the traditional mass production is still unbeatable cheap particularly in asia 3 d.printing will have to bring something else to the table like printing several components at once such innovations could enhance the competitive profile of german companies. 3 d. printing is already well known for its ability to produce complex prototypes. the motorcycle designed and built by big rep was finished in time for the expo but company execs say that they'll have to do a better job of giving customers what they want. we all know that for 30 years think about it 30 years there's been a promise made through the industrial custom out there what 3 d. printing can do for them we were talking about speed are we fast enough and printing we're talking about precision is that what's coming out of the machine really what we want is a repeat of 0 are we getting the same part over and over again this is what the customer of the industrial customer wants and i think we all agree there's been great disappointment around it then that we're going to change today thanks to some applications ma

the traditional mass production is still unbeatable a cheap particularly in asia 3 d. printing will have to bring something else to the table like printing several components at once such innovations could enhance the competitive profile german companies. 3 d. printing is already well known for its ability to produce complex prototypes. the motorcycle designed and built by big rep was finished in time for the expo but companies say that they'll have to do a better job of giving customers what they want. we all know that for 30 years think about it 30 years there's been a promise made through the industrial custom out there what 3 d. printing can do for them we were talking about speed are we fast enough and printing we're talking about precision is that what's coming out of the machine really what we want is a repeatable are we getting the same part over and over again this is what the customer of the industrial customer wants and i think we all agree there has been great disappointment a rounded then that we're going to change today thanks to some applications many ki

invented a process to tell aus for the mass production of custom made component. companies partnership with added it's a big step forward no one's ever taking 3 d. printing to high volume adidas represented a seminal moment i would are. you in the history of the industry where we've got volumes that now allows to have a cost down her. just like injection molding. this process could present a cost effective alternative to conventional mass production methods 2 years ago it took more than 2 hours to print a shoe soles like this one now it takes just 30 minutes. this will allow the 3 d. printing world to go from a 10000000000 dollar prototyping world to a 300000000000 dollar manufacturing job or not so far that's just a vision the great struck share of the 3 d. shoes so cannot yet be fully customized and production will not be relocated to germany where us is based the printed so's the ships to factories in asia where the shoes are assembled. so right now this is not a particularly sustainable production model but that could change in future. digital sustainability t

was made in 1933 the masses were celebrating. we knew that this was the beginning and worse times were to come we knew that the nazis didn't make threats we had to do something this is the starting point in the strategy game through the darkest of time here players take on the role of resistance fighters some of the tasks include organizing the secret resistance against hitler recruiting new members raising money for protesting this game doesn't need a 1st person shooter perspective to end fatally paying back at the berlin based company behind the game uses gaming to make history more accessible in a playful way and that's just the beginning. of computer i believe that we're only just getting started with using computer games and the possibilities that they represent especially with education. i'm talking about exciting intelligent games that are fun to play that are educational but not in an obvious way. i believe that usage for these kinds of games will increase because we simply need them. whether it's historical facts. learni

sick of being told what to do you can go on to go to mass than it was with funeral mass senator or girl hundreds also protested in warsaw they were there to voice outrage over the government's decision to make mosque wearing compulsory in public it's like an island many of these demonstrators were from the far right across the continent extremists are hoping to capitalize on theists that seem to be growing as quickly as europe's in fiction writes. time for sports now and in football germany finally have recorded a 1st victory of the calendar year with a win against ukraine and gave in the u.a.e. 5 nations league goals for mathias going to lay on the sealed a 21 victory for yohimbe live side who had drawn all 3 of their previous matches in 2020. and in tennis polish teenager egan tech has won the french open women's final in paris after beating america's sofia cannon in straight sets so i attack becomes the 1st polish player to win the grand slam singles title the unseeded 19 year old did not drop a single set during the clay court tournaments she is also the youngest women's french open

in las vegas and recorded himself saying "that's where they did it, nice." >> many mass shooters are obsessed with events like columbine. his acquisition of multiple firearms. his extensive travel all indicate to me he was on a trajectory for mass murder. >> reporter: treisman faces child pornography charges only and has pleaded not guilty but federal law enforcement officials say they believe he was intent on carrying out a mass shooting lester >> all right pete williams, thanks. >>> overseas almost 70 people in nigeria have been killed i protests against police brutality in recent days. beyonce and other celebrities were among those supporting the protesters here's nbc's bill neely. >> reporter: in africa's biggest city, the sound of a massacre peaceful protesters killed >> they're shooting at us right now. >> reporter: in a brutal crackdown by security forces. it followed days of demonstrations against a notorious police unit accused of torture and murder the protests spreading online around the world. from beyonce calling it senseless brutality to rihanna and nigerian sports star

