it didn't happen here down in south jersey. folks just obeyed and many of them lost their businesses. so i don't know who i feel worse for. >> this is another question now, still on the economy for both candidates. new jersey is among the most diverse states in the nation. farmers count on migrant labor and shore and boardwalk businesses hire from abroad for the summer. where do you agree or disagree with the trump administration policies on administrations and work visas, miss kennedy first? >> sure, i think that immigration is an area where we absolutely need bipartisan support to come up with a policy and a plan so that we can have the work that we need to here in south jersey when we need employees, but that their rights are protected, that their safety is going to be protected. we know that that was very difficult during this pandemic to ensure safety of those that were coming in seasonally to work. and that we should be able to expand where we need to, to bring workers in. but where we have those that are qualified in our

it did not happen here down in south jersey. r folks obeyed, and many of them lost their businesses. i do not know if you i feel worse for. >> this is another question now. new jersey is one of the most diverse states in the nation. where do you agree or disagree with the trump administration policy on immigration and on work visas? >> i think that immigration is an area where we need bipartisan work to come up with a policy and the plan of a so that we can have the word that we need here in south jersey when we need employees, but that their rights are protected and that their safety is protected. we know that that was very difficult during this pandemic to ensure safety of those who were coming in seasonally to work, and that we should be able to expand where we need to, to bring workers and. where we have those who are qualified in our own area, we need to hire their first, and we need to ensure that employers who are not hiring legally are held accountable. >> the same question for you mr. van drew. i agree that we should not

he locked them up and it didn't happen down here in south jersey. r folks just obeyed and many of them lost their businesses. i don't know who i feel worse for spect this is a no other question on the economy for both candidates. new jersey is among the most diverse state in the nation, farmers count on migrant labor shore and boardwalk businesses hire workers from abroad for the summer, where do you agree or disagree with the trump administration's policy on immigration and on workpieces? ms. kennedy first. >> i think immigration is an area where we absolutely need bipartisan support to come up with a policy and a plan so that we can have the work we need to hear in south jersey when we need employees but that their rights are protected and their safety will be protected. we know that was very difficult during the pandemic to ensure safety of those coming in seasonally to work and we should be able to expand where we need to bring workers and butt where we haven't those that are qualified in our own area we need to hire their first and we need to en

public transportation in south jersey continues to be more scarce than north jersey.nd with the residents here. with the atlantic city bus line was shut down forcing workers to find alternative routes so what do you do to provide more public transportation to the people of south jersey? >> i do think this is an important thing to get the economy back on its feet. without reliable transportation and an easy way to commute to different areas , it's hard for people to get to work in companies to think they could invest in our i area. not only those that need the transportation but also lowering other businesses into our area to invest we have infrastructure in place and to make sure and we do need federal dollars to help support us to make it more equitable and that transportation is a priority. >> what specific industries would you look? that is difficult to do without that infrastructure in place are there specific steps you would like tors target? >> distribution to be an option in our area if we were to have in place the systems we needed surrounding the atlantic cit

actually originally and we were in an all black neighborhood in my life changed when we moved to south jersey not far from some of the levittown type of neighborhoods and when we came in the police had to come in with us because people were throwing things at our house and terrorizing our house at night. and we moved there because we wanted a place that was integrated and we just wanted to raise our standard of living and it was the strength of my parents that said this is where we're going to be. do you think moving here will affect the community as a whole. definitely in what way i think that well the property values what i mean to go down if they are allowed to move in here in any numbers do you think them are 11 will affect property values. i don't think. property. and i think you purely i might not happen. well as a result of all these policies we created a segregated system and because we forgot now this entire history of how it happened. white families believe that they got where they are simply by their own hard work and determination to succeed in the middle class life. but they don'

