>> reporter: her home base is regina's door.ina opened the vintage apparel store in downtown oakland six years ago, as a sanctuary in the fight against what she calls modern-day slavery. >> i see a 14-year-old black child being sold on the streets. it is unbearable pain. and so, the best that i know how to deal is through the bonds of love. >> reporter: in fact, regina has been helping the alameda county district attorney's office reach out to more than 5500 children it has identified in the last eight years as current or potential victims. assistant da shami bock hence the human trafficking unit. >> regina's work isn't just thinking outside the bo she thinks around the box. >> reporter: to help survivors heal from the trauma, regina has organized drumming circles, concerts and poetry readings. she has written two antitrafficking plays with proceeds going to survivors. she is teaching them a new skill, how to sew theater costumes. >> you are able to heal and to stitch and create and see the works of your hand, which is super imp

>> reporter: her home base is regina's door, regina opened the vintage apparel store in downtown oaklandsix years ago as a sanctuary in the fight against what she calls modern day slavery. >> and i see a 14-year-old black child being sold on the streets. it's an unbearable pain, and so the best that i know how to deal with it is through the bonds of love. >> reporter: in fact, regina has been helping the alameda county district attorney's office reach out to more than 5,500 children it's identified in the last eight years as current or potential victims. assistant d.a. bach heads the human exploitation and trafficking unit. >> regina's work is visionary. she doesn't just think outside the box. she thinks without a box. >> reporter: to help survivors heal from their trauma, regina has organized drumming circles, concerts and poetry readings. she's written two anti-trafficking plays with proceeds going to survivors, and she's teaching them a new skill -- how to sew theater costumes. >> you're able to heal and stitch and create and to see the works of your hands, which is super important wh

regina in rio, what do you say to those answers?r is individual character. but the pandemic has shown that humans have prepared to make sacrifices for love. regina, thank you very much. let's go now to haiti and tojuneau — what is your question? we know about our population. some countries such as haiti — a lot of people are cutting trees to build houses. they are cutting trees to have food. i think if we could control the population of the country, something could be better. what can we do to control the population? now you have hit, juneau, upon absolutely essential dilemma in all environmental issues. so what he was saying was, one of the key issues here is the population — people in haiti needs to make it need to chop trees to build their homes, to have fires in order to cook. and the more people there are, the more trees they'll chop down, the more effect they'll have on the environment. so reducing the population is the best cure for the planetary ills that we are trying to tackle. bob watson in washington, dc — as the former

named regina can you explain the crazy controversy around the n.b.a. season why are there so much pushback and where do you think commissioner the commissioner silver's proposal is going to land when are we going to see basketball that's so interesting that in ascii he is like yes. and like the basketball guy he mentioned that today they were talking about having a vote tomorrow and a discussion in a phone call the n.b.a. players association to talk about the 1st of december would be when they go to camp they'd have 3 preseason games escrow would be about 18 percent for tuesday to year's not just the season and they would start 2 days before christmas because the n.b.a.'s biggest weekend is christmas oddly enough so the fact they want to get the ball the but proverbial ball and literal ball rolling on this is a huge push for players that only less than 3 months ago were coming out of a bubble and players also would not be going into a nother bubble they would be on sort of like how the l.b. does or they've a 3 game series it's been it's going to get pu

. >> reporter: the journey to get food where the cold and covid-19 has been long and hard for regina.take one day at a time, and as long as you have for today, you safe for tomorrow, and when tomorrow get here, something is going to happen. >> reporter: and it did. just in time. >> thank you. >> no problem. >> reporter: days before thanksgiving, agatha house foundation, a local food pantry made a special thanksgiving delivery, filled with everything she needs for her and her two teenage daughters. >> it's just a relief that i don't have to purchase all of that. >> reporter: over 50 million americans like regina won't have enough to eat in 2020, in part because of the pandemic. feeding america, the largest hunger relief group in the u.s. projects that 8 billion meals will be needed in the next year to feed food insecure americans. about 40% of the people who are turning to food banks around the wrn country are people who never before relied on the charitable food system. >> reporter: regina is out of a car. her car was unemployment. >> congressional district in the bronx has the highes

