jan: i think the u.s.launch a big infrastructure program, and we will see that whoever might win the race. annmarie: i want to ask you, is there any update you can give us about that claim against lafargeholcim that has been admitted by the u.s. federal court in regards to your previous joint venture in cuba? jan: no, we have no update. it is a cross proceeding. we don't comment at this point in time. annmarie: what if the claim does go through? would you have to take a provision? jan: i think it is a minor claim. i am not so worried about it. annmarie: quickly, anything you are thinking about in m&a right now? jan: we are in an excellent position. if you look at our balance sheet, we have the strongest in the industry, and that makes us comfortable for any opportunity which will probably come up. annmarie: all right, thanks for joining us. -- jan jenisch, ceo of lafargeholcim. this friday morning, although we stabilization on wall street and in london and frankfurt, we are seeing selling this friday morni

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of nagorno-karabakh as a way officials say the city of ganja was struck by missiles overnight both jan and our media are accusing each other of violating the cease fire which came into effect on saturday the deal allows them to exchange prisoners and recover bodies in heavy fighting in the region for the past 2 weeks so of course all is in gander as a debate jan where there's an ongoing search for survivors. this morning between 3 am and 4 am ganja city was targeted again by they say noise and rockets and one of them was a torch go you which hit this residential area right behind me you see the everest of the. rockets and the building that was hit is totally destroyed according to officials there are 7 kills and 39 injured in this building and me and my cameraman were able to witness at least 2 bodies being found and taken out in bags in body bags and relatives all those people who have been killed they were crying because they were waiting outside this area hoping that their beloved ones may become come out alive from under this destruction this is not the 1st time that's going to cit

wrap >> jan and i go way back. jan used to be at the national weather service and san francisco state. he taught me in my 302 class, california weather. but what jan said, this is not a real bust offshore wind event. but what we know now, any wind event in these fire danger months is going to get attention. it's the new norm. and i mentioned this last night. so much in the past, days like today were celebrated. oh, my gosh it's beautiful at the beach. indian summer. fall weather in the bay area. ever since the oakland hills fire, and more recently coffee park and other fires, it's not that way. we're on pins and needles. the gusty winds the come in tomorrow night and thursday morning. it's a northerly flow. they funnel through those canyons. you can see the red flag warning in the hills of the santa cruz mountains. east bay and north bay. but the north bay is right down to the valley. petaluma and san rafael. you're gonna notice a little bit of wind down to sea level. humidities are low, winds are up. it is not a l

jan crawford, cbs news, washington. >> yuccas: great advice. girl power. love it. still ahead on the cbs weekend news, a fight for a vit kal voting bloc, african-american men. >> yuccas: as the presidential campaign enters its final stretch both parties are making a strong push for an often overlooked voting bloc, african-american men. our new cbs news bet poll shows black americans overwhelmingly support joe biden. 90% compared to 8% for president trump. cbs's nikole killion spoke to three generations of men to see where they stand. >> i'm 46, take it easy. >> each week demetrius short leads runners through nashville but it is the race for president that has him going the extra mile. >> have you all voted yet? >> yes. i voted, normally with me being in the military, i'm apolitical, pretty much an independent. >> which is why retired marine harold rucker didn't support president trump or hillary clinton four years ago. >> i pretty much voted for the libertarian. i couldn't see either one of those two. >> imagine if all those folks actually turned out to vote. >> th

and inflicting heavy losses on armenia with more than a 1000 soldiers killed this video released by jan is said to show armenian military equipment captured during the fighting i mean as prime minister he called passionately and warned of a counterattack. the people of our talk the armenian people all armenians who fight to the last for every tree every stone every centimeter and every millimeter. an accurate counterattack delivered at the right moment will have the effect of a devastating collapse for the enemy but at the moment i mean yeah appears unable to stop the advance of the as a very military industry surrounding the. president ilham aliyev warned that his response will come on the battlefield now both foreign ministers of president john and i mean you scheduled to meet separately with the men's group on thursday in geneva there might be yet another attempt to impose a ceasefire that never was but it will even more difficult the barda pak marking as seriousness collation that at the. back. let's go live to armenians capitally out of an al-jazeera a challenge what's the latest.

