. >>> anyway, singer and poet lana delray is coming under fire on social media for the mask she woree a look. it's a mesh mask she's got on. you can see right through it. it doesn't appear it's going to do very much to stop a virus. can't tell exactly what it's made of, but fans wrote on her instagram page, lana, i'm begging you wear a real mask and please address the mask situation. it's absolutely embarrassing. she was at a barnes & noble in l.a. signing her new book of poetry. kristen, the -- you know, i get it, that the mask can be uncomfortable if you wear it over time, but wearing a mesh mask, you -- why even bother wearing a mask at that point? >> i know. she's got a lot of fans posting on social because she put that picture up with that fish net mask on twitter as well. people were saying, look, that looks great in pictures, but being out in public to protect yourself and protect others, please, wear a real mask, not the meshy one that looks like you know the exterior to the bag of orange, when you buy the bag of orange, it's like a fish net kind of thing. >> yeah, but you kn

in a turmoil of the mass detentions a video of start lana taken off sky appears on social media she had gone missing out to submitting an official complaint against the election result the video is recorded in neighboring. yes nice stone. a moot. point i'm lucky this new egypt mo has not seen the book because it's a political. yes in a not a fee to read a statement urging belorussians to stop the protests i see a sinking ship us pressured because of course when women are meant. to present from. us or this. out for all these out internet miss out here lo i know what. everybody will understand what happened. the crackdown has its effect hardly anyone dares to go to the street. was a. ruin that. was but then suddenly a group of women start marching around the capital minsk cow in flowers. women have been leading this opposition movement against alexander look i shouted back and now again it's women like taking to the streets so i just put up with that point all because of it but yes it was on the up look up if you watch the clip because but you know what is it that made you say the piece b

live from berlin a feeling for how far from europe and germany ellery says opposition leaders get lanataken off schiavo calls for support in forcing new elections we'll hear what came out of her meeting with the german chancellor angela merkel also coming up on the show. kurdistan's prime minister resigns as the opposition to lays claim to power sunday's election results are unknowns and protesters stormed the parliament. and with corona virus in fact.

they clearly fail to facilitate dialogue and in effect amount to meddling in internal affairs said lana ticket of sky is set to meet with the german chancellor and foreign minister at some point this afternoon as soon as we get any news out of that meeting and indeed any news that comes before that meeting i'll be bringing it to you here on r.t. . for a go some pretty pictures for you china's no celebrating its mid-autumn festival in beautiful way some splendid scenes there but show you one part of the country local tourists have a chance to experience a rare natural wonder. oh wow those beautiful in the would be weird to see pink grass though but beautiful bring it on but today's news for a go will be keeping track of what's happening kind of just on it's the main story in the trouble there of the weekend's disputed parliamentary elections is here and it set out so you don't call me for now though for me kevin though in the rest of the team whatever you do wherever you've been watching have a great. nucleus of become a battleground in the u.s. government people are demanding the shutdo

winner of an election in august but many believe that vote was rigged exiled opposition leaders fed lana to kind of sky says the movement against the president will continue. even if. it was seen only an election and it was a geisha of the nation i don't think they'd be responsible if so why because then. you've been asked to go on in transportation or in this mission. of the city in the. form or after the election turkey says it will send troops to go to cut a block if they're requested by azerbaijan russia says any turkish military deployment will only make things worse sporadic fighting between armenia and azerbaijan has been going on for more than 3 weeks prison in the nigerian city of lagos is on fire these are live pictures from there there are reports of gunshots at the scene protesters have been rallying there despite a round the clock curfew they've held demonstrations over police brutality. those are the headlines the news continues here on august your ofter witness good bye. birdie. this video that millions of views on you tube. stick material and lots of it is something new t

they clearly fail to facilitate dialogue and in effect amount to meddling in internal affairs said lana ticket of sky is set to meet with the german chancellor and foreign minister at some point this afternoon as soon as we get any news out of that meeting and indeed any news that comes before that meeting of the bringing it to you here on r.t. . there will end on a really like notes a pretty pictures wine are rare but beautiful sight from china the country's now celebrating its mid-autumn festival holiday the one province local tourists there have a chance to experience this. you know despite all the 2020 covert will so lovely will though this keep smiling day it's nice when you on this bulletin for me kevin knowing that all the team on t.v. here in ferguson watching out to international of a super day. nuclear power plants have become a battleground in the us in vermont people are demanding the shutdown of a local plant from my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no claire power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limit thi

