please welcome to "the late show," nikole hannah-jones!> thank you, thank you for having me on. >> stephen: now, three years ago, you created the "the 1619 project," originally with a specialist ""the new york times" magazine. now it's a children's book. it'sa a podcast sez an upcoming docu-series, a dessert topping, and a book "the 1619 project: a new origin story." ( applause ) now, let's just start with basics for a second. some of the people watching right now may not be aware of what that date, 1619, what its significance is. there are a lot of dates we have out there in our head. what does it mean? >> 1619 is the year the first africans were sold into the british colony of virginia. so we really mark that as the anof course what "the 1619ery, prt"ce svery is one of the oldest institutions in the land that would become the united states, that is foundational to so much of the society we have today. >> stephen: literally-- what's the name of the ship? >> "the white with lion." >> stephen: the "white lion pulled into the jamestown colon

nikole i've been in georgia and wisconsin. the sentiment is true that many people are concerned about the economy. when you ask them what's most important to them are the high gas prices, high grocery prices, high energy prices. that it's difficult to make ends meet. abortion rights still rises to the top for a lot of female voters that i have talked to over the last couple of weeks on the trail. but by and large, the economy is still kind of rises to the top. and just to talk about the point with respect to the white house, you know, i had a chance to speak with d.n.c. senior advise or cedric rich month this week and he said what the president is doing is intentional stirring away from these campaign rallies and talking more about the policy and trying to sell what he has done and you heard the president reference that in his remarks earlier today. it is something where i think the administration feels proud of what they've accomplished and is trying to sell that messaging to people even in spite of that potential disconnect.

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well, before the joint meeting, vladimir putin held separate meetings with nikol, pashinyan and ilham aliyev over the course of these negotiations observed edmund zhelnov. nikol pashinyan and ilham ali arrived at the sochi sanatorium rus for a trilateral meeting with the president of russia with some disagreements on key issues of the peace agreement between armenia and azerbaijan, but the positions of the leaders of the two countries are united by the fact that both the prime minister of armenia and the president of azerbaijan both stated that ready to conclude before the end of this year, the long-awaited peace. russia, in turn, seeks to resolve differences, taking into account the interests of both countries, even rainy, sochi weather. seems to have contributed to closer contact and handshakes today. at the same time, according to vladimir putin, russia does not impose anything on anyone, only offers, assisting the peace process, the president of russia spoke about this at a discussion club in valdai, putin repeated the same idea, and at the negotiations, first with pashinyan, and

good evening, nikole. >> good evening, norah.w claim comes as herschel walker is in a dead heat with senator raphael warnock and amid record early voting turnout in georgia. walker recently told me he was trying to move forward with his campaign. now he is defending another allegation that he says are lies. in a virtual news conference, attorney gloria allred a man wh claims herschel walker drove her to an abortion clinic in the spring of 1993 after learning she was pregnant. >> he encouraged me to have an abortion and gave me the money to do so. >> reporter: the woman described a six-year relationship with walker while he was still married and playing in the nfl. she said she tried to get the abortion herself, but couldn't go through with it, and says he took her to a dallas area clinic the next day and waited for her while she got the procedure. >> i was so traumatized by what herschel had put me through. >> reporter: allred shared evidence from her client, including cards purporting to be from walker, as well as a photo and re

nikol pashinyan arrived here in sochi as the first president from russia drove up in the pouring rain. although of course, for a meeting. it's not a hindrance. the main thing - i especially emphasized this today by the leaders - is that the political platform is comfortable for everyone. let's listen. we meet today in sochi in sochi as the meeting place also chosen by you and president maliyev. but maybe we met here more than once in this format. i apologize for the autumn weather, but there's nothing to be done 8 there is autumn. the main thing is not this. the main thing is that there is an opportunity to meet and talk. let me thank you for invitation and for organizing today's three old meetings. somewhere in maliwa, it has repeatedly been the main topic today, of course, it is certainly the settlement in nagorno-karabakh and the russian president stressed that armenia's position is taken into account especially, since armenia is a strategic partner and ally of russia, including in the csto, where the situation is aggravated . uh, including on the border of azerbaijani armenia, the