jan with what the leadership on that side is saying. pointing the finger at i mean you're there saying that i mean your despite agreeing to this human fire has tried to recapture. bernard was mentioning now mainly these 2 regions of to praise and that are sort of south east of the enclave of the border of karabakh now those are 2 regions where there by john has made a significant territorial gains and from what we understand from the ministry of defense here. in force it would have to try to reach table really enjoy at least part of those regions but as we understand it there have been no casualties children in the atmosphere today is much less to heighten that it was yesterday at this time it had been a very. intense day really for azerbaijan this is our report. it was a city asleep when the explosions ripped through the quiet of the night. people here were already on edge their hometown has come under fire several times since the conflict was reaganite did 3 weeks ago. this attack was the most devastating so far so there's a lot of mo

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turkey's foreign minister is criticizing international efforts to end the conflict between as the very jan in armenia. says diplomacy has failed to resolve the decades old conflict over nagorno-karabakh but nato says ankara should pressure its ally as a jan to deescalate burnet smith reports from goddess in armenia. amidst the burning wreckage of a bombardment of stepan aka the largest city in the goanna karabakh evidence says on the city international cluster bombs explode in the air scattering hundreds of smaller bombs indiscriminately more than 100 countries have banned them but not as a by john or armenia. civilians in the go in a car back in azerbaijan have been caught in the middle of 10 days of fighting between the 2 sides here in armenia displaced people from karabakh a picking up donated food. god help it we just heard the air raid siren took the children in left now we're here with 2 families 10 people 8 children living in a relative's house we hope for peace everything will be good the one that is not a woman our sons are fighting back of their my husband stayed home to defend o

as a very jan and armenia argues in each other of targeting civilians in their conflict no god no. the remote mountainous area is officially part of azerbaijan but it's ethnically armenian and has been occupied by armenian forces 1994 the ongoing fighting threatens to drag in turkey which is backing as a very john as well as russia which has a defense treaty with armenia. at least 10 people died during a sustained bombardment in the capitals in the region's capital rather than occurred our reporter bernard smith was filming there when rockets and mortars started falling. 123456789. this is been the most sustained bombing of the panic since 1994 and the end of the war between ethnic armenians in the nagorno-karabakh and azerbaijan from early sunday morning air raid sirens wailed across the city. as a rockets and mortars rained down. the target where we were filming seems to have been a nearby electricity distribution station now that was a. very close. rocket targeting somewhere near. here. and i think. karma. ok let's go guys come come come. my. life has moved underground insta pan

the southern part of the line of contacts in the region however civilian areas have not been hit by jan says it's destroyed several military vehicles for breaching the humanitarian ceasefire syrian consolo is in danger azerbaijan her group of diplomats are assessing the damage. over the night it was quiet compared to the previous nights there were shellings especially in terms of them and go around boy even in the morning we were able to hear the shellings and go around all about since yesterday is that lee ballistic attack that it can jet city the 2nd largest city of us our age and there hasn't been any firings against ganja and today i must say it is a diplomatic day for us are a bit john but we are expecting the foreign diplomat technicians are presented is ambassadors military attaché is right in the area where i am to take a look into the structure that area as a rage on officials have invited them to show ganja and miniature that was also hit by a ballistic missiles yesterday and also in 538 hours or endure signed an appeal and submitted to international bodies including the unite

city ganja the armenians say they've only attacked military targets destroying an air base as a debate jan says armenia's armed forces launched a late night missile attack against the city of it. was there earlier she says the warring sides are no closer to entering negotiations. amid accusations of all those are bridge on and are many against each other for attacking their civilian settlements in a corner car about conflict seems to be transforming into a direct war between our mania and as our page on that within this week top azerbaijan officials including the president have threatened that if our many attacks are beyond from our many in territory those firing positions would be the straw and today our mania official said that they hit. again jay aboard again jet is the 2nd part the city of us are big john with 350000 population after that we heard off the show saying that there is a vengeful area in the city center was hit by rockets fired from armenia so now everybody is worried it will as our big john retaliate against this attack from our mania because as soon as i heard the inciden