. >> we want to know that the voices in south jersey are heard and i think that i'm the person to do i'm raising my family here, this isn't just my house but my home and my whole family lives in the area and understand what is happening in the community. >> seat for second congressional district. >> i know the district, i've walked it, the people are good hard-working middle-class people that want somebody that's going to break their back to them and that's me. >> to beat jeff van drew, we need to have a vision of what we want this country to look like going forward and for me that an and moving out of the coronavirus and george floyd's death, that it will be really important to focus on the values of our community. >> the candidates will have their chance to square off on covid recovery, climate change, policing, health care and all the issues critical to the people of south jersey. ♪ >> good evening and welcome to the john f academic center at stockholm university here in atlantic city. i'm briana, for the next 60 minutes or so we will have informative debate between second distric

hello i'm down in jordan the south jersey or a live from doha also coming up the risk of a no deal bragg's it grows the u.k. prime minister's spokesman says talks with the e.u. are over. a school teacher is knifed to death in paris what the french president describes as an attack on freedom of expression. and record turnout in early voting in the u.s. sets the mood for election day 3 weeks away we'll have a live update. protestors in thailand that ended their friday demonstration at the defying a government ban on gatherings for the 3rd day in a row. was. protest organizers urged the crowds to return home and avoid more confrontations with riot police security forces used water cannon to break a barricade set up by demonstrators in the center of the capital bangkok where demonstrators are calling for the prime minister's resignation and reforms to the monarchy but highly reports from bangkok. face to face in bangkok anti-government protestors and thai police got into a violent confrontation 3 months in the making. the mostly peaceful demonstrations started in july but for the 2nd day thous

be some unrest on tuesday and then by the way i did talk to a lady at a gas station recently in south jersey and she was saying that she's just hoping the election to be done and over was so that we can go back to normal also meaning that the pen demick will be gone by then so well the political spectrum it is a pretty wild in those days and a lot of things seem to be possible in the night from tuesday to wednesday. we certainly all want things to go back to normal that's certainly true now markets also had a tough week ends do you think this is in any way perhaps related to the uncertainty of the upcoming elections. i would say saw him interesting that enough usually the a trading days before an election are at least historically good days so that is clearly not the case in this year blue chips just in this past week were down by a volatile and 6 and a half percent oil prices for the month of october lost a 10 percent and i would say yes investors are just i'm shying the risk and they want to have political a collaborative but the sell off was not only because of the upcoming elections we a

could lizards from south america survive south georgia or even eventually south jersey? is there hope for species large and small as weather, well, gets whackier maybe, say the scientists. no conclusion, but a promise of more reptilian revelations to come >>> climate change may wash out parts of d.c the park service reports large portions of the city of washington will be flooded in 20 years. the jefferson memorial, fdr's and mlk's and all the iconic cherry blossom trees under water. the service says rising water levels are threatening all of it so a fix is in the planning statements so look here. the national park service and a preservation group or series of them unveiling a layout today to remake the area. some designs include elevated walkways embracing the rising tide that they say will surely turn the area into a marshy oasis. no timeline set for this design approval but officials say the problem is urgent. to hear it from them president jefferson could be standing in permanently four feet of water by 2030. >>> a beast and a the first version of the hummer ev is fi

some off duty law enforcement, to go to black and brown communities in places like newark and south jersey the guys show up at the polls to make noise. they hired a guy who became notorious because during the riots of the '60s he armed white vigilante groups to organize the community. many of these folks were armed, they chased folks away from the polls. when you think about whether there are any parallels now. you hear this idea of an army for trump, trump's army. >> tree tremayne lee, thank you for that. down load the podcast wherever you get your podcasts. >>> let's turn to twitter, which is reversing a company policy, the company initially blocked the link to the unverified and controversial new york post story that alleges emails on hunter biden. twitter later changed course saying we've received significant feedback from critical to supportive about how we enforced our hacked materials policy yesterday. after reflecting on the feedback we decided to make changes to the policy and how we enforce it. it comes as republican senators are threatening to subpoena jack dorsey over the contr

be some unrest on tuesday and then by the way i did talk to a lady at a gas station recently in south jersey and she was saying that she's just hoping the election to be done and over with so that we can go back to normal also meaning that the pen demick will be gone by then so well the political spectrum it is a pretty wild in those days and a lot of things seem to be possible in the night from tuesday to wednesday. we certainly all want things to go back to normal that's certainly true now markets also had a tough week do you think this is in any way perhaps related to the uncertainty of the upcoming elections. i would say saw him interestingly enough usually the a trading days before an election are at least historically good days so that is clearly not the case in this year. just in this past week were down by a volatile and 6 and a half percent oil prices for the month of october last a 10 percent and i would say yes investors are just i'm shying at the risk and they want to have political a collaborative but the sell off was not only because of the upcoming elections we also had a new.

