. >> después de 72 horas sión luz, la familia ruíz recién regresó a la normalidad en decenas de casasn (palabra en inglés), una piscina para klos niños, . >> para residentes la situación va más allá que la incomodidad, la salud dependía de la electricidad . >> cuidamos a una señora hospitalizada, gente que necesita máquinas para respirar, . >> otro vecindario sión luz fue el paseo de san josé denise nos dice que tuvo que colocarse hielo para dormir por el calor, no entiende cómo su calle se quedó sin luz, nadie les avisó ,. >> por otra parte (palabra en inglés) nos dijo que las temperaturas altas en san josé combinado con relámpagos del fin de semana, ¿provocaron grandes daños por un tiempo largo? al vivir en el área con más tecnología del país que esto pase es absurdo (palabra en . >> (palabra en inglés) debería dar los (palabra en inglés) que nos cobran . >> alcaldía de oakland no responde a informe que vincula a tiropteo de la policía contra hombre desamparado, mataaron a (palabra en inglés) porque tenía un arma cerca, la agencia tiene fallas que jefa naterior no cuestionó dice que

sion others still have sought a balancing act the e.u. can't turn a blind eye neither can it risk having it be stabilized neighbor state on their doorstep and confrontations with moscow a longtime ally of minsk are getting tiresome. so it's no surprise putin has been busy on the phone holding talks with merkel macron and the european council chief we all see russia as an actor that can help influence or regulate the situation a better roof's is russia's closest historical ally a vital economic and military partner and the buffer zone against nato over recent years have seen their relationship strained to say the least nevertheless moscow would surely rather put up with a look of shame goes over to us that the west and risk chaos on its borders the russian side emphasized that any attempt at external interference in the internal affair. years of belarus which could lead to a further escalation of the crisis would be an acceptable. for many years but it isn't exactly been a top priority for the united states in 2006 they slap sanctions on m

sions r.b.i. has become japan's longest serving prime minister with a record breaking continuous term of daily 80 years when he came to power in 2012 promising to revitalize the economy and change his country's pacifist constitution but as from abroad reports his success has been mixed. when he became prime minister in 2012 shinzo of a was no stranger to the office he'd already held the post for a year in 2006 during japan's so-called revolving door premiership period when factionalism within the ruling party led to a rapid turnover in leaders by 2012 that period was over offering the chance to rule uninterrupted i've been amazed that i will increase jobs and incomes and revitalize the countryside he promised aiming to transform japan's stagnating economy with his own brand of nomics 8 years on the results are still disappointingly mixed and he cannot say carney has to. be our good. so i think the abingdon me. is now successful but it was stuck fast at some point a staunch conservative he also set

state's treasury they say they want the state and a competent government currently levanon since the 2 sions are controlled by political parties and there is a parallel state run by the iranian backed hezbollah the prime minister has sandia who took office earlier this year is now offering a way out of the crisis conclusion as making ability when you know we we cannot face these problems unless we have a really elections to elect a new politicians and a new parliament we need a new political elite and a new parliament we need to work together to overcome the stiff aperient we know and i know the people have questions about the catastrophe and how the government plans to handle it the catastrophe is way bigger than anyone could imagine the impact might stay forever. over. early elections have been one of the opposition's demands but there are concerns the sectarian based political system and elect torah law won't give independent candidates a chance. the early elections as good as a good step but i'm afraid that the political parties although they still have the power over the people and a so

there doesn't seem to be any sort of solution on the horizon and if it suits you and they go see a sions with international donors yeah i met my mother's. death and didn't seem to bring any results. the entranced political class if you were right across the political spectrum it's is not willing to sponsor too close for reform by its own population and we have seen the mess it's demonstrations of millions starting and seventeen's off last. month in demanding public accountability a. thing and experience government in place house or is don't worry it's. tackle the economic problems and the financial crisis nothing on this or have on. the got a man there is a new government the sense of same realty in the us members and political meat so all grow no you just mentioned that's often never nor managed where the beginning of the global pandemic march april now the number of infections and unfortunately. imply that there is a knock down on a computer long. mr paul i'm just i jump in there if i may can you please again describe what you experienced at the time of the blast and also the fact that