regina europe, you can go to london or washington and chant, whatever revolutionary songs you want. why don't you try it? it depends on whether the songs are chanted as in an opera, les miserables la or chant as a part of a well organized and well planned action plan to stalk separatist sentiments at the end of the day. your, your reason your pitch to the people of hong kong is trust paging. this security law will not be used in the same way that beijing uses its security laws to tamp down on freedoms on the mainland. this is what you are asking them to accept that china is not going to behave the way behaves on the mainland in hong kong. do you really believe that? of course, trust our motherland. our motherland has nothing but good intentions for the people . and also trust the paycheck, large trust, one country 2 systems which has worked well in the past 23 years. you know, why doesn't it have better intentions towards its own people on the mainland? why is it torturing them in prisons and locking up a 1000000 wiggers in so-called reeducation camps? why is it doing that? i must a

this is somewhat prompted by white union general john pope did, in his summer campaigns in regina. lee adds some concluding advice, saying, reliance is placed upon your skill and judgment, in the successful execution of this plan. and it is not intended, or desired, that you should jeopardize the safety of your command, or go further than your good judgment and prudence may dictate. so, as stuart prepared his cavalry for this raid, that they're going to make, his headquarters are at a country house known as the bower. and his calories in a camp, at an area nearby. the power belongs to adam stephen dandridge.

and though the new security agencies were not required to follow hong kong law to be fair, regina had hadn't seen the full text when we spoke. but she firmly rejected the suggestion that the law reflected beijing's paranoia about free speech and freedom in general. and that's a very unfair statement. in the past 12 months, the police have uncovered at least 22 cases up, extremely dangerous here, keeping explosives all that inch in one in the school. and lots of weaponry, dangerous weapons have been using a lot of socor peaceful protests. you know, and innocent people have been killed. these are violent events that never occurred in hong kong. and there are people waving, promoting hong kong independence, you know, waving hong kong flexion chanting. revolutionary songs. you know, these are activities that no government would allow a lot of hong kong people are very angry about it. john fund revolutionary songs. are in order trying to get a lucia. yes, absolutely. a profit everyone started to chant revolutionary songs in free countries. regina europe, you can go to london or washington

regina europe, you can go to london or washington and chant, whatever revolutionary songs you want. why don't you try it? it depends on whether the songs are chanted as in an opera, les miserables la or chant as a part of a well organized and well planned action plan to stalk separatist sentiments at the end of the day. your, your reason your pitch to the people of hong kong is trust beijing. this security law will not be used in the same way that beijing uses security laws to tamp down on freedoms on the mainland. this is what you are asking them to accept that china is not going to behave the way behaves on the mainland in hong kong. if you really believe that, of course, trust our motherland. our motherland has nothing but good intentions for the people . and also trust the basic law trust one country 2 systems which has worked well in the past 23 years. you know, why doesn't it have better attentions towards its own people on the mainland? why is it torturing them in prisons and locking up a 1000000 wiggers in so-called reeducation camps? why is it doing that? i must ask you to.

regina is sharing what she has with her neighbor and remains grateful for this thanksgiving. >> evenvery day, just to say that you was alive to eat it, that's a blessing in itself. >> so much need. these organizations have been able to meet the need. how concerned are they about having enough supplies for the next few months? >> john, the food banks that we have spoken to that are large and small say that up until now they have been able to meet that need. they have received funding from the government, from the state, but largely in part from every day americans who have donated over this time. but there is a concern that as the holidays passed, americans will forget about this need and john also volunteers are so critical to getting these large food distributions off the ground and into the hands of every day americans as covid cases continue to rise in the u.s., there is a concern that volunteers won't turnout in the ways they have been when they are so critically needed right now, john. >> there is so much need. everyone step up, if you can. thanks so much for that report tonight

regina europe, you can go to london or washington and chant, whatever revolutionary songs you want, why don't you try it? it depends on whether the songs are chanted as in an opera, les miserables la or chant as a part up, a well organized and well planned action plan to stalk separatist sentiments at the end of the day. your, your reason your pitch to the people of hong kong is trust beijing. this security law will not be used in the same way that beijing uses security laws to tamp down on freedoms on the mainland. this is what you are asking them to accept that china is not going to behave the way it behaves on the mainland in hong kong. if you really believe that, of course, trust our motherland, our motherland has nothing but good intentions for the people. and also trust the basic law trust one country 2 systems which has worked well in the past 23 years. you know, why doesn't it have better intentions towards its own people on the mainland? why is it torturing them in prisons and locking up a 1000000 wigan's in so-called reeducation camps? why is it doing that? i must ask you to.