. >> down at the beach, they're everywhere, south jersey, too.it's only 8:15. >> that had nothing to do with politics that's just -- they may have seen the worldwide exchange. >> stay out of the street, they run you over, brian. >> god almighty. >> it's early. >>> coming up, national economic council director larry kudlow preelection stimulus bill is looking pretty unlikely at this point. would the white house push to get one done soon, though, after november 3rd. >>> next, new data that could point to strengthening of the u.s. work force. at the same time, wall street is worrying about the pace of job growth we'll look into that as we head to break, check out the shares of hasbro, the company beat analysts' assessments on the top and bottom line, though the shares n'e down dot miss hasbro's ceo. stay tuned, "squawk box" will be right back in a few moments, rackspace technology will enter a new and exciting chapter. across muti-cloud, apps, data and security, we focus on solving the business problems of our customers with technology we are a type

part of the day for heavy rain across southern counties of england pushing into south wales, and very strong winds, jerseye a contrast between the north and south on friday. england and wales, wet and windy. scotland and northern ireland, largely dry with some decent spells of sunshine. but for the weekend, we are still dominated by low pressure, and as such, it looks like further bands of rain will sweep around this larger low with its centre to the south. i think some wet weather for all areas through the weekend, some strong winds at times too. the detail on this low, somewhat complicated, so it's very hard for us to pinpoint exactly when your area will get wettest of the weather. but that trend, i'm afraid, is very clear. this is bbc news with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. edging towards a deal: us lawmakers to vote later on a new stimulus plan — to pump another $2 trillion into the economy. smaller, simpler, slower and cheaper: google launches its flagship new phone, designed for the economic downturn. we start in the us, where two of the largest airlines — american

part of the day for heavy rain across southern counties of england pushing into south wales, and very strong winds, jerseyings north. quite a contrast between the north and south on friday. england and wales, wet and windy. scotland and northern ireland, largely dry with some decent spells of sunshine. but for the weekend, we are still dominated by low pressure, and as such, it looks like further bands of rain will sweep around this larger low with its centre to the south. i think some wet weather for all areas through the weekend, some strong winds at times too. the detail on this low, somewhat complicated, so it's very hard for us to pinpoint exactly when your area will get wettest of the weather. but that trend, i'm afraid, is very clear. this is bbc news. the headlines: the organisation that oversees presidential debates in the us is to take steps to avoid a repeat of the chaotic and ugly first debate between donald trump and joe biden. there are two more debates between them to come. the trump campaign has said the rules should not be changed in the middle of the game. joe biden has condemned the pre

part of the day for heavy rain across southern counties of england pushing into south wales, and very strong winds, jerseyow centre spins away to the south of us and this weather from swings north. quite a contrast between the north and south on friday. england and wales, wet and windy. scotland and northern ireland, largely dry with some decent spells of sunshine. but for the weekend, we are still dominated by low pressure, and as such, it looks like further bands of rain will sweep around this larger low with its centre to the south. i think some wet weather for all areas through the weekend, some strong winds at times too. the detail on this low, somewhat complicated, so it's very hard for us to pinpoint exactly when your area will get wettest of the weather. but that trend, i'm afraid, is very clear. of the audience. welcome to bbc news. my name's mike embley. our top stories: the body that oversees us presidential debates says it'll take steps to ensure there is no repeat of wednesday's chaotic and angry contest. the un secretary—general calls on richer countries to help out — so everyone can get acc

