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in 2019, brazil was the victim of a criminal seepage of veens way lan oil so without proper control which resulted in serious damage to the environment and major losses to the fishing and tourism ndustries. brazil deems it important to have gree freeh dom of navigation as established under the united nations convention on the sea. accordingly, environmental protection rules must be respected and criminal acts must be investigated in a timely fashion. so as to ensure the criminal offenses such as those perpetrated against brazil will not affect other countries. brazil stands out not only on the environmental preservation front but also on the humanitarian and human rights agenda in an area where brazil has become an international benchmark reference given given our supporting of those who come to brazil through the border states. operation welcome, led by the brazilian ministry of defense, his welcomed almost 400,000 venezuelans who have been displaced as a result of the serious political and economic crisis bred by the venezuelan dictatorship. more than 4,000 brazilian members of the mili

in germany there are about 6000000 people who can't read or write properly places like the lan cafe or learning cafe in berlin aim to help. the cause. you know how it works 1st i read a sentence and then you repeat it. then you write it down from memory so listen carefully yes we put too much salt on our supper. and we put too much salt on our dinner. suffer. no question this is hard work teachers are not on good smiles encouragingly. trying there are just words oh help you don't worry. she's determined to get the most out of her students get hot is roughly twice her age we. despite 9 years of schooling get hard pon that didn't learn how to read or write. so we. but paul at what. point. then and this is not the 1st literacy course that get hot has attended he finds it very difficult to turn the words he hears into written language it takes more than a half hour for him to write the complete sentence in his exercise book. to soften her period that initiative. well done. but there's one problem the sentence is meant to be error free. will have to try again. you know i did well. happy yes

lanning was working when you demanded heat handover inspector general's report. with inclusions into the investigation of the state oig product that you wanted to get to the bottom of. that included -- who had been investigating the department for politically motivated retaliation. mr. linux certified i can certainly understand this having being involved in organizations just like this there was concern for staff when they sought out this report. he said i quote i can imagine the department using information in the report against them, and wanting to make sure there confidentiality was protected. my first question is a baseline question, do you think the politicized retaliation as occurred during this against career administration during -- or work for prior administrations? congresswoman as i's stated in my confirmation hearing, which was back in july. i said that once i was in place we would do everything in our power to make sure that there are only merit-based factors being used to evaluate -- >> so with the answer is, you do not think that this has happened?

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lan. i am. well we have. thank. you. forced regime change but why it is not and will love it was also the nub of the saga benefits from this very strange episode. a new gold rush is underway in ghana thousands of ill equipped workers are flocking to the gold fields hoping to strike it rich. as. children are torn between gold. my family was very poor i thought i was doing my best to get back to school which side will have the strongest appeal. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to us of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. moscow heads back up western claims over the alleged poisoning of all position figurehead alexy novelli russia continues to insist on cooperation with berlin to begin its investigation. our western partners have gone beyond the limits of decency and reason to now demanding that we confess given that on the 27th of august we sent a request for legal assistance from the russian general prosecutor's office and still there is no one else we

they have burned more than 20,000 acres of lan despite the best efforts of hundreds of fifighters.ghout california, all the way up the c pacificst, dozens of fires just like these are currently burning out of control. the fires have turned to day into night. the skies around the golden gate bridge into the same color as in oregon, entire towns have been destroyed and the state's governor is mourning t death toll cou f be higher thm any previous fires on record. >> we try to take as much as we could. it is devastating. we left a lot behin we ended up losing more than we thought. >> among the dead, a one-year-old. his parents became caut in a vicious inferno. is is all that remains of their car. >> i was out in tacoma and i saw little bit of black smoke. >> this man was on his way home when he saw his neighbor's house ablaze. california's governor say the s ti the fires are a tangible sign of the effects of global warming. he is calling for outside help in fighting them. jane: if that was not enough to convince you the world needso change the way it eats food, and environmental catas

are lanning to do the same this year, and only one, nevada, is considered a key battleground president trump will pay his respects to ginsburg at the court tomorrow, even as he's ignoring her fervent wish that the next president pick her successor. the front runner, judge amy coney barrett, the favorite among social conservatives leaving her indiana home today after meeting privately with president trump earlier this year. while some republicans are waiting a speedy confirmation joe biden is delivering this warning. >> if they vote for the nominee what's going to happen is women's rights as it relates to everything from medical health care is going to be gone. >> reporter: tonight biden is embracing the endorsement of lifelong republican cindy mccain, john mccain's widow. >> i've been watching what's going on i'm deeply concerned i want to feel like my president cares about me and cares about this country joe biden does. >> reporter: the president who famously denigrated mccain's service, dismissing mrs. mccain's endorsement. i hardly know cindy, never a fan of john, cindy can have sle