the new coronavirus rules by adding mass gatherings tens of thousands rallied over the weekend demanding the prime minister's resignation angry at benjamin netanyahu is handling of the pandemic dozens were arrested paul asli has this report from tel aviv. i was i was well over the weekend we saw tales of thousands of protesters demonstrating against the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu now mass protests are currently forbidden in the country and people are only allowed to gather within one kilometer from their home so the result is that was small we saw hundreds of small demonstrations taking place in tel aviv was one of the scenes where those demonstrations was altered in violence.

a big gain in terms of mass at lunch any so along. to have more equipment on board and to have an it is an interesting no cost at launch as well. geostationary satellites orbit the earth at a distance of 36000 kilometers. even at light speed a signal down below needs 500 milliseconds to reach a satellite that's half a 2nd and. that delay or latency jaring phone calls means that the people talking constantly interrupted each other . in order to ensure a smooth online gaming experience that time has to be under $100.00 milliseconds while a delay of just 20 milliseconds will cause orchestral musicians to fall out of sync with each other. with effects of internet reception not possible with current geostationary orbit the satellites need to be broke closer to what is called low earth orbit companies planning to install satellite constellations include one web google space x. and amazon's blue we're a gent. the closer a satellite is to earth the smaller the terrestrial surface it can reach which is why it would take hundreds if not thousan

to deal with a pandemic the following week school child abuse and mass movement of people will accelerate the spread to the coronavirus from indian cities to its rule hot. security forces in iraq fired tear gas at thousands rallied to revive a revolt against a government they accuse of corruption. player watching al-jazeera live from doha with me fully back to the all star heads chile holds a referendum on amending its constitution to a year of protests demanding social change time's up thousands are on the streets in bello rule says president alexander looking faces a deadline to step down and the opposition in seychelles wins the presidency for the 1st time in more than 14 years. security forces in iraq have fired tear gas at protesters who were trying to get into baghdad's fortified green zone. thousands of anti-government protesters are back on the streets of the capital after suspending their demonstrations because of restrictions the protests against corruption and unemployment 1st began a year ago hundreds of people have been killed since then al-jazeera simona 14 is following deve

will soon die is you're assuming a mass of bodies will visit you later tonight and you make. more great as we're going to do what we are going to do are the ones going home building bridges and we're going over the capital they take so much money from the n.r.a. we don't care about. who we care about their money and they speak on behalf of how it dollars they get they don't want to have to go to the wall he said if you want to sort of also. marcel mcclinton has him self experience the horrors of a mass shooting in his hometown of houston in 2016 he recalls how the murderous rampage began one sunday morning. 2 years ago in my church and there was a shooter on on the campus. he was outside of the parking lot and. he killed i think just one person but injured 6 and i want to save shot 2 police officers were there 15 this sounds going to your head and. says you know what that's how i get i didn't get into government activism i didn't think anything of it. it's this gusting as a country as we call ourselves the leading country in the world and yet we kill most of our people and i

those who are dying soon in a mass of bodies will visit you later on and you make. me want to write your. $100.00 yard was not our building which is why we are showing of the capitol they take so much money from the n.r.a. why you don't care about we will believe they only care about their money and they speak on behalf of how a dollars they get and i want to have you get what we want all the same if you want to consider also what. marcel mcclinton has himself experienced the horrors of a mass shooting in his hometown of houston in 2016 he recalls how the murderous rampage began one sunday morning. 2 years ago in my church and there was a show drunk on the campus. he was outside of the parking lot and. he killed i think just one person but injured 6 and i want to say you shot 2 police officers were there 15 this sounds going to your head and. says you know what. at the time i get i didn't get into government activism i didn't think anything of it . it's this gusting as a country as we call ourselves the leading country in the world and yet we kill most of our people

