i introduce dava newman. [applause] >> how is everyone doing? it is a great evening, i am thrilled to be here. this is a national brain trust of spacesuit knowledge, design, and a history lesson for all of us. it is my great pleasure to be here with all of you. i will dare to take us into the future a little bit. so, spacesuit is the world's smallest spacecraft. the spacesuit equals spacecraft, alright. these are my apollo bloopers. the reason i like to show these is because we are going back to the moon. we have been there. we have this amazing suit. can you imagine that 50 years ago? i had the honor to be the apollo professor at m.i.t. and i have been waiting 50 years. we have to get back there. we are going there to do a lot of science this time. the world's smallest spacecraft shrunk around a person. it is heavy, not very mobile, hard to do your science. in the middle we talked about the mobility suit, the current one on the shuttle and flown for 19 years on the international space station. we are doing a lot of experiments out there. you ta

at newman hall in berkeley, parishioners are encouraged to constantly sanitize their hands. all of the churches requires social distancing and mask. >> praying outside in the rain on christmas, that is a whole new way of praying for us. >> reporter: one parishioner has been with newman hall for more than 30 years, even though the church alive streams all their services she says online is not the same. >> it gave me the opportunity to really connect, to see my friends. at a distance of course. >> reporter: many say praying in the rain is a reflection of the kind of year 2020 has been, a lot of challenges, surprises, and constant adjustments. >> to work around any obstacle, overcome any problem or situation, i think the rain is not going to discourage anyone from coming out today. >> reporter: one fathers as part of his message today included guidance on how to improve physical and spiritual health. just like the birth of christ, he believes 2021 will deliver a fresh start for his parishioners. >> people find sanctuary, to really be encouraged. so we provide hope, to provide a

some people think of cardinal newman. different newman. spelled differently. and, he is very good catechisms. he wrote to catechisms in german. he died in the late 1800s many in the late 1800s. just a very holy man >> those who came here as a missionary. >> he was a man who is called for the first time and he went to his own bishop in europe and that it want to be a priest. >> interesting. so he kept writing people and saying, can i be a priest. and everybody turned him down because they had too many. so he came to america before somebody would accept him to become a priest. >> he was ordained here. >> right. considering. still mission territory. >> what i presume there were too many priests. with that circuit riding who they went over the whole area. >> and those priests who could serve that community. so you would've served a great deal of the germanic community being on the east coast that would make sense. >> >> absolutely. >> this is january fifth. it's our last slide. >> that's right. i always thought that. i learned somewhat of a tradition. taking down

paul newman's character, he's a hustler. he's always going to hustle.wed you all i got. what the hell else do you want? that's it. that's all! >> tom cruise is terrific. newman finally gets an oscar for it. >> tom cruise has a very specific agenda in his career, to spend the '80s working with the best directors he can find. so he's going to work with scorsese and barry levinson. >> i'm not going to go back to cincinnati. you don't have to go to cincinnati to pick up boxer shorts. >> what did i say? >> kmart. you hear me, i know you hear me. >> you don't fool me with this shit for a second. >> these are too tight. >> ray, did you [ bleep ] hear what i said? shut up! >> movie stars often need to prove over and over again they can act. i think he really proved to the world he can act and then some. >> i like having you for my big brother. >> yeah. >> let me see some i.d. all right. you're under arrest. >> the 1980s introduces us to the character of john rambo who is one of the iconic cinematic characters of that era. what people tend to forget is he was in

it's a really wonderful letter. >> stephen: what about paul newman?nd i would write each other all the time. and we had a really funny relationship. and he-- he was still racing his cars. that's what it is. and he wrecked one of them around the same time that my movie came out. so he had the-- the poster sort of super-imposed on to his crashed car and the poster of my movie, of "leatherheads "and he sent me a picture of the crashed car and said, "it happens to all of us, pal." he was funny -- >> stephen: fantastic. >> also gregory peck and walter cronkite, and paul newman, you know, you want them to be who you imagine them to be and they were. they were ever bit the person you wanted them to be. >> stephen: one last thing, i just-- you have been showered with accolades throughout your career. but you're "g.q." man of the year this year. you're "people" magazine's "man of the year." who is your icon of the year? >> that's a good question. >> stephen: thank you. >> i have to think-- you know, you're a professional. i will tell you this. i think there is

