now the latest figures that we're hearing from the national electoral council, or that only about 53 percent of the boat has been counted, but that general trend remains in favor of opposition. candidates. you might have gastro who leads with a little more than 51 percent of the vote. now, with that said, only the national electoral council is able to officially declare a winner in this election that hasn't stopped. 2 left this leaders from across latin america from taking the social media and congratulating the left us opposition. candidates, jo, amount of capital. we've already seen, congratulations from the leaders of cuba and as well. and also from the former president of bolivia, able morales. and the latest news that we've heard is that the one of the opposition candidates, the candidate with the 3rd most votes in this election, has already conceded to show magic as, as well. now there are a number of reasons why this has every potential to be an historic election for a 100. as we mentioned in the report, simply the vote, the voter turnout, it's more both, it's more votes and t

texas at austin during the bush administration he served as the state department and the national security councilnd from stanford and the undergraduate hr mcmaster serving at the white house national security advisor to president trump and in the united states army where he rose to general and working on dereliction of duty last year he published battleground the fight to defend the free world fellow at the hoover institution holding an undergraduate degree from the united states military academy and doctorate from the university of north carolina at chapel hill. jamie and hr, thank you for joining us jamie will set the scene on his first trip to germany 1978. make it visited the site where 16 years earlier an instrument was shot while to the no man's land the former california governor and delegation also introduced berlin from what they saw under east german communism. between 1978 when ronald reagan first visited the wall in 1987 when he spoke in front of the wall changed? to use the soviet time out of the correlation of forces then shifted? >> thank you for having me at the reagan institute b

all of that is traditionally the role of the national security council. we do those three roles concurrently, they can complement one another. >> in your experience as the first ever u.s. national cyber director, how confident are you that oncd will be able to unify federal cyber efforts around the common vision and shared purpose? >> i'm not in a position to ultimately judge my own performance, but i think we can make a difference. that is the point of accountability that should be imposed on me. did the system perform better? are we more cohesive in these impressive pieces at the end of the day? i think we can and will make a difference. >> director easterly, would you care to weigh in on the dynamic between oncd and cisa, and whether you see these roles as complementary to each other and any areas for improvement? >> thank you for the question. as we have talked about, and we go back about 15 years. we have known each other for a while. technology is easy, people are hard. you need the trust to build that collaborative partnership. we have been friends

now what we have a heard the latest numbers from the national electoral council is that only 51 percent a little bit more than 51 percent of the vote has been counted, but the general trend remains in the favor of the opposition candidate sumani castle with 53.61 percent of the vote. so she is still in the lead, but only a little more than half of the votes have been counted. and this process seems to have been stalled a little bit. we believe that they may, that may have something to do with votes that, that some of the machines that were used for the voting failed and they had to be used as paper ballots. people needed to cast their votes in the way that it was done in the years prior. and that has actually slowed down the process. but honestly, people out here don't seem to be too concerned about that. the attitude from people on the street is that of joy celebration, a very different atmosphere than what we observed in the 2017 election. where violence did break out in the days following the announcement of the election result more than a dozen people were killed in riots. after ele

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he served during the bush administration and the national security council in the office of's national defense. heels decrease from national university and georgetown. he served as the chair for the clements for national security at the university of texas in austin, during the bush administration he served in the state department at the national security council. he holds his degrees from stanford and his undergraduate degree from stanford and his doctorate from yale. jake mcmaster served as -- an in the united states army in which he wrote to lieutenant general. he's the author of the classic work enough chemist dereliction of duty, and last year he published -- a fellow at the hoover institution, general like matt not mcmaster hold an undergraduate degree from the united states military degree and a doctorate from the university of north carolina chapel hill. jimmy will hr thanks for joining us. jamie fly, but set the scene. on his first trip to germany in 1978, i'm quoting usa for the regan institute, on his first trip to germany, 1978, reagan visited the site for 16 years earlier

