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farms and steal the oysters to sell them later for a profit it's a huge loss for oyster farmers like nikolai more name he's now hoping that the local police can help protect his precious. early morning this is debated off a name on the french brittany coast. because on the name is an oyster farmer he loves working here but for months he's been extremely worried because thieves have been stealing the precious molluscs. if the tide is out we come here in the mornings to check if everything is all right. soon he spots a basket that has been cut open again oysters these have struck it's a major financial loss it takes 3 years until the oyster can be sold and until then they need to be carefully tended to. weeks ago says 3 and a half tons of oysters were stolen and one night. 60. 7 or 8000 euros and they stole 250 of them through all. last year many tons of oysters were stolen across france and the situation seems to be getting worse and once the valuable mollusks have been taken they're impossible to trace back. some coastal towns have now set up a special police force like here in london monday

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libya's special envoy is nikolai martin off currently the top united nations official in jerusalem but 3 security council members south africa and said vincent granted ins are blocking his appointment because they want the job to go to an african candide it this could be libya's best chance for peace with talks planned in chinnis in the coming weeks with the potential of elections in 2021 the year that marks a decade since the start of the uprising against gadhafi however it appears once again there are some in the international community who are hindering rather than helping the people of libya. algeria at the united nations. there's been more violence in guinea as opposition protests continue after it was announced the president won a controversial reelection at least $25.00 people been killed since sunday's present a presidential vote now the army's been mobilized and the phone lines and internet connections happened cut car like reports. violent scenes on the streets of guinea's capital conakry. opposition supporters angry at the news the president is on course for yet another elec

emitter farcically nikolay brewer in this clinical trial phase my son nicholas and estimate duro guerra told me of his decision to be vaccinated with the russian vaccine to join the trial i think it's very good by the same way i'm. better ruth's was the 1st foreign country to receive batches of the back seen last week india is also interested in testing it. for russia it could be a spark nick moment like the one in 157 when the communists launched the 1st satellite. in august russia declared itself the 1st country to approve a coronavirus vaccine high risk groups been receiving sputnik 5 health workers journalists teachers china russia has been deploying the shots before full efficacy trials are complete the results are promising the vaccine has been met with some skepticism washing his hands multiple times a day just one of a series of hygiene measures gulper in undertakes the doctor doesn't want to take any chances with coronavirus but he knows of vaccine would offer the best protection against covered 19 that's why his volunteer to take part in testing a new russian one. of those wit

and their one of a long sequence with nikolai and his team. i do think they should come not just of moving ahead on starts. so there's some stretches out there, set up with governments. the relationships that would be established with european - we also need i think assessment of some of those relationships than just become sort of the anchor with the relationship between the president. so there's a lot to do . but i would just say, i'm health is not just a threshing of all personnel. take a long hard look of those people who have been there. public servants. they could be useful to moving ahead with the national security issues. it. >> thank you. so now will turn to the audience questions. we only have about ten minutes. it's what we are supposed to do is to direct a couple of questions for members of the audience to each of you. and if you can all be relatively brief in your answers. then we can get through them. so two questions here. one from randy ellis who s what about global trust after the trump presidency. another one, good europeans

libya's special envoy is nikolai martin off currently the top united nations official in jerusalem but 3 security council members south africa and said vincent granted genes are blocking his appointment because they want the job to go to an african candid it this could be libya's best chance for peace with talks planned in chinnis in the coming weeks with the potential of elections in 2021 the year that marks a decade since the start of the uprising against gadhafi however it appears once again there are some in the international community who are hindering rather than helping the people of libya james pays out at the united nations. al-jazeera journalists mohammed hussein has now been illegally detained in egypt for $1400.00 days without charge a sane was arrested while on vacation with his family in cairo back in 2016 his detention is in violation of both egyptian and international law last week more than 50 u.s. democratic party politicians signed a letter urging president of the fattah el-sisi to release journalists lawyers and activists being held in the country. there's been more