amy: we want to thank you, ronald newman, for joining us.ill talk to you after the show and post it online about the right to counsel the spacing you fiction in boulder, colorado. we also want to talk about low-wage jobs and what happened with legislation. ronald newman is the national political director for the american civil liberties union. happy birthday to carla wills!Ñ on "america reframed": elouise cobell: people are dying in indian communities every single day. it is time to draw a line ithe sand. engh is engh. l toro: meet euise cob, who in 16 filed onof the largest class tion lawits in.s. histy. "no long will weolerate this abuse." this is r money, and this i. l toro: bell argd th for welover a century, thu.s. govnment hafailedthis i. pay nate amerans theishare ofoney earn for oiltimber,and mirar

amy: we want to thank you, ronald newman, for joining us.ill talk to you after the show and post it online about the right to counsel the spacing you fiction in boulder, colorado. we also want to talk about low-wage jobs and what happened with legislation. ronald newman is the national political director for the american civil liberties union. happy birthday to carla wills! ♪ >>> hello. a very warm welcome to nhk "newsline." i'm yamamoto miki in tokyo. we begin in the u.s. where the president-elect is making a case for his pick to delead the defee department. joe biden is set to nominate retired general lloyd austin. he served in the army as recently as 2014, leading some to

thank you for joining us, congresswoman-elect marie newman.ress kicks the can on the pandemic relief package, passing only a stopgap measure, will you support a stimulus bill will the current $600 direct payments or will you try to leverage the president's demand and push for more money? >> look, we've been working on this for eight months, and we have met with no response or obstruction from the other side, which is really troubling. all of a sudden president trump comes in and decides he wants to help at the 11th hour when he knows his colleagues are not interested in a higher amount than the $600. what this amounts to is more obstruction and preventing checks from getting to people that desperately need them. and i'm in food lines every day, and food giveaways and more that are two and three miles long in my district. we were buoyed by more getting out the door and now we're stuck again. >> you've sided with the progressive camp throughout your campaign yet you're replacing a moderate, outgoing dan lipinski. do you feel your win gives you a

the nesson newman and eric fons with and i want to thank you for watching you can see the program again any site by visiting our website so does their adults column and for further discussion go to our facebook page at facebook dot com forward slash a.j. inside story and you can also join the conversation on twitter we are at a.j. inside story for me iraq and the whole team here in life and. i. in 1958 charles de gaulle made a famous speech in algeria to the but take a don't hold back the tide of algerian independence all keep france's colonies in africa and the pacific. in the final episode of the series al-jazeera explores how the long and bitter fight for the french empire still resonates today blood in tears french to colonize a shanty on al-jazeera. from mother to daughter an ancient craft kept alive by a bustling matriarch. from start to finish. all traditions intertwined with new designs making this family's place unique into uneasy as a rich tapestry of the threads on al-jazeera. he uses performance art to draw attention to the critical controversial issues facing china. want to

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that 1st sylvia newman song says he feared the emotional stress of the trip. but now he's glad he came along the trip continues on a ferry across the visa river. for sylvia it's another childhood memory. she wants to see it's mostly waters one more time. from france lower reserved a special place for her with a view look there's a white house in the background on the short walls of the phaser follows in the middle of the waterway the ferries captain circles the boat a few times especially for some of you know him and she wants to take another look at her grandparents aunts neighborhood watch her thoughts on the coming days pretty relaxed i think you know i was back here again and that's really beautiful the turn lasts for hours then it's time to go back to the hospice frank vince low hasn't counted how many last wishes he's fulfilled he says as passengers shouldn't be reduced to statistics. that it's time to say farewell to the passenger. and like every time it's goodbye for good. any other time it's been the implicit strike non-drug down the pike conducted th

