a life-saving bone marrow transplant to missy jenetti.ling cancer. his donation worked. dan admits he's becoming like family. >> we became really close. we would text all the time and call each other, giving updates on her health. she'd always talk about her new sweet tooth she developed. she said she got it from me. she probably did. >> as her friendship grew, so did dan's athletic drive signing up for his first half-distance ironman and the time missy was cured. >> we dedicated the race to her for her cure and raised money for be the match. >> sadly missy passed away in 2016, but now dan has made it his mission to honor her, teaming up with her husband pat to raise money for be the match. >> i knew this was maybe the next step for me to continue her legacy and something that always had reminded me of her. >> this weekend he'll compete in his own full ironman, biking 112 miles, swimming 2.4 and running 26.2. to most of us that seems like a lot, but dan says the real act of heroism is something much more simple. >> i just hope that people

in this particular example it is not it is made to be serving assumptions that the problem is just missy as president you know they live in as a say a going out president is that the censor election committee. that so there's no possibility of a recount and there's no possibility to check which means that has to be another election if we question whether this is a this is something that the e.u. may well cross for but it's not doing that it is saying that we recognize directly or indirectly by accepting it and ask at that behind us level in brussels that she is the leader and that if you're reading into it that the only people who actually recognize. what they say and they do the same as caffein about this they have not recognized that dissent is the gist missy only the latvians have said that she's actually president better than due respect i mean the economy and we can become very legalistic here and both look at schenker and they're the russian government has a long tradition of being legalistic that if you accept somebody of the highest level and enough to has been accepted by but it

there was no missy and we're going to update on the cease fire negotiations in moscow on the issue of the border local obama and is a war on coal but also open forum populism on the left and right. just silly law that the vilest of all the august. of one macau one quiet body not. out of the. clear we hope to be but there are here are some friends of the us are still so but the sole bill hoping to do something to sit. down. with charlie for. the value of the house and it was a full alibi i was also going to bomb us as well with someone of that double booked a half. hour. you. one way when we look at the various populations of the homeless population and you see that in the poverty realm and how many are world how many are of this number of drug addicted this number a mentally ill what is it they all have and. we wiped out affordable housing and that created almost no illness existed prior to 1903 racism existed prior to 983 you know drug addiction existed prior to 983 so we know those are issues we know those are issues throughout our to mean that isn't the homeless issue because those

have appeared in a german court 5 years off to manufacturers were caught cheating emission tests for missy allergies among the fast to be tried over what was dubbed diesel gate box bargain and its subsidiaries admitted in 2015 to breaking vehicles to high toxic emissions. this is al-jazeera these are your top stories brazil has recorded more than a 1000 daily coronavirus deaths for the 2nd time in a week for him the total number to nearly 143002nd only to the united states it's the worst affected country in latin america which is the global epicenter of the pandemic overall the region accounts for more than 30 percent of all coronavirus related deaths worldwide and nearly 30 percent of infections. monica yannick e.u. has moved from rio de janeiro everybody is out and about as if nothing were happening that's pretty much the case for example it's very hot here in rio de janeiro it's winter but it's been very hot it's a very hot season all over brazil and people are out on the beach no social distancing no masks they're out in bars and restaurants and the government also doesn't give a good

do so missy and we're going to update on the cease fire negotiations in moscow a media issue of the border and is a war on coal but also for populism and the left and right. a fragile truce it takes effect in the disputed region of not go to knock out a buck but reports of shelling come from both sides our correspondent is in the heart of the conflict zone reporting on the devastation and how locals. i can see it has been razed to the ground but it has been battered by so many many calibers sizes and types. coronavirus cases rise sharply in northern england with hospitals preparing for even worse well government guidelines so confusion. and the french president's plan to clamp down on radical islam threatens to teach him a lesson after outrage erupts over his idea to.

