monte: thank you for that report. we go to ethiopia, where there are conflicting messages on the state of the country's civil war. the prime minister says the fighting may be over, and the government has taken back control of the capital of the tigre region. other sources tell a different story. reporter: two days after reportedly taking control, the prime minister addressed parliament and maintains that not a single civilian has been killed in the northern tigre region. >> the defense force has never killed a single person in a single town. no soldier from any country could display any competence. we have disciplined soldiers. many people were saying we would demolish the city. it is ours, but with our resources. how could we destroy it? reporter: but the pple's liberation front, which dominated the polical scene until the prime minister's election, is accusing ethiopian forces of carrying out a genocidal campaign. with internet and phone calls cut off in the gre region, the claims from either side remain difficult t

he receives the french croit de guerre in the attack at blanc mont ridge. native americans were unfortunately subjected to many of the stereotypes in world war ii era they were looked at as amazing warriors. in that sense we were given -- they were given some of the most difficult combat assignments and saunders was an exception. he was given the assignment of scout in this position at blanc mont ridge but also a wire cutter, breaching a whole -- hole in the wire to allow the but also as a wire cutter to cut the wire and use these small hand-held wire cutters to breach a hole in the wire to allow the rest of the infantry to go through. i go back a little bit about a month. he was told to breach the wire land, i oss no-man's can't even imagine this, going across no-man's land alone with maybe just a partner, one man, and they were given the wire cutters to cut a hole, this hope to cut a hole or breach a hole in the wire, they make it through the wire, and thirty closest there that they advance further than any other allied troops. they keep pushing forward,

low 40s throughout dublin and free mont 44. redwood city 46. you roll through the day tomorrow temperatures are similar no matter what micro climate you head to. the cool weather stays with us. the other thing we're dealing with tomorrow is cloud cover. we move through tomorrow morning. the widespread cloud cover at 7:00 a.m. that will stay with us right through the afternoon. not nearly as sunny as we have been used to. eventually we do get to the chance here of some showers. moving our way once we hit friday afternoon. we'll talk about that rain coming up in 25 minutes. and where were you at 25? >> yuma, arizona. no one came to visit me. you never visited me. >> i didn't know you. i would have. that would have been fun. >> 117 degree days. >> thank you. wow. i should have said i was in sacramento. all the viewers that know me from there sf. >> i was in portland. >> all right. next up. a san jose neighborhood walking your dog means holding a leash in one hand and maybe a baseball bat in the other. all about coyotes. [ whispering ] what's this?

monte is coalition. government collapsed leaving open the possibility of knowledge and his cronies return to jolo. i'm sure his long term thought is maybe that people that were involved in this scheme with him will once again become their position of power and go be able to go home and not face prosecution there and not face the risk of being extradited to the united states but for now, jonah remains on the run and on the move, despite arrest warrants and interpol red notices in september 2019 he reportedly flew to kuwait. then 2 months later, we can confirm he traveled again. this time on a previously undisclosed possible want from the caribbean nation of grenada, aboard a gulfstream lead jet. he flew from bangkok to dubai, stopping for 3 days in india's ahmedabad, on the way. when and how he entered time is on knowing. the only way they're going to happen is through extremely high level government assistance from you know, hunting for one visual. if they do have the full resources of one or more govern

to investigate montes global assets. this is a very special operation for assets. but back in malaysia, his government seemed to me to deal with now actively in pursuit of joe, they issued an arrest warrant and into poet notice against him. and when the fugitive next to board a meeting in macau with malaysia's one in d. b investigators he claimed he'd been forced to flee from his safe haven in china to the united arab emirates. to buy a chair, having seemingly dogs from malaysian authorities, he was now suggesting he merely borrowed money from one name to be i don't think she has your respect to me being, i mean, you know, we want to assist in actually backing each song, bridging with you know name person you meet is starts out with like there was no wrongdoing. there were no wrongdoing. people wouldn't be giving back the assets, right. there would be no assets to be seized. it is comical. it's like i keep saying alive, maybe somebody will believe me. monte isn't ministration definitely wasn't buying it. it's all for a bad area. this is ok. it's very unlikely that

