and activists like hussein a newer face an uphill struggle. i love lebanon i really don't think i'd be helps to kill every. damage to a living but if i want to have a family and have kids i can't i can just raise them in this country like this. we have a lot of corruption and we don't have basic rights. and you know who my sleeve for the truth that. we want to live in on that is a civil state where i can get my rights without going through the proxy of my community i don't have to be a shia to get my rights i need to be a live in ease and i get all my rights and then if i want to practice my religion i can do it freely you know i can no one is telling anyone that we want to take got away no we don't want that i want to live in on where you have again move law and accountability and we want a loving on where anyone can live here and actually achieve something because in this lemon on the only way to achieve the only way to be you know to get there in life is to get on a plane get your a magician. and to go abroad. you. a country where politicia

saddam hussein would have been continually weakening.f the president had shown the patience to go through another round of resolution, to sit down with those leaders, say, what do you need? what do you need now? how much more will it take to get you to join us? we'd be in a stronger place today. >> listen -- >> 30 seconds. >> of course i know osama bin laden attacked us. i know that. secondly, to think that another round of resolutions would have caused saddam hussein to disarm, disclose, is ludicrous in my judgment. it just shows a significant difference of opinion. who tried diplomacy. he turned a blind eye. he had the capability of making weapons and he would have made weapons. >> 30 seconds, senator. >> 35 to 40 countries in the world had a greater capability of making weapons at the moment the president invaded than saddam hussein. while he's been diverted with nine out of ten active duty divisions of our army, either going to iraq, coming back from iraq or getting ready to go, north korea has got nuclear weapons and the world is mo

, saddam hussein more important than osama bin laden? i don't think so. president. -- lehrer: ninety-second response, mr. president. bush: my opponent looked at the same intelligence i looked at and declared in 2002 that saddam hussein was a grave threat. he also said in december of 2003 that anyone who doubts that the world is safer without saddam hussein does not have the judgment to be president. i agree with him. the world is better off without saddam hussein. i was hoping diplomacy would work. i understand the serious consequences of committing our troops into harm's way. it's the hardest decision a president makes. so i went to the united nations. i didn't need anybody to tell me to go to the united nations. i decided to go there myself. and i went there hoping that, once and for all, the free world would act in concert to get saddam hussein to listen to our demands. they passed the resolution that said, "disclose, disarm, or face serious consequences." i believe, when an international body speaks, it must mean what it says. saddam

he also said saddam hussein would have been stronger.hat is just factually incorrect. 2/3 of the country was a no-fly zone when we started this war. we would have had sanctions. we would have had the u.n. inspectors. saddam hussein would have been continually weakening. if the president had shown the patience to go another round of resolutions to say what do you need now, how much more will it take to get you to join us, we'd be in a stronger place today. >> 30 seconds. >> of course i know osama bin laden attacked us. i know that. and secondly, to think that another round of resolutions would have caused saddam hussein to disarm, disclose, is ludicrous in my judgment. it just shows a significant difference of opinion. we tried diplomacy. we did our best. he was hoping to turn a blind eye. and yes, he would have been stronger had we not dealt with him. he had the capability of making weapons and he would have made weapons. >> 30 seconds, senator. >> 35 to 40 countries in the world had a greater capability of making weapons at the moment t

nor in hussein's bank accounts have been frozen. rampant inflation has also eaten into the savings they. sometimes i go home i just sit and think and work for it and just maybe i'm in shock maybe i don't know i maybe i decided maybe i'm good because i may be better than someone but at the same time i want. hussein and nor are among the more fortunate ones. more and more of their fellow citizens don't even have enough to eat half of all lebanese live below the poverty line. helpers from abroad such as germans enosh cycle or taking care of them. she works for orient help or a small charity that distributes food to the needy in beirut. the faith this is the field kitchen orientale brought it here a few years ago from cairo mound down in the baker valley i think it was in 2015 years i can stuff about it it was originally that to provide food for syrian refugees the food was prepared for the last 5 times a day so they had. something warm to wait when the explosion happened i just got a message on my phone saying i will take this kitchen