neither can the gulf south louisiana, missi miles away from their origin that's a big, big problem to firefighters. >> al, they just cannot catch a break. neither can the gulf south form. louisiana, mississippi on the target zone again. >> yeah.e tropical storm watches this is hard to believe. again, this system, hurricane zeta has formed. it's a record breaker forming about five weeks earlier than normal the last time we had zeta was in 2005 it will hit th we have tropical storm watches and hurricane watches stretching from central louisiana all the way to the florida panhandle coast. zeta is a category 1 storm 80 mile per hour winds moving west at 10. it will hit the yucatan peninsula tonight and back out into the gulf. we're not expecting right now for it to strengthen because there's colder water, wind sheer. tomorrow afternoon we'll start flooding rainfall, to see rain all along the gulf coast from this. makes landfall sometime shep late wednesday night new orleans again in that cone of uncertainty flooding rainfall, strong winds. storm surge of anywhere from 2 to 6 feet. if you

missy has never won the cup, nor burnell do with portugal, so my book still goes to pele.rd: in the u.s., some lucky residents of the brookfield zoo in chicago have been getting some early halloween treats including chimps, lions, and a five month old snow leopard. look at the pumpkins. some of the gourds were carved and filled with a variety of spooky items such as bones. others just contained human favorites -- fruit, spices, and even meet. you're watching "dw news." i will be back after a short break with "the day." please join me. don't forget you can get more information and other news around the clock on our website, dw.com. thanks for watching. ♪ ♪ >> are watching france 24 live from paris. stories making world headlines. france has set another record with 42,000 cases reported in the last 24 hours. the country has eclipsed one million cases nationwide. the majority of the population will be under a nighttime curfew as of midnight tonight. protests in poland for a second night. thousands gather to speak out against a high court ruling outlawing abortions in most cas

>> missy elliott, right? >> missy elliott, okay. >> whit has been dancing for awhile now.i feel like he's going to throw out one of his shoulders. >> i already did, the rotator cuff. >> we're playing that song because let's see how your workout compares to these guys, first, check out how they take push-ups to like a whole new level. their energy off the charts as they bound right up and then like change places and then do it again. as if that's not enough they really start to show off by performing those flips in between and it seems that's just for starters. >> okay, come on now. >> this is ridiculous. >> the routine gets harder and harder. >> i feel like i got my cardio for the day by just watching this. >> you could do this, no. >> you and rob, right. >> you know, like whit, i've got some bursitis issues so -- >> i would be afraid someone would land on me when they were flipping like that. >> ice up, dan, we'll hit the gym. >> yeah, let's see what that video looks like. >> but if we do we'll record it. >>> by the way, "gma" is now two hours on saturday. coming up, the

you asked me if i am an atheist with that a near death experience yes and maybe you'll even have a missy experiences so far when we look at the dozens of tests in venice we have is very hard for me to predicts we have very religious people who have these experiences sometimes they will indeed read this as something that brings them closer to god that they will become more religious but not necessarily and also vice versa so i think it's not just i a very religious person so i have this or that near death experience i think there is this a biological substrates will often run out of options and now we're talking about assisted dash for those who lost consciousness for avar. so in your opinion does that mean that we quaid being conscious with being alive in a sense so when my heart beats and my body functions but my brain is unresponsive coklat cognitively dad am i still a life it's. a very important question where. we as a definition for death ok well done that is when your heart and lungs and brain cease to function and areas are simple then say this is more complicated when a decision i

also here that's the kind it would to choose from when he's an opera missis is going to choose. he or she wants us to weigh in for the orchestra and i think this week. commands inquest and i was truly just a scottish where there was a wire director lying she always this. this quarter swear record this quote this will have never been to a before school teacher with various you know. what is going to be a part of the college at the same time is running with it. since becoming. benjamin barely has time to sleep he spends much of his time on the phone with. second this upcoming. very important social occasion and norway. has also provided crucial employment for young people. this. is very. lengthy 5. any time soon. you know reveal. branches of his business in countries where people will be able to hide. this. now it's fun to watch the pall bearers studio work. with someone else thank you very much. well guys this is where we draw the curtains on the show thanks for joining us and i hope you enjoyed our music journey if you want to get in touch with us send us an e-mail via 77 of d.w

do it because it's what i love and i want to share it with others i don't need to be paid you know missy down there may not have got me. meanwhile on in the am has got some bad news the lease on her beloved studio is not going to be renewed. but i don't know won't let herself be miserable for a long on words and a ports. 6 open a new studio a new baby somewhere else. the winds of change are blowing in havana. thanks to the many young women challenging the patriarchy and living their own individual cuban way. this week in our series global ideas we venture out on to the chaotic streets of nairobi 60 percent of the global population now lives in cities and nairobi has 4500000 inhabitants twice as many as 20 years ago traffic has badly affected the city's air quality and carbon emissions continue to rise from year to year our reporter thomas howes i've met some of the entrepreneurs' pioneering a switch to electric mobility. it's still early when leroy miner heads into the public to stricken districts of nairobi to deliver fresh projects. it's pouring with rain which is unusual at this time