regina europe, you can go to london or washington and chant, whatever revolutionary songs you want. why don't you try it? it depends on whether the songs are chanted as in an opera, les miserables la or chant as a part up, a well organized and well planned action plan to stoke separatist sentiments at the end of the day. your, your reason your pitch to the people of hong kong is trust paging. this security law will not be used in the same way that beijing uses its security laws to tamp down on freedoms on the mainland. this is what you are asking them to accept that china is not going to behave the way behaves on the mainland in hong kong. do you really believe that? of course, trust our motherland. our motherland has nothing but good intentions for the people of hong kong and also trust the paycheck. larch. trust one country 2 systems which has worked well in the past 23 years. you know, why doesn't it have better attentions to wards its own people on the mainland? why is it torturing them in prisons and locking up a 1000000 wiggers in so-called reeducation camps? why is it doing t

regina europe, you can go to london or washington and chant, whatever revolutionary songs you want. why don't you try it? it depends on whether the songs are chanted as in an opera, livesay rappler or chanted as a part up, a well organized and well planned action plan. to stoke separatist sentiments at the end of the day, your, your reason your pitch to the people of hong kong is trust beijing. this security law will not be used in the same way that beijing uses security laws to tamp down on freedoms on the mainland. this is what you are asking them to accept that china is not going to behave the way it behaves on the mainland in hong kong. do you really believe that? of course, trust our motherland. our motherland has nothing but good intentions for the people gone can and also trust the basic law. trust one country 2 systems which has worked well in the past 23 years. you know, why doesn't it have better tensions to boards, its own people on the mainland? why is it torturing them in prisons and locking up a 1000000 wigan's in so-called reeducation camps? why is it doing that? i mu

. >> reporter: the journey to get food through the cold and covid-19 has been long and hard for reginatus. >> got to take it one day at a time and as long as you have for today, you save for tomorrow and tomorrow, get here, something's going to happen. >> reporter: and it did. just in time. >> thank you. >> no problem. >> reporter: days before thanksgiving, the foundation, a local food pantry in the bronx new york made a special thanksgiving delivery. filled with everything she needs for her and her two teenage daughters. >> it's just a relief that i don't have to purchase all of that. >> reporter: over 15 million americans like regina won't have enough to eat in 2020 in part because of the pandemic. feeding america, the largest hunger relief group in the u.s., projects that 8 billion meals will be needed in the next year to feed food insecure americans. about abo >> about 40% of people who turn to food banks never before relied on the charitable food system. >> reporter: regina out of a job and not receiving unemployment. she now relies on a once a week delivery from the food pantry.

through the cold and covid 19 has been long and hard for regina status. >> got to take it one day atlong as you have for today you save for tomorrow. when tomorrow get here, something's going to happen. >> reporter: and it did. just in time. >> thank you. >> no problem. >> days before thanksgiving, agatha house foundation, a local food pantry in the bronx, new york, made a special thanksgiving delivery filled with everything she needs for her and her two teenage daughters. >> it's just a relief that i don't have to purchase all of that. >> reporter: over 50 million americans like regina won't have enough to eat in 2020, in part because of the pandemic. feeding america, the largest hung rerer relief group in the u.s., projects 8 billion meals will be needed in the next year to feed food insecure americans. >> about 40% of the people who right now are turning to food banks for help around the country are people who never before relied upon the charitable food system. >> onions. >> reporter: regina is out of a job. her car was totaled months ago. and she's not receiving unemployment. sh