the ruby jan is fighting it within its borders and is trying to get rid of the. those who occupied territories and everyone has to support and in this regard as i said. over the international organizations and all the country is worldwide. trying to be balanced or trying to make statements in support of a mania like you but. france for example which is a member in the mix apartheid supporting i mean yeah and the situations have to be objective and there must be a real steps to be taken to sort out such a crisis. 30 years ago the kind of area and the other areas as will be. out in trouble and we need concrete proposals to sort with the problems. when it comes to the. trade is. a little bit john we as friends we have to support these countries and we have to support the territorial integrity of these countries. when we talk about the clashes between us with john and armenia why you we did in armenia to withdrawal from as we began we should say that clearly the nato is dealing in a balanced way with this matter but the nato has to watch everyone to stop fighting bec

an independent country and since we have been in 10 weeks until the end of the transition period on jan to the us i have to make a judgment about the likely outcome and to get us all written and given that they have refused to negotiate seriously for much of the last few months and given that this summit appears explicitly to rule out a canada style deal i concluded that we should get ready for january the 1st with the rangelands the more like australia is based on simple principles of global free trade paul brown has more from london. now there's a pregnant ship of the highest order language being used by the u.k. prime minister is about as strong as he could possibly get to have to say he was asked whether he would walk away from the talks in a q. and a which just followed the statement that he gave and he didn't explicitly say that he was ordering the u.k.'s negotiators to step back from the negotiating table and scrap the whole thing that said the language that he was using there pretty stark and it was brought to a head by the fact that the e.u. summit in brussels the e.u. had note

founded 45 years ago contains fragments of the deadly virus 6 extracted from synthetic peptide 90 jans and as with any vaccine the idea is to treat the body make it and believe it has been infected although it hasn't been actually infected why to provoke the response from the body's immune system and. the purpose is to prepare the body for the time when the real virus comes and we hear or heard before that. this vaccine may need booster doses every 3 years but anyway i mean this wall what we see happening the 2nd vaccine and the 1st vaccine known as sputnik. it surely brings russia closer to. the biggest goal to the biggest purpose so called herd immunity and this is what russia's president vladimir putin had to say about priorities but . first we need to make these vaccines available on the russian markets they must be supplied to russian pharmacies on as large a scale as possible so we continue to cooperate with our foreign partners and we will promote a vaccine approved as well as speaking about those foreign partners and international cooperation we hear that 53 countries are alrea

russian brokered ceasefire in the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh has failed to hold as are by jan says shelling by armenian forces has killed several people and wounding dozens more both sides continue to blame each other for breaking the truce and escalating 2 weeks of fierce clashes. for an evening walk on the streets of ganja azerbaijan 2nd largest city taking comfort in a strained ceasefire. a safe spot that hasn't held following shelling in a residential area of ganja described a night of terror. were sleeping it was around 2 in the morning we heard an explosion and after that our house blew up it was washing. that out and debbie didn't but you are wrong fell on my face. i opened my eyes and another rocket hit. i said to myself what is this all i can see was clouds of dust. as if by john also ignored the cease fire releasing this footage of as strikes on alleged i mean in military positions. on the ground the brutality of war strikes time meaning mourners trying to come to terms with the loss of a family member. a prisoner exchange meant to take place sunday was also part of

do it after the break and right jan with a looping head it's a double leave. before the germany international found the space and converted and no other writing or assist. open to a closing down freiburg in their build up play and soon after giovanni raina made a hat trick of assists poland with his price in the 66 minutes. 5 the region ran into the channels a latch on to the youngsters pass 17 ryan is not just the man for the future but also the presence of him. astonishingly it was freiburg who had covered more distance in the match but no one time and again won the boat and put them on the butt like here with paul in storming forward to find félix past life. was before i 1st put this league goal for the local lad very good for neil has a lot for the home crowd. good at home but they're also to do it the way know and yeah you see again with the fans at the back it's amazing and. it's it's a good feeling playing a. key reason for don't and recovery giovanni right now let's take a closer look at what. you are. on match day 3 giovanni rayner made bundesliga his