cbs's nikole killion has the latest on his battleground senate race. the shocking scene in new york city-- emergency crews respond to a police vehicle hitting multiple pedestrians. and, "eye on america." more than two months after kentucky's deadly flooding, cbs's manuel bojorquez spoke with some people who are still struggling. ♪ ♪ ♪ this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> duncan: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. i'm jericka duncan in for norah. we begin tonight with some breaking news-- cbs news has learned that the f.b.i. has gathered what it believes is enough evidence to support charging president biden's son hunter with crimes related to his taxes and a gun purchase. the f.b.i. has sent the information to the u.s. attorney's office in delaware. an attorney for hunter biden hit back at the allegations. in a statement, attorney chris clark said, "it is a federal felony for a federal agent to leak information about a grand jury investigation such as this one."

norah. >> o'donnell: nikole killion, thank you.s a terrifying scene today at a daycare center in allentown, pennsylvania. a carbon monoxide leak sent nearly 30 children and adults to hospitals. fortunately, all are expected to be okay. nine-year-old dan'yellis polanco said, when she got to the center this morning, she felt dizzy, and that she knew somethig wasn't right. >> i was a little worried because i saw somebody from my class that was on the floor and his eyes were closed. >> o'donnell: investigators say the leak was caused by a malfunctioning heater and blocked venting system. the building doesn't have carbon monoxide detectors. believe it or not, there is no state law that requires a daycare in pennsylvania to have one. well, tonight, the life of the convicted parkland florida school shooter, nikolas cruz, will soon be in the hands of a jury. closing arguments ended, and jurors will now decide whether cruz gets life without parole or the death penalty. 14 students and three staff members were killed on valentine's day 2018.

cbs' nikole killion talks to parents and doctors.is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening to our viewers in the west and thank you for joining us. we want to begin with the breaking news in what is the largest defamation suit payout ever in american history. the landmark verdict awarded the families of those killed in the sandy hook massacre-- parents who lost their young children, and then faced a decade of torment-- a small sliver of justice. a connecticut jury ordered far- right "infowars" host alex jones to pay nearly $1 billion in damages for spreading lies about the elementary school shooting. the 2012 massacre in newtown, connecticut, killed 20 children and six adults, in the deadliest elementary school shooting in the nation's history. jones falsely told millions of his radio show listeners that it was staged, as part of a government plot to confiscate guns. well, relatives of the victims alleged the conspiracy theorist then profited off those lies. cbs' n

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thank you, nikole. overseas to ukraine where police today say they have recovered the bodies of more than 500 civilians in territory recaptured by the ukrainian army since its offensive began last month. this map shows where ukraine is retaking more territory every day from the fleeing russian forces. cbs's charlie d'agata is in southern ukraine. >> reporter: ukrainian troops in fierce gun battles against russian soldiers. the defense ministry releasing this video said to show a russian tank crew surrendering. but in retreat, they're retaliating. russian rockets pierced the heart of zaporizhzhia just before dawn. this five-story building collapsed, while those inside were sleeping. several hours after the rocket smdering.s still this is no lr a rescueion i auick-dhe mide of zaporizhzh. elena got a 5:00 a.m. phone call from her 70-year-old mother valentina who said she was trapped. your mother was under the rubble. >> yes. >> reporter: she broke one of her legs and her ribs, but she's alive. >> reporter:

nikole killion reports on why republican leaders are rushing to embattled candidate herschel walker. outrage in los angeles, cbs's upti with anger, afters on racist comments were revealed in a secret taping. a cbs news investigation, the never-before-seen text messages linked to brett favre and mississippi's massive welfare scandal. and remembering angela lansbury. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> o'donnell: good evening and thank you for joining us on this tuesday night. russia's revision continues as its missiles rain down from the skies across ukraine for the second straight day. air raid sirens sounded during the early morning rush hour as residents took cover in bomb shelters and subway stations. multiple cities across the contry were hit with fresh rockets and kamikaze drone attacks as the death toll continues to rise. russia's military appear to be targeting residential areas including a school and a medical facility in the contestedcy of zaporizhzhia. president biden and other g7 leaders held an emergency meeting tod