we're going to have to leave it there that's john and i'm sorry from the forest and sort of sunday sion for freedom thank you thank you. government opponents in bella reuss are readying for another day of mass protests accusing president alexander lukashenko of stealing last month's elections and demanding that he step down now claims the protests are being stede from abroad and there's night oh is massing troops near the border claims that the alliance has vehemently denied. putting on a show of force bellerose president alexander lucas schenker told his military commanders to use the toughest measures possible to protect the country he claims enemies are at the border as well as for opponents inside he's threatened to close factories if strikes against his regime continue. but look at his rule is drawing to an end so says exiled opposition leader to can no sky. anyway even if there. this movement will slow down or calm down don't look good but our people. they don't want to accept our president more we have changed our minds have changed and will not be able to be under this president

all they get fed up with the sectarian regime woods' current system which led nothing but to cock up sion to a continuous struggle continues to do it political debates that lead to go to a financial and economic collapse top to collapse plus there's all these political fights also. political debates between all political parties based on sectarian issues that's why the disability but he said doesn't say that the old political parties all political. decision makers they don't trust them they should be put into place by a french by the french who look to sign just to say that they don't trust the current political system. and this is us talk now about there is this major effort underway now in the international community rallying to help the people of lebanon we just of course saw the french for president who is in beirut to where you are you know well the cost being of rebuilding beirut. according to the governor he said he mentioned yesterday that to rebuild the report alone would go to between $45000000000.00 and the effect of that. explosion to get economy. we need between $10.00 to $15

right now we want to fly as quick as possible obviously we need some permissions medical perper a sions so we know since about an hour that is actually our struggle and fight has been successful. so it will happen probably in the next 12 hours or the russian u. turn came just hours after german foreign minister heiko mass reaffirmed his government's offer to treat the mist in the valley the opposition leader will be taken to berlin charité hospital but doctors have experience of treating poisoning victims 2 years ago they successfully treated pussy riot activists got a vessel off the wall so suffered similar symptoms that looked like severe poisoning. let's get more from d. w. political correspondent kate brady welcome kate so as we just heard a mist in the veld is expected to be flown to berlin in the next 12 hours what's waiting for him much. well as you say for the charity hospital here in berlin certainly has a history of treating both foreign leaders and also dissidents just a couple of years ago back in 2018 that's a lot of was also transferred to berlin charity hospital to be tre

and china where we're seeing more and more a strict sions on technology between the tears so it's actually part of this new coal technology war between the 2 and shows the markers was an oracle are among the suitors for chicks or to talk business in the u.s. canada australia and new zealand how far along all these talks they were very far along so at least 3 different investors potential investors submitted bids by last friday they were supposed to actually begin final negotiations over the weekend but once this this new order came from china that's really thrown all of this into question it's really unclear now if china will allow the technology to be exported and if they don't whether these companies microsoft or cole would still be interested in a virus the deadline definitely is coming but there still is a lot of a lot of questions choky really mean from virgin group. via shuffled us we can do this those were german chancellor i'm going to words when the country was faced with the challenge of integrating over a 1000000 refugees that was 5 years ago and it has been a struggle for germa

tick tock the end tire operation might be worth about $50000000000.00 so all new to us i proper a sions would go for less and that is money that microsoft clearly fort about on the other side then microsoft also might be right in between those 2 struggling superpowers the united states and china so we will wait and see if microsoft is really following that path d.w. business correspondent younes quoted in new york thank you 3 people have been charged in connection with the hacking of prominent twitter accounts 2 weeks ago prosecutors say a 17 year old from florida in the u.s. was the master mastermind behind the hack that duped people into breaking bitcoin donations it affected some of the platforms most high profile accounts including former u.s. president barack obama democratic presidential candidate joe biden microsoft founder bill gates as well as some companies accounts like apple and twitter said the hackers target some of its employees who had access to its internal systems. hong kong's legislative elections scheduled for september have been postponed for a year chief executive

stadium when it was disappointed supporters spilled out onto the streets they vented back to stray sion with flares and fireworks requiring the intervention of the paris police. and i'm jonathan crane from d.m.u. sports and joins me here in the studio some of them talk us through the match yeah it wasn't quite the high scoring game that perhaps you were hoping for some people were expecting but it was no less exciting really as you'd mentioned before if you have chances in the 1st half very tight it was kingsley carbon that you made or the difference now he wasn't in the semifinal he was the only change that by now kurt chance if that made for the final inspired choice by him the reason for that he said it was because he wanted to come in to take. inspiration against his former club he grew up playing for paris sans mom believe it or not he's got the ocean at revenge and it's really been a big turn around for him he's had a lot of problems with injuries while he's been hit by a munich in fact at one point a couple of years ago he said he was even thinking of retiring at the age of 22 be