up today there's new information about china's expansion of its mass detention facilities from shing jan now to tibet satellite images show an expansion of a system designed to control the country's minorities. and in hong kong school teachers no longer feel safe in their own classrooms one wrong word can mean the loss of their jobs we'll take a closer look. i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia thank you for joining us we've reported on the hundreds of detention facility. across the shing jam weekend in china where the government has rounded up some 1000000 weekers a muslim and ethnic minority international condemnation has not discouraged beijing it appears that the system put in place in shing jang is being installed in tibet once again china says these are voluntary vocational training centers but if what's happened in sion jan is any indication it's more about forcing chinese culture on unwilling to. go over to give. you a sense trying to seize control of the land they live on tibetans have complained that their religious freedom and traditional way of life are being actively curtai

it has been 3 months since jan 1st game went online the 5th great invention is a simulation of ancient chinese woodwork techniques can start up game has been working on it for 2 years that i still want you to look at the rhythm of life our lifestyle has changed a lot we have a lot of access to move things people's attention has been driven to modern multicultural crazies but china has a lot of traditions that should be preserved. well i had $600000000.00 users china has the biggest gaming market in the world and during the corona epidemic this market has surged sales of games were up 20 percent year on year during the 1st half of 2020 the 5th great invention went online in june. we have not profited directly from the extra time spent online ordering the lot but we also know that this is not just about a lot on time when everybody is sitting at home are not people who had never played online games before i started playing. genocide war used to work in an architecture firm where he learned about ancient chinese would work taking his game is also in line with another trend in china's gami

to various true jan a few years that so no geo engineering will change weather and precipitation patterns. damage the ozone layer and produce more ascii drawing some studies show some interest for dru geo engineering is watch the climate change itself and even researching the matter sees dangerous governments are watching this closely well companies are watching this closely the military is watching this closely. so there's a political experiment the topping that says you know what what if we could go this route and you're opening up a pathway and the further you go down that pathway and the more you make it seem real so so an experiment is is is an is is research but it's also political theater you have that you will never stop people from thinking and from searching for ideas and solutions so the idea of the engineering is already in the world so you can't stuff that. you can't stop the idea of do insuring from existing but but what you can stop is that it being considered a good idea many people including me have talked about how an equal solar geoengineering is how it would help one p

the sixteenth stage was won by slovenia's jan tratnik after a hard fought battle with australia's benmiles. portugal's joao almeida managed to increase his overall lead to 17 seconds with five stages remaining. and that's all the sport for now. don't forget everything else you can head to the bbc sport website. hello there. we've had a couple of days of wet weather across parts of scotland and northern ireland, we got a new area of low pressure moving up from the south and that's going to impact parts of england and wales on wednesday with some pretty heavy rain in places, and also some fairly windy weather for some of us. the area of low pressure has brought another wet day for parts of northern ireland, southern and western scotland. that's going to push northwards and become confined to the north of scotland, also going to be very windy as we head through tonight. further south a lot of cloud, further showers ahead of this area of rain which will slowly spread up from the south during the early hours and turned very wet by the end of the night here. very mild too as you can see for

ktvu's jan katsuyama shows us what they said about the pandemic and crime and health care. >> reporter: president donald trump with no mask and former vice president joe biden removing his gave americans two different visions for the nation's future. on a debate stage in nashville they covered six topics. top of the list was the coronavirus pandemic. president trump complainted that triumph vowing to keep the country open. >> we have a vaccine that is coming and ready. it is going to be announced within weeks. it will go away and as i say we are rounding the turn. we are rounding the corner. >> vice president biden accused the president of failure with more than 200,000 deaths and no plan. >> expectation is that we will have another 200,000 americans dead. between now and the end of the year. >> i will shut down the virus, not the country. it's his inaptitude that caused the country to have to shut down in large part. >> on health care president trump accused biden of wanting socialized medicine. biden said he would protect private insurance and keep obamacare that protects people with

by jan and armenia are accusing each other of targeting civilians in their conflict over. the region's capital came on the sustained bombardment killing at least 10 people. for the 9th week tens of thousands of people have marched through the center of the battle russian capital demanding the resignation of president alexander lukashenko demonstrators also called for political prisoners to be freed police used water cannon to disperse them. muslims have returned to the site of mecca to perform part of their pilgrimage and so after saudi arabia partially lifted coronavirus restrictions a maximum of $6000.00 people per day are permitted to enter the grand mosque during the 1st phase of reopening its struggle over the nile now stay with us. khartoum capital of sudan. the meeting point of the white nile from the great lakes region and the blue nile from the ethiopian highlands. to. peter. hamby is a resident of tutti island where the 2 niles converge. he explains to his son the difference in the color of the waters. the white nile on the left and the blue nile on the right and