hussein is the conductor for sleeping car number 11 where the group and their compartment will be how are you genghis. khan. hussein's shift begins shortly after departure one of his tasks is to hand out the bedding for the night. we have another question. i want to ask you something could you give us 2 extra pillows and i'll see if there are still enough there's a limited number of the ok i'll do that. but i have a look and bring you to the with the ok. we'll put it. on the sleeping cars with $2.00 and $4.00 bed compartments are at the rear of the train each passenger receives a sheet a blanket and a pillow or 2 if they ask nicely. here are the 2 extra pillow ok. the. only one in every. one of. their 3 kulish and i've been away from home for 4 days now i have a family children god forbid if something happens to them i'm sure i can't be there for them right away goodness and that is the downside of this job and. the don't who express begins its journey in ankara passes through 7 provinces and terminates in cars on the armenian border the train travels at an average of 70 kilometers pe

martin: they should have listened to what saddam hussein said, which was iraq was a terribly difficult country to govern. terrible brutal dictatorial order would be preferred to violent anarchy. violent in aki is in many cases what you had in 1945 until order violent anarchy inin many cases what you had 1945 until order was reimposed. ideology, it was -- religion was like heroin and ideology was like methadone. it brings you troubling -- trembling down from religion. barbarity not seen for centuries, because of ideology. borderlines in ideology and religion are not always so clear. there is not a huge distinction between religion and ideology in maoism, because it was also a religious cult where people could be tortured to death for treading on a newspaper with mao's image on it. that was religion at its worst. it is a cult. martin: it is to do with the peer group isn't it? if you think the peer group is overemphasized as a determinant fate, theeople's -- where itof that is established that the killing inads that went out behind poland and russia, who would go and kill everyone in the

hussein was killed by u.s. forces during a raid on the markets in 2005. she had just learned she was pregnant with their 2nd child and don't want to ban was not going to have time to yesod. mom will probably need to toss a 100 of them over to the diana thought of how to take the bad suck out of what i want to put. i don't want to go home by saturday. i'm on cyber down and have a go money. 2 years later as monday is 2nd, son, nuri was killed in a militia attack. the family lost another breadwinner, and bureaucracy has made it difficult for them to get the support payment. the government extends to widows or so there is a reference to their new honda damayan not shown on the show must have been some very common how cool modern moment is that on my couch when you're not, i don't know how your mom and i believe now begun to notice, you know, not just ahead of the day that i was out, but soon because another that was so bad is that the other said that she had what they wanted as a little time, but i want to turn on the phone to your i know some parts man met,

now he has president barack hussein obama comes up. president obama. [crowd chants "lock him up"] you know, the democrats never talk about -- federal judgeships are like the biggest deal. then you have supreme court justices. barack obama left me 142 federal judges. very rarely -- when you are a president, those are the most important things you can have. federal judgeships. it's such a big deal. he midwest me 142. listen to this. we'll have in my first term record-breaking approximately 300 federal judges. it's a very big percentage of the whole federal bench. and we are going to have, we just put a great one on, amy. three supreme court justices. whatever happened with biden? he was going to say, is he going to pack the court? he keeps tapping it along. who are the people he's going to put on. you cannot vote for him if he doesn't tell you about packing the court. is anybody in this audience going to vote for sleepy joe biden? i can't imagine anyone having the courage -- i can't believe those people. does anybody have the courage to even raise your h

hussein was killed by u.s. forces during a raid on the markets in 2005. she had just learned she was pregnant with their 2nd child and don't want to men who are not going to have time to yesod. mom will talk to her about the toss of her daughter, the mother to the dying of the thought of how to take the bad out of what are you going to put on a log or to have to be home by 7 am on cyber. do you have a go money? 2 years later as many as 2nd son nuri was killed in a militia attack, the family lost another breadwinner. and bureaucracy has made it difficult for them to get the support payment. the government extends to widows or so there is a reference to the no hung up damayan not shown on the show. must have been somebody somehow know how cool modern moment is that young. my parents want to hear not i don't yet have your mom and i believe them to go now. and i'm not sure that's like a suburb of the day that was best suited to another. that was this out of the other stuff that had what they wanted as a little song, but i wanted to turn on the hand. yeah. i k