. >> reporter: the journey to get food through the cold and covid-19 has been long and hard for reginake it one day at a time. and as long as you have for today, you save for tomorrow. when tomorrow get here, something's going to happen. >> and it did. just in time. >> thank you. >> no problem. >> reporter: days before thanksgiving, agatha house foundation, a local food pantry in the bronx, new york, made a special thanksgiving delivery, filled with everything she needs for her and her two teenage daughters. >> it's just a relief that i don't have to purchase all of that. >> reporter: over 50 million americans like regina won't have enough to eat in 2020, in part because of the pandemic. feeding america, the largest hunger relief group in the u.s., projects that 8 billion meals will be needed in the next year to feed food-insecure americans. >> 40% of the people who right now are turning to food banks for help around the country are people who never before relied upon the charitable foods systems. >> reporter: regina is out of a job. her car was totaled months ago, and she's not receiv

. >> reporter: the journey to get food through the cold and covid-19 has been long and hard for reginat a time. as long as you have for today, you save for tomorrow. when tomorrow get here, something is going to happen. >> reporter: and it did. just in time. >> thank you. >> no problem. >> reporter: days before thanksgiving, a local food pantry in the bronx, new york made a special thanksgiving delivery filled with everything she needs for her and her two teenage daughters? >> it's just a relief that i don't have to purchase all of that. >> reporter: over 50 million americans like regina won't have enough to eat in 2020 in part because of the pandemic. feeding america, the largest hunger relief group in the u.s. projects that 8 billion meals will be needed in the next year to feed food insecure americans. >> about 40% of people turning to food banks around the country are people who never relied upon a charitable food system before. >> reporter: regina is out of a job. her car was totalled months ago and she's not receiving unemployment. she now relies on a once a week delivery from th

regina europe, you can go to london or washington and chant, whatever revolutionary songs you want, why don't you try it? it depends on whether the songs are chanted as in an opera, livesay rappler. 7 or chant as a part of a well organized and well planned action plan to stalk separatist sentiments. at the end of the day, your, your reason your pitch to the people of hong kong is trust. staging. this security law will not be used in the same way that beijing uses its security laws to tamp down on freedoms on the mainland. this is what you are asking them to accept that china is not going to behave the way behaves on the mainland in hong kong. do you really believe that? of course, trust our motherland. our motherland has nothing but good intentions for the people of hong kong and also trust the basic law. trust one country 2 systems which has worked well in the past 23 years. you know, why doesn't it have better attentions towards its own people on the mainland? why is it torturing them in prisons and locking up a 1000000 wiggers in so-called reeducation camps? why is it doing that? i m

where regina, we all saw that nelson last week in social media was a blaze with everyone being excited over the 1st female g.m. in major league baseball history. well, in sports history, aside from that record breaking achievement, what do you think this means for the in they'll be and other sports that have yet to fully accept women in that type of leadership role. so nobody has already had a rough is a nice word with their coach. it impacted season. they already shorten 60 games. they have players who are not being protocols. are they going to press for that? you know, relative quiet things, proceed as normal. then you would a world series, you had a player test positive still played on the field, they pulled him eventually, but he was still there. so this is good press for the league, but it's also good press for a lot of young girls and young women who want to be agents who want to be scouts who want to climb the ranks. she served in the n l commissioner's office for the past 9 years. she has reached the echelons of what many women in sports who work on the team side in the league

regina had to plant would no doubt have enjoyed that had grandchildren live so new to wait she grew up she joined the social democratic party in 1909 gaining a reputation for plain speaking the successful reunification of the 2 geminis was always one of her key concerns this is actually that's why i say we need to participate in whatever way we can get involved you vote for for i was aware from the outset that the moment she entered politics greg you know would never let go and politics would never let her go. she gave it her all. and not just for self for the people she'd suddenly been granted responsibility for. unfortunately. i would have loved to have spent a few days with her as the person i am now discussing ideas with mongering. 30 years after the fall of the berlin wall and tony and france feel the differences between east and west in germany still linger there not sure if germany has grown together or apart. with sending them on a journey across eastern germany to find out visiting places where people are venting their dissatisfaction and disappointment. come on let's have a s