but mary there are tens of thousands of protesters despite mass detentions was. the air. makes me on the end we have to actually proof what you're trying to say. all the system is not working is so highly unfair is highly illegal. i. mean this has turned into a city with a new reality is defined by mass policeman driving around in fans picking up random people. they can use power because the control has some force block in the militaries and the police and the special troops who still control that and they can use the violence they can arrest the then the thane people buy their thing they can't change the society anymore because the majority of the society will support him he won here if he so wife and stay in the power at all in any way it will be a new reality for him and for us also because now we are as one well and that's most important for us what does that mean it's mean that we like each other it was not a good night before where the nation where the people were as one and we want to be free will. i. think people united by finance and oppression and a common goal

tens of thousands of people have protested in chile's capital marking the one year anniversary of mass demonstrations the crowds were mainly peaceful but there were several incidents of violence including the burning of 2 churches latin america tennessee and human has more from santiago things were going very well indeed until a group of massed vandals we don't know who they were began attacking 1st of all police and byrd down a police church this is a church that is used mainly by police force and another chapel which is a national or national heritage site in chile very nearby they also looted shops also one of the main avenues about 700 meters from where i am right now close enough to the main protest area where we could see the smoke and smell it out here of course the ambulances and the fire trucks that were trying to get to this area so they had clearly been marring what was supposed to be and many had hoped would be a peaceful protest workers in argentina are calling for the government to raise the minimum wage and protect jobs threatened by the coronavirus pandemic the economy

master of the masses. i'm still working on this one it's called nasr pool. and it's about a girl that. most people in america we fight a war we can sit the flighting rules need s. are. right that suppose we. meet salaam ness or with the key from east africa she was caught in a war between. feel. that. we have stuff there with. it now it was a steal it was a military what it would be.

those who are dying is just a mass of bodies who visit you believe it or not and you make. me want to write you're going to want hundreds are the ones going home building bridges if we're going over the capital they take so much money from the n.r.a. we don't care about the who we care about the money and they speak on behalf of how it all as they get it and i want to have come only while we say that you want to consider also what. marcel mcclinton has some self experience the horrors of a mass shooting in his hometown of houston in 2016 he recalls how the murderous rampage began one sunday morning. 2 years ago in my church and there was a shooter on on the campus. it was outside of the parking lot and. i mean he killed i think just one person but injured 6 and i want to save shot 2 police officers with their 15 the sounds going to your head and. says you know what at the time i get i didn't get into government activism i didn't think anything of it. it's this gusting as a country as we call ourselves the leading country in the world and yet we kill most of our people and i

calling for an end to police violence the special anti robbery squad was shut down last week after massmonstrations in its accused of how disciplined and brutality the u.n. secretary general is urging armenia and azerbaijan to respect a new ceasefire that's only a day old both sides have accused each other of violating the agreement this is the 2nd truce aimed at stopping fighting over the disputed region of the whole know how to block the breakaway province is internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan but it's controlled by ethnic armenians. for some people in azerbaijan there is little hope that the truce will bring peace to the other hamid met residents in the city of conscious who have lost loved ones but want to keep up the fight. guly if i show you where i was sleeping at home with her extended family her nephew is in a critical condition and she wonders what will do future hold now that the family house is gone but she remains defiant. really should fight until the end we are behind the president we believe in our country we believe in our army we believe in our people let

but traditional mass production is still unbeatable a cheap particularly in asia 3 d.printing will have to bring something else to the table like printing several components at once such innovations could enhance the competitive profile of many companies. 3 d. printing is already well known for its ability to produce complex prototypes. the motorcycle designed and built by big rep was finished in time for the expo but company executives say that they'll have to do a better job of giving customers what they want. we all know that for 30 years think about it 30 years there's been a promise made through the industrial customers out there what 3 d. printing can do for them we were talking about speed always fast enough and printing we're talking about precision is that what's coming out of the machine really what we want is a repeatable are we getting the same part over and over again this is what the customer of the industrial customer wants and i think we all agree there's been great disappointment or rounded then that we're going to change today. thanks to some applicat