joining us now is our legal correspondent jan crawford live in washington, dc. good morning. it's good to see you. let's get into this, short on votes, democrats used their time yesterday to plead with republicans not to confirm barrett. >> they really have nothing they can do. >> this moment of bipartisan ship between dianne feinstein and lindsey graham, feinstein is facing backlash for a hug shared with the republican. what does that say about the state of our politics in this country right now? >> well as you said, groups on the left are really going after her for that saying it was outrageous. out of all the stuff we have seen from the hearing, democrats going after republicans for trying to ram through through a sham of a hearing as some were pointing out day after day, that's how it is with the hug and thanks to the republican chairman. people on the left are outraged. they've been upset with feinstein before over judges. she sometimes does show more civility on the committee. i have covered it for a long time. i think of them as hat fields and mccoys. here comes dianne

as jan mentioned in that last piece there. it's going to be breeze nethe hills above 1,000 feet and in the north bay. it's not long-lived and the wind gusts are right in the middle of the warning criteria. not on the high end. the forecast for tomorrow, another warm day. and then the winds pick up tomorrow night. into thursday morning. that's the main event. look at the contour. that's where the wind is. that's about mid-my. there's thursday morning. let's come in a little closer now on the area of most concern. there's wednesday morning. look what happens by tomorrow evening. it starts to pick up. and you see the reds and yellows coming out of the valley there they go, about midnight, thursday morning. late wednesday night into thursday morning. and there it is. and watch how quickly those winds dissipate. so it's an event but it's not a long-lived event. and it's not a high-end, high wind speed event. there will be gusts in the higher elevations. certainly in the peaks, 50 mile an hour at the top. winds mostly north northwes

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as of jan says 9 people have been killed and dozens injured after one of the cities outside the immediate conflict zone claim under attack. claims its territory supreme targeted and. then i'm going to get the 2nd day of what could be the most awaited drug in the world.

jan, we appreciate it. have a good weekend.g the time. >> thank you very much >> jan hatzius of goldman sachs. >> you may recall that big move up during the course of august in many of the faang names it was in early september "the wall street journal" reported soft bank went spent as much as $4 billion on calls that may have had the effect of sending some of the stocks up to highs they have not revisited yet. i mention this because derivative sources thing indicated to me that yesterday so-called soft bank whale was back in the market no sign today. but yesterday $200 million spent on call premium. those are the four names right there that they spent. 1900 calls on netflix in march for 510 or 1200 amazon 1,000 amazon this was largely yesterday morning. no sign of the soft bank whale back in the market today wanted to mention it yesterday things were strong, but certainly during that period in august we saw so many of these stocks including amazon peaking in a lot of the call e buying yesterday seemed focussed on amazon. 20 0 m

armenia says there's been new shelling along the southern part of the line of contact with us or by jan says several military vehicles were destroyed for breaching the humanitarian ceasefire. these are pictures from moscow they show russian foreign minister sergei lavrov holding talks with his armenian counterpart sort of one that's russia brokered the cease fire between armenia and azerbaijan lot of rob has been urging both sides to keep to the deal human rights activists have accused tanzania's government of persecuting political opponents in the run up to this month's general election amnesty says the law is being weaponized to crackdown on opposition figures and journalists twitter has flagged the tweet by the u.s. president as misleading after he claimed he was immune to coronavirus trumps also declared he's free of covert 19 a week after testing positive for the role of the top u.s. infectious diseases expert is accusing the trams reelection campaign of twisting is words on the coronavirus pandemic. anthony felt she says the campaign adverted has been edited to make him seem to in

jan, you have been in the advisor role a lot. you have had a bridge to the election.he going to have plexiglass. how do you think the campaign to get thee her enthusiasm, the folks who see themselves in her who haven't seen themselves and other candidates? >> first opportunity is tonight because it was hard on the democratic ticket to breakthrough with news because trump takes up so much oxygen. this is the most important moment she has to be able to say this is what we would do in a joe biden administration. , to be an presence role model to show what's possible and celebrate that moment of history in america. donee and joe biden have in recent days, to be on the road as much as you can and to have her be publicly seen as much as you can. they will still not breakthrough as much as trump does. across the street from the white house. he is in the monopolist -- he is in the white house monopolizing the coverage. it makes a really big difference . to use her and a way that is exciting people and being on the ground in states even with a small number of people, you are g