. >> reporter: local artists barrett and missy started painting them. >> 60 boards had been done by 50ists >> reporter: now those plywood murals taken down and transformed into voting booths encouraging residents in minority communities to register. >> most of the time we just feel unheard. >> if just one more person votes because of the artwork we did a good job. >> reporter: a cell phone link in each booth assists with registering. >> i think it's beautiful. >> reporter: philip and natalia check it out in a booth from a mural on their store. >> i'm glad that it continues to live on in a positive manner. >> reporter: democracy is indeed a masterpiece. kevin tibbles, nbc news, chicago. >> what a creative idea that's "nightly news" for this thursday. thank you for watching, everyone i'm lester holt. please take care of yourself and each other. good night ♪ ♪ i get up in the evening ♪ and i ain't got nothing to say ♪ ♪ i come home in the morning ♪ i go to bed feeling the same way ♪ ♪ i ain't nothing but tired ♪ man i'm just tired and bored with myself ♪ ♪ hey there baby i could use just

orchid group without letting on madrid salzburg and lokomotiv moscow in another standout group little missies barcelona will clash with cristiana right now those eventers. you wait for also announced clubs could fill 30 percent of their stadiums with home fans if local authorities agree amid the coronavirus pandemic the ceremony in geneva also saw denmark's ardor pick up the women's best player award last season she want to for fleeting cup double with germany's vosburgh. i'm super are not to achieve this award. it's one of the biggest awards you can you can achieve individually. so i am super happy and proud german football is dominating like never before. to the n.f.l. where this weekend's game between the tennessee titans and pittsburgh steelers has been moved to later in the season after positive coronavirus tests among titans players and staff the league had initially planned to postpone sunday's game by just a day or 2 the titans practice facility remains closed and the n.f.l. has now accepted a longer delay the league will announce a new date for the game later. and you're up to that a

could group without letting on madrid salzburg and lokomotiv moscow in another standout group little missies barcelona will clash with cristiana right now those event as you wait for also announced clubs could fill 30 percent of their stadiums with home fans if local authorities agree amid the coronavirus pandemic. the sentiment in geneva also sold denmark's to pick up the women's best player award last season's you want to fulfill even book double with germany's vote. i'm honored. to achieve this award. is one of the biggest awards you can you can achieve individually. so i am super happy and proud german football is dominating like never before. now how do a limp excuse keep fit during the off season preparing to make many had to travel abroad but in australia freestyle skiers are now able to hit the slopes year round thanks to a new water around while the flying kangaroos are making a splash in brisbane as they practice aerial jumps with wet suits instead of ski suits athletes can reach speeds of up to 70 kilometers an hour on the plastic ramps . great stuff the pandemic is especially cha

not her real name she was 16 when she fell pregnant her mother wanted to finish school so she forced missy to abort the baby for fear of repercussions she hides her face. i went to a local medicine man i stayed there for 3 days he gave me herbal medicine and i took it and. on the 2nd day i started seeing blood in that i was very afraid. there were people who were aboard and they seemed fine so i mean i thought i would die if you feel. it's estimated that in kenya 7 women die each day from unsafe abortions abortions are illegal unless the mother's life or health is in danger or if there's a rape case that's why women come to this man he's well known for carrying out a bush and so along with other procedures even though he has no medical training mercy came here to she paid the equivalent of 8 euros for the abortion in the interview however he denies performing abortions but still he wants to hide his identity. i know. given an injection drug and they're sent home so the pregnancy can terminate there many of these women die if there are lucky they do die if they're lucky the pregnancy termin

what has to change anything missy get it get. murder victim cannot go to concerns agree . times to change in this country until it does the protests will go on that already reshaping consciousness among the turkish people. for i raised my voice and expressed my rage and sought out the solidarity of other when i was so far more vulnerable to abusive behavior from men and it wasn't just any event all women experience the same things we see and experience them every day to do it on. the tragedy of the from. at least inspiring resistance movement among tuckey's women. the guy creator and russia is one of the largest permafrost craters in the world and although it's located in one of the coldest regions on earth in siberia it too is facing the effects of the climate crisis the ice is thawing increasing the craters size year by year the rising temperatures are an alarming development and they could affect the livelihood of people like cousinly if he needs the colds to keep supplies for his community fresh his warehouse is like nothing you've ever seen before. deep in the heart o