talkin to mario newman and all the 10. minute drive. up on the casa doug. i did you know i better not on that. oh no. yeah open out of my hands nothing nothing i'll find. the michael douglas. simplest silly. place. yes. oh good. good. yeah. yes. we're not lost i do not lose sight of making is that you the republican party you thought they were. doing that with the your money would go to talk about midmorning would it something that was already talked of what drives me crazy is that no $1.00 is protesting we should it's up no one is saying that what is going on is not correct but it took the 40. 2 ballots without demanding a propos of the something instead of a few corrupt but i know. people are so patient. if only they would raise their voices. if only they would fight to have a better life. but. maybe. not. coming to the to. cut. cut cut not. exactly put it with a little bit of money with the bailout money tom tom picked up the $40.00 foot of the dollar value dollar value but i. doubt. the be. alone good morning and welcome to news 5. cents at 2010 more th

and we talked to ken melissa ordway about what it is like to play abby newman. >> i was a huge fan of the show. to the point where i think as a kid, i was part of the added family. my mom wants to show every single day. to get to be a part of the legacy really is a dream come true. i would play barbie and marbury dolls will be victor and nikki. to get to work with these legends is really an incredible thing. >> the young and the restless first aired back in 1973. you can watch it weekdays at 11:00 right here on kpix 5. >>> coming up next, the top streaming music of 2020 according to spotify. and, we are working to bring you the positive stories during this difficult time. >>> spotify is wrapping up 2020 with its list of the top music streamed by its 320 million users around the world. the most streamed artist of 2020 is bad buddy. he had more than 8.3 billion streams following him are great, you swirled in the weekend. billie eilish is spotify's most streamed female artist for the second year in a row followed by taylor swift, ariana grande, doing labor and spotify says in 2020 there

professor dave newman, and ryan nagata, who makes spacesuit replicas. >> we have assembled a panel of speakers. some of my favorite people i like to talk to when talking about spacesuits, to recount the making of the apollo spacesuits and inform us on the lessons we have

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the king tide, which is a high tide associated with the newman, continues to wreak its havoc as we speak. so it will be a while before engineers can get a full assessment of the damage. in the meantime, a couple of the street including beach boulevard are closed right now. the mayor says you know what, this is not their first rodeo, they've had erosion issues in the past they will deal with this one, but the differences, they just learned that san mateo county is going to have to engage like the other counties around it in the stay- at-home order. so that is their priority right now. they will get to this when they can. >> the rain is just a few hours away and paul heggen is here with the details. >> it is the same storm system that's been producing the high surf over the past couple of days. it will also produce gusty winds and a good chance of rain sweeping in from the northwest as we head through the rest of this evening. arriving first in the north bay, light rain being reported in santa rosa right now. that's not the main event. and the brain chances will really ramp up in the next

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when he's just starting out he taught in a one-room schoolhouse on newman's ridge. later he opened a drugstore, he is not a pharmacist like most about open a small town drugstore but he still did well put one bit of drugstore business was developing photographs pretty was a skilled photographer and had won several awards. eventually ran for mayor of speedwell. hancock county was on was totally republican but charlie was a democrat and the only democrat and his family. still, he won the election, and the one after that, and the one after that. charlie stayed in steve bill in his own terms and made it work. but he knew how unusual his decision was. there is a saying among home former hancock county residents a lot of smart people come out of hancock canada smart they are the quicker they come out of there. most people are smarter more ambitious will get out sooner or later. the folks who left hancock county for morse were not gone really they were still connected. the one tillage and nearby referred to hancock county is over at home like if you're going over home this