sochi is there vladimir putin receives azerbaijani president ilham aliyev and armenian prime minister nikol pashinyan russia is a mediator in the settlement of the karabakh conflict and this role highly appreciates both in baku and yerevan for more than two hours the russian leader communicated with each of the guests before they all gathered together. konstantin panyushkin knows what exactly the conversation was about. after almost exactly a year, the troika putin aliyev pashinyan is again gathering in sochi, the first to arrive this morning, the prime minister of armenia nikol pashinyan, grabbed the guard's umbrella by the hand. i greeted everyone at the gangway, and soon bortalkhamaliev also landed. yesterday in sochi it was almost plus 20 sunny, and today like this among those who met or khamaliyev entirely in black coats, and with the same umbrellas, the azerbaijani chambers stood out. bulbul-ogly with a light, trench coat and high spirits, not usually for the weather . the picturesque road from the airport along the sea from the inside of the motorcade of guests today on monday looked

so we get more now from cbs' nikole killion. >> reporter: a family vacation turned into a trip to thecy room for april joines and her 6-year-old daughter lillian, who suffers asthma and was hospitalized with a lung infection called rsv, respiratory syncytial virus. >> she was more lethargic, and then her breathing was labored. >> reporter: but when they got to the er, they were met with an hours' long wait to be admitted to the intensive care unit. >> we waited a pretty long time, and it is a situation that is alarming as a parent to be in when your child needs care. >> reporter: children's health care of atlanta says they're seeing two to three times the volume of pediatric patients as rsv cases have skyrocketed in georgia and at least 32 other states. symptoms include coughing, wheezing, runny nose and decreased appetite. >> one of the great things is parents know their children the best. if the child is having difficulty breathing, that may be an indication for the child to seek emergency department or urgent care. >> reporter: rsv is transmitted through direct contact. nearly 60,0

nikole killion, thank you.et's head to pennsylvania for voter reaction to the showdown between john fetterman and mehmet oz. both senate candidates are now trying to seize momentum after their debate. we get more from cbs's robert costa in harrisburg. >> reporter: republican candidate mehmet oz hit the campaign trail today, with former u.n. ambassador nikki haley, calling his opponent john fetterman "soft on crime," and touting his own performance at tuesday night's face-off. >> now, last night's debate focused on my desire to bring balance to washington. >> reporter: in that debate, pennsylvania voters got abalanct live, hour-long look at fetterman, who is recovering from a stroke in may. >> i had a stroke. he's never let me forget that. and, i might miss some words during this debate. mush two words together. but it knocked me down, but i am going to keep coming back up. >> reporter: fetterman used a closed captioning device to help him read the moderator's questions, and oz's answers. and there were moments

we will begin with cbs's nikole kill on, good evening. >> good evening, this new claim comes as herschel walk certificate in a dead heat with raphael warnock and record turnout in georgia. walker told me he was trying to move forward with his campaign, now he's defending another allegation that he says are lies. >> in a virtual news conference attorney gloria allred introduced jane doe concealing the identity of a woman who claims herschel walker drove her to an abortion clinic in the spring of 1993 after learning she was pregnant. >> he encouraged me to have an abortion. and gave me the money to do so. >> the woman described as a six year relationship with walker while he was still married and playing in the nfl. she said she tried to get the abortion herself but couldn't go through with it. and says he took her to a dallas area clinic the next day and waited for her while she got the procedure. >> i was so traumatized by what herschel had put me through. >> allred shared frefd her client including cards purporting to be from walker, as well as a photo and recording of him as proof of t

well, nikole hannah-jones is not that original thinker. there had been others who had been promoting this kind of interpretation as far back as 1930s. the american communist party, a fairly large role in developing narrative of one of the the first to give some of the phrases to a was angela davis in the 1970s. there is a there's a pre-history to the 1619 project in which a fringe of american dissidents were putting forward claims. they never really got any traction, although one can find a shelf full of books which similar ideas were put forward. what happens with the 1619 project is that the the power of the new york times comes into play. the last page of the original new york times in which this thing was was an announcement by the pulitzer center that it was going to be rolled out as a curriculum in the nation's schools. and by the time the announcement was made, it was already happening. so we are now at the point where the 1619 project and pieces of that are labeled by other things critical race theory or anti-racism or the du aboli

