workers from bella reuss there are a lot of candidates to i.t. work was thriving in bella reuss accounting for 5 percent of bellary xeon exports. alrighty it was that when the internet goes down in pella reuss our people get on a plane and an hour later we meet them at kiev airport and bring them to the office they don't have to do anything they just come sit down and work on their projects you know at the very beginning we didn't offer any jobs but we're receiving more and more applications and people are asking about jobs because it looks like some businesses and i.t. companies have shut down unfortunately. this isn't me. mercs currently have ski is one of the fortunate ones part of an industry where he can work almost anywhere. and is a reminder of our top story south africa's open to international travelers again but why there were celebrations in the tourist sector the traffic at major applets was minimal following a last minute rule that will keep out wealthy tourists from high risk areas. it's a business update from the in the team in berl

leaders are trying to agree on an answer sanctions against villa reuss a joint approach on turkey and help to distribute coronavirus recovery funds of those are just some of the issues demanding attention and unity delegates are hoping the 2 day summit will help break a deadlock over sanctions against bella roosts. he has become the end like essential if attention at this 2 day summit in brussels. us and asked us dad as the president of cyprus has caused a big stir lately cypresses long been the only member state opposing sanctions against belarus officials and the e.u. requires a unanimous decision to impose just measures of the e.u. leaders say the e.u. risks losing credibility if cyprus continues to block the sanctions so the situation on. the 2 rating decaff continuing. crites we have to train people to track people but cyprus says it's only willing to agree to sanctions if its fellow e.u. governments also sanction turkey because it is training for gusts in an area of the mediterranean sea that cyprus sees at its territory but the bloc is split on this german chancellor angela mer

rights group says there are now 77 political prisoners in better reuss including a number of key opposition figures on friday the us and the european union gets better loose with sanctions for rigging the presidential vote in new guest and for the harsh and frequent crackdowns on protesters ever since the sanctions target key officials they're not you could go himself minsk swiftly announced counter sanctions against the e.u. though it's not clear what form these would take all what or who they would target . the 1st of the 2020 nobel prizes was announced today and this year's prize for medicine went to a trio overall adjusts for their bare discovery of hepatitis c. . charles rice and michael who were on it for their groundbreaking work dating back to the 1970 s. the nobel committee says it's helped save countless lives around the world. 71000000 people that's how many suffer from a chronic hepatitis c. infection as estimated by the world health organization they have to try to see a virus is transmitted through blood it often goes unnoticed for a long time slowly and silently attacking the

workers from bella reuss there are a lot of candidates to buy t. work was thriving in bella reuss accounting for 5 percent of bellary xeon exports. alrighty it was that when the internet goes down in bella ruse our people get on a plane and an hour later we meet them at kiev airport and bring them to the office they don't have to do anything they just come sit down and work on their projects you know at the very beginning we didn't offer any jobs but we're receiving more and more applications and people are asking about jobs because it looks like some businesses and i.t. companies have shut down unfortunately. currently have ski is one of the fortunate ones part of an industry where he can work almost anywhere. and he is a reminder of the top story with. tens of thousands of u.s. airline employees have been put on unpaid leave us washington remains in deadlock over health care for the industry. as a business update at this hour for me and the team and berlin as always thanks for keeping us company stay safe. conflicts you don't hear a lot about aga

workers from bella reuss there are a lot of candidates to buy t. work was thriving in bella reuss accounting for 5 percent of bellary xeon exports. alrighty it was that when the internet goes down in bella ruse our people get on a plane and an hour later we meet them at kiev airport and bring them to the office they don't have to do anything they just come sit down and work on their projects you know at the very beginning we didn't offer any jobs but we're receiving more and more applications and people are asking about jobs because it looks like some businesses and companies have shut down unfortunately. max currently have ski is one of the fortunate ones part of an industry where he can work almost anywhere. and he is a reminder of the top story we follow. tens of thousands of u.s. airline employees have been put on unpaid leave us washington remains in deadlock all the help before the industry. as a business update at this hour for me and the team and berlin as always thanks for keeping us company stay safe. we know that this is a scary time for