con estas imÁgenes en vivo ahora desde el monte alison, pasamos con nuestra meteorÓloga elena, que nos de las condiciones del tiempo. elena: muy buenas noches y un saludo a nuestros queridos televidentes, bueno, este domingo ha pasado un frente frÍo dejando un descenso en las temperaturas en nuestra zona, asÍ que la prÓxima madrugada las mÍnimas se esperan frías en toda el Área de la bahÍa, que incluso en el norte, las temperaturas se reportara por debajo del punto de congelaciÓn en santa rosa podemos tener hasta 30 grados de temperatura misma, mientras el resto de nuestra Área tendrá temperaturas en los puentes integrados, debido a que tendremos frÍo esta prÓxima madrugada, tenemos una advertencia por calor hasta frÍo hasta las 9:00 de la maÑana. ¿pero quÉ pasarÁ el resto de la semana laboral? les traigo el pronÓstico mÁs adelante. paola: biden anunciÓ que planea enfocarse en la pandemia y desde hoy comenzÓ la creación de un equipo de trabajo contra este virus. otra de sus prioridades serÍa la reconciliaciÓn de un paÍs dividido, george bush el Único expresidente republicano que le ha

somewhere in the mediterranean he discovered an old egyptian game called three card monte. his stride. he didn't lose his sense of decency. there were times he went hungry so that the kids would not. he was an ambassador to the children of the world. let those who worry about his painful readjustment to civilian life, remember his adjustment to war. now, he returns, the average soldier. has he been brutalized by war? listen to a very angry army chaplain. >> brutalized? that means -- is this war going to breed a generation of hoodlums? and gangsters who hold life cheaply? i've seen killing, but i've never met an american soldier who liked it. i've seen men under combat achieve humanity such as i've never seen before. i've seen them comfort'm other wen home sickness shattered their spirits. i've seen them laugh together over common discomforts, cry unashamedly when their comrades die. and offer the final sacrifice, the risk of their life to save another man's life. i saw democracy overseas. as it's only talked about at home. there were no foxhole penthouse for the wealthy. no

and here it's called blanc spsz mont because the face of the mountain is white. it shows. for over three and a half years, they tried to take this. nothing worked. there were bodies littered all over the place. there was an attack that was only days earlier the french army failed to try to take it. they called in the second division as well as the 49th company of the marine corps.. 15 is what they were part of to assault this position. here was also another member of this book, edward younger of chicago. all of these body bearers, many of them converge on it and field artillery, for instance. the combat engineers. the infantry. there are stories all converge as they attack this seemingly impregnantble position. they have to go across a mile of open ground. the bodies of the french are littering the area. they literally go by one of the positions which was in an arrow. it's all dead french men. the tip is a frenchman with a beard. a large frenchman with a beard that has his eyes wide open with the bayonet pointed at the germans. they pass them and they continue to attack an

llegÓ la hora de conocer cÓmo estarÁn las condiciones del tiempo y quedamos estas imÁgenes desde el monteas condiciones de tiempo. y al este de la bahÍa, habilitaron un centro de prueba de coronavirus que atiende todo esos dÍas en la clínica de la raza de 8:30 de la maÑana hasta el mediodÍa. y de 1:00 de la tarde hasta las 5. reportera: amigos, que placer saludarlos. mÁs adelante la informaciÓn deportiva. el camp nou se rinde a diego armando maradona. ♪ si está inscrito en medicare, recuerde que... el período para elegir su cobertura termina el 7 de diciembre. así que llame a unitedhealthcare y... aproveche la cantidad de opciones de planes... incluido un plan aarp medicare advantage de unitedhealthcare. puede combinar su cobertura hospitalaria y médica... con la cobertura de medicamentos con receta, y más, todo por una prima mensual baja, o en algunas áreas, directamente sin prima. aproveche los copagos de <$0> en todas las visitas al médico de cuidado primario, todas las visitas virtuales, y cuidado dental preventivo. además, copagos de <$0> en cientos de medicamentos con receta ahora e