. >> and racecar driver ryan newman topped the athletes list after his horrific crash of the daytona 500. >> he went on to talk about what the accident meant him and how he was going to react as a result and -- interested in is a topic. >> the top three how to help transfer australia fires, black lives matter, and the coronavirus. >> there is so much empathy and good in the world and people are looking for ways to help. >> reporter: offering inspiration for what we might google in the new year. nancy chen, cbs news, new york. >>> i'm always looking for recipes and mary lee's top- notch forecast. that is my big search all the time. >>> love you, len. we are looking at beautiful weather for today. cooler compared to yesterday, but still on the pleasant side and above average for this time of year. here's a live look at the camera . we're catching sunshine out there this afternoon. temperatures in 50s and 60s. 61 in concorde. 51 in santa rosa. san jose coming in at 62 degrees. let's check that temperature change. we are anywhere from 1 to 8 degrees cooler compared to yesterday at this t

the king tide that is the high tide associated with the newman continues tonight. it will be a while before engineers can get a full assessment of the damage. in the meantime a couple of the streets including beach boulevard, continue to be closed.>>> a stay-at-home order triggered for the entire bay area as the regions icu capacity drops to 12.9%. the lockdown will go into effect at midnight tomorrow. it comes as california shatters new records for daily cases and deaths. in the last 24 hours the state saw a massive jump of more than 53,000 cases and nearly 300 deaths. the 14 day positivity rate is now 11%. >>> napa, solano and san mateo counties will all be forced to lockdown with the rest of the bay area. that means that some businesses will have to shut down for at least the next three weeks. under the state mandate, outdoor dining is banned. now, hair salons and barbershops must all close their doors and retail stores will only be allowed to operate at 20% capacity. for small businesses, the re- openings and closings this year are nothing new, but it hurts eac

it was paul newman, the story i tell in the book, who told me "if you have a pulse, you have a purposethe whole context of the story to understand what you say it, but that stayed with me. and then when i held my husband, who had passed on just a few moments before, and i found him gone, but gone to glory, this look, and i said, oh, my god, he saw jesus, and jesus took his breath away. i was sobbing, but it wasn't tears of anguish, i was rejoicing with him, and that is what i tried to explain to regis before he died. he came to lunch at my house, he goes, where do we go, what happens to us? and we had yet another talk like we have had, you know, this 35 year friendship. >> martha: i'm grateful for your time tonight. the book is called "it's never too late." thank you very much, kathie lee. >> bless you. happy holidays. >> martha: bless you, too. that is "the story" for tonight. we will see tomorrow night. ♪ >> tucker: good evening, welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." christmas is almost here, the best week on the american calendar, the happiest time that we have. this year, of all yea

the newman hall in berkeley, persons are encouraged to constantly sanitize. >> and gave me the opportunityto connect and see my friends. >>> for the second night, less than 10% of i.c.u. beds are available in the bay area and across the state. only 1400 i.c.u. beds are free. in santa clara county, it has been two weeks the i.c.u. started to hit capacity. one difference, hospitals are keeping up with elective surgeries and outpatient procedures. back in the spring, hospitals chose to cancel them. >>> multiple law enforcement agencies are in nashville investigating a massive pollution of our recreational vehicle. moments before the explosion this morning, nashville police responded to a report of shots fired. when officers arrived, they found the rv, which was playing a recorded message, saying obama detonate within 15 minutes. the bomb squad was called in and as it approached, the blast went off. it was so powerful, it was heard miles away. >> we were in bed. we thought it was a long roll of thunder. the window started shaking. we figured, that is not thunder. >> reporter: law enforcement o

jack: and real quick, your fifth pick is newman mooning. is that kind of an inflation play?inflation play. i i mean, gold is up 20%, bitcoin, as jack howe mentioned earlier, is tripled. i'd rather own gold than bitcoin. and the world's leading gold minor offers a good play on gold. it's pretty reasonably priced at about 13 time, next year's earnings, it's very with run and is likely to have steady production, over 6 million ounces a year for the next decade or more. jack: andrew, always a pleasure. to see the rest of the pick,s, you're going to have to pick up the magazine before nexium 24hr, anna could only imagine a comfortable night's sleep without frequent heartburn waking her up. now, that dream... . ...is her reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts, for all-day, all-night protection. can you imagine 24 hours without heartburn? type 2but how canan have a big imit be prevented?e. well, the first step is knowing if you have prediabetes, a serious medical condition that puts you at high risk for type 2 diabetes. 1 in 3 american adults has prediabetes, but more tha

