graham and i there's an idea we talk to some of our allies and others about going back to the jcp oa but with a framework understanding that iran would engage in other elements critical that have to be dealt with like the weapons development and the ballistic missile development as a part of a holistic deal. the more we get the more we give and the reality is that the beginning. >> that you realize in pushing for this idea you were kind of hoping that they would come along and there might not be be a deal at all. >> i realize even our closest allies. in the beginning of what needs to be done and there's a lot more seeking to pursue a lot more when we were in the deal. going back, some of my strongest colleagues more has to be done them just jcp oa. >> speaking to the middle east, you criticized them for their conduct i have to tell you i am a bit skeptical that they would follow through on this for a number of reasons. if they don't follow through, what are you prepared to do about it. >> to ensure the results diplomatic engagement to get them to stop what is happening in their engag

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it is politicalr war oa pandemic that has killed over 210,0 americans. and stimulus talks are sputtering and the white house as coronavirus spreading among top officials. joining us to discuss thiser an moment are three of washington's finest journalist. gentleman meach alcindor from the pbs news hour, susan page from u.s.a h a today and year eye seib, editor from the "wall street journal" and author of we should have seen it coming from reagan, we should have seen it coming. yamiche, i congratulate of winning t international women's again i've he'll award and her commitment to the truth. congratulations. let's turn to the latest news, you have been following itor the past hour. the president will speak from the white house balcony on saturday and hold a rally on monday in florida, what do you know about his healthig t and is there any dissent inside the west wing about these events? yamiche: i want to say cotulations to susan for happy to b on tv with you i'm e tonight. i think that the pre clearly very, very eager to get on the campaign trail and wanti

the oas under the leadership of secretary generous lewis has been a strong supporter of human rightsnd democracy and i will be pleased to lead the delegation to the general assembly on the 21 of this month. this was a moment for our hemisphere take on the regimes that oppress their people and defy the prince will of inter-american democratic charter with countries like to be tube cuba and nicaragua and venezuela. look for to passing a resolution to protect the rights to freedom of conscious, religion or police building on the first ever resolution on religious freedom last year. two other matters. democracy in the region. on october 18 the bolivians will go to the polls in u.s. calls up little activist bride incredible and peaceful process. we look forward to working with whomever the bolivian people freely and fairly choose as a president to promote democracy, human rights and prosperity for bolivia and the wider region. reiterate what i said once before that haiti's legislative elections are now overdue we continue to call for elections as soon as technically feasible and we unders

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the families of several prisoners says many were hoping the oas resolution would include a timeline for the release of political prisoners. we were expecting the liberation of political prisoners as a demand but that's the way things go even the political prisoners say they feel they've become a sort of chip but. since the start of the political crisis in 2018 the nicaraguan government has been accused of a long list of human rights violations. including locking up government critics and silencing journalists bundled up a little al-jazeera still ahead. not taken from the. thank you very much tiger woods is looking far from his best with his macias title defense coming up next month is seeing off in the 2nd round at those 0 championship in california which out of 4 over 76 leaving him and near the bottom of the leaderboard he's been having a bit of a rough patch of lately the 15 time major winner had missed a cut at the u.s. open he finished to end a tie for 37th at the p.g.a. championship. as bad as his game at the moment that he hasn't ruled out playing at the houston open a week prior

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oas includes support to the global health security gender. ghsa which is a work in progress as a partnership of nearly 70 nations international organizations and nongovernmental stakeholders that uses the whole of government to address outbreaks. we have annually coordinate it expert implementing it is super by carefully targeted programming and party countries make global health security improvements along specific metrics we took wrote -- approach to combating outbreaks in 2010 national biodefense tragedy and the 2019 global health security strategy. l oas leadership is any gauge and coordinating interagency investments helping 19 u.s. countries respond to a range disease threats at their source. these are just a few examples of oas wide-ranging gauge madonna pictures disease risks which are crucial to countering biological threats. we appreciate your interest and look forward to your questions. thank you very much. >> thank you mr. moore and let me recognize mr. doliff for his opening statement. >> good morning chairman bera chairman lange

according to a report from the fire department, a water blast knocked 42-year-old jason off oa floor rag. tragedy may have been made worse by confusion over covid protocols. only four firefighters instead of eight participated in wednesday's pump drill. for some reason cortez left other firefighters and went to a fire escape where he inadvertently opened a valve. that valve didn't have a hose connected to it and water streamed out as much as 100 pounds per square pressure inch knocking him over. we have posted the full fire department's report on our website at www.kpix.com. >>> now a live look at capitol hill, the senate judiciary committee charging forward with supreme court hearings tomorrow for president trump's nominee judge amy coney barrett. senate republicans are fast tracking the process just weeks before the november election. as britt conway reports, democrats are calling for delays and demanding judge barrett reach cues herself from certain cases if she's confirmed. >> reporter: president trump's supreme court nominee is gearing up for a grilling on capitol hill. lawmaker