one week away from election day, five states will be voted on legalizing cannabis, arizona, new jersey, south will decide whether to make it legal for all adults over 21. mississippi will decide on legalizing cannabis for medicinal purposes. recreation is legal in 11 states. we have the filo board member, director, christy hefner. they are playing a big role in the cannabis industry. that is not the kind of role people think of. you're providing services, software, taxation, things like that organize the industry that make it more mainstream. can you tell us about it? >> yeah, absolutely. it is really a opportunity that comes from a fast-growing relatively new industry like can that is about. on one hand there is need for accurate, up-to-the-minute regulatory compliance information, whether it is about packaging or whether it is about sales and fyllo has the ability to provide that in its database. at the same time there is a need and opportunity for information about consumer behavior and by building a proprietary database about cannabis and cbd purchasers, that both helps companies in the s

part of the day for heavy rain across southern counties of england pushing into south wales, and very strong winds, jerseyaway to the south of us and this weather from swings north. quite a contrast between the north and south on friday. england and wales, wet and windy. scotland and northern ireland, largely dry with some decent spells of sunshine. but for the weekend, we are still dominated by low pressure, and as such, it looks like further bands of rain will sweep around this larger low with its centre to the south. i think some wet weather for all areas through the weekend, some strong winds at times too. the detail on this low, somewhat complicated, so it's very hard for us to pinpoint exactly when your area will get wettest of the weather. but that trend, i'm afraid, is very clear. welcome to bbc news, my name's mike embley. our top stories: the body that oversees us presidential debates says it'll take steps to ensure there is no repeat of wednesday's chaotic and angry contest. the un secretary—general calls on richer countries to help out so everyone can get access to a potential covid vaccine. e

part of the day for heavy rain across southern counties of england pushing into south wales, and very strong winds, jerseyt between the north and south on friday. england and wales, wet and windy. scotland and northern ireland, largely dry with some decent spells of sunshine. but for the weekend, we are still dominated by low pressure, and as such, it looks like further bands of rain will sweep around this larger low with its centre to the south. i think some wet weather for all areas through the weekend, some strong winds at times too. the detail on this low, somewhat complicated, so it's very hard for us to pinpoint exactly when your area will get wettest of the weather. but that trend, i'm afraid, is very clear. this is bbc news. i'm david eades with the latest headlines for viewers in the uk and around the world. european union leaders meet in brussels with foreign affairs, including violence in nagorno—karabakh, expected to dominate. it can't happen again. the body that oversees us presidential debates says it'll take steps to ensure there is no repeat of wednesday's chaotic and angry contest. the un

south carolina. >> former new jersey governor chris christie is still in the hospital, under observation, recoveringm coronavirus. a source tells cnn. the same source saying no indication now that he is on a ventilator. last weekend he checked into a new jersey hospital as a precaution. he said in a tweet, of course you may remember that he was part of the debate prep team for the first debate, said he tested positive for covid-19 last saturday. the current governor of new jersey, phil murphy, earlier this week said he wished his predecessor well and said that christie is the quintessential jersey fighter. >> i'm carolyn man u. the titans and patriots had to push games back because of coronavirus. the patriots were originally scheduled to play the broncos sunday afternoon. but that game was moved to monday night at 5:00 p.m. eastern. meantime, sunday's titans, bills game will be played on tuesday. right now, buffalo is scheduled to play the chiefs two days later, if that game comes to fruition, bills chiefs game will be pushed back. as the schedule shuffles, saying after thursday's round of testing,

. >>> marijuana is on the ballot in four states in the november election, voters in new jersey, arizona, southakota, and montana will decide whether to approve the broad legal sale of marijuana in the state. the most closely watched race is new jersey, which could spark legalization efforts in new york, pennsylvania, and other states in the northeast region. >>> occurs in washington state have destroyed the first test of so-called motor hornets in the u.s. the asian giant hornet was first spotted in washington last year, the nest was found in blaine, washington near the canadian border, it was about the size of a basketball and contained roughly 100 to 200 hornets, scientists say the tree will be cut down to extract newborn hornets and learn if any queens have left the hive. the state department of agriculture said it suspects there may be more nests in washington. >>> for some, it signaled me back in the city, for decades, this coca-cola sign sat right here on top of this building on bryant street, right by the bay bridge, coming up next, why coca-cola says the sign is going to come down soon