in addition, separate negotiations are planned president of russia with nikol, pashinyan and ilham aliyevons that the west supplies to ukraine in colossal volumes have already been discovered in the north europe finland sweden denmark the netherlands this was reported to finnish journalists by a high-ranking representative of the local police in the west. the media has repeatedly noted that about 70% of the weapons transferred to the eu are leaking to the black market. well, now the specifics of the criminal organization have already created tyniki with weapons in the border regions of ukraine and are distributing them throughout europe, in particular, assault rifles, pistols , ammunition, drones. these weapons are already in finland weapons supplied to ukraine were also found in sweden denmark and the netherlands we we have a large amount of intelligence that criminal organizations are very interested in the weapons delivered to ukraine and their further use in the post-war period. ukraine was armed in huge numbers. and this is good, but we will deal with these weapons for decades and wi

>> all right, nikole killion, thank you. >>> home is where the squeeze is. mortgage rates are at their highest in two decades. the average on a 30-year fixed rate loan is 6.92%. that's more than double from last year. cbs' danya bacchus is in burbank with the latest pricing trends. good evening, danya. >> reporter: good evening, adriana. even with sellers slashing prices, for many rising mortgage rates are putting the american dream of home ownership out of reach. inflation, soaring mortgage rates, record-high prices are making it extremely hard for many americans to buy a home. >> it is very expensive. >> reporter: housing affordability is down 59% from a year ago. consistent fed raid hikes are putting pressure on the real estate market. >> we have seen mortgage rates double in just this year. and in some markets, we are starting to see prices go down from those sky-high levels. >> reporter: nationwide, home prices soared 43% in two years. but now in cities that had those massive spikes, prices are being slashed. the fastest cooling markets are seattle, las

senate. >> reporter: nikole killion, cbs news, carrollton, georgia. >>> the fate of parkland shooter nikolas cruz is in the hands of a florida jury. jurors are set to begin deliberations to determine whether the 24-year-old should receive the death penalty or life in prison without parole. cruz has already pleaded guilty to killing 14 students and three staff members at marjorie stoneman douglas high school in 2018. >>> the entertainment world is mourning the death of film, theater, and television actress angela lansbury. she died yesterday at her home in los angeles. during her seven-decade career, she won six tonys for "mame" and "gypsy." she was one of the last big stars from hollywood's golden age and voiced roles in animated films including "beauty and the beast." she's best known for playing jessica fletcher on the series "murder she wrote." angela lansbury was 96 years old. >>> coming up, convicted killer cleared. charges are dropped against the man who was the subject of a popular podcast "serial." >>> later, entering the metaverse. we're going to show a new headset that brin

norah. >> o'donnell: nikole killion, thank you so much. in california, there's a major development in that suspected serial killer case in the city of stockton. police have arrested a man they believe was actually looking for his next victim when he was caught. here's cbs' jonathan vigliotti. >> we are sure we stopped another killing. >> reporter: authorities say surveillance footage, tips from the public, and ballistic evidence led them to 43-year-old wesley brown lee, suspected of murdering at least six people in northern california. stockton police say he was in his car, likely targeting yet another victim, when he was arrested early saturday morning, wearing all black, a mask around his neck, and in possession of a gun. >> our surveillance team followed this person while he was driving. we watched his patterns and determined he was on a mission to kill. >> reporter: authorities say the serial killings began in oakland on april 10, 2021. more than a year went by before the killing resumed. from early july through late september of this

were made by vladimir putin at the end of today's working day in sochi, a long and very productive nikolam aliyev left the site, adopting a joint statement to agree. the truth was not possible on all counts, a part had to be withdrawn due to previously prepared.