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ahora veamos estas imÁgenes en vivo desde el monte alison. nuestros televidentes. hemos disfrutado de un dÍa con condiciones secas, cielos mayormente soleados y temperaturas agradables. normales para esta Época del aÑo. tenemos temperaturas mÁximos en los 60 medios. continuaremos con temper ligeramente por debajo de lo normal. va a ser una madrugada un poco frÍa en muestra Área. maÑana lunes comenzaremos la semana con signos despejados, pero la maÑana del lunes tendremos densa niebla, en san francisco, 8:00 de la maÑana, visibilidad menos de 2 millas, tambiÉn san josé, san mateo, auckland. tienen que tener precauciÓn al conducir, reducir la velocidad, guardar distancia entre los vehÍculos, y por favor, pausar esas luces antiniebla. estas condiciones serÁn ciegos mayormente despejado su mÁxima polÍtica de los 62 el jueves, no se esperan cielos mayormente soleados. que tengan una excelente tarde. julio: y si usted en casa tiene alguna fotografÍa o vÍdeo sobre el tiempo en su localidad compÁrtalo con nosotros. y debido a la pandemia, muchos han

liderato >> por fuera de lugar santos contestaba con este bombazo 1-0 santos en penalti al 51 chapito montes son cuartas del torneo el resto del torneo se definirá a un partido el resto de la competencia se dará a conocer en dos semanas se disputara la final el martes 22 >> eso es todo en los deportes vámonos a una pausa, ya regresamos >> para los amantes del monopoli hay una nueva versión pero en el estado dorado en california >> ha sido reemplazado por lugares emblemáticos del estado >> los aeropuertos de san francisco los Ángeles reemplazan las paradas del ferrocarril el juego puede costar 220 dólares >> en telemundo 48 tenemos cobertura especial de las elecciones iniciamos al mediodía >> a las 4 de la tarde tienen noticias telemundo y los esperamos en la noche con la cobertura que los mantendremos en vivo hasta mañana (mÚsica (mÚsica (mÚsica (mÚsica (mÚsica (mÚsica (mÚsica (mÚsica (mÚsica (mÚsica >>> una ediciÓn especial de n i noticias telemundo con julio baqueiro y paulina come buenas noches, estamos a solo horas de un momento his histÓrico, una decision para ver quiÉn gobernarÁ el pa

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program is to expand the number of students who are going to the school in the coming beak weeks and monts >>> the coronavirus pandemic is causing a mental health crisis among front line health care workers. they have been working relentlessly for months and now they are dealing with new challenges and fears as the number of hospitalizations are hitting a record high. we have the story. >> things are tough right now for us. our med-surg beds are pretty much at capacity and then we have about 10% of our staff out quarantined so we are facing staff shortages. >> it's an exercise in stress tolerance. how much can we take until the wheels fall off. >> with you seeing your hospital being overwhelmed? j we are seeing an influx, we are looking at a situation where icus, will be full, even if we can create physical beds. >> what is it like emotionally? >> health care workers are carrying an emotional burden and toll for the last several months. just the level of fatigue and accumulated trauma our health care providers have faced already. we are in a point where people should be looking to replenis

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norte de bahía para que conozco una como neta que se distingue por su cultura y tradición >>> en el monteacuadas no han incendio en un rascacielos el incidente se reportó las 2:00 de la mañana en la calle imágenes que muestran como la llamas salen de un balcón >>> imágenes el edificio no contaba con rociadores contra incendio lo que la llama se propagaron a 1 u antes de ser controlado >>> aumentaron el 50% en comparación el 2019 el 10 de noviembre médico forense del condado confirmó 53 fallecimientos en esta causa ni tiene de regístrate como el año pasado en final de esta cifra puede ser mayor >>> explora amo los barrios latinos en la zona vamos al norte a santa rosa donde sentemos el calor de la gente >>> la mejor forma de definir el área no tiene socorros >>> toda la familia se juntan a comer >>> la calle tiene color y sabor en cada esquina >>> tengo de un rancho! >>> quiso rendir homenaje convirtiendo, en un popular restaurante que llegó a ser reconocido por famosos en televisión nacional >>> desde que abrimos hasta que cerramos hacemos tortilla a mano >>> la zona en santa rosa fue ane

cortesía de david rodríguez pero el diablo no iba a empatar con michael estrada, con este penal chapito montes recibirá a pachuca será el 21 y 22 de noviembre >> vamos hablar con la nfl. >> iba abrir el marcador con esta carrera de 22 yardas, pero contestaban con el debutante que convencía >> con este bombazo en las manos para recortar la distancia 28 26 en el cuarto a cuarto pero sería la jugada clave, conectaba con él y parecía que ganaban el juego pero luego de revisarla la pelota estaba suelta >> en buena noticia, >> nos vamos a despedir, seis segundos le tomó a este joven armar el cubo rubyk todo se realizó por internet desde sus casas los competidores enfrentar un por los $30,000 de premio este joven este california y marcó un nuevo récord. qué tal te parece seis segundos para conseguir ese rompecabezas tan difícil >> yo también puedo cambiar las gráficas, pero véanlo nada más, ya tienen que descansar >> no para nada esa es la gran hazaña y pasan entrenando y practicando todos los días para lograr ese récord >> cuánto ganaron? >> $30,000 >> increíble hazaña reitero este talento que he in