hussein was killed by u.s. forces during a raid on the markets in 2005. she had just learned she was pregnant with their 2nd child and don't want to men who almost don't have time to yesod. mom will talk to her about the toss up. i got a little bit of the diana thought i had to throw the bad suck out of but i want to put on a log or be home by saturday. i'm on cyber going to have a go money. 2 years later as mandy is 2nd, son, nuri was killed in a militia attack. the family lost another breadwinner, and bureaucracy has made it difficult for them to get the support payment. the government extends to widows will stay right there no harm. no damayan not shamming on the must have been some good some not know how cool modern moment is that on my times when you're not, i don't know how come i'm a nobody. let me go now, and i'm not cool. that's ahead of the day i was best suited to another i was. so there's that, but neither of us said that with what they will. that's a little song, but i want to turn on the hand. now i know some one in ma that i know i have a p

no charges have been brought against al-jazeera correspondent, mahmoud hussein, his crime journalist, to demand more neutral links and voice solidarity with all detained journalists. sign the petition. busy 3 percent food for celebration, food for reconciliation and food from ancient civilizations. al-jazeera wild goes on a mouthwatering. how to read jenny from spain to the middle east, to discover the hidden history behind some of the region's best loved dishes. savoring the pasta and algiers, the 20 years of china's transformation told through one young girl's journey from bus to adult hood 2 decades following the development of her life and nation., rewind returns to the story of k.k., the girl from going joe on al-jazeera halfway between tokyo and not where she was then relatively sleepy place. not a lot of violent crime. and so when 4 people get killed on one occasion in as bloody a massacres, this was the tracks a lot report. the task force of 80 police officers was created to find out what happened. police counted more than 40 stab wounds all together, the victims on imran khan

is the region entirely in the government's control or you know, it is a normal night when saddam hussein's iraq was under the control of the american. you use force spokesperson used to say we are in control of the whole complexity. so those of the same man are propaganda. we are in control of those who are the very last holdout. was mohammed now in front of each and every minute i want to state is that the only thing serious? by the way, we are not the one who cuts that really competitive it in good or it is if you kill it, that's got the really competitive bidding. we have used to keep the dividend income to go from the rest of the world. so that i do going to be 20 to be fading from the force. if a difficult enough. now we are working with the export of this to require major telecom connectivity. and in some places it has already been restored. now it is of course, a difficult for independent observers to verify these reports and has access to to cry has been tightly controlled since the start of the conflict. when will get at the allowed to access to the 5 region. again, it is not aske

he has a foreign sounding name that rounds with osama, his middle name is hussein and he's admitted tong marijuana and cocaine as a teenager. he's half black, half white, and in terms of political experience, green. >> as a senate candidate in 2004, barack obama stepped onto the national stage and wowed the democratic national convention with his eloquence. >> there is not a liberal america and conservative america, there is the united states of america. there is not a black america and a white america and latino america and asia america, there's the united states of america. >> i encouraged barack obama to give thought to the presidency early on. i felt that he could really bring people together and increasingly, the longer you're in washington, the less viable you are. >> america is hungry for change. america wants something new. >> propelled by the media, hungry for a fresh face and a good story, he's graced the covers of "time" and "newsweek," and endorsed by oprah, a far cry from the way he's treated in the corridors of power in washington. where he is 88th on the senate's list of

with me are former conservative adviser mo hussein and susie boniface, columnist from the mirror.now what were going to be talking about. —— i think we all know what we're going to be talking about. biden clears a path to victory reads the front of the new york times — as the former vice president leads the us election race in a number of key states. the ‘i‘ sayjoe biden is "ready for power" and already has "one foot in the door" of the white house. moving online and politico's us website says the republican party are now pushing back against president trump's false election claims — although some have jumped to his defence. the telegraph report on the biden campaigns vow to kick "trespassers" out of the white house — as donald trump clings to power. the philippine star say the "truth shall prevail" and show a picture of president trump during a news conference that many major us networks dropped half way through. says biden holds the edge and has a picture of his supporters celebrating and the daily mail leads on what they call the bbc diana scandal — the paper says the princess