racecar driver ryan newman topped the athletes list after his horrific crash at the daytona 500. >> he went on to talk about the accident meant to him and how he was going to react as a result. people continue to be interested in him as a topic. some of the top three how to help search trends were for australia fires a black lives matter, and the coronavirus. >> there is a much of the in the world and people are looking for ways to help. >> reporter: offering some inspiration for what we might google in the new year. nancy chen, cbs news, new york. >>> coming up on kpix 5 and streaming on cbs in the bay area the day of the dozens. the sweet deal you can get your hands on today. >>> before we take a break let's look live outside right now. we are looking at the city of san franci home has been there for us all year long. so this holiday season, let us help you give back to home with gifts that inspire new projects, make work a little easier and add some style to the things we do together. a gift for home brings joy to all. find great gifts and deals for everyone at lowes.com >>> taking

. >>> people gathered in newman to remember the life of corporal ronald sing.an immigrant from fiji and had been an officer for seven years when he was shot and killed. investigators say paulo mendoza shot him during a traffic stop. mendoza was arrested in bakersfield after a two day man hunt. >> this is such a tiny community and such a small police department. i don't think it is anything you will ever get over. i'm right on the verge of tears actually. >> sing was survived by his wife and son. his son was five months old at the time. >>> last month, mendoza was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. >>> a bizarre crime. police say a man dressed in a donald trump mask, a long white beard, and a santa hat shot his 77-year-old former brother-in- law this morning. it happened on manchester avenue. the victim was hit twice, but will reportedly be okay. police spotted the 75-year-old suspect trying to drive away. but blocked the road and arrested him without incident. no word tonight on the motive. >>> new at 11:00, a struggling oakland pian

first, we will hear from representative dan lipinski who was defeated by marie newman. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rep. lipinski: when i was a professor teaching american government, before i was elected to congress, the first thing i would do when beginning to teach a class about congress and the legislative process would be to show this video -- the three minute "schoolhouse rock" cartoon video from the 1970s, called "i'm just a bill." the cartoon begins with a group of constituents calling their congressman with an idea for a new law. the congressman introduces a bill, which goes through house committee debate and amendment before a vote to report the bill favorably to the house floor. on the house floor, the bill goes through debate and amendment before a majority vote that sends bill over to the senate, where the process continues. this is a process that we call order. regular order in the house is a standard way of legislating in the house that facilitates extensive participation of members in a deliberative, consensus-based decision-making process. more importantly, this is h

that 1st sylvia newman son says he feared the emotional stress of the trip. but now he is glad he came along the trip continues on a ferry across the visa river. for sylvia but another childhood memory. she wants to see it's mighty waters one more time. from france lower reserved a special place for her with a view look there's a white house in the background a short waltz on the fazer follows in the middle of the waterway the ferries captain circles the boat a few times especially for sylvia norman she wants to take another look at her grandparents aunts neighborhood watch her thoughts on the coming days pretty relaxed i think you know i was back here again and that's really beautiful the turn lasts for hours then it's time to go back to the hospice frank friends low hasn't counted how many last wishes he's fulfilled he says as passengers shouldn't be reduced to statistics. then it's time to say farewell to the passenger. and like every time it's goodbye for good. was. how he's known to the whole world seat back 1st night he sounds completely to. start the o

talking to mario newman and all the kids are. coming into. casa doug i did you do i not that. i know what. you hope and a man's nothing i'll find. the more you are going to. slip the surplus exists. oh. good. but not all i do not lose sight of making is that you beat your public your money you put it there how much. do have to tell your money after we did it up to the mid morning we're going to jump that was when he talked of what drives me crazy is that no one is protesting with a couple of moonie saying that what is going on is not great to talk. about without demanding a propos piece of pie instead of a few crumbs but i'll tell you know. people are so patient. if only they would raise their voices. if only they would fight to have a better life. because. the man many am i gonna. cut. cut cut. cut cut cut cut cut cut cut millions of. the exact target put in with the bucket of milk for the common good the quality. of the 40. dollars for health but off the. shelf above. alone good morning and welcome to news from the. census 2010 more than 300000000 barrels of crude oil have b