connell: governor jan brewer. >> we will have sweet victory.nell: with us today, the president continues in prescott, arizona. hopes he will have another victory in the state. thank you. we'll economic in on the biden campaign. first a "fox business alert." earnings are in. this was the big one "after the bell." ibm third quarter results. jackie deangelis in newsroom with those numbers. what do we see, jackie. reporter: the stock trading lower, connell. let me give you numbers. $2.58 per share. spot on estimates. revenue came in slightly overestimates. compare that with last year, ibm definitely struggled a little bit because of the coronavirus. nothing like we've seen with other industries. two things i want to point out, global tech services that the is largest segment for the company. 6 1/2 billion dollars. everyone looks at the cloud numbers. that is where they compete with microsoft and amazon for example. six billion in cloud revenues. that is up 19% which is pretty stunning. final point what people will be looking through as they dig thr

ill ham al leaf also said as ser bay jan ally turkey had nothing to do with the alleged downing ofofn armenian warplane on tuesday. >> translator: f-16 airplanes from the turkish air force have never participated in combat. today, new technologies make it difficult to hide something, thanks to objective means of surveillance and satellite surveillance. that's why it's very easy to figure out that this is another provocation. >> decadades' long tenensions reigniteted last s sunday over disputed region, an ethnicic armenia enclave in azerbaijan. turkey supports muslim majority asas ser bay jajan. ankara has urged armenia to withdraw from the region, suggesting possible military intervention. moscow is widely seen as an ally of armenia. >>> in japan one in every seven children lives in poverty. children's cafeterias offer free or inexpensive meals, but not all of them are accessible. they're few and far between. now a volunteer group has hit the road to get this critical service to where it's most needed. >> reporter: at first glance this looks like an ordinary bus, but when it stops it

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our president i would show us all to strive to liberate our lands well largely for this perspective jan's i was the largest provider to banish and ills but i'm still used all my life fantasizing grandsons 7 army my only desire is to go to the villages of my car my job. shouldn't. elin has become the latest major european city to see a return of some lockdown measures after it recorded one of its biggest daily covert spikes since the pandemic began peter oliver is in the german capital. strict coronavirus measures are coming back to berlin from this saturday until at least the end of the month old bars restaurants local shops or any other business that would be open late at night will have to shut their doors at 11 pm until 6 in the morning. covert cases are rising in germany at the fastest pace since mid april as europe struggles with a new wave of infection the health minister says the new rules a needed because people and not taking the virus seriously it isn't a programme with a lack of rules it is more a question of where certain rules are enforced and i think there is room for improv

used they had been seen landing in armenian territory you haven't seen evidence of them landing in jan i should clarify that has been extensive fighting overnight extensive bombardment of panic at the main city in the go no care about and other towns and cities that continued this morning a big kharma now and in azerbaijan as well there's been targeting of towns and cities on the side on the side of the line of control so still a lot of fighting going on and still fighting right along that line of control 180 kilometers top to bottom north to south on either side of the border of nagorno-karabakh. and we should also say as well today the vladimir putin has essentially clarified all reminded people about russia's role here we know that he is backing. turkish drones are being used in attacks on territory in nagorno-karabakh and turkish president. has said that he supports azerbaijan which is a linguistic and ethnic and cultural kin of putin has said that he will fulfill its. obligations within the correct collective security treaty so wards armenia that is to say it will protect armenia

let's bring in chief correspondent jan crawford. this would cement a conservative majority on the supreme court. six conservatives, three appointed by democrats, what do you expect in the questioning today? >> you're going to see democrats frame their questions along the line of political arguments. democrats are going to focus on the affordable care act again, on abortion, all again arguing that she would turn the court to the right. for the nominee herself, judge barrett, she will follow what's called the ginsberg rule as stated by justice ginsberg during her 1993 hearings, and really say i can't answer how i would rule on a particular case. what case i might ciriticize frm the past in the supreme court because that could lead to bias when i do consider those cases but we do know about her judicial philosophy, and that's what they're going to be talking about, she sees the law much like her old boss, the conservative justice antonin scalia. >> the way justice scalia ruled on abortion, and other controversial topics, you clerked fo