from new jersey to new mexico, south dakota to kentucky. last time we saw a surge this high it was back in july when many sun belt states saw outbreaks. >>> we've been reporting about the limitations and concerns surrounding distance learning for months, but one particular group of parents say their children are getting left behind and they need more support. parents of latino children with special needs protested outside san jose city hall today demanding something be done county wide. they argue even in the best of times it is a struggle to get their kids the resources they need to thrive. now technology and language barriers are much worse because of covid-19. >> this pandemic has hit us and then they fail to help us so today raising our voice to ask politicians where are you? >> we reached out to the san jose department of education for their response. >>> a hike in the east bay tomorrow could earn you a fine and even lead to arrest. many parks in the east bay hills are going to be closed for the next few days because of dangerous fire

white house officials say they learned about it asthma arena one lifted off from the south lawn on the way to a new jersey fundraiser the president boarded his plane anyway and flew to bedminster. >> white house operations made the assessment it was safe for the president in consultation with others. >> reporter: that night he confirmed to fox news he'd been tested. >> so, i just went for a test and we'll see what happens i mean, who knows? >> reporter: just before 1:00 this morning he tweeted about those positive test results, saying we will begin our quarantine and recovery process immediately. that set off a ripple effect with potential impacts on national security, domestic policy and the 2020 campaign for him it's on hold with all events virtual or postponed for now. the next debate in question, and a call he was supposed to lead today on covid support for seniors, handled instead by the vice president for his part, mike pence in washington has tested negative, though medical experts caution those tests are only a snapshot in time a number of other cabinet officials and aides also tested negative as

jersey. >>> in the south bay, school officials are urging hundreds of students in gilroy to get themselvesfor covid-19. "the chronicle" reports there was a party on october 16 involving 200 students from christopher high school and gilroy high school. one of the people at the party later tested positive for covid-19. the district says its students are still all online. >>> lisa, let's get back to the weather, that's the big story as we head into the week. let's hope we can get through it safely. >> yes, and definitely the things getting going later on this afternoon will continue into the evening and overnight hours. it's a duration that's going to be kind of long, especially for the upper elevations were the red flag warning goes into effect in the next few hours. not until 8:00 tonight, for the rest of us. but the winds will be kicking up later on this afternoon. as those strong, gusty, northerly winds will bring downsloping conditions that will allow for the winds to accelerate and reach the surface and spread all across the bay area into the santa cruz mountains. so everyone will exper

in suburbs from new south wales to new jersey, chinese dissents and activists are hounded by chinese communist party agents. united front targets not just people, but also information including private data about large numbers of public and private individuals. in the united states and across the world, we see systematic theft on a huge scale in technology from universities, businesses, medical labs most recently. at the united nations and in capitols around the world, the ccp agents are behind bribery scandals. beijing's overseas infrastructure projects often go hand in hand with bribes for local elites and really harsh financing terms hidden in secret contracts with nondisclosure agreements. aggressive united front propaganda work honestly portrays -- dishonestly portrays the relationships. the ccp is increasing its propaganda on television and in newspapers worldwide. while at the same time, undermining independent chinese-language media wherever it is found. pop culture, arts and sports are major battlegrounds too. americans saw the national basketball association thrown into cri

about an issue like recreational marijuana that's on the ballot now in arizona, montana, new jersey and southdoes the tail wag the dog in arizona a little bit, are you going to get people voting on pot that may not otherwise come out and vote and cast the ballots considerably for joe biden? >> that was the theory in 2016 and conventional wisdom does say that certain issues, certain social issues especially that are on the ballot toned appeal to certain demographic which can tip the balance one way or the other. there's a little data to back this up and usually the effect is so small it's more of an issue in midterms than presidential where it's high. leland: you think of montana, senate race there would be an issue that people would think about with steve bullock as the democrat. when we look at this sort of other issues and you go to something ordinarily you might get a little bit more attention but given the news cycles tends to get eaten up. in oregon and washington, d.c. voters are going to decide on psychedelic mushroom initiatives or legal program for mushrooms if the measure passes, ho