jack: and real quick, your fifth pick is newman mooning. is that kind of an inflation play?inflation play. i i mean, gold is up 20%, bitcoin, as jack howe mentioned earlier, is tripled. i'd rather own gold than bitcoin. and the world's leading gold minor offers a good play on gold. it's pretty reasonably priced at about 13 time, next year's earnings, it's very with run and is likely to have steady production, over 6 million ounces a year for the next decade or more. jack: andrew, always a pleasure. to see the rest of the pick,s, you're going to have to pick up the magazine to support a strong immune system, your body needs routine. centrum helps your immune defenses every day, with vitamin c, d and zinc. season, after season. ace your immune support, with centrum. twto treat acute, non-low back stmuscle and joint pain doctors with topical nsaids first. a formulation they recommend can be found in salonpas. a formulation they recommend can be found in salonpas. salonpas. it's good medicine. hisamitsu. to all the businesses make it through 2020... thank you for going the extra

jack: and real quick, your fifth pick is newman mooning. is that kind of an inflation play?inflation play. i i mean, gold is up 20%, bitcoin, as jack howe mentioned earlier, is tripled. i'd rather own gold than bitcoin. and the world's leading gold minor offers a good play on gold. it's pretty reasonably priced at about 13 time, next year's earnings, it's very with run and is likely to have steady production, over 6 million ounces a year for the next decade or more. jack: andrew, always a pleasure. to see the rest of the pick,s, you're going to have to pick up the magazine ♪ ♪ ♪ smooth driving pays off. ♪ with allstate, the safer you drive the more you save. ♪ you never been in better hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today. hi susan! honey? yeah? i respect that. but that cough looks pretty bad... try this new robitussin honey severe. the real honey you love... plus, the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? new robitussin honey severe. strong relief for your severe symptoms. strong relief this holiday, get the phones everyone wants on t

that 1st sylvia newman son says he feared the emotional stress of the trip. but now he is glad he came along the trip continues on a ferry across the face a river. for sylvia it's another childhood memory. she wants to see it's mostly waters one more time. from friends low reserved a special place for her with a view look there's a lighthouse in the background want to short walls on the phaser follows in the middle of the waterway the ferries captain circles the boat a few times especially for some of you know him and she wants to take another look at her grandparents owned neighborhood watch her thoughts on the coming days pretty relaxed i think you know i was back here again and that's really beautiful the turn lasts for hours then it's time to go back to the hospice frank friends low hasn't counted how many last wishes he's fulfilled he says as passengers shouldn't be reduced to statistics. then it's time to say farewell to the passenger. and like every time it's goodbye for good. was. how he's known to the whole world but xmas he sounds completely differe

jack: and real quick, your fifth pick is newman mooning. is that kind of an inflation play?inflation play. i i mean, gold is up 20%, bitcoin, as jack howe mentioned earlier, is tripled. i'd rather own gold than bitcoin. and the world's leading gold minor offers a good play on gold. it's pretty reasonably priced at about 13 time, next year's earnings, it's very with run and is likely to have steady production, over 6 million ounces a year for the next decade or more. jack: andrew, always a pleasure. to see the rest of the pick,s, you're going to have to pick up the magazine trelegy for copd. ♪ birds flyin' high you know how i feel ♪ ♪ breeze drifting on by you know how i feel ♪ [man: coughing] ♪ it's a new dawn, it's a new day... ♪ no matter how you got copd it's time to make a stand. ♪ ...and i'm feelin' good start a new day with trelegy. no once-daily copd medicine has the power to treat copd in as many ways as trelegy. with three medicines in one inhaler, trelegy helps people breathe easier and improves lung function. it also helps prevent future flare-ups. trelegy won't r