what did vladimir putin agree on nikol pashinyan and ilham aliyev discussing the future of nagorno-karabakh with details and sochi edmudzh-babunov. popasnaya risky in the kremlin noted that the grain deal is unlikely to be implemented without the participation of moscow for the falling grain volumes to the poorest countries, russia is ready to compensate at its own expense. military facility and formation of the ukrainian regime, the russian ministry of defense reports massive missile and air strikes. bai biden on how europe began to understand that dependence on the states is dangerous and about what they should do from london now with this understanding lisa elon musk began to change twitter what social network will become and why american liberals are already scared hello welcome to the information service of the ntv television company this is the program today hosted by elena spiridonova and igor poletaev in sochi today negotiations are underway with the participation of the leaders of russia and armenia azerbaijan, the host themselves, vladimir putin apologized to the guests for the in

. >> nikole killion, thank you so much. >>> well, in california, there's a major development in that suspected serial killer case in the city of stockton. police have arrested a man they believe was actually looking for his next victim when he was caught. here's cbs's jonathan vigliotti. >> we are sure we stopped another killing. >> reporter: authorities say surveillance footage, tips from the public, and ballistic evidence led them to 43-year-old wesley brownlee, suspected of murdering at least six people in northern california. stockton police say he was in his car, likely targeting yet another victim when he was arrested early saturday morning, wearing all black, a mask around his neck, and in possession of a gun. >> our surveillance team followed this person while he was driving. we watched his patterns and determined he was on a mission to kill. >> reporter: authorities say the serial killings began in oakland on april 10th, 2021. more than a year went by before the killing resumed. from early july through late september of this year, five people were killed, all men and all but

russia, armenia and azerbaijan, vladimir putin held separate meetings with armenian prime minister nikolyan and azerbaijani president ilham aliyev, then for more than two hours. the talks lasted from tripartite, after which the head of the russian state summed up the results and spoke about the prospects for further regulation of the language in kazakhstan, dear colleagues. today we held three sessions of negotiations. at the beginning with the armenian delegation, and then we spoke face to face with prime minister. armenia then with the azerbaijani delegation, out of the eyes of the impudent, talked with the president about azerbaijan, and then for two, probably even a little more hours, the three of us talked, and ours, in our common opinion. it was a very useful meeting. uh, in my opinion, it created a very good atmosphere for future possible agreements on some fundamental issues. well, today we agreed on a joint statement, i must say frankly, not everything was agreed upon. uh, some things i had to, uh, an exception from the preliminary text, worked out at the level of specialists, n

in addition, vladimir putin is scheduled to hold separate talks with salham aliyev and nikol pashinyan meeting with the example of armenia has already taken place at it, the russian president expressed the hope that during the summit solutions will be developed that will allow progress in the karabakh regulation when meeting in kazakhstan, this conflict has been going on for decades, so uh, it must still be ended sometime agree with this. i know that uh, you have the political will to do this, uh, and we support it in every possible way. eh, you should, of course. right now, and then in an all-round format for these key moments that will allow us to move forward let yourself recall how it was achieved. agreements in the course of ending the armed conflict, uh, and. then we all proceeded from the fact that the most important thing is to ensure peace and create conditions for development, including for the development of the economy of armenia, because the unblocking of e. the transport infrastructure of creating new routes uh, they uh, all these issues related to the development of the

russian president vladimir putin president of azerbaijan ilham aliyev and prime minister of armenia nikolhold trilateral talks in sochi on monday 31 october. this message from the kremlin press service i quote is planned to review the progress of implementation.

now russian president vladimir putin azerbaijani president ilham aliyev and armenian prime minister nikolhinyan will hold tripartite talks in sochi on monday 31 october. i will quote this message from the kremlin press service. it is planned to consider the implementation of the trilateral agreements, the leaders of russia azerbaijan and armenia on november 9, 2020 january 11 and november 26, 2021, further steps to strengthen stability and security in the caucasus. the issues of restoration and development of trade, economic and transport ties will also be discussed. the kremlin added that separate conversations are also planned. putin with pashinyan and aliyev noted that the meeting will be held at the initiative of the russian side. the settlement of the situation on the armenian-azerbaijani border has become one of the main topics of the extraordinary session of the collective security council from the collective security council. the president of russia communicated with the leaders of the cst countries. the meeting was organized via videoconference in preparation for the sochi meetin