hussein is the conductor for sleeping car number 11 where the group and their compartment will be how are you genghis. was up. hussein's shift begins shortly after departure one of his tasks is to hand out the bedding for the night. and. we have another question. i want to ask you something could you give us 2 extra pillows and i'll see if there are still enough there's a limited number. ok i'll do just that. but i have a look and bring you to that with a look at. the sleeping cars with $2.00 and $4.00 bed compartments are at the rear of the train each passenger receives a sheet a blanket and a pillow or 2 if they ask nicely. here are the 2 extra pillows ok. the. one in every. one of. their 3 kulish and i've been away from home for 4 days now i have a family children god forbid if something happens to them she will i can't be there for them right away goodness and that is the downside of his job and. the don't who express begins its journey in ankara passes through 7 provinces and terminates in cars on the armenian border the train travels at an average of 70 kilometers per hour and t

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i've never been i maybe even john when the president of the united states is majesty king hussein of the hashemite kingdom of jordan is actually one single mom who's mubarak, president of the arab republic of egypt. it is actually, it's the prime minister of israel chairman arafat. please take your good pablo. there. saw you here. see, was it possible bows on a gerbil, just to e.u. sugar then to our great being a soldier and surveyed knew what to do there to make peace moment. most of these where the years of hope, when the peace camps felt that they were somehow indicates they are bringing to their people the fruits and open the same hotel, a spontaneous get together of the oslo veterans among them. the original negotiators and it was 100, you know, it's a one day off and also one that i'm at this. yes, i am optimistic. yes. i believe that the process to get there to continue despite the cold, if you come to me face to succeed, we have both. we have a good political push disperses for poland. i concur with both of them. what i said, and we have no choice. and there is some good comm

he has referred to former president barack obama, as hussein barack obama.ll of the things we are expecting to hear from him on the campaign trail, he is using them all in the final hours. you almost need a fox decoder ring to understand what he is talking about. in terms of the event we are going see in a few moments from now. don, this will be the final rally for trump of the 2020 campaign. as you saw in 2016, we were talking about being on the air four years ago. we will see vice president mike pence out here and members of the trump family. so, this really could last for a good bit of time. but, you know, if you talk to people inside the trump campaign. and president, i think talked about this earlier today. they feel ending in grand rapids, michigan, is a good luck charm for the president. it worked four years ago. and they feel like these rallies that have been bringing out thousands and thousands of trump supporters allbeit not wearing masks or social distancing, has perhaps energized his base just enough to close the gap with joe biden on election da

barack hussein obama is going to campaign with biden. i said why is that bad news?hat's good news. he campaigned with hillary and that was when she started really getting beaten. remember that? he campaigned. he's a highly overrated person. he gave us 142 judgeships. we'll take it. joining us today is incredible people and if they want to come up and freeze their ass off -- you people are there and you're nice and warm. i'm up here all by myself. i said to my daughter -- look, is that hope hicks? is that hope hicks? where is hope hicks, the great hope hicks? get her. is that sarah huckabee, you look like -- come here, sarah. you know what? you look like hope hicks. i thought sarah huckabee was hope hicks. hope hicks, come up here, hope hicks. the great hope hicks. boy, we've got them all. come here, sarah. how good is sarah? huh? look at sarah. come up here, sarah. look at sarah. she did pretty well-being with trump, right? >> thank you, mr. president. [ cheering and applause ] >> how good does that sound, president trump? [ cheering and applause ] >> he's had an am

and tens of thousands have turned out for the funeral of a radical cleric in pakistan, cut him hussein rizvi, terrorize religious minorities, and called for the destruction of european nations. it's not known how he died. huge crowds ignored coronavirus restrictions to mourn his death. well, the so-called islamic state says it carried out a series of attacks in the afghan capital kabul at least 8 people have been killed by multiple rocket blasts. the attacks came as u.s. secretary of state pushed the region, visited the region to push forward, stalled peace talks between the afghan government and the taliban. c regime kaberle brought to a standstill after a series of rocket attacks targeted different residential areas. early in the morning, afghanistan's interior ministry says mortar shells were fired from 2 vehicles this over the edge of what they go at. it was morning and we were leaving our home when an explosion happened and 2 of my sisters and my mother were wounded. we've brought them to the hospital to get water going to come up. i was having breakfast when the rockets landed, o