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to join newman general thomas if this were to become a protracted crisis how much could this paralyze the government and how much worse could things get. this is definitely a risk as dan jet that if the crisis. gets any longer obviously there will be you know popular discontent and growing anger at the. paralysis of state already remember that during those last few weeks of consultations it basically brought the government action to a halt so there is an urgent need to find a peaceful way out of this crisis in a way that. a government can be. acting reforms towards building at the root of your towards respecting human rights and ending impunity in a country that. this president has to get it have enough support from powerful politicians and from military leaders in order to be able to pull off forming a new coalition. i mean forming a new coalition will not change the fact that the will of the people not being sensible let's just back from work let's say 2 days able to convince the opposition politically or militarily there is to come to support i do not know how that will address the

jack: and real quick, your fifth pick is newman mooning. is that kind of an inflation play?inflation play. i i mean, gold is up 20%, bitcoin, as jack howe mentioned earlier, is tripled. i'd rather own gold than bitcoin. and the world's leading gold minor offers a good play on gold. it's pretty reasonably priced at about 13 time, next year's earnings, it's very with run and is likely to have steady production, over 6 million ounces a year for the next decade or more. jack: andrew, always a pleasure. to see the rest of the pick,s, you're going to have to pick up you're going to have to pick up the magazine you're going to have to pick up the magazine ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ finding the right words can be tough.n it comes to autism, finding understanding doesn't have to be. together, we can create a kinder, more inclusive world for the millions of people on the autism spectrum. go to autismspeaks.org is diagnosed with breast cancer. and that's why when others look away, we lean in. we're fighting alongside patients because we know, one moment can change everything. with your help, more moments

situations we just don't know actually what do people critical just that'll be the final word mr newmanpassing thank you very much for joining us here but you probably agree. that as our show up front i'll be back next year. the latest news as it breaks the measures introduced during this 3rd wave of resulted in the 20 percent drop in the amount the people are traveling with detailed coverage of life both one hot property all of believe in one us out of us poverty rate increased in the soft clear from around the world the u.n. has identified $56.00 countries most need assistance what's worrying them is that many of those have a deteriorating situation. an invitation to bear witness to all that life office. the highs the lows the trials and tribulations the unseen and everything miracles the injustices the defiance the tests of character and the person they tunis with nice documentaries with a delicate touch on al-jazeera water scarcity has become a major global issue the demand is going straight up and the supply is going straight down turning an essential natural resource into a commod

that 1st sylvia newman song says he feared the emotional stress of the trip. but now he is glad he came along the trip continues on a ferry across the visa river. for sylvia but another childhood memory. she wants to see it's mighty waters one more time. from friends lower reserved a special place for her with a few look there's a white house in the background a short waltz on the fazer follows in the middle of the waterway the ferries captain circles the boat a few times especially for some of you know him and she wants to take another look at her grandparents owned neighborhood watch her thoughts on the coming days pretty relaxed i think you know i was back here again and that's really beautiful the turn lasts for hours then it's time to go back to the hospice frank friends though hasn't counted how many last wishes he's fulfilled he says as passengers shouldn't be reduced to statistics. then it's time to say farewell to the passenger. and like every time it's goodbye for good. has a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll all be. transmitted through th

calls for president nicolas maduro to step down and hold new elections arline america editor alysia newman reports. the fact that their votes would not be recognized as valid by the magruder government did not stop these venezuelans from casting ballots in an opposition organized referendum aimed at showing the international community that they want president nicolas maduro out jacki and that is what we're plagued by government violence their armed groups everywhere we need the well to intervene one way or another to end this. despite reports of armed gangs loyal to mother attacking some of the estimated 3000 makeshift polling stations opposition leader one by door said millions had voted online or in person you know they have a look at this the illegitimate unconstitutional and fraudulent electoral process carried out last sunday by madeira has been defeated. here in chile the turnout was very low the same in colombia home to the narges to venezuela an ex-pat community thankless ition leader leopoldo lopez who escaped venezuela 2 months ago was in bogota to send a message that stronger in

