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from the infection three being they were dying from high blood pressure are just evil travels to malawi and looks at how rural communities a challenging tradition and in order to reduce child mortality and improve maternal health. is too strong lifelines between life and death on al-jazeera. on november sixth the united states will vote will president donald trump gain or lose ground we'll be live in the white house here on capitol hill as the results come in join us for special coverage of the u.s. big travel action on al-jazeera. capturing a moment in time. snapshots of other lives. other stories. providing a glimpse into someone else's world. inspiring documentaries from impassioned filmmakers. with nice documentaries to open your eyes on al-jazeera. news is happening faster than ever before. in different places from different people and you need to be backed you need to be able to reach people wherever they are and that means being across all social media platforms this is where our audience lives as well as in front of a t.v. there are only a small town there are only a few. and th

if you lived in malawi, you died. >> reporter: during the first time you met my dad? to look up fro h big oak table there in the oval officeis to let values tell him what to do. i don't know if it's a texas thing, but your father felt the weight of responsibility presiding over this, the greatest health crisis in 600 years. >> seldom has history offered greater opportunity to do so much for so many. >> i rember that moment. when your father finally committed to this, he promise in the state of the union speech he would get those drugs on bicycles, on motorcycles, however it took. he would get them there. it was a ridiculous idea in some quarters. how are youoing to do this? it's complicated meditene. >> repor but in malawi, i met with a room fusi of hiv-potive mothers. thanks to pepfar and medication, all of your babies were born without hiv? >> yes. >> reporter: when you tellmo a er her baby is hiv negative, what reaction do you get? >> they start dancing. >> reporter: they dance? >> yeah. my baby now is free. >> you see that joy and the defiance in her laugh, that g

but in malawi, i met with a room full of hiv-positive mothers.a mother, their baby is hiv-negative, what reaction do you get? >> they start dancing. >> reporter: they dance? >> yeah. my baby now is free. >> to see that joy and defiance in her big laugh, that gives me hope, finally. >> reporter: my dad said, without you, pfar, couldn't have happened. >> i think we have to cut through the shenanigans of political cartooning and see that some people can have different views and be principled people. i told him it was "hunting and fishing" weekly. if you look at his face, he thinks it's "people" magazine's sexiest man alive. >> i have a picture of you and my dad at the ranch. >> i have a comedic relationship with your father. we were riding in a motorcade. people were waving from the side of the road. i said to him, pretty popular. i didn't think you were this popular, mr. president. he said, when i first came here, they used to wave at me with one finger. >> that was a good impersonation. >> was that good? >> reporter: it's pretty good. >> i've beco

algiers even travels to malawi and looks at how rural communities a challenging tradition in order to reduce child in the toilet and improve maternal health. is too strong lifeline between life and death on al-jazeera. last minute rallies in the u.s. ahead of tuesday's high stakes midterm elections that will decide if the republicans can retain a majority in congress. when you're watching our zero live my headquarters here in doha coming up turkish media reports suggest that saudi arabia sent a team to raise evidence to the killing of journalists. inside its consulate in istanbul also the u.s. says its latest sanctions against iran are the toughest so far but some of tehran's leading business that's been exempted. and kidnap dozens of children from a school in western cameroon. warders supporters that the media is treating choose days election as a referendum on his presidency as both republicans and democrats called last minute rallies on the eve of the vote trump's republican party is trying to protect its majority in the house of representatives and the senate democrats are hoping

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the host of the last hour, lawrence o'donnell, delivers school desks to students in malawi. in my family, we support one cause, and it's called horizons national, and nonprofit student enrichment program designed to help kids overcome education inequality and income inequality. there are also a number of very good charity researchers and recommenders on the web, but as we say, it's personal. and so, in the spirit of today's event, we have heard from dr. christine blasey ford. she had those huge security costs associated with her kavanaugh testimony and the resulting death threats. a go fund me page raised nearly $650,000 and even after her family was forced to relocate, she went ahead and expressed her gratitude for the donations and has closed the account. she says the money she did not need for her security will go back to charity to support trauma survivors. again, because it's personal. so, thanks for being charitable this time of year and all year long. that is our broadcast on this tuesday night. thank you for being here with us. good night from nbc news headquarters h