america's -- monte francis. thanks for joining us. america's top diplomat made history today. mike pompeo is the first u.s. secretary of state and highest-ranking u.s. official to visit the settlements in the west bank, which are considered a violation of international law. as expected, the trip drew praise from israelis and outrage from palestinians. hmmm pao also visited golan heights and declared a part of his -- pompeo also visited golan heights and declared it part of israeli territory. >> you cannot stand here and deny the central thing this president has recognized that previous presidents have refused to do, that this is part of israel. the united states and president trump will continue to do all we can to make sure israel has what it needs to do that. we will honor your right to defend your own people. host: last year, donald trump acknowledged israel's sovereignty over the golan heights. >> israel has built more than 38 jewish settlements in the golan heights, the part of the country that separates it from its neighbor, syria. israel seized most of the: heights from

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they had not been allowed outside for mont.an 20,000 domestic staff have lost their jobs in spain. [speaking foreign language] [speaking spanish] correspondent: isabella is one of thousands in spain working as a live in cleaner. they are often mistreated, as now many are trapped. [speaking spanish] correspondent: for months, isabella had to refuse sexual requests. -- >> [speaking spanish] correspondent: what happens when the lockwn started? [speaking spanish] correspondent: two weeks into the lockdown, she was fired without notice. many women are still having these nightmares. we have heard from workers who have been kept locked inside their employment -- employer homes since the start of the pandemic. i have managed to speak to one of them, maria, using audio messages. >> [speaking spanish] correspondent: what has it been like being locked in the house now for several months? >>[speaking spanish] correspondent: spain has more domestic workers than any other country in europe. it is a huge part of the culture. because most of t

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al 52 y el de la misma zona, montes remataba y la ponÍa en el fondo. estudios necesarios para descartar cualquier enfermedad. en los Ángeles galaxy se acercaron al exdelantero robert king para sondear si estÁ interesado en el puesto de entrenador. ganÓ tres tÍtulos de la mls en sus 5 aÑos con el club. aseguran que el reto del galaxy ha elaborado una lista corta. es probable que hablen con otros candidatos. continÚan las noches mÁgicas con dos partidazos, lokomotiv contra atlÉtico de madrid. real madrid ante el inter. todas partir de las 12:00 p.m. del este, 11:00 a.m. el centro y nueve en el pacÍfico. los golden state warriors presentaron el concepto del jersey que vestirÁ la prÓxima temporada de la nba. se estÁ centrando en uno de los momentos mÁs icÓnicos y queridos en la historia de la franquicia. la nueva camiseta estarÁ disponible para su compra a partir del 3 de diciembre. ahora vamos con la nfl, el juego dramÁticoentre los bucaneros y los gigantes. tom brady lo volviÓ a hacer. los gigantes lo intentaron hasta el final, sin embargola defensiva es

but investigators say sprocket, a two-year-old monte poole was killed by his owner's boyfriend. authorities say the man dipped the dog and some kind of scalding hot liquid that left burns over 40% of that dogsbody. the couple told investigators it was an accident, claiming they spilled hot water on the dog. a forensic examiner said the dog could not have suffered the injuries from spilled water. the couple will return to court in january for sentencing. >>> and petaluma police have seized his vehicle of the driver suspect of reckless driving, officers say the chevy corvette was seen. >>> tonight a project home, susie takes a look at what is causing the problem and why it is so difficult to fix. >> it starts all over again. >> watch the full report tonight at 11:00. >>> coming up, an ambitious mission to the moon, china attempts something that has not been done in decades. >>> president trump clears the way for the official biden transition but is not giving up his fight. our political analyst weighs in on what is next. >>> coming up the new at six, struggling to get a covid test