the president of russia held talks in sochi with the prime minister of armenia vladimir putin nikol pashinyanagorno-karabakh problem the russian leader said that the conflict must be ended and expressed hope for working out solutions and allowing to move forward. an example, the minister of armenia reported on karabakh for yerevan acceptable approaches offered by the russian project to establish relations between armenia and azerbaijan at the beginning of negotiations. vladimir putin and shutliev asked nikolai pashinyan for forgiveness for the weather conditions in sochi, if on the weekend the residents of the resort city could still enjoy the outgoing heat, then this week began with a cold snap and heavy rain, therefore, i apologize for the autumn weather. well, there's nothing to be done in autumn, autumn. the main thing is not this. the main thing is that there is an opportunity to meet, talk, the conflict has been going on for decades, so you still need to once it complete agree with this. i know that uh you have the political will for this, uh, and we support it in every possible way. th

president of russia in sochi holds talks with armenian prime minister vladimir putin and nikol pashinyancuss the nagorno-karabakh problem the russian leader said that the conflict must be ended and expressed hope for working out solutions to move forward. forward, the prime minister of armenia announced e, on karabakh for yerevan acceptable approaches offered by russian projects for establishing relations between armenia and azerbaijan the difference is that the conflict has been going on for decades, so it must be ended sometime. i agree with this. i know that you have the political will for this, uh, and we support it in every possible way. the most important thing is to ensure peace and create conditions for development, including for the development of the economy of armenia, because unlocking

good evening good hour, we are familiar, but not yet, nikol cattle it's a long story, i'm a friend ofand asked him to tell the fischuk that the goods were going to the city along the vostorzhskaya highway in fuel trucks. understandably, it means you know that we have a rather complicated situation and a place of exile. i was able to pinpoint the number st. john's wort called from. invasion you know, it's more of a personal thing. nastya go to sleep, what a good one. looks like they called from here. it was hard to hear, most likely he is being kept in the basement. i think this is the same mysterious mahacha base. we need to not just pull out st. john's wort, we need to take a company.

armenian prime minister nikol pashinyan said that this document is acceptable for yerevan only if azerbaijan recognizes armenia on its internationally recognized borders, and the day before, during a bilateral meeting between the presidents of russia and azerbaijan, ilham aliyev said. i will quote that baku offered the armenian side quite constructive theses on a peace treaty. well, i’ll add that, of course, full normalization relations between azerbaijan and armenia are one of the most important goals of moscow, and as emphasized earlier, both states are not just partners for russia, but friends, so russia will, of course, make every effort to ensure that this long-term peace finally comes natalya solovyova pavel kostrikov and victoria dadoyan vesti, astana kazakhstan in belarus, a regime of increased terrorist threat has been introduced this is a reaction to the aggravation of the situation on the borders of the republic of minsk moscow will involve a joint grouping of troops will tell in more detail anastasia sakhovskaya is talking about this at all levels of government, but the recent es

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. >> >> nikole, this is obviously been a nightmare from beginning to and and it is not over. how did you feel today hearing the verdict? >> you know, in the first, when the first member came out for robbie, i realized that this was going to be something historic. it was chest, the rush of feelings and emotions was just completely overwhelming. i think i missed a lot after that because i was just very much in this, oh my gosh, they are really sending a message here and this is going to create change. so it has been such an up and down ride, especially these last few weeks. and now, i'm just feeling very positive, because justice is being done. >> robin, for you, what was that moment like? >> i don't know if i can even speak to the moment, just like for myself. because i was so concentrated on what this meant for everybody that even in this with me. remember that it is not just the families that are on this lawsuit that have been victims of alex jones. there are number less amount of people in this country, even his own listeners that have fallen victim to alex jones. so i thin

nikole, what is your message to mr. jones? >> just stop doing this. the only person.f exaggerating. we were accused of having brought this lawsuit for a political agenda. the only person that had an agenda here was alex jones. and that agenda was to create fear and space and insight them to anger and action and rake in all of the money. and now he has learned that will not go on anymore. that his followers realize there are consequences to these actions and so hopefully they will stop doing this as well. and i just want to say to the man, my gosh. have you no soul and compassion. no, i did not see any remorse from him in the courtroom and i did not see any decency or humanity from him and i am not seeing him now. he is still fundraising today. and he is still selling product off of the back of this trial and he is still saying fund his legal defenses off of the back of this trial. he has not learned his lesson. but the rest of america's learning this lesson. so i do not really have much of a message to him and i think the jury sunday message today. but the message to