that's why and it's directed by regina king who already has a and she could become the 1st black woman to get a best director. oscar nomination. what else is hard? a dream? another ho to contend is no man's land. this is 3rd feature and it stars frances mcdormand as a woman who in the recession following the 2008 financial collapse, leaves the small town home and becomes more, they know, managed in the u.s. . it also features real life and to others. and it was a top prices at both venice and toronto. it could bring dormant. best actress. oscar doesn't give too much online release on december 4th. ok, so we've seen some early oscar contenders there. what about the new movies that are just going online now? any, any buzz there? well, one of the happiest season. this is the 1st coming . chris love story. it features kristen stewart and mackenzie davis as abby and harper, the couple and their feet as abby's a friend. and we can take a look at that. i think you would have a perfect relationship with my person and i really like everyone and i want to marry him her breast. can you explain? y

i think it was indeed for much of the 1980 s., regina v best. sonny was west germany's best in class. sonny c., mia kicked off his professional career with freiburg where he became a firm fans favorite. and in 190788, the bundesliga to top scorer out his next stop, the bundesliga by a line mentions to god which club, but i know way too big for me. so i should go ask maybe a smaller club with $51.00 goes for nuremberg and back in shite. silly once in a remains to this day, among the bundesliga is top 5 african score as throwing $55.00 appearances for senegal. and it's a sizeable legacy. and you should have thought of a school, some great goals written. all that's a good run. take some doing on one level, we had an in-house role model, but it was a long journey to the top by 2030, he was running out to shout because on the 19th dumbell short, he was an excellent translator already in the gene speed suppleness. and particularly elasticity of accomplishment over there, you also learn a lot about the mental side of things. the parents can describe fr

ejército trabaja en las labores de rescate >> dejando estragos por la crisis económica de la pandemia regina se degradó a tormenta tropical algunos residentes salieron de sus casas a grabar las imágenes mire el nivel del agua ahí ve le fuerte cuadal pota ha dejado problemas la población carece de agua y electricidad >> imágenes devastadoras la fuerza del huracán oita en la isla de providencia en el caribe destruyó tubos de agua poable y el único hospital de la zona la fueria de la naturaleza arrastró yates hasta la vía pública >> estamos con vida y seguiremos luchando >> la fuerza del huracán categoría 5 dejando más de 30 heridos y centenares de damnificados >> (inaudible) >> gracias a dios estamos vivos >> estoy bien gracias a dios con vida también de la isla han evacuado alrededor de 200 personas >> (inaudible) >> ya estamos todos a salvo >> al lugar de la tragedia por aire y mar llegan toneladas de ayuda para los damnificados eta y opta visite la página de internet (información en pantalla) >> (información en pantalla) >> la pandemia no da respiro en el país han habido 11 millones de cont

i will provide it to regina if we can get the provisional number and she can disseminate that to you. [indiscernible] what?d: provisional ballots? 3000w in the 1200 to range, i just don't know the exact number. >> we have to get through one more batch so we can finish tonight. if you want any updates, let me know. richard: alright. announcer: you are watching c-span, your unfiltered view of government. created as a public service and brought to you by your television provider. statehigan's secretary of gave an update on the election results and took a few questions from reporters. the associated press declared joe biden the winner in michigan, but the trump campaign is pursuing legal action over the state's handling of ballots. this runs about 20 minutes. >> good evening. i am proud to announce the results of our successful election in michigan. for nearly six weeks from the moment the polls closed -- the moment voters began voting to the moment the polls closed 8:00 p.m. tuesday night, a record number of michigan citizens turned out to make their voices heard in a historic presidenti

they survived a few 100 years, the 10 people plus a baby born this year of the one baby regina i wrote in chicago, born in a refugee camp in fact, which is the 11th child in the book and a symbol of hope for a future without children involved and joining me is my colleague scott rock from scott, you actually had personal involvement in this book project? yes, i was brought on much later. the very good end of it. i did some translation english translation of the book. and yesterday there was the book launch here in berlin, and i moderated sort of the press conference, which was quite amazing because we were able to have many of the survivors connected via from around the world. so jose from colombia was, was on the line. and also we saw on the piece of a truly from, from cambodia who survived the camaro and is now a human rights lawyer in cambodia was pretty sick of the images of striking but walked sense this project apart from writing. i think it's the idea behind it, which is that they want to show the survivors of conflict survivors of war differently. i mean, if you look at how mos