kilo of sa from his spices associated with warmer regions but the climate in the mountain village of mont is very special and is the only place in central europe where crocus is thrive at a high altitude. put on. water. the flowers need hot or warm summer's but on the other hand they also need cold snowy winters if we compare our climate to the countries of origin were several grows rather in kashmir or pakistan or iran to have similar conditions are harsh cold winters as well as hot summers. in the summer. the sandy clay is soil of the swiss alps is perfect for saffron where the spice has been cultivated since the 15th century the 62 year old farmer has dedicated his entire life to it his parents owned a sack from fields and o'grady as a small boy he had to help with the picking. dog and it's important to me to preserve this engine tradition of cultivating so after a woman's all for which we practice for centuries that like to inspire younger people to get interested in it and that's a big guys then. there's an educational hiking trail in one that explains the secrets of harvesting the s

since i was little and i had this fascination for the monte sets, i used to draw them and sketch them. i left better that color and i thought it's was a shame that we were throwing away part of our heritage. so for me, it was a way of preserving part of our heritage and making people aware of the old hand crafted doors on multiple one of the core motifs and have been exhibited. so several times stephanie borscht was glad she's not the only one drawing attention to the country's culture of life. and i just hope it's not just a phase. i want that the trends, the laws on the basis that it is big, it's is ingrained in our culture something, but that's what should preserve cherished, celebrates and sholto of the word malta. the whole capella gone, the mediterranean to history. cultural tradition will continue to inspire at least and that's all we have time for today. but if you would like to receive this d.w. backed hag then our current draw. as always, you can find all the information on our website. thanks for watching and see you again. next time is a trainer, a social worker, a brother

since i was little and i had this fascination for the monte sets, i used to draw them and sketched my life better in that color. and i thought it's was a shame that we were throwing away part of our heritage. so for me, it was a way of preserving part of our heritage and making people aware of the the old handcrafted doors are multi, one of the cool motifs and of them have been exhibited. so several times. stephanie borscht is glad she's not the only one drawing attention to the country's culture of life. and i just hope it's not just a phase. i want that the trends to last on the basis that it is big. it's is ingrained in our culture or something, but that's we should preserve, cherish, celebrates, and shoulder while they were small to the whole capella, go in the mediterranean to history. cultural tradition continue to inspire at least and that's all we often time for today. but if you would like to receive this d.w. backpack, then our current draw, as always, you can find all the information on our website. thanks for watching and see you again. next time. going to what's going on

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. >> reporter: montes says, revenue dropped to 50% when they dropped with indoor dining, but he laid off no employees. >> they didn't know what to do with me, i never missed a paycheck, you know. throughout the whole pandemic. >> reporter: this week, moni's puts up for sale the property that first burned to the ground in the twentysomething tubs fire in san francisco. his wife fully supports him in this move, 100%. >> she keeps me going to get up every single day and go. i do it because of her. without her, i wouldn't want to do it. >> reporter: for now, he can still order those famous waffles to go. >> even if i retire, he knows i was to want to come and have a waffle. [ laughter ] >> it is just a sad thing, because you knew all these people. >> reporter: they are all hoping this east bay fixture doesn't fade away. in alameda, kenny choi, kpix 5. >>> we are going to take you to the reservoir. less than an hour ago, you can't see the rain in the video, but the heavy haze and a light drizzle fell in that area all day long. actually, started about midday. he kept waiting to wake up to

and their coach looking for victory number one and they will get it against kirkland washington at monte bowser, the freshman out of bishop as he gets his career off to a nice start. the bears blow it out in the second half, bradley with the lady in, 86-61. the bears are victorious. all through the pandemic experts have been telling us not to gather in large groups, particularly for thanksgiving dinner. backed by popular demand, dinner of the day. check this out. i don't know who thought of this or who came up with it, those appear to be human hands behind the animals. but this video goes on for about a minute and a half. if you can just sit and watch all the antics with the humans behind, they say watching animal videos relieves the stress during the pandemic and i am buying that. happy thanksgiving to everybody. and we will turn it back over to you. frank appears to be getting a kick out of that.>> take care everyone, good night. happy thanksgiving. -it's you, claire. yeah! i knew it! and you, phil, and you, mitchell. actually, it's all of you. i know i get a hard time for stirring up

east bay, 65 oakland, 63 free mont. in the mid to upper 60s. pretty mild. a subtle change. it will throw more clouds our way and cool us down a little bit. so here's the accuweather forecast. it will be just gorgeous to sit outside and have a nice meal with your immediate family. mid 50s to mid 60s with bright skies continuing into friday. >> that's something to be thankful for. nice weather so we can be outside. >> i agree. >> and as christmas trees start to go up here and across abundant wind and solar energy, we have the power to take on climate change. use less from 4 to 9 pm to keep california golden. and i live in san francisco, california. i have been a sales and sales management professional my whole career. typical day during a work week is i'm working but first always going for a run or going to the gym. i love reading. i love cooking healthy. it's super important to me. i was noticing that i was just having some memory loss. it was really bothering me. so i tried prevagen and it started to work for me. i wish i had taken prevagen five or ten years ago. prevagen.