tensions boil over in israel as demonstrators defy new coronavirus restrictions banning mass gatherings. of paris a major spike in daily covert infections that sees the french capital return to tough lockdown measures. alive and worldwide this is the international from moscow by name calling for a 1st of the troubles in the caucasus and more than a week since a decade's old conflict between armenia and azerbaijan burst back to life there's little sign of peace on the horizon fighting is still raging over the disputed region of nagorno-karabakh the conflicts has roots stretching back more than 3 decades the region is controlled by ethnic armenians but it's internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan has been almost continuous shelling in karabakh capital here are some of the latest pictures. hostilities are now spreading beyond the disputed territory with several towns in azerbaijan being his according to the his every government it claims some was struck by missiles although our media disputes that it was done of reports next from the nagorno-karabakh region things like this one ar

tensions boil over in israel as anti-government demonstrators defy new code for strict sions banning mass gatherings and i made a major spike in daily infections the french capital sees the return of tough luck it's. just gone 5 o'clock in the afternoon here in moscow you would r.t. international now more than a week since a decade's old conflict between armenia and azerbaijan burst back to life there is little sign of peace on the horizon fighting is still raging over the disputed region of the corner kind of back of the conflict has reached retching back more than 3 decades in the region is controlled by ethnic armenians but is internationally recognized as part of as the there's been almost continuous shelling in cutbacks capital here are some of the latest pictures. but hostilities and i spreading to you beyond the disputed territory with several towns and as a push on being hit according to these airy government claims somewhere struck by missiles although on the near the speeds that because don of reports now from me when i cut a back region. scenes like this one common here in the

yeah i think this is dumb depends on that mass middle class identification with both. overspending and over working and being willing to be managed in a very close ways to take drug tests to have a 5th of your performance evaluation be on how happy you seem every work all of those things kind of seep into that into the culture and get taken for granted after a time i mean over here labor did have a about the socialist leadership jeremy corbett he's being replaced by cicada stahmann who says patriotism flags we need the white working class you say in this book there's a misunderstanding of this term white working class in fact it's not a good time at all. yes in the united states the aggrandizement of the middle class in politics which really began with bill clinton's campaign. kind of deliberately confused the terms white working class and middle class so when you were wanting to talk. maybe to a trade union audience in the united states you talk about the white working class and if you were on t.v. for everybody you would you would talk about the middle class and in t

president may last sunday's parliamentary election results that sparked mass riots a former president and prime minister of the central asian state been released from jail amid the chaos with the parliament building set on fire. these around the world the former coronavirus hot spots new york city sees another wave of infections the authorities are rolling out new restrictions starting with a decision now to shut down the city's schools and bring you the latest. talking to about the battle raging on between armenia and azerbaijan still over the disputed region of course with dozens of civilians killed on both sides international humanitarian organizations including the red cross are now expressing alarm. we are seeing and hearing is that people are. terrified and being forced to make really impossible decisions. good morning from russia the 6th of october i'm kevin 0 in here about his world view center with the latest and indeed trouble overnight the talk about 1st the weekend's parliamentary election results maybe an old in the central asian republic of a kind of a star and according

here in los angeles there were tens of thousands every single day up to hundreds thousands in some mass marches and low. actually you youth driven but the global police state was has been on full display here in the united states in the uprising that took place in the aftermath of the murder of george floyd but the larger story here of course is the mega-cities of the world not just the war zone such as in the middle east the mega cities of the world are now the theaters for this global police state and it's where these are these are any qualities are so incredibly excused and so all of the pineapple e of what's when referring to his local police state is unbleached in these in these mega cities and i keep on wanting to emphasize here that part of that is to hold down a mass of humanity from questioning this system and rebelling in the face of one president on one on the artist on his on the culture and of course in fairness to mr arkell mainstream media they did cover the b.l.m. protests quite a lot he told me about how you how you described liberal cultural elites facilitating this gl

tensions boil over in israel as anti-government demonstrators defied new coronavirus restrictions banning mass gatherings. and in paris a major spike in daily code infections there sees the french capital return to tough lockdown measures. international in moscow has just turned 1 in the morning on tuesday here just 14 am in the capital that's where we're starting this hour breaking news there we've been tracking the post-election unrest in for the past few hours now we can tell you that rioters have broken into costanza parliament in protest at disputed elections recently protesters in the central asian states armed with petrol bombs and stones occupied the central square in the capital bishkek earlier on they clashed with police who responded by firing tear gas and stun grenades. the country's health ministry earlier reported that more than 120 people have been injured in the unrest so far about half of them police officers the opposition is demanding a new election as the vote was dominated by the 2 pro-government parties both taking $107.00 out of the $120.00 contested seats many claim tha