rights group says there are now 77 political prisoners in better reuss including a number of key opposition figures on friday the u.s. and the european union gets better loose with sanctions for rigging the presidential vote in august and for the harsh and frequent crackdowns on protesters ever since the sanctions target key officials there not go himself minsk 50 announced counter sanctions against the e.u. though it's not clear what form these would take all watch for who they would target. sports now and in football dortmund were looking to balance back from a defeat and their last fundus league outing last season's runners some has some star players back in the fold and against freiburg unveiled what could be the makings of a new dynamic duo the young norwegian scoring machine erling whole bunch netted 2 goals in dortmund's 1st home game this season now against fribourg he was hoping to add to that total with and that's exactly what he did call and open the scoring with half an hour ago. gio raina set him up to thread the ball underflow him mother's outstretched leg and into the net. i

protests as well and better reuss with people saying time is up for the president alexander lukashenko to resign thousands of been rallying ahead of the midnight deadline given by the opposition latest that on a chicken off skier she says he needs to step down or face a crippling general strike police of crackdown on protesters firing tear gas and arresting dozens of people in the western town of nida. and a number of u.s. vice president's close aides have tested positive for the coronavirus but might pence's decide as a price said his campaign schedule just 9 days before the country's election his vice presidential opponent the democrat nominee camila harris is granted an irresponsible for doing so saying it reflects president trump's handling of the outbreak. that's it for myself and the team here in london financial witness is coming up next. on counting the cost for the biden victory means for china as the democrats live album multibillion dollar plan to confront beijing and president she's project to rival silicon valley boss how african businesses are coping with the present that

1000000 under 5 in southern yemen acutely malnourished and the un's human rights investigative a better reuss is demanding that the government stop repressing its own people and name are in says at least 20000 were detained in august and september with hundreds of beaten and tortured in custody protesters in belarus have been calling on president alexander lukashenko to resign the u.s. state department has approved the sale of more weapons to taiwan congress has a month to object to that deal for coastal defense missiles meanwhile beijing has warned it will sanction any american companies selling weapons to the island that it considers chinese well those are the headlines will have more news for you here on al-jazeera viewfinder latin america stay with us. i care about how the u.s. engages with the rest of the world i cover for him paul thing national security this is a political impounds here's the flick are we telling a good story. really a given take new into a place that you might visit otherwise and that's why we feel that you were there viewfinder fresh perspectives through the lens of

across 26 provinces as well those are the headlines the news continues after the full report better reuss a nation change section council's 5. i am sequences are a question i ask these days it's hard to filter out the noise and keep track of what's really important in the bottom line tackles the big issues this issue in the united states its people its economy and the way it deals with the rest of the world the bottom line only on al-jazeera. the nation in voice and openly for. in paris many feel they have been silent long enough and it is 26 years the next time the question. is the only president to come to us and perhaps. people of all ages and from walks of life are standing not demanding change. change by 3 women having the opposition. in huge crowds and then this happened on election night. after. claiming he won 80 percent of all this through a good credit to the crowd and so there. are. thousands of people have come out. there called great. leap. troops used tactics in the past violence intimidation and detentions but this time the violence was even more brutal. the torture of. the

interview that in the end only the people of bella reuss can solve this crisis yet so we've had these calls from from europe for for a peaceful resolution of this we've had calls from from germany is not only that there doesn't seem to be any indication that is listening whether it comes from whether the call comes from until or merkel or anyone else. well maybe there doesn't perhaps behind the scenes more is going on the we know about i think germany's position in all this is a sort of conduit for diplomatic pressure from the e.u. and that's particularly true at the moment during the last 6 months of this year when germany holds the e.u. presidency and i think the e.u. pressure at the moment is coming in the form of statements of support and backing of this type for the for the opposition there's also a certain amount perhaps that could be done in the way of material support with legal medical support or indeed offering refuge to activists who fear for their safety and want to leave belarus but so far it doesn't go beyond that i think it's about adding to the pressure also demonstrat