nicolas maduro won the poll what's the opposition boycotted our latin america editor of the c. a newman reports. the extreme we know turnout in sunday's legislative elections was a stinging blow for president nicolas maduro to give them a little and a victory for venezuela's opposition which had called for mass abstention. the people didn't fall for the fraud or threats but now its opposition you don't turn to show that his counterattack has teeth. all this week venezuelans at home and abroad are being asked to participate in a mainly own line consultation a kind of referendum it asks of in israel and to say if they want out and new fair and free elections as well as strong international action to protect the israelis democracy and its people from crimes against humanity trouble is most don't even have regular access to internet their main concern is finding enough water food and medicine rather than voting in a referendum that will be ignored by model the opposition is counting on millions of venezuelan ex-pats who have left their country in the majority of who oppose the movement of g

endangering the lives of tens of millions of brits and even people like hillary johnson professor newman sachs and broke the lock downs which states are often the cold war now is not is not a concern some people then i see. these people do not even have a single drain so between now you know george you and i you know we have a talked about the passing of the great stephen cohen here and i think all of us would agree and most of our audience if not all of our audience. think i'm stephen cohen is one of the great russianness of our time but how much time did he get on the airwaves of a preciously little though you have other people that have no idea where russia is fighting up on and on on twitter all the time in georgia in one of the things because we're rapidly running on time here is that a lot of these elites they presume wars in the name of democracy here but where has been the democracy in all of these shutdowns and lock downs i mean you have to scare any of the executive and and there's been a little bit of pushback on that and i'm. glad to see it but it's only happening after almos

newman says to you that for example certain race walking coaches who continue to operate after they've been brand and so officials are held secure to account for that in short to go very very complicated very very quickly but i don't think the intention was ever to punish clean athletes for the mistakes of. administrators or the past opens now as a sports fan and they are i would always hope that something like this would prevent athletes from diving in the future what any of us. this ought to say really i think what it does is it sort of underlines that if you are involved in a state system whereby you know athletes are being doped sists systematically then you will be held to account to some degree by the authorities of the world. as it has to be whether it deters athletes who don't in the future and it's anyone's guess really. yeah. you're right and there's not much of an answer is there because it's gone on for decades and i suspect reluctantly it will continue but anyway even raids can be made we welcome we will welcome them and ignited to what it was and the brand from the sports

all thorazine have decided to re-impose restrictions in the capital as infections their sore say newman has more from santa . this is downtown santiago on the 1st day of new restrictions aimed at getting massive numbers of people off the streets and as far away from each other as possible chile's health minister says authorities had no choice but to roll back on the confinement measures give them what we want to show the progress of the weekly surge of cases of the capital increased by $53.00 to see in less than a month from 1775 cases to 2698 decisions are based on the data shows that we're in a critical situation in a moment. faced with the 2nd wave of coded 19 much sooner than expected that government has limited restaurant capacity to 25 percent and only outdoors. i. told lockdown will be enforced on weekends residents can travel outside of the metropolitan area and no more than 20 people can gather outdoors although no one seems to be paying much attention. to blocks away santiago's mer and gov appealed for understanding and discipline. it's a harsh measure without a doubt but let'

specialist at venezuela analysis dot com he joins us from merida in venezuela and new york we have venison newman founder and c.e.o. of the consultancy asymmetrical she recently resigned as the official representative for one gado to the united kingdom and ireland and joining us from washington d.c. eric phones with vice president at the council of the americas and former senior advisor to white house special envoy for the americas can see all of let's begin in venezuela with paul dobson is one as well the no one party states. not a toilet run not a told us and looking at the initial results of yesterday's elections we can see that the ruling party and that allies are 8 parties which will say back that confidence of he won a majority in the national assembly but there are also important representations for the opposition and one bloc of the opposition won 18 percent of the vote another block won 4 percent of the vote and even the left wing critics of the government the communist party won 3 percent so then that was done the various representation in the new national assembly which will start its