fired tear gas and arrested dozens of people in the western town of the leader opposition leader said lana to an os chaos says look i must step down by midnight will face a crippling general strike in chile a polling stations are open for a referendum on whether to change the constitution mass protests that sounded last year led to the vote demonstrators say the constitution promotes social inequalities protesters have been out on the streets of thailand's capital bangkok after their demand for the prime minister to resign by saturday was not met prime minister prior says he will not quit demonstrators have held mass protests for weeks calling for reform of the government and the monarchy us media reporting that several people in vice president mike pence in a circle have tested positive for corona virus one of those is his chief of staff mark short who is in quarantine and said his wife have tested negative and he continues campaigning for the election those are the headlines on al-jazeera have more news for you right after inside story do stay with us. another arab israeli normalization

angela merkel is really is meeting right now with the belorussian ex presidential candidates that lana taken off sky a german government spokesperson did say that she was being welcomed to see king opposition figure bellary speaking of sky has been in south exile and if the way india since the contested election which nationwide protest and the and the us has joined the belorussian opposition and deny him seeing the result as rate. well taken off sky arrived in berlin on monday where she did take part in the solved rally organized by the better russian to s'pore there and during the event the opposition leader also reportedly said that she would like to meet with the russian president vladimir putin r.t. correspondent peter oliver tells us more now about her goals for today's talks. she's brought with a list of names that she wants to see added to the current sanctions to the names currently sanctioned by the european union this 40 names on that list already notable me x. absent from that list though was alexander lukashenko the president of belarus that raised a few eyebrows when it w

lukashenko to resign dozens of people were arrested in the western town of nida opposition leader is that lana took an upscale says look i must step down by midnight or face a crippling general strike and polling stations in chile have opened for a referendum on whether to change the constitution mass protests that started last year led to the volt demonstrators say the constitution promotes social inequalities. that the opposition candidate has won the presidential election in an upset. on gained more than 55 percent of the total votes cast as the 1st presidential win for the opposition in more than 40 years since independence from britain malcolm webb reports. it's the 1st change of government in seychelles since the 1970 s. . to be elected for the presidential election it was the 6th time around color won a run for the presidency in all his previous attempts the last of the governing party candidate with a steadily growing share of the vote in these elections there were no loses there when. our country. was given the opportunity to come out as the ultimate winner with more than 70000 voters

the biller asean democratic opposition and its leaders but lana. have been awarded the european parliament's top human rights award there's a core of freedom of thought prize mass protest against alexander lukashenko government have rocked the country since he declared victory in the disputed presidential election in august. this is the news from berlin follow us on twitter and on instagram at the news or visit our website that's d.w. dot com. millions of americans are standing in line waiting their turn in early voting among them and hardly ever noticed the european election observers every 4 years the u.s. invites teams to observe american democracy in action but this year they're watching for signs of a democracy in crisis donald trump is the 1st u.s. president to condemn an election calling it fraudulent and rigged it worries observers but it hasn't scared away the voters compared to 2016 early voting totals are already at 90 percent and there are still 12 days to go in this unprecedented american election season i'm bringing off in berlin this

delivered for me twice and i am back here tonight to ask you to deliver the white house for joe biden and, lana harris. >> he said he encourage people to vote he said what we do these next 13 days will matter for decades to come. the fact that we do not yet 100% of what we want right away is that a good reason not to vote. whether you watch there is a day football or tomorrow's debate we will have the giants game on fox and you could use the ktvu mobile news app to keep tabs on the debate then we will bring you extended debate highlights with a prime time special from 9:00 followed by the 10:00 and 11:00 news. >>> the less restricted tear for the coronavirus and some activities can resume on friday. the include indoor dining, family entertainment centers worship services, movie theaters and health clubs. indoor shopping malls can now allow 50% of capacity. >>> now to the south they we have a look here why restaurants are not up and to invite people back inside despite the health orders allowing them to do so. you learned that some owners say that the county rules make it difficult for them to o

tonight, lana harris proved that she and joe biden have what it takes to move this country forward. lindsay graham tweeted, and outstanding job by mike pence showcasing the differences between mike pence and trump compared to harris and biden. the vice presidential debate was more anticipated than others and the past. >> it was the only chance that they were able to see the candidates debating face-to- face. here is reaction from it. >> reporter: it certainly is a sign of the times, not the watch parties that we typically say one was done virtually and then one was done a person. many people said it was an extremely important debate and they learned much more than last week's presidential debate. at a restaurant and san carlos, the people gathered to watch the debate. >> san mateo county was lifting the restrictions. >> reporter: many people said that they learned more about the parties platforms than last week's presidential debate. >> it is a better debate than it was last week we're they are providing the opportunity for the audience to hear what the positions are from both sides

minneapolis and minnesota will come to their senses and vote for president trump because they support lana -- law and order and the police. davis, how was the debate for you tonight? caller: the debate went very well. i think my biggest take away was that it was a much more civil debate and i want to remind everyone why it was so much more civil because of the rules that were put in place after the first one. host: in why is that significant? caller: because, you know, i think that you should not have and theon arbiters debate commission to make sure that you do not interrupt people 150 times in one debate. greta brawner, what else do you have for us? of theing at the status race with 12 days to go, the washington post tweeted this out this morning. spent two weeks to go, president trump has been spending heaps of cash for crowded rallies to motivate his most fervent fans. biden has been holding smaller, less expensive events and investing aggressively in television ads and virtual gatherings. and then from the financial times today with less than two weeks to the election day, joe million