the move and said that the only way towards peace is by relying on international law and egypt to missy which means that israel should be ending its occupation of palestinian lands before it normalizes the relations were not only talking about the gulf now we're talking about africans the that could open the door for more countries to fill the food it is the country where this really knows some it was born know to normalization or recovery mission or fees with israel without it ending its occupation as we've heard that the nose have now turned into 3 yeses for palestinians the arab league has failed to adopt a draft resolution to condemn normalization which they believe has opened the door for more than normalization pacifically under the trump administration this is an administration that they believe has been giving israel and its prime minister netanyahu one gift after the other and for political analysts we've spoken to they believe that palestinians backs are against the wall and they can only now hope with after losing regional support and having a poor economic situation that the

stage from says president not call has apparently become the go to man ladies and gentlemen my 1st missy each he said france is back france is back at the core of for europe. it's up to you to write your history but the role of frances to be in a friendship by your side from syria to libya wrong to the sun hell mccaughan has fingers in many pies high profile interventions have kept the international media fixated on him but as bold as they have been many of his cause celeb are seemingly in tractable this week alone he's been asked to mediate in belarus called for a cease fire in conjunction with russian president putin between as a by shon and armenia and made his feelings over recent well known developments in lebanon for all his efforts how much success has he achieved we have a president who is a sort of suck big. time he proposed meet you surely each time you proposed going for answer something that i doubt but . no one success until now on the result for example we were active on leave and use there is no result we were active and there was no result we want to be active in belarus

there was no missy and we're going to update on the cease fire negotiations in moscow on the issue of the border local and is a war on coal but also for a populace of the left and right. now imagine a town say we're going underground ahead of what was shed able to be the 2nd us presidential debate in florida as u.s. so-called mainstream media reports on a republic that appears to be on the verge of civil war hyper polarized by race class and injustice coming out of the show the hand of god mainstream media wrong to condemn president trump as a racist we speak to a member of the president's executive transition team possible scores who says donald trump is the most pro black president ever to occupy the oval office having personally blessed him from cleveland to 1600 pennsylvania avenue and we find out why a trump supporting retired u.s. army major is now calling on americans to vote biden arris all the civil coming up in today's going on the ground the 1st mainstream media airwaves have been full of speculation about u.s. supreme court hearings in the senate amid brutal accusations th

group without letting on madrid sulzberger and lokomotiv moscow in another standout group little missies barcelona will clash with cristiana right now those eventers. you wait for also announced clubs could fill 30 percent of their stadiums with home fans if local authorities agree amid the coronavirus pandemic the ceremony in geneva also saw denmark's piniella harder pick up the women's best player award last season she want to fulfil even book double with germany's vosburgh yeah i'm super are not to achieve this award. it's one of the biggest awards you can you can achieve individually. so i am super happy and proud german football is dominating like never before. to the n.f.l. where this weekend's game between the tennessee titans and pittsburgh steelers has been moved to light it in the season off to several positive coronavirus test among titans plays and stuff the league had initially planned to postpone sunday's game by just the diodes but the titans practice facility remains closed and the n.f.l. has now accepted a long good delay the league will announce a new date for the game

north korea will not launch a missi missile, nor iran trying to make some move, because the president is in the hospital. both helicopters close to walter reed now. he should be there very, very soon. >> it is a very, very -- >> looks like they're just about landing at walter reed. a massive facility with some of the best doctors in the world. and he will have at his disposal any doctors he probably wants, any specialists. the secret service, also, they've been with him for days. >> and there we see, there is the pictures earlier of the president walking out to the helicopter, wearing that mask. thumbs up from the president. his signature sign right there. and a small wave. >> i suspect very much he wanted that picture, walking himself to the helicopter with those masks on. >> absolutely. >> you see the staff around him, pro protecting themselves as well. and the president by wearing a mask, protecting them. >> jen ashton, he seems to be walking relatively comfortably up those stairs heading into marine one. and we were discussing, this can take so much out of you. >> absolutely, geor

this was a pretty good to join the comprehensive test ban treaty that that was and you could have the missi to american saves that we won't be discussing who kerry has for nuclear weapons. let's go out and wear hats when you're in that sense to that means that america wants to introduce each school you're doing and need a subject up to do the conversation tactical nuclear weapons leagues non-strategic nuclear weapons and we always see very clearly to them and then they are. trying to squeeze 1000000 danes were going to category of weapons and which direction the su discussion police. tactical. we've got of commit. or had a we look to from any territory which is not the territory of your country and we have such that you can weapons in 5 native countries will show you but in addition to that violation of the nonproliferation treaty america is now. inviting. and involving native countries in trading will how to use these weapons which is a blight and a violation or literally as this. instead of leveling the big game we will see it in my platform talks by will draw we got these weapons because