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pashinyan, is again gathering in sochi, the first to arrive this morning, the prime minister of armenia, nikolhinyan, grabbed the guard’s umbrella by the hand. i greeted every morning, and soon bortalham aliyev also landed yesterday in sochi it was almost plus 20 sunny today like this among those who met or rude him entirely in black coats, and with the same umbrellas, the ambassador of azerbaijan , palabbul-oglu, stood out with a light, trench coat and high spirits, not usually for the weather. the picturesque road from the airport along the sea from the inside of the motorcade of guests today on monday looked like this. well, on the other hand, it was not vladimir putin who chose the meeting place, but the guests over the past year, pashinyan and aliyev , held many negotiations in various western capitals of europe and the united states tried to seize the initiative in the settlement. however, what is the result of the troika meeting again in sochi even though it is rainy at the rus hotel, practice has shown that russia's mediation has no alternative. vladimir putin met on the porch before t

nikole, what is your message to mr. jones? >> just stop doing this.you know, we are accused of exaggerating. we were accused of having, bringing this lawsuit for some sort of political agenda. the only person who had an agenda here was alex jones. and that agenda was create fear -- and site them to anger in action, and rake and all the money. and now he's learned that that will not go on anymore. his followers realize there are consequences to these actions. so they will stop doing this as well. and if -- i just want to say to the man, my god, to have you know so? have you no compassion? i cannot see any remorse from him in the courtroom. i did not see any decency or humanity from him and i'm not seeing it now. he still fundraising today. he still selling product off the back of this trial. he's selling -- his legal defenses. off the back of this trial. he has not learned his lesson. but the rest of america is learning his lesson. so, i do not really have much of a message for him. i think the jury sent a message today. but the message to everyone els

armenian prime minister nikol pashinyan said that this document is acceptable for yerevan only if azerbaijans armenia on its internationally recognized borders, and the day before, during a bilateral meeting of the presidents of russia and azerbaijan ilham aliyev said. i will quote that baku offered the armenian side quite constructive theses on a peace treaty. well, i will add that, of course, the complete normalization of relations between azerbaijan and armenia is one of the most important goals of moscow, and as emphasized earlier, both states are not just partners for russia, but friends, so russia will, of course, make every effort to so that this long-term peace finally comes natalya solovyova pavel kostrikov and victoria dadayan vesti, astana kazakhstan volunteers from different regions of russia are fighting on the fields of a special military operation. thus , a battalion of the network is operating in the zaporozhye direction. our special correspondent evgeny nepopad went to the front line together with fighters. to get to the front we go in the trunk. and cars. well, as you can s

by russia that yerevan agrees to work on normalizing relations with baku , armenian prime minister nikolnyan said on his social media page. he noted that he is ready to confirm this intention at the tripartite meeting armenia azerbaijan russia, which will be held on october 31 in sochi 2 weeks ago at a meeting of the council of heads of state, cis vladimir putin invited the leaders of azerbaijan and armenia to russia, proposing to agree on a date, the kremlin confirmed that preparations are underway for this meeting, the united states will have to be responsible for violating the biological weapons convention, if their horseradish is proven, this was stated by the permanent representative of russia, vasily benzia. at a meeting of the security council convened on the initiative of moscow, our diplomats demanded an international investigation into the participation of the pentagon in development of bioweapons on ukrainian territory from new york veselovsky reports over the past three days, this is the third meeting of the un security council on ukraine convened by russia, this time they di