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in the early 2000 gamers met up at lan parties. private p.c.'s were linked together to form local area networks or lands in which teams fought in tournaments. and. considered the bernie ecclestone of the sports this man wants them to surpass conventional sports in popularity the world over. founded the electronic sports league for e.s.l. in the year 2000. his cologne based company offers services related to each sport event management sponsorship and advertising. in addition the e.s.l. is one of the top tournaments organizers in europe with 7 international offices and hundreds of employees worldwide. and on and on can ask them in that he said about the 1st event i organized on my own as an event manager was allowed to top i remember about as novato commerce with a home office and in. that year i was in london 30. or 14 times a day and it was kind of a student's dream. you're holding a computer game tournament in the coolest city in europe and there was this incredibly friendly and attractive a hotel manager we had a lot of fun with the time mana

in germany there are about 6000000 people who can't read or write properly places like the lan cafe or learning cafe in berlin and to help. the cause. you know how it works 1st i read a sentence and then you repeat it there was then you write it down from memory so i just listen carefully yes we put too much salt on our supper. we put too much salt on our dinner. no question this is hard work teachers i'm not on good smiles encouragingly. trying there are just words oh help you don't worry. she's determined to get the most out of her students get hot is roughly twice her age we despite 9 years of schooling get hard pon that didn't learn how to read or write so we. but paul at what. point. then he and this is not the 1st literacy course that get hot has attended he finds it very difficult to turn the words he hears into written language it takes more than a half hour for him to write the complete sentence in his exercise book. her period initiative. well done. but there's one problem the sentence is meant to be error free. will have to try again. you know i did well. happy yes of course

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this top is made of recycled copper lan is a strong woman in mozambique mozambique and fashion designer can see and she has created 150 pieces using sustainable methods. after the oil industry the textile industry is considered one of the world's biggest environmental pollutants. that we can see is that for ricky brand has taken a much more eco friendly approach they can see this as the prices for artists on all clothing off air in order to properly pay all the work is in the production chain the kuroda pandemic has meant internet sales have grown but clients can still visit herat and. by appointment in. africa through between africa can make an important contribution through its rich biodiversity then we have out is the best we have several species of roots and plants which provide us with natural dyes some of sound but all food can all this can offer a great solution for the future. we can practice natural dying as a way of reducing the environmental impacts of the textiles industry so processing the power of the song. the country or believes that by offering sustainable solutions afr

option for trump demanded a sale now he's getting a partial deal where oracle is the operator in general lan take and some quite are minority stakeholders as ben mentioned most p.c.'s with tremendous political influence and some of socom dolly's biggest donors so now the ball is back in time square as i guess has agreed to a deal to a u.s. company in order to get into a little bit more of the politics of this here in just a moment but i want to cover this algorithm a little bit more no tech has said that while it would sell portions of the company one thing it was never willing to sell was that algorithm it was clear why microsoft wanted that they wanted the technology they also have the ability to have the front facing tech unlike somebody like oracle who is kind of a behind the scenes enterprise company as of course you just mentioned now to talk influencers 2nd actually joined us and talked about why this algorithm is so important just recently. what they've been doing from the beginning i just a couple years ago was there out there that made it so power on that it leveled the playing fie

the continent the head of the european commission has admitted its asylum policy is working on the lan has told you members they must all share the responsibility of refugees and take the pressure off mediterranean nations like walter italy and greece as the efforts so far have often led to devastating human consequences this package reflects a fear and reasonable balance between responsibility and solidarity among member states we all share the benefits we all share the burden this package also reflects a very pragmatic and realistic approach we know that we have to build trust among member states and citizens confidence that we can manage this as a union. 70 deca has been reporting from les paul over the past week and joins us now stephanie you commissioner mentioned specifically as an area where the e.u. can improve its migration policy what is the situation. and i think they're really really talking about it because europe's biggest refugee camp morea camp which is on this island into the ground and you ended up having around 12000 people sleeping on the streets they've now been pu

independent says the party's over — with a picture of revellers on the streets of soho ahead of a new lane than six from tomorrow. meanwhile, on the metro, the tale of a student who was fined £10,000 for organising a party that broke existing covid rules — he says he invited 25 people but it's reported that more than 50 partygoers turned up to the house in lenton, nottingham. gps are being told that they must see patients "face to face". reports the front page of the telegraph. the paper says a letter to every gp in the country, following growing concern that too many patients are "shut out" from surgeries. 0n the front page of the daily mail, figures showing the impact of the pandemic on hospital admissions — with reports that during lockdown, admissionns for seven major illnesses were down by 173,000 compared to the same time last year. for cancer alone, admissions were down by 137,000. elsewhere, thethe financial times reports that bp is warning that global oil demand could peak within the next few years, signalling a decline in the fossil fuel era earlier than anticipated. 0k, ok, so