saddam hussein, monopolized the force in his state. and in extremely brutal manner, it was a state in which torture was widespread. people were gassed and someone. >> well he came up with torture. >> indeed he did. >> he monopolized. it >> and one could argue, that it's one thing that people fear more, then a brutal dictatorship, and that's anarchy. and which it's every man for himself and chaos. which we see, to some extent we see in libya right now. we see it to some extent in iraq and so on. which is not to say well, things would've been better if we had left saddam hussein alone, but it's something that people should think about a bit more, before they casually say well we as americans it's our duty to fight dictatorship and bring freedom and use military force to do so. >> they should have listened to what's to them said. iraq is a very difficult place to govern. >> well he was right. >> helicopter and gunships, and poison gas and torture and tear. >> it's terrible brutal, dictatorial order but it was still preferred, to violent a

saddam hussein certainly monopolized force in his state in an extremely brutal manner. it was a state in which torture was widespread and people were gassed. >> he came up through the torture. >> he did, he monopolized it. one could argue that there's one thing people fear more than a brutal dictatorship, and it's anarchy, in which it's every man for himself and chaos, which we see to some extent -- well, we see it in libya now. we see it to some extent in iraq and so on. that is not to say things would have been better if we left saddam hussein alone, but it's something people should think about a bit more before they casually say well, we as americans, it's our duty to fight dictatorship and bring freedom and use force to do so. >> they should have listened to what saddam said, this is iraq is a very difficult country to govern. helicopter, gunships and poisoned gas. >> terrible tidictatorle order preferred to violent anarchy. that is what you had until 1945 when order was re-imposed. >> ideology, the period 1914 to 1945 has often been called a 30-year war, europe's s

which is not to say well that means things would've been better if we had left saddam hussein alone, but it does pause -- it's something that people should think about a bit more before they casually say, well it's, you know, we, as americans, it's our duty to fight dictatorship and bring freedom and use military force to do so. >> they should've listened to what's the downside which is iraq is a very difficult country to govern. >> he was right. >> helicopter gunships, poison gas and ubiquitous torture in terror. >> terrible, brutal dictatorial order for most people is still to be preferred to violent anarchy. and violent anarchy, in many ways, which you have in 1945 until order was reimposed with. for >> ideology, the period in 1914 -- 1940 to 1945 feet, it was not a war of religion on the face of it. ideology looking back was obviously that ideology, religion was like heroin and ideology was like methadone. it brings you trembling down to religion but not a fitted. on hundred dead for communism and nazis and fascism. for barbarity is not seen for centuries because of ideology. >>

how do you hussein brisbane terrorize religious minorities and call for the destruction of european nations? it's not known how he died, but huge crowds ignore coronavirus restrictions to mourn. his death. protests have erupted in several brazilian cities after a black man died in a fight with supermarket security guards. a video of the incident which happened in porto alegre was supposed was posted on social media. the victim died at the scene one day before brazil come commemorated. a black awareness day in germany is preparing to roll out of mass vaccination program against the coronavirus. next year, test runs with the red cross have been taking place in the southwestern city. of the government is aiming to have vaccinations centers up and running across the country by the end of this year. but if the o.p.'s says its forces are closing in on the capital of the rebel held region, the conflict has cost. hundreds of lives and thousands of civilians have fled from the fighting aid agencies are warning of a humanitarian crisis and calling for a ceasefire. so that aid can be delivered. these