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and a separate university, the cruise university >> and makes me wonder what is happening with the nikolairen buffett owns 25% of one i believe a switch to ev or hybrid or whatever, nev, new energy vehicles, i think will happen more quickly than we think. gm needs to make something sexier about their business. they have no love in the market for it at all. >> tim >> the j.p. morgan report called them the premium play in the china ev market and they wil win over time. that is not a stock for the faint of heart, but we know the story. so nio and j.p. morgan's call is just that. a delay on the ford f-150 day is a speed bump but not the end of the road more people are getting excited on the ev strategy i think ford had lagged behind ford the stock, ford the chart, very interesting if you look at both of the autos, and we have talked some of the secular dynamics in the auto industry and where the growth has gone in the last couple quarters. staying in this trade, the long-term ev story is probably not why you are buying it. >> coming up, the next wave of ipos are getting ready to hit the market

farms and steal the oysters to sell them later for a profit it's a huge loss for oyster farmers like nikolai one name he's now hoping that the local police can help protect his precious. it's early morning this is the bait off a name on the french brittany coast. because on the name is an oyster farmer he loves working here for months he's been extremely worried because thieves have been stealing the precious molluscs. if the tide is out we come here in the mornings to check if everything is all right. soon he spots a basket that has been cut open again oysters these have struck it's a major financial loss it takes 3 years until the oyster can be sold and until then they need to be carefully tended to. weeks ago says 3 and a half tons of oysters were stolen in one night. here are 60. worth 7 or 8000 euros and they stole 250 of them will. last year many tons of oysters were stolen across france and the situation seems to be getting worse and once the valuable mollusks have been taken they're impossible to trace back. some coastal towns are now set up a special police force like here in london

music is his drug nikolai morrow jokes to him it's essential. for the professional musician directs an amateur choir in moscow the group is getting ready for an upcoming event as if nothing has happened no 2nd wave of coronavirus during the pandemic that has swept across russia and the whole world no one here wants to stop singing despite the risk of infection. what we're doing with the risk here is no greater than the risk of riding the subway or going to the supermarket every day of course we had here to safety measures keep our distance while sitting constantly pour disinfectant all over ourselves and so on but ultimately belief and hope remain. a very immature little critter. hope that all goes well something the russians now could use as their country has ranked number 4 world wide in new infection rates for weeks about 15000 covert 1000 cases are registered each day in russia despite this dramatic situation officials want to avoid another lockdown like the one this spring. we've just extended the school vacation to 2 weeks all businesses a

after nikolay the school no of us accuser you can of us that it was because of the people and i'm stillcurious if you look at enough to come out as an analytical daucus and go to the board in making all the measures the so says it is you know that i live in the superdome is a political. facility keys water supplier is a profitable public company that provides cheap watchers to over half a 1000000 households 5.46 percent of it already belongs to the french multinational . or the liberals like you my goodness where's there's not a difference and i guess of course under the stars so your theory is usable the message billy bob. doesn't give them out as only to those of the more moderate isn't. aid happy is greece's largest water company supplying water to 5500000 people. we know by the look at the awful and or hear it saved up there are all hallows by not ending as their lives complete excel replica test mean above especially their helmet on the rebel element at least with us you know i'm almost immerses never have a.t.m. machine it's a bottom up more than just tell me how much more efficie

nikolai loktev represents united russia, the party of power and of president vladimir putin.imself. under russian law, there should be at least two candidates on the ballot. udgodskaya was what is called a technical candidate, a stand—in to make the election look real. translation: i asked the election look real. translation: iasked her and she agreed. had there been another option for a candidate, i wouldn't have asked her. people backed her. well done to her. i don't see anything unusual in her victory. i am grateful to her for accepting. and for the newly elected mayor, how did it feel to win? translation: i feel fine. mayor, how did it feel to win? translation: ifeelfine. i mayor, how did it feel to win? translation: i feel fine. i was a bit surprised at first. if people elected me, i will work for them. with udgodskaya -- we followed udgodskaya on her first mission to a rural village. she met a voter who backs her all the way. translation: of course we believe in her. we are proud of her. we're sure she will do a greatjob. her. we're sure she will do a great job. tactica

be compromised in the search for a vaccine let's discuss russia and putin in the coronavirus with nikolai petrovitch is a senior research fellow at the russia and eurasia program at the u.k. based think tank chatham house joining us from london thanks very much for your time so what do you make of this really sharp contrast between some of the pretty extreme measures that are being taken to shield putin from the coronavirus yet a lot of towns and cities in russia are no longer under lockdown restrictions. well there every economic problem just of all the considerations the government is there they should not declare then you log the alms your. 3 outs of the company declined that's why they were playing for our citizens especially for moscow whites and in russia moscow is the major sansa of the disease to be careful to stay at home. violate in your rules but that the same time that not the good will stop it come on the captives yeah how worried would putin be about the effects of lockdown measures because according to russia's levada center that's a polling organization his approval rating