home to many indigenous people, we are grateful for the opportunity to work on this lan land. university of toronto also extend solidarity with protests against systemic racism and discrimination. i have a great pressure of introducing katherine gehl she's a business leader, author and speaker she is the founder of the institute for political innovation and the ceo of innovations think about the intractable problems but catherine was formerly the president ceo, 250 million-dollar high-tech food manufacturer. she holds degrees from notre dame, and northwestern kellogg school of management page lives in wisconsin with her two children. and that is where is calling in from today. the special honor to host michael porter, diversity of lawrence professor and harvard university. michael and i met a long time ago when i was a student in his industry of the competitive analysis on harvard business school that was not long after his foundational book called strategy. we collaborated extensively but i work deeply and widely with the business framework in my own work over the years. his

have seen in the past few sessions is as spooky as some technicians say it could be given some of the lanogs to 2,0 2,000. >> i think that is a great question on everyone's mind right now. for the year so far, we just look at year today nasdaq is up about 14% or so. and as you peel that onion apart you have growth really out perform value. in the tech names you had lead by digital entertainment names, internet, software, all wonderfuling very softly it is from the lows to where we go today you have near record low inflation rates. you a global stimulus panel, and i think we can get our next clue by what happens in q 2 about 80% of the companies that reported beat earnings it was a strong beat so a lot of that has not created revisions into 2021 or 2022. so now let's take valuations the s&p is trading about 25 times forward earnings that is historically precovid. you're up about a good four points there one as we just talks about, investors are not sure if the revisions are flowing through. maybe artificially increasing that multiple, right and number two you think about covid resistant co

in germany there are about 6000000 people who can't read or write properly places like the lan cafe or learning cafe in berlin aim to help. the cause. you know how it works 1st i read a sentence and then you repeat it. then you write it down from memory so listen carefully yes we put too much salt on our supper. we put too much salt on our dinner. supper. no question this is hard work teachers is on the on good smiles encouragingly. trying there are just words oh help you don't worry. she's determined to get the most out of her students get is roughly twice her age we. despite 9 years of schooling get hard ponit didn't learn how to read or write so we. but what what. he and this is not the 1st literacy course that get hot has attended he finds it very difficult to turn the words he hears into written language it takes more than a half hour for him to write the complete sentence in his exercise book. soften her period at the initial. well done. but there's one problem the sentence is meant to be error free. will have to try again. you know i did well happy yes of course i think i learne

over the death of george floyd, they marched from their adopted country all the way to their native lan. >> they had a huge mural of george floyd and they're marching down the street. >> reporter: days after our interview with a couple. the topic of racial justice found them. >> while working late night in the store, they were confronted by police officers who demanded they prove who they were and if they had the right to be there. >> we are just like in our own store and minding our own business. >> reporter: the backlash of so many saw racial profiling. >> it just means that if you are a black person or a brown person, or a minority, you will get harassed anywhere. >> reporter: the incident went against his theme >> our brand is good joy for human. we want everybody to be good, joyful and human. >> reporter: these humans learn timing is indeed everything. >> joe rostato jr. >> what a great story. you can join our "race in america" led by jessica aguirre. you can find it on our nbcbayarea.com/race. >>> it is lucy wednesday. jeff is here with us. >> hi lucy. >> hey, y'all. i know all th

i will let you start. ,lan: let me just point out some will find a bit of this surprising. in the big picture the archival collections we hold, obviously president kennedy and his administration, we hold the collection for ms. kennedy, we hold the collection for bobby kennedy and for ted kennedy. and we also have, and this is by interesting historic connection, the ernest hemingway connection -- collection because when ernest hemingway passes away and mary hemingway cannot get his belongings and papers out of cuba and appeals to the kennedy administration for help, it is ms. kennedy who helps facilitate that and makes sure that she is take oneet there and fishing boat worth of belongings back to the u.s. she asked mary hemingway what are you going to do with this. because ernest hemingway never went to university, there was no logical other place to hold his collection of papers and ms. theedy said, when we build presidential library, we would be honored to have his things with your husband's papers. particularly for thatgway scholars, collection. aps is open to the general