disputed poll since then the country's been gripped by mass opposition protests and a violent government crackdown mystical scott wants germany to play a leading role in ending the unarrest. this meeting at the german chancellor berlin is crucial for. she has high expectations of anglo-american as she told the head of the talks. and we think that. in this situation. america has deep sympathy for the protest movement as a former citizen of east germany she's lived through a peaceful revolution which gives her a special understanding of. what i see the courage of these women who take to the streets to call for freedom and to corruption i can only say that i'm amazed i find it truly impressive. thank. women have persisted turning out despite the ongoing violence of the regime nor is continuing her own fight from exile do we see her comrade maria. was put in prison for her own convictions. the protesters want alexander lukashenko who has been in power for 26 years to step down they claim the recent elections that saw him. were rigged. germany and the e.u. agree they've imposed sanctions on l

can be installed in a production line and controlled automatically that's an important step towards mass production. so far 3 d. printing has been used mainly for one off project. just. by the great thing about 3 d. printing is that we can create parts that used to seem impossible was to begin with . classical manufacturing processes simply could not work with certain complex geometry and see such as in furniture in. this gripping device for bro books which is based on the design of the human finger. the device is outfitted with flexible snaps that provide a non-slip grip. plus in that song that i thought out and does the fascinating thing is that our creative process is completely digital with. the engineers can sit down at the computer and just design something. and their imagination is no longer limited by classical production methods such as sawing or milling or didn't need so much was ignored of praise and. this revolutionary new concept may well improves the ways that industry designs manufacture and transport its products. she cargo is home to a number of new high tech companies i

to contain the real and the potential rebellion of what i call in the book surplus humanity and the mass of the downwardly mobile and destabilized and congressionally impoverished global working class and you know very quickly the international labor organization has already reported that one 3rd of humanity that 2000000000 people in the world are at this point what i call surplus humanity structurally marginalized unemployed that have to scratch out a living in an informal economy which is deteriorating and collapsing and then another 1300000000 workers in the world work in extremely precarious condition so we have one half of humanity is in this and misery disagreed and they probably think you're immediately talking about cost if you when this program suggested that class warfare may exist it made the model current times newspaper but you quote warren buffet claiming it's been going on for decades class war and his class won tell me about this in this. connection between class and the global police state then more clearly. sure well let's look at it global inequalities have reached unp

mass death, mass unemployment, mass hunger and suffering among children.his two sides in congress to be addressing those challenges together, now more than ever while so many are so fearful about tomorrow. the rules that the senate goes by and the agreement the senate makes needs to stand for something. that's how i felt when i negotiated with a $600 a week unemployment insurance boost in march. the treasury secretary for the republicans agreed to it but at the last minute, republican senators pretended otherwise and tried to vote it out of the bi bill. think about that. it was an agreement between both sidesha and one thing senate republicans wanted to do was break the agreement and keep working to get them money to pay the rent and the food bill. at a time they had been laid off through no fault of their own. another example is unfolding right before our eyes. until a few weeks ago, peter mcconnell and chairman graham would have toldas you it was the 11th commandment carved in stone, no election year supreme court appointment. again, republicans were bac

tensions boil over in israel as anti-government demonstrators defy new coronavirus restrictions banning mass gatherings. the french capital return to tough lockdown measures. welcome to world news from r.t. international 1st to the troubles in the caucasus more than a week since the decade's old conflict between armenia and azerbaijan burst back to life there's little sign of peace on the horizon fighting is still raging over the disputed region. the conflict has roots stretching back more than 3 decades the region is controlled by ethnic armenians but it's internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan there's been almost continuous shelling in capital here's some footage filmed by the defense ministry. hostilities are now spreading beyond the disputed territory with several towns in azerbaijan being hit according to these arab government it claims that some were struck by missiles or by well meaning speech that he goes down off reports next from the troubled region. things like this one common here in the go and i care about in fact this tiny village alone was battered by 6 massive missi