a breakthrough and hopes for a last in peace missy's fire between armenia and azerbaijan has now come into force in a go no karabakh just a few hours ago but with some conflicting reports on violations coming from both sides in istanbul picks up the story. we've had reports from media about azerbaijan the forces attempting to carry out offensive operations in the south of calabar we've also heard from the as it about johnny side which is accuse the armenians of looted an artillery strikes so there are mixed reports coming from both sides but i must say i have never seen a ceasefire take hold at the appointed me this appointed hour nevertheless we have positive messages from from the armenian and the as their budget inside regarding this ceasefire the latest has been from as a budget president i live who has said that the time for military escalation the military part of this conflict in its latest escalation is now over now is the time for the go she asians of india also saying that it is hopeful that these negotiations will it at last lead to a breakthrough we have also heard from on

have appeared in a german court 5 years after manufacturers were caught cheating emission tests for missy allergies among the fires to be tried ever what was dubbed diesel gate box bogen and its subsidiaries admitted in 2015 to breaking vehicles to high toxic emissions. this is al-jazeera these are your top stories brazil has recorded more than 1000 daily coronavirus deaths for the 2nd time in a week for game the total number to nearly 143002nd.

this they have not recognized the scent as the jets missy but only the latvians have said that she's actually present and then they don't hear is that i mean they can be and we can become very legalistic here and both look at shankar and the russian government has a long tradition of being legalistic that if you accept somebody of the highest level and enough guy has been accepted by it but it hasn't all european institutions he's negotiating a package for democrats want to get out of this thing that annoys her with the status even without you know putting it formal press release out i mean it's also about symbols is it not yeah but you know i mean negotiating is a loaded term i mean she's gone suppressors and she's talking to them by except to ask who exactly as who and that i mean as the a member of the coordination house which is a self appointed buddy in order to negotiate but you know in that sense we see she normally won the elections or at least the likes of falsified i'm not sure but then they set up as a party to have a negotiation and then it's looking about a transitional

israel and lebanon are arguing over maritime rights so can these disputes be contains does the plough missy still have a chance this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm dreading turkey's renewed size makes survey in the eastern mediterranean has reignited tensions with greece both nato members claim the right to drill the same area is believed to be rich in natural gas athens considers the redeployments of a turkish vessel in disputed waters a major escalation and says it will push for a u.s. sanctions against turkey ankara insists the operations are within its continental shelf and its responding to provocations by athens it had pulled the vessel out of the waters last month saying it would encourage diplomacy but president. says greece and cyprus have failed to fulfill their promises and now the turkish leader has threatened to take action. out of you then we will continue to give the response they deserve in the field to greece and the greek cypriot administration who have not kept their promises during talks within the e.u. and nato platforms where both countries had a

not her real name she was 16 when she fell pregnant her mother wanted to finish school so she forced missy to abort the baby for fear of repercussions she hides her face. in there i went to a local medicine man i stayed there for 3 days he gave me herbal medicine and i took it and. on the 2nd day i started seeing blood in that i was very afraid. there were people who were aboard and they seemed fine in that i thought i would die. the. it's estimated that in kenya 7 women die each day from unsafe abortions abortions are illegal unless the mother's life or health is in danger or if there's a rape case that's why women come to this man he's well known for carrying out abortions along with other procedures even though he has no medical training mercy came here too she paid the equivalent of 8 euros for the abortion in the interview however he denies performing abortions but still he wants to hide his identity. i'm not. given an injection drug unless sent home so the pregnancy can terminate there many of these women die if there are lucky they do die if they're lucky the pregnancy terminate saf

missy spritz suddenly it all went quiet. and that's always a bad sign that something that happened most posts here this. week that i was running over to the scene of the accident with the cameraman. who should be along the way i found enough and it was already crying. the show. the swath. of dumb it down became clear. that he hadn't survive the start. even once we arrived we started shooting his foot had been practically charron off under the guardrail at fuso make the suit. take of the scene break out of the car had swerved left at a right angle only. of . the center for the late tim and one 3rd to his injuries were fatal to a q. for he went under the rail which tore his leg of. the existing rail rammed into his chest 2 of. us was a. governess and passed away at the monza medical center. his fellow drivers was shocked at what had happened and how. dennis hume was in the car directly behind the austrian. just went to iran. and you're down to riding in a suddenly just going very quick the left engine in the middle we got righ