stadium when it was disappointed supporters spilled out onto the streets they vented back to stray sion with flares and fireworks requiring the intervention of the paris police. and let's bring in anthony howard from good obvious sports in joining us here in the studio this wasn't quite the shootout that many had anticipated in the complement on the crowds here there was no one there to make that and the audience nerves if you like both teams are usually really attacking by and have averaged about 3 goals a game in this amazing run they've been on in 2020 percent your man are also renowned as a. talking to him but we got to. know what wasn't until kingsley kamaal scored the goal after one hour that was the decisive moment incredible for him to grow up in paris and he played at the p.s.g. academy the by coach might just the one change for this guy and it was kingsley come on to come in and he said like a well he grew up in paris he played in paris he'll be extra motivated against these old thing which in the idea of analytics is such a retrograde thing to base a selection on that become

deliver or oil to americans and of course that's what it's all about delivering energy to a hungry night sion which even now continues to increase its consumption of crude oil as the oil field begins to run lawyer donald trump has big plans to open up and walk. but not without a 5. i'm on my way to make the indigenous people leading the opposition. the good cheer made up of 15 communities across alaska and canada. this. is seal skin then a date demented is coordinating the campaign from the central alaskan city a favor. really candor. our ancestors lived and survived off this land for thousands of years and now we have a government coming in saying you can destroy what we've held sacred for so long we're not only being attacked by this government but we're being attacked by climate change and i worry i worry about my children survival everything that i know now i cannot. and that's why i think it's important that we use our voices. most live in remote areas like. an aptly named settlement on the age of the arctic circle. the only way to get here is by. it's home to about 150 people. everythin

they're with us tonight and i say to them and to all of you you have earned the moray sion of the american people and we will always be grateful for your service and care much. will. thanks to the courage and compassion of the american people we're slowing the spread we're protecting the vulnerable and we're saving lives and we're opening up america again because of the strong foundation that president trump poured in our 1st 3 years we've already gained back 9300000 jobs in the last 3 months alone. and we're not just opening up america again we're opening up america's schools will. and i'm proud to report the my wife karen bed school teacher i've been married to will be returning to her classroom next week and so to all of our heroic teachers and faculty and staff thank you for being there for our kids we're going to stay with you every step of the way. in the days ahead as we open up america again and i promise you we'll continue to put the health of america 1st and as we work to bring this economy back we all have a role to play and we all have a choice to make. on november 3rd you need

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his visit would promote business links and that the czech republic would not bow to beijing's object sions dozens of people have been injured in clashes with security forces in india administered kashmir they were shia muslims holding a religious procession police fired tear gas and shotgun pellets on the crowd in sri lanka at least 3 migrants have died after their boat caught fire the israeli southern coast the vessel was carrying around 20 people italian health officials say another 5 my friends were injured those were the headlines about with more news here on al-jazeera in half an hour next it's super 30 stay with us. counterfeit cost how carving up the oil and gas riches of the east and the trading of crude proved to be a costly mistake millions of jobs lost as peru tries to control the spread of the corona virus. plus the pricks who wants to run the world trade organization charging the cost on al-jazeera. the 2 men behind super could hardly have more different backgrounds their partnership might seem unlikely but it works and we understand each other. has certain things which we hav

involves healthy test subjects providing saliva samples containing their genetic material and stoop a sions who suffer from schizophrenia. geneticists. is looking for genes that may play a role in the disease. and mine a percentage of off my personal hope is to shed light on to the darkness of psychiatric. knowledge so to speak. and supreme. people who suffer from schizophrenia may hear voices and be paranoid. it's unclear what's really happening inside their brains which is why treatment options have hardly changed in decades. but schizophrenia is known to be highly heritable a factor that geneticists now want to unravel. they're conducting large scale genome wide association studies with tens of thousands of test subjects including those in berlin. each individual's genetic material is examined for components that may be different for each person called single nucleotide polymorphisms or snips. the schizophrenia patient snips are then compared with those of all the healthy test subjects using statistical calculations. certain snips are clearly more common among schizo phrenic looking at t