claims the from the case against saddam hussein's regime that he has existing and active military plans for the use of chemical or biological weapons which could be activated. within 45 minutes, gilligan had been briefed by government weapons inspector and concluded that downing street had quote, sexed up its case for war. he took his story on to b.b.c. radio 4 because correspondent is andrew gilligan. yes, i did. the 1st interview with gilligan downing street a week before publication ordered it to be sexed up to be made more exciting. you can get everything right, but he got the heart of it. right. that's to say that effectively we've been lied to. and the world where we can be clearly screwed pretty, much to be and to be interviewed. number 10 was phony, the b.b.c., demanding a right look by demanding that we retract everything that we going to send. which of course we do. greg dyke, the director general, defended the b.b.c. and his report, but when going to good source was found dead a case of suspected suicide. gilligan was left exposed and the government went on the offensive. but

which is not to say, well, things would have been better if we left saddam hussein alone, but it does pause -- it's something that people should think about a bit more before they casually say, well, it's, you know, we as americans, it's our duty to fight dictatorship and bring freedom and use military force to do so. >> they should have listened to what saddam said, which is iraq is a very difficult country to govern. >> well, he was right. >> helicopter gunships and poison gas and ubiquitous torture and terror. >> yeah, terrible, brutal, dictatorial order for most people is probably still to be preferred to violent anarchy. and violent anarchy is in many ways what you had in 1945, until order was reimposed. >> ideology, the period 1914 to 1945 is often been called the 30 years war, europe's second 30 years war, but it wasn't a war of religion on the face of it. and ideology, you know, looking back, it was obviously -- the sense was that ideology -- religion was like heroine and ideology was like methadone. it brings you trembling down from religion. but not a bit of it, 100 million

we heard barack hussein obama, hillary, bill. got was the only one that it right. don't want to run against trump. he's the only one that understood what was going on. but they came and they came and they wanted to be in michigan, which was a tough schedule. so i got a call from the whole group and they said, could you go back? we got here at 12:00 in the evening. i started speaking at 12:30, now election day. i will never forget it. we have 32,000 people. almost as many as we have tonight. and i said to my team, this is it. but actuallyfive, six, because we ended up last night at 2:00 in the morning in miami. so we can say that includes a visit. we have done six of these. everyone was -- just a lot of people. there was a lot of love. just a lot of love. a lot of love. [cheers and applause] have 45,000 people in florida last night. either way, we are doing very well in florida. we are doing very, very well in wisconsin. we are doing very well in texas. i hear great things about texas. you know, they are saying texas maybe even -- then you think sleepy joe biden is

samir hussein, thank you very much for that detail.ht back. the uk opposition party leader, sir keir starmer, says former leader jeremy corbyn will not be allowed to sit as a labour mp. he was reinstated as a member of the party yesterday after being suspended after saying that the scale of anti—semitism in the party had been "overstated". here's our political correspondent helen catt. as you can imagine, a pretty furious reaction from some of those mps and allies ofjeremy corbyn who, as you explained there, yesterday a disciplinary panel decided he could be readmitted to the labour party as a member, but that doesn't automatically mean he can represent labour in parliament. that decision rests with us or keir starmer who this morning said that he would not be restoring the whip, as the official phrase is known. he said that that was because jeremy corbyn's actions, in response to a report on anti—jewish hate, had set back our work and restoring trust and confidence in the labour party's ability to tackle anti—semitism. he said he woul

. >> this is little hussein. >> the ways in which sarah palin openly invited racism and hatred, if they new on television. what she unleashed is something very hard to put back in the bottle. >>> on the broadcast tonight, meltdown, the american financial system is rocked to its foundation as top wall street institutions topple under a mountain of debt. >> as we were going down the final stretch of this campaign, the economic meltdown was happening in real-time. >> lehman brothers declares bankruptcy. >> by far the largest bankruptcy ever in this country. >> three of the five biggest investment banks are gone. the country's biggest mortgage lender is gone. >> american taxpayers woke up this morning to learn their money makes up most of a bailout package to save a huge insurance conglomerate called aig. >> people were in the grip of a brutal economy. >> you are seeing, like, massive acceleration and job losses, firms were cutting into investment across the country. there was a general condition of terror. you were at the edge of panic. >> a tough situation for america, but we'll recover f