there is no sign of let up in the post-election unrest is sweeping bell reuss crowds gathered in minsk throughout sunday 8 weeks after president lukashenko was re-elected in a disputed ballot at least 40 people were arrested at one point riot police used water cannon truck to target the demonstrators who then fought back damaging that vehicle there was a heavy security presence throughout the capital as well and 8 subway stations were shut down for several hours the march went ahead without official permission this follows almost 2 months of public calls for president lukashenko to resign earlier this week the european union passed sanctions on 40 below russian officials over claims of election rigging and violence against protesters responded by blacklisting european officials. and the f.b.i. has released a short film demonstrating the dangers of chinese intelligence recruitment however the propaganda style video reminded many of the methods used by the us and the u.s.s.r. during the cold war parties came up in comments. it's the latest hollywood thriller complete with a catchy soundt

russian media executives including ortiz editor in chief margarita simonyan also on the agenda was bella reuss turkey's involvement in the current conflict are. those big talking points there. we had a very lengthy and really comprehensive conversation between foreign minister sergei lavrov and editors in chief of a number of media organizations that was so much to unpack that such an array of topics but one that was given considerable attention was russia's increasingly difficult relationship with the european union now love prof notes that of course the 2 have mutual interests especially economic ones let's think of course just off the north stream to a gas pipeline but that all of this was made very difficult by what the fire foreign minister described as a condescending attitude from the blog and this constant to mons being put on moscow this is what he said about the impact of that after 2 years almost of there was no go through approvals. the question is not just where the business as usual is possible but with any business with the european union is possible a tool the e.u. behaves arro

not now recognise the president lukashenko as the legitimate president because the people of bel-air reuss these are for full support in their wish for a fair and independent elections. and as long as this isn't the case dear p union suit imply sanctions 2 words dose people debt mishandled the elections and even worse mishandles peaceful protesters are responsible for torture in the president's. i realized that the european union to cut a long time to agree on the sanctions but but i'm i'm glad that. this week we agree tell me it and thereby show deaths in 5 basic human rights at their door right to free demonstration and right to choose your own president that violations will not go unpunished. mr minister thank you for top around the world staff blog foreign minister of the netherlands thank you for talking to al-jazeera it was a pleasure to be with you that. the health of humanity is its stake a global pandemic requires a global response. w.h.o. is the guardian of global health delivering lifesaving to lose supplies and training to help the world's most vulnerable people uniting across

do not now recognise president lukashenko as the legitimate president because the people of baylor reuss these are for full support in their wish for a fair and independent election it's. and as long as this isn't the case dear p union suit imply sanctions 2 words dose people debt mishandled the elections and even worse mishandles peaceful protesters are responsible for torture in the presence. i realized that the european union took a long time to agree on the sanctions but the time i'm glad that. this week we agreed told it and thereby show deaths of basic human rights the right to free demonstration and right to chose your own president that violations will not go unpunished mr minister thank you for our tour around the world stuff block foreign minister of the netherlands thank you for talking to al-jazeera it was a pleasure to be with you here. it was a war that united egypt and syria are against israel but in the heat of the battle that different agendas soon became apparent as a target rich greene was to the fringe to see tonight the 67 when president sadat came to power he told u

not now recognise the president lukashenko as the legitimate president because the people of bel-air reuss these are for full support in their wish for a fair and independent election it's. and as long as this isn't the case dear p union suit imply sanctions 2 words dos people debt mishandled the elections and even worse mishandles peaceful protesters are responsible for torture in the presence. i realized that the european union took a long time to agree on the sanctions but i'm i'm glad that. this week we agreed told me it and thereby show debt of basic human rights to right to free demonstration and right to choose your own president that the trial nation will not go unpunished mr minister thank you for our tour around the world stuff blog foreign minister of the netherlands thank you for talking to al jazeera it was a pleasure to be with you there. frank assessments if american public opinion piece betrayed by social media platforms after november 1 would be that because if you believe that there corrosive to our democracy one obvious solution is to break from an informed opinion look