results may be an old that's according to a cuba gives presidential spokesman one person has died in mass riots over the disputed votes the country's health ministry is reporting around 600 people have been injured with more than 100 taken to hospital. and i will forward to you this president and prime minister both convicted of corruption of been released after demands from demonstrators the current residence urging protest organizers to be reasonable after protesters occupy the central square in the capital bishkek the health ministry is reporting more than $600.00 injuries around half of those are police officers your position is demanding in parliament reelection as the vote was dominated by the 2 pro-government parties taking $107.00 of $120.00 contested seats and many claim the vote was rigged after opposition parties was said to failed to meet the minimum threshold needed to win any seat district central squares previously when the flashpoint of 2 revolutions in 2005 and 10 for the last decade though the former soviet republic has enjoyed relative stability. and to our top story mo

, the president of the european commission says it's essential to prepare the infrastructure for a massaccination programme. the member states will all get vaccines at the same time and at the same conditions based on their share of the eu population. drive—through polling stations help to break early voting records in texas, but campaigners fear there's scope for voter suppression in the lone star state. voting should not be hard. voting should be everyone‘s privilege. france is now in the highest level of security alert, after three people were killed in a knife attack in a church in nice. the suspect, reported to be a 21—year—old tunisian national who'd only recently arrived in the country is in a critical condition in hospital after being shot by police. the attack happened less than a fortnight after an islamist extremist beheaded a teacher outside a school in the suburbs of paris. lucy williamson sent this report from nice. gunfire. notre—dame today was not a place of refuge. not for the attacker, nor for those he killed. inside these walls, a churchwarden and two worshipers becam

the uk's health secretary says the government is preparing for a mass rollout of the coronavirus vaccine in the first half of next year. there are reports that some hospitals are preparing to receive their first batches as early as next week. president trump is being accused of giving up the fight against covid-19 after his chief of staff conceded that the u.s. is not going to control the pandemic. our white house correspondent has more. >> this is something that has been seized on by the arrival of the u.s. president, the democratic presidential nominee, joe biden, who has accused this administration of waving the white flag, if you will, essentially throwing up its hands in terms of trying to contain this. it's a stark contrast to what the biden -- what biden says he would do as president, that he would make it mandatory for people to wear masks. he himself has been wearing a mask and has been social distancing in advance he has been holding-- in events he has been holding, in contrast the president's rallies. >> president erdogan has -- on saturday, he questioned president emmanuel ma

between lebanon's president and various political groups he resigned from the job last year following mass anti-government protests against the acute economic crisis and corruption the european parliament's highest honor for freedom of thought the socket off prize is going to the opposition movement in belarus dozens have been staging nationwide protests and strikes calling for an end to president alexander lukashenko 26 year rule he was declared the winner of an election in august but many believe that vote was rigged and the news continues here on al-jazeera in about half an hour after the full report thanks very much indeed for being with me good bye for now. i am sequencers i have a question these days it's hard to filter out the noise and keep track of what's really important to you the bottom line tackles the big issues this is shaping the united states its people its economy and the way it deals with the rest of the world the bottom line only on al-jazeera and. the nation and through voice and openly for. the. imbalance many feel they have been silent long enough and that a 26 year

a heavy handed response from security personnel led to stunning scenes of mass protest in the streets of santiago and other chilean cities. dozens died during riots arson and looting that caused extensive damage and prompted a military presence on the streets. but the peaceful protesters persevered calling for an overhaul of she lays social and economic model and gaining a key demand a vote on whether to toss out the old magna carta the constitution adopted during the brutal 17 year dictatorship of general augusto pinochet which ended in 1900 a period when thousands were tortured killed or they were disappeared. this will be a historic event for the 1st time in the history of the republic we will be consulted on whether or not we want a new constitution and who should drafted. the subway stations were cleaned up after the demonstrations and writing a year ago but emotions have been peaking again. peaceful anti-government demonstrations last sunday were marred by the burning of churches vandals cheering the collapse of a church spire not what those promoting a yes vote on a change to t