lan, but much more as well. on volatility in the markets. this is bloomberg.rning. ♪ leigh-ann: this is "bloomberg surveillance." i'm leigh-ann gerrans with your bloomberg business flash. shares are of tesla are falling. the electric car maker widely specter to be named on the s&p 500 on friday, but that didn't happen. the decision may have rested on questions about tesla's probability metrics and murky full-year forecast. the release of the movie "mulan" has forced a big jump in downloads for the disney plus app. the rose 690,000 over weekend and consumer spending on to app store, up 193 percent $12 million. an" was released on friday and viewers had to pay an extra $30 to watch it. that is the bloomberg business flash. tom: leigh-ann, i cried at the beautifullan," a movie even with the debates in western china as well. the nest egg deteriorates. 2.4%. it is a sharp -- the nasdaq deteriorates, 2.4%. it is a sharp fall. this is bloomberg. good morning. ♪ so you're a small business, or a big one. you were thriving, but then... oh. ah. okay. plan, pivot. how do

in germany there are about 6000000 people who can't read or write properly places like the lan cafe or learning cafe in berlin aim to help. the cause. you know how it works 1st i read a sentence and then you repeat it there was then you write it down from memory so listen carefully yes we put too much salt on our supper. we put too much salt on our dinner. supper. no question this is hard work teachers i'm not on good smiles encouragingly. trying there are just words oh help you don't worry. she's determined to get the most out of her students get hot is roughly twice her age we. despite 9 years of schooling get hard ponit didn't learn how to read or write so we. but what what. boy. and he and this is not the 1st literacy course they get hot has attended he finds it very difficult to turn the words he hears into written language it takes more than a half hour for him to write the complete sentence in his exercise book. soften her period that initial. well done. but there's one problem the sentence is meant to be error free. will have to try again. you know i did well. happy yes of cour

so lan know with a go ahead two run homer. home run in the seventh, one of three giants home runs in the game. they beat the diamondbacks 4-2. is there a sense of urgency in the clubhouse? >> it's like you are trying to reach too far and you start making more mistakes. you're playing your best baseball when you are calm and collected. just have confidence in what you do. i don't think there is no like -- it's not the movies. there is not these big speeches that get the team rallied up and going. it is more about just doing your job day in and day out. >> you mean bull durham wasn't real? come on! the a's and padres, rubber match of a three-game series. tatis with his league leading 15th home run of the year. 5-2 padres. shawn murphy with a solo home run, but it's not enough. well, now that sunday is all but over, less than a week before the 49ers kick off the nfl season. i don't know about you, but i'm ready for some nfl football. the team signed 16 players to their practice squad today. the big off season loss, as we all know

ill kait lan collins is live "outfront" the white house. you just heard two of them there believe that if biden wins, it's rigged. >> reporter: yeah, and that's part of a months-long effort by the president, erin, to sow doubt about the outcome of the election. what he said yesterday was provocative and rehe peted it, of course, today as you noted. it is not new. as far as this pattern of the president eventually working his way up to this comment where he will not commit to a peaceful transition of power if it comes to that. today he's saying the reason he won't is he's not sure the results of the election can be legitimate and can be honest was the word he used when he was asked would you actually accept the results of the election if it's determined to be legitimate. that is not repeating what his press secretary told reporters earlier today, as you showed. she said if it's a free and fair election, the president will accept the results. that's not what he said when he was pressed by reporters for a second time today on his comments from

in the early 2000 gamers met up at lan parties. private p.c.'s were linked together to form local area networks or lands in which teams fought it out in tournaments. and. considered the bernie ecclestone of the sports this man wants them to surpass conventional sports and popularity the world over. founded the electronic sports league for e.s.l. in the year 2000. his cologne based company offers services related to east boards event management sponsorship and the advertising. in addition to the e.s.l. is one of the top tournaments organizers in europe with 7 international offices and hundreds of employees worldwide. and on and on can ask the n.d.p. said about the 1st event i organized on my own as an event manager was allowed to top who could remember enough novato commerce with a home office and then. that year i was allowed to. 13 or 14 times and it was kind of a student's dream. you're holding a computer game turned a bit in the coolest city in europe and there was this incredibly friendly and attractive hotel manager we had a lot of fun with

after months of campaigning on a lan to abolish fossil fuels, joe biden actually came out said,the otheray and he i am not for banning fracking. yeah, right. you know, you all deserve to know when joe biden was asked in july of last year this question, he was asked, would there be anyplace for fossil fuels, including coal and fracking, in a biden administration, joe biden said, and i quote, no. we would make sure it's eliminated. last march in a debate, joe biden said, quote, no new fracking. you know, here in ohio, some estimates show that ending fracking would literally cost 700,000 jobs. but when joe biden was asked in debate specifically, he was asked, would you be willing to sacrifice hundreds of thousands of blue collar jobs for the sake of their radical environmental agenda, he said, and i quote, the answer is yes. he even told one supporter, i guarantee, i guarantee we're going to end fossil fuels. men and women of ohio, i don't know what they're saying now, but i think we should believe them. all the times they've said before -- them all the times they've said before. they're go