following for the 2nd consecutive day huge crowds of demonstrators have marched in the capital of better reuss ramping up pressure on veteran leader alexander lukashenko opposition groups had it they had set a deadline of monday on midnight on sunday for the president set down or face a wave of national strikes a battery says seen months of demonstrations now since the shank is widely disputed election victory an organist paul brennan reports. the call for a national strike pushed the protests in belarus into a critical new face a litmus test of whether the demonstrations by looking his political opponents can sustain support from the country's workers. for the 2nd consecutive day many tens of thousands of people marched draped in the white and red it was bella who says national flag before it took a symbolic yearning for a time without him in charge the exiled opposition figures from atlanta skier thanks to the demonstrators for their continuing support and tweeted photographs of striking factory staff the prime minister's office insisted that all the major companies were working normally the

interview that in the end only the people of bella reuss can solve this crisis yet so we've had these calls from from europe for for a peaceful resolution of this we've had calls from from germany is not only that there doesn't seem to be any indication that look is listening whether it comes from whether the call comes from uncle or merkel or anyone else. well maybe there doesn't perhaps behind the scenes more is going on the we know about i think germany's position in all this is a sort of conduit for diplomatic pressure from the e.u. and that's particularly true at the moment during the last 6 months of this year when germany holds the e.u. presidency and i think the e.u. pressure at the moment is coming in the form of statements of support and backing of this type for the for the opposition there's also a certain amount perhaps that could be done in the way of material support with legal medical support or indeed offering refuge to activists who fear for their safety and want to leave belarus but so far it doesn't go beyond that i think it's about adding to the pressure also demon

exploration for energy resources off its coast before it would agree to any form of sanctions against bella reuss that action against turkey that was agreed eventually and therefore they were able to proceed with the better russian sanctions so dozens of senior officials 40 in total will be. facing sanctions this is to do with them they being accused of falsifying election results and a crackdown on protests following not election back in august now notably absent from this list is you gaze bell russian president alexander his name not being there is raised a few eyebrows however underlying the commission president says these sanctions send the right message there will be no impunity for those who are responsible for the crackdown on demonstrators and opposition politicians sunni important is this a clue through since we are critical and we repeat that we would like to to to consider that the people of the have the rights to do to mean what's the only future french president to manual microamp back not putting sanctions on belarusian president alexander lukashenko saying that if they did that the

delegates are hoping that the 2 day summit will help break a deadlock over sanctions against bella reuss. he has become the unlucky center of attention at this 2 day summit in brussels nick us and asked us to add as the president of cyprus has caused a big stir lately cyprus is long been the only member state opposing sanctions against belarus officials and the e.u. requires a unanimous decision to impose those measures your leaders say the e.u. risks losing credibility if cyprus continues to block the sanctions the situation. is deteriorating to care for continuing violations of human rights we have to train people for track people but cyprus says it's only willing to agree to sanctions if its fellow e.u. governments also sanction turkey because it is struggling for gus in an area of the mediterranean sea that cyprus sees at its territory but the block is split on this german chancellor angela merkel says she sent favor of finding a diplomatic solution to the dispute issue at a dolphin was in dozens of i'll point out that our relationship with turkey is obviously very complex the europe

well the reuss was the 1st foreign country to receive batches of the back scene last week india is also interested in testing it . for russia it could be a spot mic 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 have been receiving sputnik 5 health workers journalists teachers alongside china russia has been deploying the shots before fall 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 a 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 when someone has to do it without clinical trials they are no medicines the effectiveness of a vaccine can only be evaluated in the 3rd phase of clinical trials. the previous 2 treated to a frazzle stage 3 of the trials