that in mind, the president of the european commission has said that preparations should begin for a massll get vaccines at the same time and at the same conditions based on their share of the eu population they have and this is already fixed with the member states, we have already agreed on that. until then it is a return for some europeans to almost empty streets. let's get some of the day's other news. the big tech companies have reported their latest results with demand for their products surging during the pandemic. amazon continues to be one of the biggest winners — with sales of $96 billion in the last quarter. facebook reported 2.5 billion daily users on average across its platforms in september — up 15% from a year ago. the uk labour party has suspended jeremy corbyn over his reaction to a highly critical report on anti—semitism within the party under his leadership. the report found the party had been responsible for unlawful harassment and discrimination. the current leader, sir keir starmer, has promised to implement key recommendations. hundreds of families living in a camp i

they don't ya i hope that next sunday we will have a mass for turnout in favor of the new constitution that we need but i am message that was marred by acts of shocking violence carried out by a few against the will of a vast majority who want to express their hopes the social change at the ballot box you see in human al-jazeera sonthi al. there's anger in argentina over workers' rights and job losses during the coronavirus pandemic hundreds of people are marched through want to say it is calling on the government to protect jobs and raise the minimum wage the economy was already in crisis before the pandemic hit and months of lock time have only made the situation worse it's estimated just under half the population is living in poverty. police in guinea have fired tear gas and warning shots as opposition supporters who are claiming victory in the presidential election they say their candidate. won the vote although final results aren't expected for days reports. this is when the trouble start not enough observers too many votes to count election officials say a record number of gettin

why he thinks lockdowns mass testing in mosques though told. all of them all coming up in today's going on the ground 1st we're just days ahead of the u.s. presidential election which will have a global impact as a global coronavirus pandemic continues to take lives not least in the united states itself let's go straight to the white house and speak to one of president trump's closest coronavirus advisors professor scott atlas thank you so much god for coming on you interpret the data how bad is covidien in the usa i'm sure you know that the democrat leaning mainstream media says it's corona virus that could spell the end of the trump presidency. ok well thanks for having me well i mean it is a it's a it's a deadly pandemic there's no under stating that we've had 230000 lies roughly lost and from the from the virus and certainly many many loss from the policy of shutdowns so it's tragic there's no question about that but if you want to know what's happening right now i think there's a gross distortion that has sort of been a typical of the repo

we continue to pursue our policy of disrupting those who proliferate weapons of mass destruction. libya has disarmed, the a cue calm network has been brought to justice. and as well we are pursuing a strategy of freedom around the world, because i understand free nations will reject terror, free nations will answer the hope and aspirations of the people, free nations will help us achieve the piece we all want. >> new question, mister president two minutes. do you believe the election of senator carry on november the 2nd would increase the chances of being hit by another 9/11 terrorist attack? >> i don't believe it's gonna happen. i believe i'm gonna win because the american people know i know how to lead. i've shown the american people in know how to lead. i understand everyone in this country doesn't agree with all the decisions i make. i've made some tough decisions. but people know where i stand. people out there in listening know what i believe. and that's how best it is to keep the beast. peace. this nation of ours has done a solemn duty to defeat this ideology of hate and th

a mass rally seem to impossible. alina daughter for help.because it's a new girl because of her father. to some of the most. hostile market. finally and her friend white auto protester. thank you for months 3 months. last night and you look really good. the. pundits are detained that morning but still more than 100000 people managed to gather. and yet even odds of out without the storm that's not what it really doesn't look both as more than. the rest though a bit. below. 0. point 000000 was. the. black yes yes yes yes yes. that might be better i think. we can we move. more so you eat and he said that. would have worked out for my book warrior story should strive for you. just go home the to my yard your to this but there you you you fool which of are you. ready to take your me who would be. credible are you not my ghosts in your speech now study you. need any period yet for sure still bratz was the only thing ever. with yeah he knew you. to be. the best you can be the. mayor of haiti was still there but then there's much in the village here

and people were using mass and the cases exploded it's through those times frank that's fact x. and not arguable that a light number on that was what's in that village is this and i just take it back and let me finish it you broke the astral the 2nd part that was in that suite that was deleted were no comments from me whatsoever simply literal quotes from the w.h.o. website from the center for evidence based medicine oxford professor anikin from the study of the c.d.c. on its alonzo's were quotes there was not even an opinion expressed. yet somehow the facts that are contrary to 8 beliefs are deleted from twitter i think this is a bigger issue than mass is the deletion of that tweet that a bigger issue is that sometimes we're in a world now it seems that somehow information that is contrary to what people want to have you did you did you complaining to did you complain to to it because you obviously have a constitution that guarantees rees reach in the affected states as one of this 100 bratt right now that constitution is under threat and i think this is a muslim they say. what