he hoelt william inbulin, he served at the state department and national security council. he holds his degrees from stanford and yale. h.r. mcmaster was in the white house's national security advisor to president trump and in the united states army in which he rose to lieutenant general. general mcmaster is the author of the classic work on vietnam "dereliction of duty." he published "battleground, the fight to defend the free world." he holds an undergraduate degree from the united states military academy and a doctorate from the united states of north carolina at chapel hill. thanks for joining us. jamie, let's set the scene. on his first trip to germany in 1978 -- i'm quoting your essay for the reagan institute. reagan visited the site where 16 years old, an 18-year-old, an east german who tried to escape over the wall, was shot and bled to death in no man's land. they were disturbed by what they saw of life under east german communism. between 1978 when reagan first visited the wall and 1987 when he spoke in front of the wall, what had changed? how had the correlation o

states and europe and the foreign policy program at the brookings institution she'sok a former national secury council official and former officer of the national intelligence council. operatives in the kremlin and the siberian curse how the planners left russia out in the cold and has roots in extensively on issues with eastern asia. there's nothing for you here. as the daughter of a coalminer to three u.s. presidents. to examine the desperation impacting american politics it shows why expanding opportunity is the only long-term hope for our democracies. tonight she will be in conversation witht trudy, the worldview columnist with the philadelphia inquirer and trudy, fiona, it is an honor to have you join us. the screen is yours. >> it's a pleasure to be doing this and it couldn't be more timely because this book goes from the personal to the political and to the whole issue of populism and how we are all struggling to save democracy. and since you all know about the testimony and the impeachment, it is interesting to see the ex-president still can't let go of coming out of anyone who criticized him

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[cheering and applause]. >> jamie fly served during the bush administration on the national security council in the office of the secretary of defense coming holds degrees from the american university in georgetown, and another church hundred served as chair for national security at the university of texas in austin during the bush administration he served as the state department and of the national security council he holds his degrees from stanford and his undergraduate degree from stanford and his doctorate from yale. hr mcmaster was a security advisor to president trump commandant the united states army in which he rose to lt. general. general mcmaster is the author of the classic work on vietnam dereliction of duty and last year he published battlegrounds, the fight to defend the free world and former hoover institution he holds an undergraduate degree from the united states military academy any doctorate from the university of north carolina at chapel hill. jamie, will and hr, thank you for joining us. jamie fly, let's set the scene, his first trip to germany in 1978, i'm putting your

texas at austin during the bush administration he served at the state department and at the national security council. he holds his degrees from stanford and his under graduate degree from stanford and his doctorate from yale. hr mcmaster served as national security advise tower president trump and in the united states army in which he rose to lieutenant general. general mcmaster is the author of the classic work on vietnam "dereliction of duty" and last year published "battleground, the fight to defend the free world." a fellow at the hoover institution general mcmaster holds an under graduate degree from the united states military academy and a doctorate from the university of north carolina at chapel hill. jamie, will, and h.r., thanks for joining us. on his first trip to germany, quoting your essay for the reagan institute. on his first trip to germany in 1978 reagan visited the site where 16 years earlier 18-year-old peter fector an east german who tried to escape over the wall was shot and bled to death in no-man's land. the former california governor and his delegation also ventured into east

within the past hour, western member states of the united nations security council have condemned theed an orchestrated instrumentalization of human beings by sending migrants to the frontier, to destabilise the eu's border and to distract from its own rights violations. the bbc has filmed hundreds of migrants gathering in minsk, the belarus capital. they are apparently waiting to board buses that then take them to the border with poland. there they will attempt to cross — to make it into the european union. poland has accused russia's president putin of masterminding the crisis, a claim the kremlin has dismissed as "irresponsible". the bbc�*s will vernon is in minsk, with more on this story. we saw large groups of migrants gathering here today in the centre waiting for transportation to the polish border. the vast majority that we spoke to were from iraq and they said they have been so these package deals between three and $4000in package deals between three and $4000 in this package deals included a belarusian visa and flights, tickets to minsk and there are going to go through turk

was removed from office or the different, the different reactions to the government and the national council and so on. and so fault that the instability at the moment in libya. and so many people buy it by perhaps longing. but i would venture to say the longing but the old days of, for the buffy, at least in terms of stability. and in terms of the social economic problem, they see safe and islam. so that's somebody who has been involved in these particular policies, especially over the 1st years of the new millennium. he now was the company quite well. he was the different he worked on so many cases for his father. i would say he has 5 years of both french, british american involvement, which he can use as a bargaining chip. ok. ringback sorry i do want to bring in with staffing here because i do believe that safety team has been also reaching out to me the stuff ahead of his presidential bid. i'm curious as to what you make of his john says i see from one poll, i mean, i know polling is patchy to say the least, but one poll suggested that in one southern region, 57 percent of people say th