interview that in the end only the people of bella reuss can solve this crisis yet so we've had these calls from from europe for for a peaceful resolution of this we've had calls from from germany is that only that there doesn't seem to be any indication that is listening whether it comes from whether the call come from until a merkel or anyone else. well maybe there doesn't perhaps behind the scenes more is going on the we know about i think germany's position in all this is a sort of conduit for diplomatic pressure from the e.u. and that's particularly true at the moment during the last 6 months of this year when germany holds the a u. presidency and i think the e.u. pressure at the moment is coming in the form of statements of support and backing of this type for the for the opposition there's also a certain amount perhaps that could be done in the way of material support with legal medical support or indeed offering refuge to activists who fear for their safety and want to leave belarus but so far it doesn't go beyond that i think it's about adding to the pressure also demonstrati

not now recognize the president lukashenko as the legitimate president because the people of baylor reuss these are for full support in their wish for a fair and independent election it's. and as long as this isn't the case dear p union suit imply sanctions 2 words dose people debt mishandled the elections and even worse mishandles peaceful protesters are responsible for torture in the presence. i realized that the european union took a long time to agree on the sanctions but the time i'm glad that. this week we agreed told it and thereby show deaths of basic human rights to right to free demonstration and right to chose your own president that the trial nation will not go unpunished mr minister thank you for around the world stuff blog foreign minister of the netherlands thank you for talking to al-jazeera it was a pleasure to be with you. he began with a move and to put it just here i can't show i fall down i felt like i was that the documentary filmmaker once wanted unconditional assigner contrasts his experiences with those seeking refuge today and intimate you know what the consequen

are trying to strike a trade deal by the end of this year and police in belo reuss arrested $280.00 people at nationwide mass protests on sunday tens of thousands of protesters marched through the streets of the capital minsk demanding the resignation of authoritarian leader alexander lukashenko the opposition maintains that the august presidential election was rigged iran has recorded its worst day for corona virus deaths with 300 in 37 fatalities confirmed on monday there are now more than 530000 confirmed cases in iraq the country's health ministry says the current situation is due to fewer people wearing face masks and more people engaging in high risk social behavior. europe is in the grip of a 2nd coronavirus wave and one of the worst affected countries this time is belgium hospitalizations of coronavirus cases risen by a 100 percent in the past week and the belgian government is warning the situation is much worse than at the beginning of the pandemic in march when belgium had the most deaths in europe relative to its population so. there were long queues in brussels on monday peopl

who is in london a senior economist with oxford economics and it's lovely to have you with us bella reuss will need in all likelihood some more help is russia willing to come to the party there. are many good bellows is facing a likelihood of a severe balance of payments crisis you mentioned reserves and nearly nothing and the currency tanking it makes it more difficult for valerie's to. balance of payments that. versus being the main supports for those financially both. that phrase and or subsidies so we need discerning again but for us or for health. that's nothing new what is new is best now forcing from a position of weakness particularly the presidential administration. and me but russia will be pressing for other for their political and economic integration in return for this. you made the point there about the currency reserves and the currency depreciation just take me through that a little bit more about how much of an economic threat that put end up being to that of us would like me go on the balance of payments. the unfounded doubt for me about 3000000000 dollars this year for

honor for freedom of thought the sakharov prize has been awarded to the opposition movement in better reuss thousands of staging nationwide protests that strikes calling for an end to president alexander lukashenko is 26 year rule he was declared the winner of an election in august but many believe the vote was raked. turkey says that it will send troops on the border color back if they are requested by azerbaijan russia says that any turkish military deployment will only make things worse sporadic fighting between armenia and azerbaijan has been going on for more than 3 weeks now despite to ceasefire deals are going to come back is internationally recognized as part of azerbaijan but has been controlled by ethnic armenians since 1994. donald trump democratic rival joe biden of preparing for the final u.s. presidential debate place on thursday organizers in nashville tennessee of made changes to the for last name to the voiding a repeat of trump's interruptions during the 1st debates a white house correspondent kimberly helka reports she was not the 1st presidential debate between donald tr