libya's special envoy is nikolai malathion off currently the top united nations official in jerusalemut 3 security council members south africa needs share and said vincent granted jeans a blocking his appointment because they want the job to go to an african candid it this could be libya's best chance for peace with talks planned in chinnis in the coming weeks with the potential of elections in 2021 the year that marks a decade since the start of the uprising against gadhafi however it appears once again there are some in the international community who are hindering rather than helping the people of libya james pays al-jazeera at the united nations. oh yes actually a state might be on paris and meeting the foreign minutes. of azerbaijan and armenia in washington held separate talks with them as part of diplomatic efforts to end the conflict of a nickel in a car bug hundreds of people have been killed since fighting over the disputed region broke out last month and 2 russian brokered cease fire as a failed meanwhile the as ery army is training reservists and volunteers to reinforce t

by thet visit to geneva national security advisor is one of a long sequence of meetings with nikolai and his team that i think should be continued. ahead on things like staff. there have been some taskforces that were set up, new that were being forged that need to continue. i think we will need reassessment of some relationships that have become -- the only anchor is the relationship between the president and the other person on top. there would be a lot to do, but no bloodletting or purge of all personnel. take a hard look at the people who have been there. there are some structures that could be useful for moving ahead with the national security issues. thomas: thank you, fiona. we are going to turn to audience questions. we have about 10 minutes, so i propose to direct a couple of questions for members of the audience to each of you. if you could all be relatively brief in the answers, just so we can get through them. celia, we will start with you. i have two questions here. asksrom randy ellis who how can the u.s. turned back global trust after the trump presidency ech? european

nikolai petrov is a russian expert with the london think-tank chatham house. >> the kremlin is disappointedto stay in the office. >> reporter: for one thing, russia believes republican administrations are less likely to criticize their human rights abuses and silencing activists. but vladimir putin if nothing but pragmatic. he recently signaled he could work with either candidate and publicly praised them both. ♪ >> reporter: one sign that the kremlin is prepared for a biden win is this comedy sketch on russian state tv. it features a digitally manipulated president trump unemployed and looking for work. >> sometimes i'll say, wow, that's going to be a great story. >> reporter: ultimately, most russians want the same thing as their leaders: better relationships with america after november 3rd, no matter who wins the race. before we talk about tax-smart investing, what's new? -well, audrey's expecting... -twins! grandparents! we want to put money aside for them, so...change in plans. alright, let's see what we can adjust. ♪ we'd be closer to the twins. change in plans. okay. mom, are you pai

nikolai loktev represents united russia, the party of power and of president vladimir putin. he ran for re—election. to ensure victory, he picked the opponent himself. under russian law, there should be at least two candidates on the ballot. udgodskaya was what is called a technical candidate, a stand—in to make the election look real. translation: i asked her and she agreed. had there been another option for a candidate, i wouldn't have asked her. people backed her. well done to her. i don't see anything unusual in her victory. i am grateful to herfor accepting. and for the newly elected mayor, how did it feel to win? translation: i feel fine. i was a bit surprised at first. if people elected me, i will work for them. we followed udgodskaya on herfirst mission to a rural village. she met a voter who backs her all the way. translation: of course we believe in her. we are proud of her. we're sure she will do a greatjob. tactical voting, supporting any candidate other than the ruling united russia party, is the idea promoted by opposition politician alexei navalny, the man who

nikolai loktev represents united russia, the party of power and of president vladimir putin.andidate, i wouldn't have asked her. people backed her. well done to her. i don't see anything unusual in her victory. i am grateful to herfor accepting. and for the newly elected mayor, how did it feel to win? translation: i feel fine. i was a bit surprised at first. if people elected me, i will work for them. we followed udgodskaya on herfirst mission to a rural village. she met a voter who backs her all the way. translation: of course we believe in her. we are proud of her. we're sure she will do a greatjob. tactical voting, supporting any candidate other than the ruling united russia party, is the idea promoted by opposition politician alexei navalny, the man who claims his recent poisoning by novichok was orchestrated by president putin. the people of povalikhino may or may not support navalny, but the fact remains that they voted for a new face. could this be the road other villages and towns will follow? a huge, flawless diamond described as "one of the earth's rarest and most c