hoy regina cuenta sus bendiciones, es una de las millones que ha sobrevivido a la covid-19 después deible una vacuna nada a pensar dos veces en ponérsela. >> puede ser la diferencia entre la vida y la muerte. >> el próximo 10 de diciembre se va a reunir la fda para decidir si va a probar la vacuna desarrollada por pfizer y biontech. >> de los profesionales de salud y las personas en mayor riesgo. pero en primavera podemos tener suficientes vacunas para un gran número en la población. >> este doctor advierte que no será el fin de la pandemia. >> tiene que vacunarse como mínimo el 80% de la población, y no se puede hacer de la noche a la mañana. >> dicen que no será fácil, basándose en información de la vacuna de la influenza. >> la población que se vacuna anualmente contra la influenza es entre 50 a 60%. la vacunación contra el coronavirus debe llegar hasta un 80%. >> bares farmacéuticas dicen que cuando la vacuna esté lista será gratis. >> estafadores envía mensajes de texto a víctimas diciendo que pueden recibir la vacuna de covid-19 de manera gratuita además de $1000, solo deben hac

they took the average of 70, but basically you can't really say 70 because only person can get one regina, you can't have to leave genes, you can have 2 doses, but not to have genes. so this means that at the efficacy is either 60 percent or 90 percent depending which doses it take, but whatever those david choose need to be fine tuned and we tested 40 people into the market. now obviously we've heard this is the 3rd promising vaccine that has been announced in the fight against a covert. 90 we've heard of course from the vaccine from biotech and pfizer mcgurn, are russia's sputnik obviously, also supposedly very effective on so many vaccines in the pipeline. you know, is there a rivalry there? is there a competition, there? is this good bad? is there room for all of them? well, this is a very important question and to be honest, this is a business for pharmaceutical being very clear. and this is certainly a market,, for example, if you remember to birds of flies or a c.e.o., it clearly stated that they are not going to subsidize any vaccine just because that's not in favor of the company

. >> reporter: the journey to get food through the cold and covid-19 has been long and hard for regina a time. as long as you ever for today, you save for tomorrow. when tomorrow get here, something will happen. >> reporter: it did. just in time. >> thank you. >> no problem. >> reporter: days before thanksgiving, agatha house foundation made a special thanksgiving delivery filled with everything she needs for her and her two teenager daughters. >> it's just a relief that i don't have to purchase all of that. >> reporter: over 15 million americans like regina won't have enough to eat in 2020 in part because of the pandemic. feeding america, the largest hunger relief group in the u.s. projects that 8 billion meals will be needed in the next year to feed food insecure americans. >> about 40% of the people who are turning to food banks for help around the country are who people who never before relied upon the charitable food season. >> onions. >> reporter: she's out of a job. her car was totalled months ago and he's not receiving unemployment. she now relies on a once a week delivery from

historical events it's splendid rooms testified of that for instance the apartments of st elizabeth of the regina who lived in the castle in the 13th century. and the singers hall where in the middle ages a legendary contest among many singers took place. in 817 about 500 students met here to demand the unification of the then fragmented german nation. and. below the lies the town of eyes and i. swear the protestant reformer lived as a schoolboy. martin luther preached in st george's church. and in 1985 in this house the composer johann sebastian bach another a lustrous eyes are not native was born the house is now a museum. you can round off your tour advisor and off with typical to the region potato dumplings and a bottle of liquor wine of course at the foot of the pot book. there are lots of things to see and discover on both sides of the rich trail like to lose a ton of waterfall. the waterfall is artificial a small river has been dammed up here and forts 58 meters to the ground and. by the way strike was 1st mentioned in the 14th century as a border between franconia and trooping in many bou

historical events it's splendid rooms testified of that for instance the apartments of st elizabeth of the regina who lived in the castle in the 13th century. and the singers hall where in the middle ages a legendary contest among many singers took place. in 817 about 500 students met here to demand the unification of the then fragmented german nation. and below the fraud lies the town of eyes and. the lutheran house where the protestant reformer lived as a schoolboy. martin luther preached in st george's church. and in 865 in this house the composer johan's abbas gen bach another 3 lustrous eyes are not native was born the house is now a museum. you can round off your tour advisor enough with typical to the region potato dumplings and a bottle of luther why of course at the foot of the pot book. there are lots of things to see and discover on both sides of the rich trail like to lose a ton of waterfall. the waterfall is artificial as small river has been dammed up here and forts 58 meters to the ground and. by the way there and strike was 1st mentioned in the 14th century as a border between fra