days following election day depending again upon how many of these ballots get back early and to lana's point the jurisdiction i was in with hundreds of thousands of voters dropped their ballots off at the polls in arizona on election day and they are seen voters bring them in earlier and so on election night for the majority of states we will have a lot of the returns of those absentee ballots so i think support and for voters that still have that ballot in hand to know that if you get it in early you will be part of the first ballots counted. >> i will return to chris but in michigan has been marching towards more absentee voting over the past couple of years and certainly everything they are seen this year due to the pandemic has been much greater then they could have ever participated. what are localities doing to part prepare for this onslaught? >> the localities learned a lot in the election and that was the big learning curve for everybody to handle that much mail. typically have been handling 25% of the vote by mail so we had some experience but we don't have experience [inaudib

lana wen, former baltimore health commissioner, bottom-lined it today in the "washington post," in terms of the implications of what the white house is now admitting. she said, "there it is. that's trump's plan, to accept our fate and surrender to the virus. cross our fingers and place all of our hopes on vaccines and therapies. in the meantime, live our lives as we did before, ignore the rising death count and let the virus rip through our communities." "this approach," she says, "explains so many of the trump administration's otherwise contradictory actions. why bother investing the resources to safely reopen schools if the goal isn't to prevent students and teachers from getting the coronavirus? why increase testing capacity if we're not going to use the information to help stop the spread? so all that it will do to do more testing is make the administration look bad. why conduct contact tracing, even for cases arising from the white house itself, if we're not actually trying to contain the virus?" the united states is about to enter a phase of exponential spread. infection rates will

on the research opposition leaders spent lana had to come a skier is here in berlin to ask for german help in solving the crisis in her country as she herself was forced into exile after losing all this presidential election to longstanding awful terrible either and xander. has been beating the 2 of us weekly mass protests in her country continue human rights organizations say more than 10000 people have been detained in belarus since the election actually meet german chancellor angela merkel on tuesday ahead of that mystical sky told the w. why germany might play such an important role. this moment to prove. the recent political crisis in. support of any country arranged around is important for us but germany is. most powerful countries in the war is extremely important because we need. help in mediation. with authorities and we think that germany and that is really just going to be extremely helpful in this situation. let's catch up with the developed political correspondent simon young welcome simon so when svetlana. asks. for help and mediates and the way they have been of use in

doctor lana atkinson is professor at this political science and director of the and y for democracy institute of social research at university of new mexico. he internationally recognized expert in the area of election science, methodology, voting rights, public opinion and political behavior area 80 is a senior advisor of elections and in 2013 she was selected by president obama to serve as a nation are on the commission at the bipartisan policy center. prior to that she was federal compliance officer for arizona elections for 11 years. edgardo cortes is a former virginia commissioner of elections and current security advisor at the brennan center for justice. he has served as a general registrar for fairfax county virginia and finally, chris thomas is a bbc fellow and current special advisor to the detroit city clerk's area chris also served as commissioner on the presidential commission on administration and was a longtime director for the state of michigan. thank you to all the panelists weregoing . with that let me jump into my first question and i'm going to ask edgardo, talking about t

correspondent simon young has been following those talks and we asked him what sort of supports that lana taken off sky hopes to get from the german government i think that the opposition are all strong as well for practical support support for civil society organizations for independent media groups which have both been suffering and finding it difficult to operate during this crisis so that's one thing more widely of course there is that call for europe and other friendly nations to become involved supporting dialogue between the look as shingo regime and the opposition that's a cold it's been repeated again and there's a political crisis in another former soviet republic kurdistan's prime minister has resigned following days of protests in the capital bishkek there are reports that the parliament immediately elected his replacement from the opposition only for him to be forced to flee as angry protesters stormed the hotel where the emergency session was being held this comes amid increasing unrest following sunday's parliamentary elections here you can see protesters forcing their way