hussein of the deputy minister of the azerbaijan state committee for refugees and displaced persons. thank you for joining us on the program. it's great to see you. i'd like to ask you one does the potential end of this long standing conflict mean for those who fled to new corner karabakh 30 years ago. good afternoon from isaiah by john and thank you for having me. restoring justice for internal displaced persons is a solid foundation for any long term peace and stability is a region and from zack perspective. but then still and always is a long standing conflict means a restoration of basic fundamental rights of internally displaced. persons being human face of this tragedy which erupted as a whole, in our occupation and policing, all the super suit, me and leadership as a result, more than 700 sours and people from the government care about and 7 a jason, this had been forced to flee, is a home is early at night in night this and it's huge in parts as a by john living in dire conditions in tent camps. rail bag and dagger loads different types of unfinished buildings, tools, hospita

saying he's now been held in an egyptian prison for more than $1400.00 days without charge or trial hussein was arrested while on vacation with his family in cairo in 2016. his detention is in violation of both egyptian and international law. a coronavirus job losses reduced wages for millions of people around the world. but in zimbabwe, it's also led to a rise in savings clubs explains from every morning everyone in this group contributes to the kitty $1.00 or the equivalent in the local currency. the money is given to $1.00 person to buy whatever he or she needs. these macand or savings clubs, work as community loans was no interest. the next day is a barber turn to spend the cash for own personal use. she's bought bread to sell is a corner store in the local market. the mother of 3 has been selling on the street for 25 years and says, i'm already struggling. economy isn't improving. look at today, that war. dad did me a lot. have children to send to school and my husband. i can pay rent with the money i get from the savings club. that extra money keeps me going. and it's how millions acr

i mean, you know, this will be a, we're dollar amount of saddam hussein's. you know, the americans insisting that they had to inspect his bedroom and his bathroom, which he blinken has previous on this because the he was part of the destruction of africa's richest government country and libya. i mean even ok if you're not lucky enough to be here rein in as it were. and what happens if you are against israeli violations of u.n. security council resolutions? i mean has, will, or m.p.'s democratically elected as well are and b.'s in beirut. and i used to live in beirut, then there sanctioned by the european union. any change for red has winner or? i mean, even for normal activists who support palestine a bit about the blinken says the media. yes. the boycott divestment sanctions campaign is his anti semitic. yes. i think they're going to, they're going to put that into legislation. no, i don't think so. i think biden is a zionist, has always been a zionist brink, and it is his parents who choose jewish. his step father was caused by i don't think we're going to

mahmud hussein has now been held in an egypt in prison for more than $1400.00 days without charges or trial is saying was arrested while on vacation with his family in cairo, 2016. his detention is in violation of both egyptian and international law. in thailand, thousands of anti-government protesters have rallied at bangkok's democracy. monument activists climb destruction draped in a sheet covered in messages. they believe that the prime minister prayuth chan tortures rule is illegitimate and that he should resign. also demanding more accountability from the king. going our way, i want to tell the government to not underestimate the people don't underestimate how power you exist because of the people without the people. but the government and the monarchy will have no power. don't just look at us as just the dust on the people's feet. we are human, we have power. we have our own thoughts. sovereignty belongs to everyone, not just one person. well, when bangkok, the king and queen were welcomed by thousands of supporters during a ceremony to mark the extension of the city's well net

you know, it is a normal night when saddam hussein's iraq was under the control of america. here is force spokesperson used to say, we are in control of the whole complexity. so this is a sandman, a propaganda. we are in control of the horror of the day and your last holdout was negative. now we have control of each and every area of meddling. i want to status at the wonder from within a state by the way, we are not the one who cuts that really completely digital indicator. it is a detail if that's got the telecom connectivity with a view to keep that in people, even going to go to from the rest of the world. so there's still going to be 20 to be fading from the force. if a livable ganda, now we're working with the export of this story going, is that a little connectivity and in some places it has already been restored. now it is of course, a difficult for independent observers to verify these reports of access to, to cry has been tightly controlled since the start of the conflict. when will media at the allowed to access to the 5 region. again, it is not asked looking, the