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when we started realizing rights, jeffrey sachs said how can i sue malawi or mozambique?t is true the tool of human rights very often in international governance and shaming and calling out, how is the human rights approach more than a theoretical idea? >> very good question, the work of my foundation over the last number of years we wanted to bring human rights and gender into the climate world and when i started in copenhagen i was shocked, despite the female chairs, the lack of the gender dimensions of climate change. if you undermine poverty imagine the burden put on women in the roles of women and men are different. yet there was no real interest in gender. they couldn't get their voices heard and a troika of women leaders and working with them so getting human rights in, my foundation welcomed there, mexico was a champion, european countries were champions. they would fight for this and we fought very hard to get this language into the paris agreement. as one stage we all had human rights, some of the big countries today wouldn't have it. we had a good preamble, got

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and we still have a very long way to go to provide desks for every school in malawi that needs december desks and scholarships for every kid there lastworddesks.msnbc.com. but for tonight we owe you a very big thank you for your record-breaking giving tuesday. ♪ >>> tonight, the president tells "the new york post" he won't take a pardon off the table for his convicted campaign chair paul manafort. trump also says rod rosenstein should have never picked a special counsel. that's after he posted this on twitter showing his deputy a.g., mueller, comey, and others including two presidents behind bars. it asks when the treason trials begin. and then there's the new reporting tonight on trump's written answers to mueller's questions. all of it as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a wednesday evening. >>> well, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 678 of the trump administration. and we have new reporting from the "wall street journal" tonight. the story outlines what may have led to the collapse of the plea agreement between the ex-trump campaign chairm

to shoot at our embassy as they did as you may recall during the battle basra and prime minister malawi noticed two iraqi divisions into what became known as the battlebasra , and we had to scramble to get all of the enablers over of them so that they didn't get defeated and ultimately of course we defeated the shia militia but the response was in basra as much as it was from sadr city and we were hammered, 12 to 15 volleys of again, 10 to 15 rounds per bali throughout the day on the usembassy. i don't think that will happen . >> you could have some, you could see some reemergence of explicitly foreign penetrator, those legal iranian made improvised explosive devices that can slice through an m1 tack area you could see some action against our forces on the ground in other places, other parts of their, parts of syria, other places in the middle east. having said that, whilethese are all possibilities and we may see , of these, i think iran has to realize that there's the united states president who in syria used chemical weapons didn't respond and has done it twice and is not i think one

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nice >> and madonna shared a rare photo of all six of her children wishing a happy thanksgiving from malawi dressed as a pilgrim. and blake lively shared this post, thanksgiving expectations versus reality. totally nailed it. next, a first look a "the lion king." a thanksgiving surprise, disreleased a teaser trailer. take a look. >> everything the light touches is our kingdom. ♪ ♪ >> the nostalgia, i can't wait for i james earl jones returns as mu pass a. it include donald glover and beyonce. we can't wait until summer 2019. finally, through mom's eyes. we are so excited to share the debut of sheinelle's digital series. a different side of celebrities from the women who know them best. their moms. sheinelle sat down with sonia curry. take a look. >> tell me if this is true. i read, i think it was something about steph had a big middle school game or a first middle school basketball game and he didn't do his chores the night before and he didn't get to play the first game. that's true? true.t is absolutely we only work as a family if everybody does their part. it not my job to do everything

and now the high commissioner of kenya, malawi, malta, george cross, zambia, the gambia, singapore, diana the record for the most heaviest sustained bombing attack during the second world war, 154 days and nights, 6700 tonnes of bombs and the place it was used for the launch of the allied invasion of sicily. the gambia here because they rejoined the commonwealth this year, almost five years after leaving. and now, lesotho, barbados, mauritius, former swaziland, they changed their name this year, tonga, fiji, bangladesh, the bahamas, grenada, papua new guinea, and the seychelles. and now the solomon islands, new here this year, the commonwealth of dominique, st lucia, st vincent and the grenadines, belize, antigua and barbuda, saint christopher and naevus, brunei, namibia, cameroon, mozambique and the wonderful stop —— and rwanda. the solomon islands opened the high commissioner here earlier this year. the solomon islands where occupied by the japanese army during the second world war. and had almost continuous fighting from 1941—43. and next, the ambassador of ireland, adrian o'neill. the