porque una explosiÓn en el apartamento donde vivÍan puso a su hijo al borde de la muerte martÍn pero lanaingnero gracias a artista era artÍculos nas panamÁ que se unieron para ayudarle ahora espera la solidaridad de conveniencia lans en houston y en estados unidos para comprar dos boletos de aviÓn y mudarse a chile donde vivo ver una hermana del ella. >>> quÉ difÍcil todo nuestro cariÑo lo importante que cÓmo estÁ dedicada a su hijo y que mejor considere buen cu tiene la atenciÓn mÉdica que necesita. >>> es muy importante que se tienen tambiÉn ellos que puede de apoyar a emmanuel que allÍ lo veÍamos y de verdad que si duele muchÍsimo, ver sobre todo cuando este sÉ dice que se pudo haber invitado pero desde acÁ como decÍa solidarizo amos con ella y con su hijo. >>> asÍ es. >>> bueno les cuento que que mÁs adelante aquÍ en el programa se junto a un las mal queds para dicen cosa muy armar una fiesta de halloween tranquila y segura en casa teniendo cuenta que hay que cuidarse en la era del covid-19. >>> no se pierda el ingenio de estas maestras para que sus alumnos pongan atenciÓ ♪ ¡al fin! todo

la l lana says turn your commuting time to your viewing time, hop on the "v" train. >> yes. like t-bone or -- >> i like the v train. >> very much, lanna. here are a few stories we think you'll be talking about today. democratic congresswoman katie porter sfwoer tore into a pharmaceutical company over price hikes for a cancer drug. she accused mark alles of profiting from sick people. >> if i were to look at a pill and analyze it from 2005 when it cost $215 and it was looked -- today it costs $763, would that pill be the same? >> i understand your question about the pill, the pill, the manufacturing for it would be the same. >> great. thank you. so to recap here, the drug didn't get any better, the cancer patients didn't get any better, you just got better at making money. >> alles said that celgene came up with the price based on a, quote, set of long-held principles that reflects its, quote, commitment to patient access. he was grilled yesterday as part of a house oversight committee investigation. the other point that congresswoman porter made was that alles received a $50

i mean she's got a good lana stuff, but she knows nothing about the climate and they're all hopping through hopes for a a c plus 3, not. they're real plan costs a 100 trillion dollars. if we had the best year in the history of our country for a 100 years we would not even come close to a number like that when he says buildings they want to take buildings. am because i want to make bigger windows into smaller windows as far as they're concerned if you had no window it would be a lovely thing. this is the craziest plan that anybody has ever seen and this wasn't done by smart people. this wasn't done by any but frankly i don't even know how to be good they want to spend a 100 trillion dollars that's the real number trying to say was 6. trillion dollars they want to knock down buildings and build new buildings with little tiny small windows me and many other things like many of the threat may have the vice president and we're running out of time and we have a lot more so let's hear from the vice president and i have a number more question don't know where he comes from. >>i worry comes up with

maÑana tÚ vas, dices que representas a dulce te da una lana y un mes despuÉs dice, confÍrmame que yoilÍcito que firmaba mis espaldas y que yo sepa las condiciones y estÉ de acuerdo en nada. >> todo el desarrollo de la representaciÓn artÍstica fue a travÉs de engaÑos, estos engaÑos le permitieron al seÑor obtener recursos de manera ilÍcita. >> la cosa es que no llegaron a dulces? >> exactamente. >> el hizo un negocio en enero, sin mi autorizaciÓn, sin mi visto bueno, sin consultarme, sin preguntarme si estaba de acuerdo en tÉrminos. ricardo: para televisa espectÁculo ricardo escobar. raÚl: que desagradable este tipo de situaciones en el medio del espectÁculo, entre managers, artista. francisca: hay que tener mucho cuidado con la persona que tÚ dejas que maneje tu carrera, todo hacerlo de la manera mÁs clara posible porque luego caen en problemas como esto que realmente son muy desagradables. raÚl:en tu cara me suena fue una noche extraordinaria. francisca: cada presentaciÓn era increÍble, la competencia estÁ demasiado dura, quiero que todos vean lo que tiene que decir el dasa, yo le v

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vale una lana, pero lo merezco. satcha: vamos a ver quiÉn se identifican.o. alan: es que estÁn bajando de precio. en otra circunstancia hubiese costado mucho mÁs. satcha: es el mÁs básico. karla: mientras sirva no me importa si es del aÑo de la cachetada. no soy muy tecnolÓgica. [risas] satcha: vamos ahorrando para el tuyo. alan: gracias, amiga. karla: nos vamos con otras cosas. saben que despuÉs de que marjorie de sousa hablÓ ayer, juliÁn gil no se queda callado. raÚl tiene la noticia. raÚl: efectivamente. juliÁn gil no se quedÓ callado. le responde tajantemente a marjorie de sousa. sÍ o no? francesca: totalmente. sabes que Él sigue de vacaciones en turquÍa, pero estÁ ahÍ le llegaron las declaraciones que dio marjorie de sousa en el dÍa de ayer en nuestro programa cuando le preguntamos por la patria potestad de su hijo. vamos a recordarlo. luis: el padre de tu hijo juliÁn gil anunciÓ que le iban a quitar lapatria potestad, pero iba a seguir pagando manutenciÓn. nos gustarÍa saber de primera mano, cuÁl es la situaciÓn? marjorie de sousa: no existe nada firm