. >> reporter: the journey to get food through the cold and covid-19 has been long and hard for reginato take it one day at a time. as long as you have for today, you save for tomorrow. when tomorrow get here, something is going to happen. >> reporter: and it did. just in time. >> thank you. >> no problem. >> reporter: days before thanksgiving, a local food pantry in new york made a special delivery, filled with everything she needs for her and her two teenage daughters. >> it's a relief that i don't have to purchase all of that. >> reporter: over 50 million americans won't have enough to eat in 2020 in part because of the pandemic. feeding america, the largest hunger relief group in the u.s. projects that 8 billion meals will be needed in the next year to feed food insecure americans. >> people who are turning to food pantries are people who never relied on the system. >> reporter: regina is out of a job. she now relies on a once a week delivery from the food pantry. >> day to day, is your pantry stocked, or what does it look like day to day? >> just surviving. that's all i can say. >

critics are calling regina king and her an intimate triumph so here is regina to introduce the film.d together to celebrate cassius clay, soon-to-be muhammad ali's historic win over sonny liston. i'm thrilled to share with you now the exclusive debut of the teaser trailer for my film, "one night in miami." >> you brothers could move mountains without lifting a finger. >> minister malcolm x. >> the good news. the chariot is coming. >> who is the greatest? >> you are. >> that's right. >> jim brown takes -- >> your record is going to stand the test of time. ♪ all together, yeah >> the entire city of miami is celebrating. i'm the new heavyweight champion of the world, and i don't even have a scratch on my face. >> oh, my goodness. >> what's wrong? >> why am i so pretty? ♪ >> hey, congratulations, champ. >> i can get used to that. ♪ i was made in america ♪ land of the free ♪ home of the brave >> this movement that we are in is called a struggle. because we are fighting for our lives. >> this ain't about civil rights. ♪ welcome to america >> they ain't giving black people what they really

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born baby regina erosions, you know, going to the refugee camp in bangladesh. is the 11th child in the book and a symbol of hope for a future without children involved. and joining me is my colleagues and scott, you actually had personal involvement in this book project? yes, i was brought a much later at the very good end of it. i did some translation in the translation of the book. and yesterday there was the book launch here in berlin. and i moderated sort of the press conference, which was quite amazing because we were able to have many of the survivors connected via soon from around the world. so jose from colombia was, was on the line. and also we saw in the piece of a tree the leaks from, from cambodia who survived the marriage and is now a human rights lawyer in cambodia was pretty sick. and the images a striking but walked sense this project apart from shouting. i think it's the idea behind it, which is that they want to show the survivors of conflict and survivors of war differently. i mean, if you look at how most, well, most n.g.o.s, most people, th

other pictures with an oscar buzz include actress regina king's directorial debut one night in miami,icons coming together in 1964, and the trial of the chicago 7, based on the real—life story of countercultural figures in 1969 facing off against government prosecutors. one nomination that seems inevitable is a best actor nod for sir anthony hopkins, starring opposite olivia colman as a man succumbing to dementia in the father. it's being touted as his best performance ever — and that's certainly saying something. i am not leaving my flat! you would think with all the tumult in the world right now — the pandemic, economic meltdowns and, here in the us, a very intense presidential election campaign — that audiences would be seeking out escapist movie entertainment. well, surprisingly, the real world, by way of documentaries, is very much in demand. as tristan daley reports, several strong documentaries have awards heat. some films that are focused on recent events seem to rank high in the list of possible contenders for the oscars 2021 best documentary category. welcome to chechnya fol

the number of trials. 75 years ago hi regina sisters of the nazi regime we're going to buy the allied forces. were the 1st war criminals to be held accountable for their crime spree. but did not come on. going rudolph pair new year's eve frazier. our 2 part series for the 3rd reich talk starts november 12th on d w. place . this is the w. news a live shot from berlin that joe biden is elected a u.s. president after i tend to vote counts a lasting date he secures and not the electoral votes in the crucial state of pennsylvania so when the white house but donald trump is refusing to concede live to washington d.c. for the latest. plane. i'm glad.