and thousand i'm inhaled when the national council on public history and the american society for ethnohistory comprises in her novel, the chair she rose was a finalist predict and she is a published lecture series and the daughter of detroit won the award in social history, the ljames road price and history of racial relations from the organization of american historians. and best biography for historians of the early american republic, and the legacy awarded in nonfiction, and american book award in frederick douglass prize. in her latest book, "all that she carried", the journey actually have a black family keepsake and an outpouring of praise. and some of that praise i'm going to focus on comes from a lady that she said that although she carries the perilous miles can present both of the staggering atrocity of american slavery and staggering courage and beauty of the life she chronicled in the history filled with brilliant and tenderness and seriousness. and i can attest to the humanness and the rigor in which he approaches his three and when i first set off to do this archival research, s

far, we have russia, as we just heard in the report, backing belarus also in the united nations security councilhings like, well, maybe the european union should pay belarus some money and that maybe we'll take care of it. we've had condemnation from the european union and from the un and from polish officials, but little practically being done. what's your view on the international response to this? i think it's been very slow. this has been going on forfive months. it's accelerated in the past couple of weeks. it's made much worse by the onset of winter. but i think people hoped that it would go away. but of course it's not going away, it's getting worse. so now we have people saying there will be more sanctions on individuals in belarus and on the airline, and other sanctions may be imposed, and we know that chancellor merkel has had two conversations with president putin in the last couple of days, asking for russia to intercede to put an end on this. we haven't seen that yet. whether sanctions on these individuals will be enough remains to be seen. clearly, the sanctions that are being impo

and in the after the school and page moynihan he left and the affairs council was replaced by the domestic —- counsel. >> the nationalecurity council is a statute so what happened was it was formalized by an act of congress without formal structure. >> why did you write the last liberal republican what you want people to take away from? >> i alluded to when i think it is topical from 60 years ago i felt inspired about welfare and people's well-being and i think we're on the moment and coming back to some of that concern that nixon had hopes may have —- that even people that are going in the opposite directions just like mitt romney was talking about the child tax credit and child health. so i like to think that one thing the smoke do is to say here is a battle chapter and verse that is relevant today the argument is very much the same. so i talk to myself one of the things that caused welfare reform to fail was there have been some income maintenance experiments one in seattle and one in denver. and there were very small simple so my question was , with this hope to incentivize people to work? and then to begin to sa

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his emblem for that was his closest advisor, he banned him from national security council meetings. he wasn't allowed to come to the table. it wasn't because the president. he did not have something useful to contribute. he just did not want anyone thinking he was making important national security decisions based on what was popular. tara: got it. mr. bolten: we have the popularity ratings to prove it. mr. lew: there might be an exception or two to the rule. in my experience the chief of staff has a partner who is really the political person. in josh's case it was karl rove and in my case it was david. he and i talked about everything because we were friends and i valued his judgment. he sometimes helped me understand how to explain what i wanted to explain better than i could explain it myself. he had a notion that if something might be becoming an existential threat to the enterprise. he never told me what to do but said i will tell you if something is an existential threat to the enterprise in my view. it never happened. i don't think that most of these considerations brought it

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teresa bo is in the capital crockett and said this report were here at the national electro council . and this is the place where there were cause of these regional elections will be coming in this important election for venezuela because it's the 1st time in 4 years, separate opposition of the country decided to participate. and why is that? well, the opposition says that they have been given suddenly assurances by the government among them, the presence of witnesses at the polling station goal. so that now to members of the national actually council are part of the opposition are also of course the presence of the european union. this is the 1st time in 15 years that the european union of reference in an election in venezuela, their own servers have been deployed all across the country. they have been monitoring the results. they have been monitoring the campaign, their legal expert to and rights lawyers, among other things that are monitoring and observing this election. but if we had been in the middle of an enormous crisis and economic crisis, a course mostly by a dropping the pr