after 1919, self-determination became an essential principle of international widget missy where it persisted. franklin roosevelt, who had served the wilson administration and spent a few days in paris as part of the u.s. administration. franklin roosevelt recommitted to that principle during world war ii when he compelled the reluctant winston churchill to be included specifically inside the atlantic charter. churchill had to go back and explain why that didn't apply to india and other british possessions. fdr also took it further, particularly as it applies to territories outside of europe. this is research i am working on right now so i could talk about it at length. indeed, support for self-determination's and their incorporation into institutions of international governments where the two main elements of the international order that the united states did go on established at the end of world war ii. can i say world war ii here at the world war i museum? of course, what fdr did not sufficiently account for his attention at the center of the u.s. advocacy, and the tension is this. what if

could group without letting go madrid salzburg and lokomotiv moscow in another standout group little missies barcelona will clash with christiana right now those eventers you wait for also announced clubs could fill 30 percent of their stadiums with home fans if local authorities agree amid the coronavirus pandemic the ceremony in geneva also saw denmark's piniella harder pick up the women's best player award last season she want to fall for league and cup double with germany's valse bug. i'm soo go on. to achieve this award. it's one of the biggest awards you can you can achieve individually. so i am super happy and proud german football is dominating like never before. you're watching the news is a reminder of off all top stories with one months to go on till he faces reelection the u.s. president almost from past been affected by the throng of doctors from the frontal took of the both he and 1st lady justice folks to focus on to trump the 74 years old but in a high risk profile of the beast as diagnosis comes fulfill to post presidential aides picked also tested positive for the whole. ti

group without letting go much rid sulzberger and lokomotiv moscow in another standout group little missies barcelona will clash with cristiana ronaldo is your venters. you wait for also announced clubs could fill 30 percent of their stadiums with hope fans if local authorities agree amid the coronavirus pandemic the ceremony in geneva also saw denmark's piniella harder pick up the women's best player award last season she want to fulfil even got double with germany's vosburgh. i'm super are not there to achieve this award. it's one of the biggest awards you can you can achieve individually. so i am super happy and proud german football is dominating like never before. and you're up to that and you can stay that way any time by visiting us online the d w dot com and downloading the de coverley up and also follow us on instagram and twitter handle there is at the doubling up next christine and one is in with 8 of the news africa for now though i'm at the house for me in the thing thanks for joining us. where i come from we have to fight for a free press and was born and raised in a military

>> speech, religion, press, assembly -- speech, press, religion, assembly -- what am i missi missing?edress. >> you said you were having flashbacks of rick perry. i had to smile on that one. it is concerning to you. >> yeah, what was it, when rick perry forgot -- i don't even -- >> energy, wasn't it? i think it was energy. >> yeah, it was the function of something and then he ended up becoming the secretary. it's one of those things that i'm not planning on -- you know, i'm not a judge, i'm a professor of law, i'm not going to be in front of the senate for hearings on those kinds of things. but, man, if she's forgetting one and she's forgetting the one about protest, that's concerning as well. >> congresswoman katie hill, i'm glad we got this underway. >>> the road to 270, the road that each candidate says is crucial for a victory and how the candidates back it up. a vic the candidates back it up. so they only pay for what they need. false alarm. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ i wanted more from my copd medicine, that's why i've got the power of 1,

siding, the other plain wood 30 minutes in the fire resistant siding survives, the wood burnt to ash missynd david barnard's house met a similar blaze. it destroyed 12,000 homes including theirs but they made the decision to rebuild, not only did they want noncombustible siding, they wanted the entire house fire resistant. >> the way i describe it to people is like a silo on its side when you're 51 years old, your whole idea of a house was a square box, it took me a minute to get used to. >> reporter: the unusual style is known as a quonset hut. the exterior material is 100% noncombustible. >> most vulnerable part of the house is the overhang. i have eliminated the roof cavity so there is nowhere for fire to get sucked into. >> a little burning ember falls on top it will slide down. >> reporter: added bonus, much faster to build than traditional houses arrived in early october installed by the next week and the roof a row of 2 dozen arches lowered two weeks later. >> we do all the hard work in the shop and then it's just a matter of bolting everything together in the field. >> i think the