there have been no reprise using the parlay sions of the law just follow the rules in any talk of reprisal who disappears if you violate the law we will respond and yes we have been responding mildly so far. there logs on the house of course coming from criticism both from opposition parties opposition candidates like we said as well as international or for international organizations election monitors for holding elections that are not free and fair nevertheless he will of course view this as a as a as a result of victory and as a consolidation of his support base on the faith of the electorate do have an im so just to remind you these are exit polls they're not numbers at all but if this 17 percent figure is confirmed 2 that will be a victory of course for example. during the hawkins' bring us right up to date on the story of the. election thanks for all the optics there action packed to say the least. ok let's return to our breaking news story out of renewed clashes in the lebanese capital beirut where in fact just hearing that activists are reportedly storming the labor ministry some i

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i would say that we observe the awake you know of the nation in the sense that bell or sions who are coming to the streets they come from very different backgrounds and the protest movement itself is literal last 3 years no one clear leader calling for where to go to court in a demonstration groups and this just comes from the general dissatisfaction of people with the status quo with this consistent existence of the search area for shame in which politicians for 26 years and people carrying out their national flags which are currently sort of outlawed in where forbidden essentially by a local chain code because they were considered as the sign of the opposition you can see those whites and brett flex. when he came to power he changed the national symbolics to the soviet style one and the very fact of carrying this kind of. black on the streets was illegal you can have terrible swiss police and that's interesting that people spent 10 years lived in the symbolic to the streets again and i would say that that symbolic was changed the unconstitutional referendum back in 1905 and 6. but

controlling the federal government and what triggered secession and the civil war was lincoln's unlike sion in $860.00 for the 1st time an anti-slavery president elected who would hold federal power and use that office to put slavery as lincoln said on the course of all to extinction and so south carolina let the south in seceding they were a minority. and we face the same problem today the flouting of majority rule of majority will democracy. if donald trump thinks that as a receiving a minority of the votes he can swart the popular will in some way by discrediting mail and ballots or this that or the other thing and render the very process of democracy illegitimate then he is in some way on a continuum with what the confederacy did in breaking up the union and. precipitating the civil war or greatest crisis. your one of the wonderful vignettes that i got from your book was a letter that abraham lincoln wrote to his friend i'd like to read this vignette because just as you talked about those circumstances then there are eerie similarities to today and lincoln wrote i am not a know nothing

were expecting coming out of this summit was support for the opposition and called for mation on sign sions what we ultimately got was a refusal to recognize the election result from earlier at august and cash for the opposition coming from the european union tell us what's the kremlin's view on the protests in belarus it now looks like moscow is has become a direct mediator between the european union and bellerose xander look at shank oh he initiated gets another telephone conversation with his a russian counterparts a lot of near buton president of belarus asked boots into sent a message to german chancellor angela merkel not to interfere in the domestic affairs inability he added that he doesn't see any point in talking to the european leaders by himself earlier russian foreign minister sergey lavrov while he said that he warned against external interference in belarus his internal affairs the swedish. we are deeply concerned about what's going on right now and roofs are concerned by the attempt to exploit the internal challenges facing better roofs to interfere in them from a brutal and

executive actions to try and put in place some form of payment as well as put a moratorium on a vick sions for people who can't pay their rent if congress can't get its act together so we know that those resumption of talks are going to take place this afternoon as well in the coming hours we're going to have the members of the white house staff along with house speaker nancy pelosi who has been pretty critical of the president and his point of virus response so far so expect that these are going to be some difficult conversations again a lot of pushback from the white house but a lot of criticism that will be coming from democratic leaders who still insist the president is not doing enough i was there as white house correspondent kimberly how could reporting live there from capitol hill today many thanks indeed kimberly the strain has deployed hundreds of soldiers to the worst affected states of victoria to enforce stay at home or to anyone found breaching isolation rules will be fined 3 and a half $1000.00 nobody is also imposing a nighttime curfew non-essential businesses have been orde