deprived of its second class mailing privileges, the masses was forced to shut down. courts throughout the country followed the second circuit in deferring to the administration's expansive interpretation of the espionage packed. okay. if the nclb failed to shield its clients from the espionage act, it proved moderately more successful and it's fall back task. according to baldwin, even judicial defeats could show up miscarriage of justice. and thereby stimulate change. indeed, motivated by cases like the masses, progressive outlets began by the fall of 1918 to feature ambivalent appeals to free speech. the nation insisted, october, that, quote, the right to free speech must be upheld throughout the country. that freedom of legitimate criticism must not be denied. in the new republic, they philosopher john do we initially doubted the prospect of widespread suppression, though he enjoyed the irony of, quote, ultra socialists rallying to the sanctity of individual rights and constitutional guarantees. two months later, do we revised his views. he remained skeptical of c

basis of a virtual campaign for weeks now that the trump campaign may have to pivot away from its mass gatherings no social distancing very few mosques within the crowds to a campaign that is rooted in the reality of covert 19 a reality that has struck a very fiercely at the very heart of the republican campaign that being the president of the united states or mike thanks very much mike hanna reporting let's speak now to dr daniel new see who is our joint professor of infectious disease that georgetown university joins us. scott from hanover in new hampshire go to d.c. welcome we were talking about this just before the statement from sean connolly and discussing the risk factors the president has being 74 and overweight it seems as if he's in pretty good shape. yes based on the press conference that we just heard by a group of 10 of his health care providers doctors and nurses and clinical pharmacists. it seems that he is stable and perhaps has improved a bit in terms of less cost no fever not on oxygen at this time. his blood tests were reported for his liver function and for his kidn

we still have a stagnant air mass overhead, a warm air mass.ou can see all the fog from, say, the central coast, san luis obispo down to southern california. for the bay area, still a big dominant ridge of high pressure is in control of our weather. as you look at the view from mt. tam, you can see all the haze here. looking at moderate air quality in parts of the north bay, the east bay, and south bay. we need some wind, we need to get in another system that will knock this one out. and in fact we are looking at a little bit of cooling in terms of our winds kicking up later on today and tomorrow. 69 in mountain view. that's very mild, as well as oakland. 51 in gilroy. mid-60s downtown. another view from our east bay camera with the haze out there. inland valleys have been really warm. everyone has been really warm. and today, still some 90s out there for sure. 68 by the delta, 59 in santa rosa, 62 in livermore. you saw those live pictures. you can tell the air quality, less than ideal in parts of bay area. right now it's good in the north bay.

have one specific part of joe biden's legacy his support for the patriot act which authorized the mass of valence of the u.s. population we speak to award winning photographer jeff minimal stein about the death of our privacy all of them all coming up in today's going underground a 1st we're just over 2 weeks away from a u.s. presidential election that will take place amid a global pandemic a looming economic catastrophe and an impending climate crisis the man leading in the polls are headed old trump like his predecessor hillary clinton is joe biden a seasoned senator who some in the united states see as a potential return to normal after 4 years of trump but is he really the solution the united states needs or has his nearly 50 years in politics been emblematic of the problems that have led the country to this stage for mass incarceration and the war on drugs to imperialism a new book he has today's man the case against joe biden looks at the veterans out of his career all the way back to his days as a public defender and it's all the broader markets edge joins me now via skype from

it is the regime's first program of mass murder carried out against its own citizens. the overwhelming number of people who died in the euthanasia program where arians, ws.-je this program was before the holocaust by about two years. to give a little background, 1939,ing in october of they initiated a child euthanasia program, which murdered over 10,000 disabled children during the war years through starvation and overdoses of medication. have anry 1940, you adult program to parallel that murder of german defense, toddlers, and juveniles. this was codenamed operation t4. here you see the villa, that was used as a nerve center for the program. the days ofs hit in world war ii and stood right about where the philharmonic stands now. the nazis take the [indiscernible] for this villa, and they use this to create the codename for the organization, which is operation t4. what the operation does is to move individuals from their home facility to eventually one of six centralized killing centers throughout germany and austria. within hours of their arrival, .atients are just -