she also serves on the us national security council as its africa director and is currently the ceo of feeds. and joining us from washington kit to have you with us on the news or the us is certainly criticizing these. you'll be in governments and that is taking these extra measures. now. is there much more that the washington can do you know that the appears to be criticizing one side of this conflict and not the other? why is this? well, i think that the secretary's mission statement does criticize the yellow thing that under no circumstances want them or want to see them approach, addis ababa? so i think the criticism is on both sides. and if you really look at the executive order that was issued in september, yet it really directs it's attention to both sides in terms of humanitarian treatment access to treatment of prisoners, all those things, sanctions and everything that are individualized. and it targets both sides because the end game is to have a piece resolution to the conflict between things extremely, were i sorry to cut you off. do you think a peaceful. a resolution or ta

plus of course, host nation council in south america, there are 2 more automatic places available, while europe will fill the remainder of its 13 spots during the playoffs. in march, canada's dream of reaching the world cup could yet become a reality. the canadians now top of the group in north and central america following this one victory over mexico. freezing conditions here and can learn school both goals for the home. see me edmondson means canada jump out of a mexico and usa to lead the group by one point with 6 much is remaining canada. i haven't played at the world cup since 1986 of the dream. i don't see any one yet. yet half the dream because if you don't, no one else dreams with these boys bought into it, it took them time to recognize the in all were were for real. that says, as for real, bought, there brought a foundation here that will fight soon will work for each other. and south africa's director of rugby ross erasmus has been banned from rugby for 2 months. erasmus being punished for releasing an hour long video criticizing the refereeing during a match early this year.

s. national security council. she's joining us now from washington. d. c. focus to have you with us on al jazeera. thank you very much. indeed. i am our correspondent malcolm. there was just it the same that there are concerns that instead of actually stabilizing this situation, it could cause it to spread out. what do you think has to be done to avoid that happening? i think that not only the neighbors, but certainly the international community has to keep an eye on it. clearly in the package they just did it highlighted it, you know, in the late 1900 ninety's up until 2003 had a real conflict in and in eastern congo that included new gander ever want in truth . and so there is a worry that it could default back into that kind of major conflict. the difference this time however, is that you have an a, a. busy an agreement, so to speak, between the done and government and the, the current president of our seats not only provide or kill recover, but also come in on the ground level. the question will be whether or not they can change the activities of the

the latest figures that we've heard at this point from the national electoral council, i put the vote count at somewhere over 55 percent 55.21 percent of all votes of the country have been tally may still seem like a very low number. we suspect that they, that may have something to do with a back to vote that certain voting machines that were implemented. new technology that was implemented during this year's election did fail, forcing many of the posters to resort to using paper ballots. and they're now having to count those paper ballads that has slowed down. the actual vote count doesn't seem to be facing people too much. so people can compared to the presidential elections. 4 years ago when there were protests out on the straits, more than a dozen people were killed in riots. after electoral observers had said that the victory claimed by the governing national party was done so using fraudulent means that doesn't seem to be the case this year. people are very confident they seem a little bit more enthusiastic about the electoral process. we've seen record voter turnout. there hasn

nations. the message to the security council is clear. time is short, the window to secure a mediated settlement. the conflict is closing. in a country over a 110000000 people overnight, indeed, different ethnic groups and 80 languages. no one can predict what continued fighting and insecurity will bring. but let me be clear what is certain is that the risk of ethiopia descending into a widening civil war is only to real. the council was addressed remotely by the african representative leading mediation efforts. all these. yeah, and i did not agree individually. train them political, political solution through dialogue for constitutes a window of opportunity. but the high representative warm that the window of opportunity is small. the piano bescedy made his country's position clear. we remind everyone concerned that there are no 2 parties here. there is a government representing the all of the people and representing the trip instead. and there is a group advancing. it's a criminal close through atrocities. it's a stance that has the sup

and that is why the national consumer protection council suit the telecommunication companies vain today and empty and all have been food for blogging internet access for consumers who are relying on these networks to be able to provide that and internet. the shut down of course, happened on the early hours of october 25th. that's when the military took over. and that's when everything started unraveling. people did not know what was going on and the internet had done was imposed all of a sudden. but they did get a few information during those early hours. the knew that senior officials were being the thing they knew that prime minister, the land up was taken from his house at that time. and then the internet, like i was happened with very few people having access to the internet, it has impacted the country's economy as well, backing service as a mobile banking services that were impacted. people who rely on services such as over or lack of services were also affected. so there was an economic impact, but many people complain that it was also overstepping on their freedom of expression.