actually here and just about 15 minutes ago i saw the prime ministers of russia kazakstan bella reuss and armenia they're meeting here for a different event that was planned in advance for a post soviet integration bloc they're here to discuss different things but surely the war in nagorno-karabakh is going to be on the table as well so possibly we're going to hear something from these high profile figures to be a multi-pronged approach and it can't come soon enough you know more than 3 decades old blood so much animosity over the years maybe an end in sight will be across it with your help. ok no you coded measures in new york or religious communities that saw next report. with covert numbers rising in new york city once again andrew cuomo the governor is bringing the hammer down religious places of worship and schools are now closing now that sounds like common sense but religious communities are giving him quite a bit of backlash here is why i mean yes the iraq. was what we were orthodox jews say they're being singled out they have taken to the streets to protest and they say they

and gm president mark reuss will have more coming up on "squawk box. >>> and a holiday tradition is taking the great pumpkin charlie brown will not be airing on a network this year, for the first time since 1966. that special and two others including a charlie brown christmas will be airing on apple tv plus instead. definitely 2020. >>> and here is a heartwarming story after one of their premier league matches was only being shown on pay per view, frustrated new castle yunited fans urged fans to donate to the local food bank instead, and they ended up donating $25,000 and counting so good sportsmanship. >> pay per view is too expensive, we'll boycott and by the way use the money we're saving, pool it and give it to people that maybe have food insecurity, don't have enough to eat, whatever. that is a good news story. and we need it on a wednesday. rahel solomon, thank you >> need it every day, but yes. >>> and on deck, rbi the most r random but interesting thing and what election is the most important for your money the race for the white house or the fight over the senate? surprising resul

leaders are trying to agree on an answer sanctions against bella reuss a joint approach on turkey and help to distribute coronavirus recovery funds those are just some of the issues demanding attention and unity delegates are hoping the 2 day summit will help break a deadlock over sanctions against bella ruse. he has become the end like essential if attention at this 2 day summit in brussels sneak us on. yeah this the president of cyprus has caused a big stir lately cypresses long been the only member state opposing sanctions against belarus officials and the e.u. requires a unanimous decision to impose those measures of the e.u. leaders say the e.u. risks losing credibility if cyprus continues to block the sanctions situation and. the 2 rating. our continuing violations of human rights we have to train people to track people by cyprus says it's only willing to agree to sanctions if its fellow e.u. governments also sanction turkey because it is drilling for gaza in an area of the mediterranean sea that cyprus sees at its territory but the block is split on this german chancellor angel

meanwhile tens of thousands of people have been marching through the streets of the capital of better reuss despite a threat 5 police that firearms against against them at least 100 people have been arrested and stun grenades could be heard at one point protest as a calling for an end to president alexander lukashenko has 26 year rule. protests continuing in thailand as well tens of thousands of people there have been out in bangkok for a 5th straight day despite warnings from police that they are violating a ban on demonstrations protests took over 2 of bangkok's most important transport hubs a day off to security forces shut down an effort to stop the gatherings demonstrators are demanding a more democratic constitution reforms to the monarchy and the resignation of the prime minister dozens of people have also been arrested and we've been also following developments in santiago as well over the past hour thousands of people i'm marking a years since the beginning of a protest movement calling for widespread social change anti-government protesters have rallied against inequality inadequa

workers from bella reuss there are a lot of candidates to i.t. work was thriving in bella ruse accounting for 5 percent of bellary xeon exports. all right dear was that when the internet goes down in bella ruse our people get on a plane and an hour later we meet them at kiev airport and bring them to the office they don't have to do anything they just come sit down and work on their projects and at the very beginning we didn't offer any jobs but we're receiving more and more applications and people are asking about jobs because it looks like some businesses and i.t. companies have shut down unfortunately. mark's coralie have ski is one of the fortunate ones part of an industry where he can work almost anywhere. and is a reminder of our top story south africa's open to international travelers again but why there were celebrations in the tourist sector of traffic at major athletes . from high risk areas. to business update from. crime fighters are back with africa's most successful radio drama series continues to zones are available online course y