surround and i go no care about now on the other hand if you look at the situation for us there but jan it has the upper hand militarily it's good news it's offensive in these new suit of south eastern front it's announced actually today that it has completely retaken now the region physically and has also taken a key bridge that is to this out that are going to care about towards iran so as it is making gains and at this point to position is well we have the military upper hand dymo meant a cease fire yes but a cease fire that would bring something in return and what you're hearing is that azerbaijan is looking for at least a timetable of total withdrawal of the armenian troops from not only this 7 regions okupe i mean yes it's 1900 to $7.00 regions that surround now going to care about but also full nagorno karabakh itself that it has to be said that that ceasefire was supervised to concern was supposed to bring about a period of calm long enough only to swap bodies and wounded prisoners we've heard indications that maybe there is a move. towards finding a way of swapping bodies but w

both worked for a theater tarik, as well, called boom chicago you are now married to a dutchman named janso true. >> yeah, he loves cheese >> seth: he does [ laughter ] how did you and jan do through quarantine >> we have been doing great but we are like super raggedy. >> seth: how so? >> like, i look like this because several people stopped me and shook dirt off me and like primped me up but naturally i'm a raggedy dude like, my husband and i both have, like, 14-year-old boy vibes. so like it's us just, like, drinking and, like, ordering a lot of food. and there is no adult there to, like, clean it up or tell us to go outside or shower it's pretty bad. >> seth: it's pretty bad >> yeah. >> seth: now, obviously it is very -- one of the things that i think people are very excited about our show it's very rare for a black woman not just to write for a late night show, but now to have her own late night show but the think the real trail blazing is, i think it's probably safe to say you are the first black woman to have a talk show who also speaks dutch [ laughter ] do you want to say anything

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reporter: the jan international cooperation agency has been sending specialists to kenya to researchound resources and trained local engineers and given loans worth $800 million over the past decade. thanks in part to these efforts, geothermal plants now provide nearly half of the electricity in kenya. they want to increase output to 5,000 mega watts per hour in the next decade. the authorities are also building a network to send electricity to tanzania, ethiopia and other neighboring countries starting next year. >> kenya improves the livelihoods of kenyans. that's the main reason. >> reporter: geothermal energy products are finding success in africa, helped along by cutting edge technology from japan. >> rebuilding our economies in a more environmentally friendly way will be vital to the future of manfind. earlier, i spoke to an exxpert aabout the lessosons w can lea from the pandemic. >> with the covid-19 pandemic, economic activitieies have b be suppressed, particicularly in mararch, aprpril, and may this . because of that, water and air qualities we are improved and the co-2 fro

>>suffering men and women weeping into the phone as the pandemic surges on democrats jan schakowsky robin kelly and debbie dingell are demanding republicans come up with a stronger plan to really millions of americans and businesses hanging on by a thread. my colleagues on the other side are picking and choosing who they want to help house democrats will not start friday. >>so we deliver for all americans after briefly walking away from negotiations. the white house is now offering a one 0.8 trillion dollar deal the plan includes direct stimulus checks for families $400 unemployment benefits more money for small businesses and 300 billion dollars for local and state governments but does nancy pelosi said the double am the angels are in the detail. house democrats say the plans to lax funding for child care and prioritizes employers over the health of workers if someone gets sick, they would be free from any liability. >>that is definitely not the american way republicans like senator chuck grassley say democrats are being unreasonable the democrats cry foul over anything that may help ame

and the docks excrement i fell into line since our fields docks by jan snails quickly a snail shell can stay intact for 10 years to decompose it is in the dark stomach and a half an hour i met their digestive system is a magazine thanks i . they are also they just need to control this i. mean maybe i'm the docs go into the fields they step on the way and fatten them up by 0 but the rice is strong enough to survive i can grow out of that. gave me leave. out of thomas think i'm crazy for letting the docs trample over the rights like that yeah but you'll see later that he knows better here because it's fact that. the ducks have completed their mission in some next field. the rice well bears grain. i. it is a time farming tradition to conduct a rice blessing ceremony. that are coming up blessing ceremonies were passed down to us from our ancestors. the ceremony is to appease the quare the soul of the plants. toskala time pom cow. when the 1st grains appear at the ceremony takes place on the 8th tens or 11th day of the growing moon up one to ask the goddess of rice made for her blessing. now