remarkably little controversy about thedievels of sp that the chancellor is undertaking in the l few montis emergency, record spending, record borrowing to get us through this pandemic. ros: up next, let's turn to riyadh, saudi arabia. the resumption of a high-profile trial for this rights activist, loujain al-hathloul. she campaigned to end saudi arabia's ban on women being able to drivewo years ago. shortly after the ban she was lifted -- was lifted, she was arrested, and authority said it was her conspiring to organizations hostile to salary a be a. but her family says no evidence haseen produced to back that appeared she was arrested alongside 12 other activists, red ts growing pressure for all of them to be released. the saudioreign ministeras asked about this at the g 20 this weekend. >> we have laws. we implement our loss. and our judiciary is independent, and we do not allow people to lecture us or dictate what wshould or should not do, just like we do not tell people in the u.k. or in america or in other places what th should orni -- or should not do. ros: h >> the family was dar

i visited my 90-year-ol father in florida a couple of mont ago. he's dying and i wanted to see him alive before he died. i did it wi my eyes completely open. that's the question i ask myself. if i got sick or he or my mother gosick becausof it, what i feel like that was a foolish decision. i felt like it was okay. at's the test r thanksgiving. we'll talk about vaccine. it changes because there's a light at the end of the tunnel.o we are talking about doing it for other, this holiday and christmas. probably not next thanksgiving. >> let's talk about the regulations in place. we see the statistics about the number of deaths. there is still many who point to the rvivability rate of 99%. they think the regulations are overblown. is their accuracy in that line of thought x >> the accuracy is that the chances that you will die if you get vid are relatively low. they are about five times higheh the flu, but it's not like you have metastatic cancer or eboli orhiv in the early days before we had treatment. that's accurate. the chances are quite a bit varie

i was little and i had this fascination for the monte sects. i used to throw them at my left back there that left a lair and i thought it's was a shame that we were throwing away part of our heritage. so for me, it was a way of preserving part of our heritage and making people aware of that. the oldest person, the old handcrafted doors, are multi one of the core motifs and drawings of them have been exhibited. so several times. stephanie borscht is glad she's not the only one drawing attention to the country's cultural icons. and i just hope it's not just a phase. i want that the trends, the laws on the basis that it is big, it's is ingrained in our culture or something, but that's we should preserve, cherish, celebrates and show the world, the word malta. peleg on the mediterranean to speak to the street and cultural tradition to continue to inspire to list and that's all we off time for today. but if you would like to receive the w. back tag, then our current draw. as always, you can find all the information on our website. thanks for watchin

secretary of state mont -- mike pompeo visited the golan heights disputed territory that israel annexed in 1967. earlier in the day he became the first top american diplomat to visit an israeli settlement in the occupied west bank. you are watching dw news, after a short break i will be back to take you through the day, stick around. host: you are watching france 24 live in paris. here are the top headlines. praise and outrage. the u.s. secretary of state makes a controversial visit to the west bank. it is a first for a u.s. secretary of state. hoping for a deal, the 27 members of the european union meet on videoconference, trying to hammer out agreement on a 1.8 trillion euro proj

in 2000 euros and monts as they had to go on trips including. god key and agrees they could have done something else in their homeland this and won't and time so some migrants to do declared their decision to. do so it and as a result of their regret did you get a sense that there were people who plan to actually just go back home well i don't program 4050 and migrants who want to return to their own countries however they don't want to return mainly because the money they have all it is spent on the journey was taken as long as from prettier sources even if you don't know they might not be able to the pier the loans which would make their life even more complicated than now but. somehow gives them hope that one day they might be able to read to you. thank you almost 4 years ago outgoing president barack obama warns incoming president donald trump that his biggest foreign policy challenge will be managing north korea where things stand well there has been no war and no detonation of a nuclear bomb but yang continues to flex its muscle most recen