the same way it is there is already there is get all the way to the outlets and the contact oa cobbett. bashan can just meet the infection dual to one coat passion to $2.00 persons on average whereas at the us the c.b.d. for flu is low at around the one a $1.00 and case fatality rate is around 5 percent up to 1520 percent they know people older than 80 or so for coffee whereas. for flu and the more case fatality rate that is slower than one percent and this is the big difference between the p.c.c. in terms of epidemiology you know patricio thank you very much for joining us today a brief look at some of the coronavirus stories making news. another setback for hopes of a vaccine anytime soon johnson and johnson's clinical trial of its coated 19 vaccine is on hold after a volunteer came down with an unexplained illness. nearly has also posed a clinical trial of an antibody treatment. to taiwanese companies have designed a covert rapid test using electronic chips a coating on the biosensor a tracks and binds with the are in a of the virus in the flow of electrons through the semiconductor

bitterly fought presidential elections this comes just a year after the organization of american states or oas threw bolivia's electoral process into chaos with unproven accusations of vote rigging against then sitting president evo morales the country's 1st indigenous born president this as you remember helped trigger a military coup that eventually saw the installation of right wing christian zealot and u.s. state department behavior on the 9 yeahs as interim president and forced morales to flee for his life to mexico and then argentina while now is the numbers continue to pour in showing a major victory for morales his former finance minister louis r. c. the former president tweeted out quote brothers and sisters the will of the people has been asserted this is an overwhelming victory we are going to give dignity and liberty back to the people to major progressive socialist winds coming on the eve of one of the biggest u.s. presidential elections in history should the corporate powers that be here.

exchange of prisoners and war dead this deal paves the way for further talks to be mediated by the oas see minsk group which includes russia france and the u.s. here's some of what we saw from the key players yesterday. a ceasefire is announced from 12 pm on the 10th of october for humanitarian purposes to exchange the prisoners of war and other detained persons and the borders of the killed in line with red cross principles. we are committed to peaceful settlement of the conflict and are ready to resume the peace process in accordance with the recent statements of the presidents and foreign ministers of the co-chairs of the always see group. but if you have if the armenian side is committed to the truce regime the phase for a political settlement will come and the phase for pressured negotiations will end our goal remains the same to restore the integrity of azerbaijan recognized by the entire international community and to return azerbaijanis to their places of origin . despite the ceasefire the capital of the contested region has also seen sirens late saturday 11 hours after the gun

fought presidential elections this comes just a year after the organization of american states are oas through bolivia's electoral process into chaos with unproven accusations of vote rigging against then sitting president evo morales the country's 1st indigenous born president this as you remember helped trigger a military coup that eventually saw the installation of right wing christian zealot and u.s. state department behavior on the 9 yeahs as interim president and forced morales to flee for his lie.

fought presidential elections this comes just a year after the organization of american states are oas through bolivia's electoral process into chaos with unproven accusations of vote rigging against them sitting pres.

have urged the warring sides to end the fighting and they've called for negotiations involving the oas see minsk group which has been overseeing peace efforts for almost 30 years turkey has rejected pleas for a truce president erdogan has said he hopes will continue its offensive until quarterback is freed from what he calls the armenian occupation one more point in an already complex situation armenia's accused of using cluster munitions in car back and has published photos allegedly proving it the weapons are banned on or international law azerbaijan has not yet responded to that allegation both sides have however released a string of it it was the back up their claims of tactical victories on are making contradictory claims about the damage inflicted ortiz taylor looks descent from ation has become one of the key weapons in this standoff. deception and full of military victories are as old as wolf heart south but in the digital age the dissent from ation can be tough charged the military propaganda machine of armenia which found itself in a stalemate after a series of successful hos

be the same way it is there is already there is get all the way to the outlets and the contact that oa cobbett. bashan can't just meet the infection dual to one coat passion to $2.00 persons on average whereas trust me c.b.d. for flu is low at around the one a $1.00 and case fatality rate is around 5 percent up to 1520 percent they know people older than 80 are sold for coffee they were asked. for through the more case fatality rate the slower than one percent and this is the big difference between the p.c.c. in terms of epidemiology you know patricio thank you very much for joining us today . a brief look at some of the coronavirus stories making news. another setback for hopes of a vaccine any time soon johnson and johnson's clinical trial of its code 19 vaccine is on hold after a volunteer came down with an unexplained illness it nearly has also posed a clinical trial of an antibody treatment. to taiwanese companies have designed a covert rapid test using electronic chips a coating on the bios into a tracks and binds with the are in a of the virus in the flow of electrons through th