were made by vladimir putin at the end of today's working day in sochi, a long and very productive nikol pashinyan and ilhamaliyev. they left the site, having adopted a joint statement to agree. the truth was not possible on all counts ; some had to be withdrawn due to a previously prepared text. however, as he clarified at a press conference following the meeting. vladimir putin , it is necessary to continue to seek agreement on controversial issues calmly and consistently, as regards issues er who failed to vote. is it possible to say about it? well, it is not necessary, because if they have not yet been settled, then in my opinion, there is no need to draw the attention of the public press to them, but you just need to calmly seek agreement in a closed regime. this is a very subtle thing. uh, sensitive to both sides. i do not consider myself in the right to stick them out without the consent of the partners, the joint statement of the heads of russia of azerbaijan and armenia confirms the commitment to steadfast observance of the agreements notes the key contribution to the security o

of children and youth , on the site of which once stood a luxurious building the mazepyn military-nikoldral is a magnificent example of ukrainian baroque, it was removed, and since it is a bust, it means a patriotic public table, they collected money for it and put it, it seems, at the end of the 19th or the beginning of the 20th century. then this little guy calmly watched how the mazepyn cathedral was broken and he also watched calmly and did not protest when a lot of things were done against ukrainians in the same place next to the holocaust museum, it is all very symbolic and the moscow lavra and there kdb management so that's all i would also like it to be done in some legal, intelligent way, but when the authorities at this instance catch af, you have to be prepared that citizens who are in pain take justice into their own hands, and this applies not only to culture, but also many many er things on time in our order thank you yura and it was yuri makarov er and we talked with yuri about the trade mark vrk about the great russian culture er we will meet with you next wednesday i, a

so, following the talks of vladimir putin, salham aliyev and nikol, pashinyan adopted a joint statement in sochi, which confirms that the parties are committed to complying with the tripartite agreements of november 2020 on the comprehensive normalization of armenian-azerbaijani relations, thus russia remains a key mediator in preparing for the signing of a peace treaty between baku and yerevan. in addition, azerbaijani armenian leaders express their intention to renounce the use of force and resolve all issues based on the recognition of sovereignty. well , they also note the demand for the efforts of russian peacekeepers to stabilize the caucasus. well, let me remind you that during the day the president of russia met with pashinyan and olive. first, separately. well , then trilateral negotiations took place, at which vladimir putin stated that armenia and azerbaijan are capable of ending the long-term conflict and moving on to a constructive dialogue. what moscow is ready to contribute in every possible way as a mediator, this frank must say. today we agreed on a joint statement, i m

of the program moscow kremlin putin pavel zarubin we see the motorcade of armenian prime minister nikolnyan approaching, he is the first is attending a trilateral summit from position of the armenian leadership. now a lot really depends on the day before pashinyan said that in sochi he would be ready to confirm his intentions to establish interstate relations with azerbaijan on the principles proposed by the russian side. vladimir putin welcomes the guest on the porch of the rus state residence in sochi, it is cool and pouring all day. rain over pashinyan open an umbrella. he is rapidly moving forward. and in the end, after a handshake and a greeting, it turns out to be under putin's umbrella, but the main thing is that the political platform is suitable, which suits both armenia and azerbaijan for the topic of settlement in nagorno-karabakh, the conflict lasts for more than 30 years, however, after the loss of the belt of seven regions adjacent to karabakh as a result of hostilities. yerevan sends signals that it is ready to conclude a peace treaty with baku . perhaps even before the e

." >> i'm nikole killion in washington. thanks for staying with us. elections are just over four weeks away, and two key elections in arizona are tightening. a cbs news battleground tracker poll found an even split in the race for governor, 49% each for democrat katie hobbs and republican kari lake. mark kelly has a slight edge over blake masters. both have denied president biden won the last election. >> when i'm governor, we're going to take a sledgehammer to these damn electronic voting machines. >> reporter: kari lake won the primary for republican arizona governor by fully embracing the lie that the 2020 election was stolen. >> they certified a corrupt elect. >> you would not have certified? >> no, i would not. >> reporter: now she is locked in a tight election and not emphasizing that as much. >> we're going to have to do what we did in the primary, which is go out and vote and take our friends and go out and vote like our lives depend on it. >> reporter: her democratic opponent katie hobbs warns lake is too dangerous for arizona. >> all of thes