interview that in the end only the people of bella reuss can solve this crisis yet so we've had these calls from from europe for for a peaceful resolution to this we've had calls from from germany is not only that there doesn't seem to be any indication that look is listening whether it comes from whether the call comes from uncle or merkel or anyone else. well maybe there doesn't perhaps behind the scenes more is going on the we know about i think germany's position in all this is a sort of conduit for diplomatic pressure from the e.u. and that's particularly true at the moment during the last 6 months of this year when germany holds the e.u. presidency and i think the e.u. pressure at the moment is coming in the form of statements of support and backing of this type for the for the opposition there's also a certain amount perhaps that could be done in the way of material support with legal medical support or indeed offering refuge to activists who fear for their safety and want to leave belarus but so far it doesn't go beyond that i think it's about adding to the pressure also demon

. >> mark reuss, president of general motors i believe you're in the design building in warren, michigan hummer ev sut behind us. thank you for joining us guys, this vehicle will be coming out first edition is coming out late next year and those limited editions, the first editions start at $112,600. back to you. >> did you see the commercial, phil >> i did >> i saw it run live it was very long and very cool, i've got to say. >> yeah. >> right they did a great job on the commercial it's like the front of it says hummer it's a great gm commercial the k i thinkthat's going to get attention. did you see how the vehicle can move at diagonal move? >> i saw when the roof was taken off a certain way. they had a name for it, too, that i was like, wow, that's pretty cool. >> yeah. >> the battery at the end. is the battery technology really, really good at this point, phil? i worry technologically about gm ev and tesla. that's all i was thinking. >> reporter: they're closing that gap very quickly. the battery technology that's in there, when you talk with third party people, i'm not talking about

more than 300 people were arrested during anti-government protests in béla reuss on sunday police usedwater cannon and slowed internet speeds as tens of thousands of people marched through the capital minsk as well as other cities sunday's rally was the latest in almost 2 months of demonstrations demanding the resignation of president alexander lukashenko and the release of all political prisoners opponents say that a rigged the oldest election to secure a 6 term in power. and 9 days into the conflict between armenia and azerbaijan both sides appear to be ramping up was still a tease over the disputed territory of nagorno-karabakh the major chief added his voice to calls for an immediate ceasefire as the dozens of more casualties were reported in the deadliest fighting there for almost for more than 25 years the remote mountainous region is officially part of us of by john but it's ethnically armenian and there's been an officially run by armenian forces since the end of a 6 year war in 1994 that got a look at our back says as ery forces have been launching sustained rocket strikes on

tomorrow morning you don't want to miss our first on cnbc interview with mark reuss.n important interview he is spearheading gm's direction going more electric. they are going to be expanding electric vehicles rapidly over the years. cannot wait see what the hummer looks like tonight. >> that drone to theage looked like florida terrain over which the hummer was propelling itself or not. >> that's what it look like. i looked at it a million times it is a teaser video. >> please tell me it was propelling itself? i am sure it was propelling itself it was not going down a mountain in utah if that's what you are something. >> that's what i was asking, i was hoping that was the exception to the rule not the new form. >> that's the exception to the rule. >> you can even see the new car. >> east that's why it is a teaser. >> i love hummers. when i think hummer i think gas guzzler not electric vehicle. >> look, you pedally recognize it that's what you want to do, cut through the clutter when you introduce a new vehicle. they introduced the bolt i have had not a single person s

ministry says it was responding to what he called the radicalization of anti-government protests the reuss the city bus process every weekend since the organs presidential election saw position groups that opposition groups was rigged . usa.