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answer and yes turkey has now come out firmly on the side of azerbaijan says it will support as a by jan and has criticized your approach to azerbaijan but do you have evidence really that turkey is supplying going this far supplying mercenaries. the evidence of it is appearing in the international media day after day one after another in reputable sources such as the guardian reuters the relatives of these mercenaries are telling the stories their family members are telling the story and specific individuals off testified they have spoken to journalists in sirte that turkey is recruiting those people transporting them to azerbaijan to take part in the war against armenia and they're going to. let me. repeat something to you written by richard cows a former u.s. ambassador to azerbaijan he said this when this conflict started he said the poor people of armenia and azerbaijan a paying for the price of uninspired leadership in baquba and yerevan that refused to seize opportunity after opportunity to peacefully deal with the conflict regarding nagorno-karabakh is he right what could you hav

but it would have the other war still ongoing right jan i do want to bring you back to this specific attack in way skates because they came in government has always maintained that security forces killed to be attackers or the gunmen who stormed the mall but there's also always been doubts about that. and i think that all springs from the fact that the one nor all of these found that could be laid might be any evidence to that terrorists who made that stand in the mall well or a number of reports that came out from the f.b.i. in 2014 added that it was the it did the attackers did make their last stand in the mall and there was no evidence that the a state especially from the outside would have celebrated that victory so in terms of a force of conspiracy theories that still out there and much earlier reporting and might include in the reporting that we had been a part suggested that they might have escaped but that night also is open to yank a pretty nasty john you were talking about the fact that al shabaab remains a threat in kenya why is the government struggling to rein in these e

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its aspects like these that are causing comparisons to jan province where beijing is accused of indoctrinating ethnic weak is and so-called reeducation camps. there's no evidence that tibetans are facing the same level of persecution as the week as the international community is taking note on october 14th washington appointed a new coordinator for tibetan issues and had a message for beijing. one of the core challenges that we were identified from the chinese communist party there a consistent violation of the most basic and fundamental human rights for their own people whether it's in john what's taking place there whether it's tibet talked about that a little bit earlier this morning we'll work hard to do everything we can to build out a coalition all across the world comes to understand how important it is alongside of us and works to impose costs on the chinese communist party when they act in ways that are inconsistent with those basic fundamental human freedoms. beijing sansa the us should mind its own business. truly so with the establishment of the so-called special coordinator photo

on the case and he joins us now from in front of the police lines around the courthouse in santa col jan why has this killing spark such heated and divided emotion in south africa. but on the side of the farmers many told me that it was a tip of the iceberg because in the past months they have seen an increase in crime capital theft attacks on the farms not murders though but then this murder case off as young man came in and that's triggered a very emotional response that we've seen last week that also turns violence on the side of a s f economic freedom fighters they try to tear political point down here they are basically officially said they come here because of law and order they want to reinstate it but. the other version is also that they of course try to represent the marginalized majority here trying to get their votes and trying to advocate for land reform that they've been done for a long time basically advocating for taking away land from white farmers and redistributing it's to black farmers month i mean one point that i really have to say is quite sad is to see 26 years aft

jan facebook that sets out some ideas on how to get at the disinformation problem with more information actually investing robustly in quality, independence, nonprofit journalism. >> barron? >> the trump administration might agree with most of what jessica just said. they would love to be in chart and estate planning and journalism is inherently dangerous. what killed the newspaper is not waste facebook or twitter it's the ability previously they've done on newspapers, always about advertising but is not just the display ads were talking about today. you cannot put the genie back in the bottle. we needed to get that out of the way mostly unsympathetic has suffered terribly. what we need to be doing first and foremost is maintaining section 230. online newspapers would not be able to engage with users. in their present their content not there content posted by users. i think it is just -- this idea breaking up big tech sites are better able i know it's not done perfectly about how it could improve. but as a practical matter, i think it is probably the case it's more than likely does it w