the break a new meaning being thankful a sacramento county man is sharing his blessings after a nine-mont >>just grateful to be alive that is the message from this father on this holiday weekend. the rancho and spent the past 9 months, battling covid-19 bridgette bjorlo shares his survival story. >>kiddo you're killing the 40 year-old just you know high is holding this family a little closer this thanksgiving after a nine-month battle with the coronavirus he says he's grateful just to be alive. he recalls what he said to his wife one night when he had difficulty breathing. >>i look at her and was like i i don't want to go to sleep. i don't. i don't think i don't think i'm a wakeup just until height was diagnosed with covid back in february has been in and out of the hospital ever since he says there was a time he didn't think he'd be here for the holidays is there was a there was the time i honestly thought that. >>i wouldn't be here. there's been plenty of times where i thought i wouldn't be here. >>so to be here today is is is really really awesome. >>though technically recovered from c

just sitting it's. 7 years ago marianna monte on a move to moscow to build up her own environmental organization but she's still not a lover of the city her childhood in the countryside very much shaped to she is. with it but i love nature i love the forest as a child i always spend the summers with my grandmother in the village and all the good that's her house right next to the forest we would go out several times a week picking berries or mushroom. back to the forest on the outskirts of moscow it's time for lunch in the past 10 years marianna munteanu and her helpers have planted more than a 1000000 trees that's the equivalent of around 1300 soccer fields a large number of volunteers of all ages have helped to make it possible. last year she was selected by the united nations for the young champion of the earth award. right nearby she shows us some other young trees from her project that have had a chance to get established. well you might this is true you know supplanted just 7 years ago and as you can see it's already bigger than me and i wish him enough soon this area should once again be

this week, edna mont of connecticut. >> in terms of support, let's put in place some strategic vaccinationlet's fund that so all of our 50 states are working in lockstep. david: special contributor larry summers of harvard. a: i think supply shocks can be good both good and bad and we could have a good supply shock

as you start it ishree mont, tell the house why they have been so let's down by this government. >> grateful for the question and the campaigning the honorable gentlemen does, but i must reject what he said, doing what he can to reach out to groups of all kinds to get all the advice we need for the support we possibly can. i knew it would be tough to people. and rightly said, what they need to do, in support to nhs. the current measures on december 2nd and allow the economy to start moving again and u testing and vaccination next year, to get the disease under control. >> city and region, benefits from the scottish and uk government with another local deal. the benefit could be even greater if the uk government contribution in the coming 15 years, that is something, - >> this campaign, raised this idea with me before and what he said. with 30 million pounds, thank him. >> ian byrne. >> thank you, mister speaker. the hospital in liverpool recently stated that the environment the child develops in even before being born can affect its dna detrimentally by 10%. this government is responsible fo

york team biden's claiming victory is not far away they can smell it but donald trump people ought to monte now hold to the vote count in those 2 states that we said but it's a bit strange because trump is that he was winning pennsylvania so what's going on here indeed well the issue being cited in the lawsuit is transparency the trump campaign claims that there is a lack of transparency in the way the votes are being counted in pennsylvania and in michigan they want the counting to stop until that issue can be addressed and this fits what donald trump and tears said on social media and is being echoed by his supporters we had donald trump tweet out basically suspicion of what he is referring to as ballot dumps arguing that there is something irregular about the votes that are coming in at the last minute and he argues that they're shifting the results to dramatically to be natural donald trump tweeted out quote. last night i was leading often solidly in many key states in almost all instances democrat run and controlled then one by one they started to magically disappear as surprise ballot

analyst who you will suspect to your words, to journalists only resolution 3437 of the 21st of november monte, not to 7. open up your paragraphs, 5 and 6. it's under a solution for egypt. in 3519 of you don't know, 980 are the ones you are not commenting that resolution violence and terrorism. you, everybody can ok to prove that iraq was present so far, is an act all occupation. ok. just so your question indeed. we have a large revolution community living in our own here. but those revolutions were not driven. aren't natural disasters. they were driven by force, by morocco when it's invaded our territory on the 31st of a total of $975.00. indeed, that growing up in refugee camps deprive that from the mob to return to who from the right to benefit from their missiles, now are being there and massively planted by me. you could buy them power and do you feel under pressure to resolve this issue for them, but at this, after so long after 30 years, it indeed, this iteration has gone on for a long time. and your one of the speakers spoke about how the new international community has to be some call