it feature add display of what appeared to be a mammoth intercontinental ballistic missi missile.rth korea has the technology to strike any part of the u.s., though not necessarily with that missile. and consider russia. president vladimir putin is accused of poisoning an opposition leader named alexi navalny back in august, got a nearly lethal dose of a nerve agent known to be a russian weapon. he says he's confident putin is behind the crime. russia has denied that. for more on all this, we're joined by john brennan, former director of the cia. his new book skais called "undaunted: my fight against america's enemies at home and abroad" and also a nbc news senior national security and intelligence analyst. director brennan, welcome to the program. >> good evening, joshua. thank you for having me on. >> so how secure are we really? if you take a snapshot of where we are now on october 11th 2020, and where we were, say, october 11st, 1th, 2016, how do they s up? >> well, joshua, i think the united states faces a host of challenges. some of them, quite frankly, are the result of don

and south korea's kim missy younger has won the 1st major title of her career kim's closing round of $63.00 in pennsylvania gave her a 5 stroke victory at the women's p.g.a. championship one more major is left to play for on the women's tour this year the u.s. open is coming up in texas in december. and that's as well for me we'll have more later on a lot tougher than also our thanks very much for watching but why for now. we are going home to both lima when modern mankind origine. many moons ago mankind migrated from the majestic mind a coyote to begin the journey of the modern human across the world and f. a dust settles everyone is welcome back home to both land. up pride your destination global community we are on because obviously you know a boat that's. crazy that looks like be part of the debate if you need cheap you can jump into the conversation right away when no topic is off the table you're not afraid of anyone taking we just call him what he lives in. you says 3 targeting richer and the poor getting poorer it's not kill destroy the system it's just to look at the system

and south korea's kim missy younger has won the 1st major title of her career kim's closing round of $63.00 in pennsylvania gave her a 5 stroke victory at the women's p.g.a. championship one more major is left to play for on the women's tour this year the u.s. open is coming up in texas in december. and that says well they will have a mall for you later on but for now i hand you back to derry son i thank you very much we'll see you later thanks for watching the news hour on al-jazeera back in just a moment we'll cross live to the u.s. we'll bring you the latest from the confirmation hearing for any conan barrett so coming up in just a moment say that. he began with war and to put it just here i called shall i felt i felt like i was that a documentary filmmaker once granted unconditional assigner contrasts his experiences with those seeking refuge today and intimate you know of the consequences of the policies of detainment is really almost a sort of illness misery they cannot absorb this number that people have to suffer in this way it is unacceptable and refugees tayo on al-jazeera

was it missy was it - >> it was my first record that was a hit, actually was aaliyah record "if yourall kind of connected as a crew. and then "pony" started to rise, and everybody was like what is this but it was taking over the world. nobody knew. and the video was out and everything and then it just blew up after that >> jimmy: wow. swizz, what was -- your first one was "rough riders anthem?" dmx. >> yes that was a serious one you know, growing up in the bronx and sitting in the streets of harlem while that record dropped, and on 125th street and to see every single car drive past playing that song but i'm sitting on the fire hydrant and nobody know that i produced that song and just to see the natural energy of your surroundings from something that you produced in your room. dmx didn't want to do the song he lost a bet with my uncle playing cards and he had to do the vocals to "stop drop." and at first i thought he lost the bet, but stop drop became so big, i realized he won the bet. >> jimmy: yeah exactly so you guys get together how did you decide to do verzuz during quarantine?

missy and david tout a similar fate following a deadly blaze in paradise, california the 2018 infernotroyed 12,000 homes including theirs, but they made the decision to rebuild. not only do they want noncombustible siding, they wanted the entire house to be fire resistant >> the way i describe it to people, it's like a silo on its side, a big metal arch when you're 51 years old and your whole idea of a house when you're a kid is a square box, it took me a minute to get used to. >> reporter: the unusual style is known as a kwanset hut. it's 100% noncombustible >> the part of the house, the overhang, i have eliminated the roof cavity completely so there is nowhere for fire to get sucked into. >> a little burning ember falls on top, it will just slide right down the metal than sitting and smoldering >> reporter: much faster to build than traditional houses. the siding arrived in early october. installed by the next week, and the roof a row of two dozen arches lowered by crane two weeks later. >> we do all the hard work in the shop, and then it's just a matter of bolting everything togeth