the house on dimon hills with the national council public history and the american society for the bookrices. her novel, the cherokee road was a literary award finalist. the don of detroit won the award in social history, the james a rally in the history of race relations from the organization of american history, the james bradford best biography price from historians of the early american republic, the legacy award in nonfiction in american book award and a frederick douglass prize. in the book we are here toaw len about all that she carried, the journey of back into black family keepsake which has an outpouring of praise. some of the praise i'm going to focus on comes from jill she states in all that she carried conferences staggering anguish and atrocity of american slavery and number staggering courage and beauty of the life she chronicled, history with brilliance and tenderness sincere lesson is. as one of her students i attend to the tenderness and rigor of which he approaches history what i set up to do archival research she told me she was more interested in what i do with five

basically has no position that larry kudlow had directing the national council of economic advisers.r from the white house to try to negotiate a final deal. if you want to know who runs the place behind the scenes for joe biden it is susan rice and brian dietz he is deeply tied into blackrock. this is not a coincidence. steve: they are all like that. we talk many times about steve but that is a brilliant they are all connected and the china thing is so pervasive because steve originally did the ideal back in the clinton era to get china into the beauty of. it really monster them, this china thing. >> brian dietz ways in charge of global sustainability project he is helping in china now running the white house you can tell me that brian doesn't have a father for place i will go get employed i have in the past enable make me rich. it's all about china. and that needs to be exposed. they don't get confirmed by the senate. steve: the other connection as i mentioned earlier is that corporate america for their climate step at the same type of nonsense brian dietz was part of somali have yo

the end after the sort of golden age of monahan, he left and the affairs council was replaced by domestic counsel. >> the national security council was like a statute in 1927 so what happened is urban affairs council of formalized and got his formal structure. >> when did you write the last republican and what he what people to take away from it. >> i alluded to what i thank you so topical, somewhere in the diary of mine, 60 years ago, i felt this that welfare and people well-being and i think that we are on the moment of coming back to some of that concern and of his heart and that even people could go on in somewhat an opposite direction and issue of like mitt romney were talking about child tax credits and health and so i would like to think that one thing is my do is to say okay, here's the battle that was fought before, 50 years ago, and a lot of it is relevant today. in the argument is in the concerns, and events to myself, these are one of the things of many causes to fail was there been a couple of so-called income maintenance parents, one in seattle one in denver and they were very small samples in the q

the house on diamond hill won the national council on public history and the american society for ethnic history book prices. her novel yes, a novel, the cherokee road was a land of literary award finalist. the don at detroit won an award of social history, the james rollie prize in the history of race relations from the organization of american historians, the james bradford best biography prize from the society for historians of the early american republic, the hurston wright legacy award in nonfiction, awa book award and a frederick douglass prize. in the book we are all here to learn about is her latest, "all that she carried: the journey of ashley's sack, a black family keepsake." which has received an outpouring of the praise. some of that preys on going to focus on comes from jane lepore and she states in "all that she carried" she confronts both the staggering anguish and toxic american slavery and the beauty of the lives she chronicled. a history told with brilliance and tenderness and fearlessness. as one of her students i can attest to the jenin is in rigor in which she approa

the united nations security council has meant to address the board of crisis western countries, including the u. s. and u. k. se, bella luce is trying to destabilize its neighbors and accounting for stronger international action. the bell, russian authorities should understand that putting pressure on the european union in this way through a cynical instrumentalists zation of migrants will not succeed. the united nations secretary general has urged delegates of a cop 26 climate summit to pick up the pace and agree on away forward antonio teddy says the effort to keep global warming to one and a half degrees above pre industrial levels is on life support discussions and commitments so far failed to meet the u. s. goals. witness testimony has ended in the trial of an american teenager accused of murder during anti racism protests last year. coll rittenhouse says he was defending himself when he shot and killed 2 men and into the 3rd in kenosha in wisconsin. he used an assault style weapon and is not a local resident. prosecutors allege he is a vigilante had been doing demonstrations falling

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