of prisoners and war dead this deal paves the way for further talks in theory to be mediated by the oas c.e. minsk group is some of what we saw from the key players yesterday. a ceasefire is announced from 12 pm on the 10th of october for humanitarian purposes only but if we are committed to peaceful settlement of the conflict and are rooted to resume the peace process. would it but if you have if the armenian side is committed to the truce regime the phase for a political settlement will come and the phase for pressured negotiations will end our goal remains the same to restore the integrity of azerbaijan despite the ceasefire the capital of the contested region of nagorno-karabakh is also seen alert sirens late saturday 11 hours after the guns were supposed to fall silent artie's correspondent on the ground there said there were several explosions the capital's been under fire since the conflict escalated in the region several weeks ago the shelling has led to civilian casualties because down off this report from the area right after the truce came into effect. the city of step on the

and war dead in the contested region the deal paves the way for further talks to be mediated by the oas c.e. minsk group as of a chance president saying today he views what's been achieved thus far positively and here's some more of what we saw from the key players yesterday. a ceasefire is announced from 12 pm on the 10th of october for humanitarian purposes but if we are committed to peaceful settlement of the conflict and are rooted to resume the peace process a year out of massacres that would it but if you have if the armenian side is committed to the truce regime phase for a political settlement will come and the phase for pressured negotiations will end our goal remains the same to restore the integrity of azerbaijan. the fighting erupted in the golan occur about late in september with armenia and azerbaijan laying blame on each other for the escalation but almost straight away the ceasefire agreement was reached accusations started flying from both sides about violations of the truce as about john claiming 7 people died in shelling in ganja city in the early hours of sunday a ro

fought presidential elections this comes just a year after the organization of american states are oas through bolivia's electoral process into chaos with unproven accusations of vote rigging against then sitting president evo morales the country's 1st indigenous born president this as you remember helped trigger a military coup that eventually saw the installation of right wing christian zealot and u.s. state department behavior on the 9 yeahs as interim president and forced morales to flee for his life to mexico and then argentina will now as the numbers continue to pour in showing a major victory for morale says former finance minister louis r. c. the former president tweeted out quote brothers and sisters the will of the people has been asserted this is an overwhelming victory we are going to give dignity and liberty back to the people. 2 major progressive socialist wins coming on the eve of one of the biggest u.s. presidential elections in history should the corporate powers that be here in the united states actually start worrying about where the world's going let's find out as w

montenegro a defense attorney representing the families of several prisoners says many were hoping the oasresolution would include a timeline for the release of political prisoners. who were expecting the liberation of political prisoners as a demand but that's the way things go even the political prisoners say they feel they've become a sort of bargaining chip but. since the start of the political crisis in 2018 the nicaraguan government has been accused of a long list of human rights violations. including locking up government critics and silencing journalists bundled up a little al-jazeera. still quick recap of the top stories now sit down in israel have agreed to start a process of normalizing diplomatic relations u.s. president announced a deal the 3rd now between israel and an arab nation part of the agreement donald trump says he intends to remove saddam from the list of state sponsors of terrorism after it agree to compensation payments the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu called it a dramatic breakthrough for peace but the palestinian leadership has referred to it as.

a defense attorney representing the families of several prisoners says many were hoping the oas resolution would include a timeline for the release of political prisoners. we were expecting the liberation of political prisoners as a demonic but that's the way things go even the political prisoners say they feel they've become a sort of bargaining chip but. since the start of the political crisis in 2000 nicaraguan government has been accused of a long list of human rights violations. including locking up government critics and silencing journalists but al jazeera. it is good to have you with us hello adrian for going to here in doha the headlines analysis here a sudan's transitional government has agreed to normalize ties with israel it's part of a deal that allows the lifting of u.s. sanctions that have devastated sudan's economy palestine says it's another stab in the back in a ever him is in ramallah with palestinian reaction. to . much to offer. its. president trump a suggested that egypt might blow up ethiopia's. if construction continues the project has been a source of tension for n

peace process in accordance with the recent statements of the presidents and foreign ministers of the oas even scrape. but just as a talks in moscow began those original president and how mali have said there could be no peace if our media continue to insist that level in a paragraph was part of its territory that of all of us john. we know how really valid karabakh is azerbaijan everyone should know this including those in charge of our media today i told them again that if they commit fraud after the moscow talks they will regret it but we will take back our lanes peacefully all through war on the quickly we want to organize it peacefully we give our being only one last chance. for the last 2 days efforts to stop the fighting between our main and as our john has been held while the battles in and iraq are going to care about continue to rage it still remains to be seen whether this latest international effort to achieve a cease fire well the successful. the fighting is the worst since of 9091 my deferral of a war that killed an estimated 30000 people and ended with a cease fire that has