at the limits fund a sion is a longstanding organization with a great deal of history and open source that one of the biggest organizations managing collaboration in the world and what they are now i doing is bringing parties globally together with companies like tencent major yam were who were working with the n.h.s. axeman london company small of the world local public health authorities well of the world collaborate so we really are seeing that and in fact it's not just scotland that is reusing that out but more than on and to a much to do for the irish help to fix some of the cross border issues that they were concerned the. press got wind. means on and more on scotland are all going to happen are probably should work with an elaboration cross border and you mentioned uptake and one study does suggest that more should be done on focusing the public to trust the app is that fair is this an issue. i think trust is absolutely essential and one of the things that is regularly talked about is the n.h.s. round and how much trust the raise in that round are i don't think there are failin

stay here until our dictator is overthrown and happiness comes to our country more and more ballarat sions are joining the spontaneous protest after they were beaten and chased off the streets at night and now protesting during the day a new strategy that seems to confuse your forty's why look might have been able to silence belorussians for many years this time they're determined to have their stolen force to return to stop harassing al-jazeera mintz. well let's now take you back to minsk where as you can see workers are currently again gathering outside that largest car factory there they've been protesting for days now they remain on strike we will be bringing you all the latest developments from there as they happen here on al-jazeera and. for more on all of this let's now bring in europe for a break he's the director for central and eastern europe at the german marshall fund and he joins us now from berlin your i would like to start with this apology and the releases that we're seeing now it really doesn't seem like that will be enough to quell the anger that we're seeing from the opp

remonde last week we saw violence of the stall it moved on to a very large piece would have been stray sions so where does it look as though this situation of others has had a. full 1st of all of the rally in support of the protesters and killers has been taking place here outside of the country's embassy for over a week already and for from the numbers in belarus was all the largest certain out here just this past weekend as people voiced their anger at the results of the election in the builders and the in suing violence as well throughout the week here was sold both anti and roll the schenkel protesters as you can see right now it's morning monday morning and not a lot of people here actually just the police and some reporters but we are expecting a rally here after business hours and meanwhile diesel demonstrations continue in minsk where on a sunday at least 65000 people came out in support off alexander lukashenko that's those numbers are courting to the interior ministry look at schenkel supposed to use a supporters at length and thank them for their dedication now for many have belor

in them so that's really problematic but i think the interesting thing about press is in just a 2 sions it's it's the kind of credit in the bank that you want to have before you have a crisis like this where you need to. you know to get the public's cooperation and to get the public's trust and compliance and so on so you don't start making money when you need money to start making money and saving it in the bank for when you needed so that's why we saw you know across the world whether it's in the u.s. or other places you know when when there is a problem with trust in the government it only gets worse and time i think and you needed to have established that that credibility beforehand so i think you know what comes to mind for example is. international survey that was done on the coronavirus it was done by a number of universities harvard cambridge and so on and you know all the data online and talks about trust and government and right trust and the government's response and in some places to distrust is as high is 80 percent right and when you look at those countries that just not s

you know on these snowy leads to a sort of vote for support for the simon stray sions or the 2nd scenario where you think that these demonstrations may town in some way violent and that can justify them the use of force by the regime but i think that russia at the moment it's not really thinking. about massive intervention unless the situation becomes extremely dangerous or extremely violent or you know i think it's going to trying to in some way guide look around the way he would not. want there are still roan chuck. look at has been absolutely clear he said that this is there is a foreign hand working and brother was right now the supporting the protesters sowing discord in his own country you foreign agent. foreign agents all my life like now i working for a new zealand intelligence kiwi i call agent and that's a joke of course you know that i'll be in the streets or means or 7 days and it's not about man's that's a baldwin journalist a small citizen it runs more villagers where a special group were you know arrested and that dropped the ordinary rule of population that is outrageous a

schools so they can do their job, we ssed that over two months ago to give plenty of sc time to have sionsto reach common ground. they didn't even start talking to the mile of thisweek, and they came up with something that is completely inadequate. i don't understand why they would want to have the economy go further in the ditch, the economist tell us that if we don't pass something like the plan that tw enacted months ago, we are going to see a 3.5 to four point additional reduction in the gdp, that's not what our country needs. >> your chaiof the committee on house administration and voting security is one of the key issues on eeyour commi what is your reaction to the president's tweet yesterday suggesting that the novemberti presidential el should be moved because of his concerns about voting by mail? >> the president has no say in when the election is held, that's done by statute and it's been the same for a long, long time. we are not going to change the t e, so the election will be november 3 and that has been emphasized not only by myself chairing the committee, but even senator mc