jersey 0. do you feel validated in south way is a type of performative activism. let's go back to specifically you calling donald trump a white supremacist the lights are on and there's nowhere to hide join me richelle carey is up at the front questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talk and political debate. front returns on al-jazeera. no moved out of his parents' house after he got married he says he found more space living in this king after a run of eating it last year it's now his home along with his wife daughter and all but the israeli government said that he was deconstructed without them permits and issued as a militia and ordered last month our interview were cut short as he hears that the israeli army has arrived in the village with a bulldozer residents say soldiers gave them one minute to go home it took the found me months to build their brick and thus than an hour to see it get demolished . you know this is a news hour on al-jazeera fully back to go live from our world headquarters in doha coming up in the next 60 minutes

jersey are quite likely to pass. on the medical side, mississippi and south dakota.et, we think those states would drive incremental $3 billion in incremental revenue by 2025. we have also done work around the potential for state legislatures to make moves. york,w that new connecticut, rhode island, new jersey, their governors had already created a task force to ease cross-border movement, requiring some sort of coordination. governor cuomo and his administration have come out in the past two weeks, reiterating their intent to move forward with a use. we think that can have the potential for a domino effect and also drive rhode island and pennsylvania. those states could be another $6 billion. romaine: you get the sense that this will be accelerated to a certain extent on the legislative side, even the regulatory side, by some of the potential budget shortfalls. vivien: new york is facing a two-year, $30 billion budget deficit. what we are careful to remind investors of is that if new york is going to use cannabis as a means of filling a budget deficit, the licensing

five states -- arizona, mississippi, minnesota new jersey and south dakota -- all deciding whether todo and oregon will decide whether to increase taxes on tobacco and e-cigs to pay for state-run health care programs. and, of course, that's not all. there's more, more, more, neil. alaska voters will decide for the first time whether to impose a tax on oil producers in the north slope. bad timing for a market that's been suffering mightily. neil. neil: all right, gerri, thank you very, very much. the impact of all of this with charlie gasparino right now among some of the issues that might come up in the debate tonight, who gets taxed and what. certainly what's happening on states, you know, i live in new jersey, i know you're out in connecticut here, but the fact of the matter is on local levels, that's a whole other story. doesn't get much coverage. what do you think? >> yeah. i mean, there are democrats that are running a lot of these states -- [laughter] these high-tax statements, you know, they're a facing massive budget deficits. but here if you're worried about tax policy, neil,

check in with our six voters joining us from around the country, from oil oy, california, new jersey, south carolina and georgia. quick take away, everybody was sort of impressed with the debate. i think the bar was so low after the last time these two men faced off. these are vote errs who have been engaged and watching and they watched the townhalls. they are keeping up and seeing what the candidates are doing and saying. they walked away were this debate mostly saying they felt informed. many of them already leaning towards one candidate or the other. i don't know yet if anyone changed their mind but they did say they thought this was the best debate so far. i will share one democrat on the panel also said he was astonished by the president's performance in a good way. he thought this was the best and most sort of best performance from president trump so far. a few other quick take awares. praise all around for the moderator. they thought it was the best moderated debate so far. they also felt that they, talked more about thawr rerd as candidates before and not so much about the future.

south, virginian raised in georgia and south carolina, before and during the civil war. he went on to attend the college of new jersey, later renamed princeton university. he studied law the university of virginia before attempting to practice in the south metropolis of atlanta. he quit law, bored out of his woods, and decided to pursue advanced i.d.s in history in politics at the newly established john hopkins university in baltimore, maryland. it had been founded a few years before with the goal of importing the germany university model to combine high-level research with teaching. wilson was a member of one of the very first cohort of americans to graduate in the united states with a ph.d., which he received in 1886 at the age of 30. by 1890 he landed back at princeton and launch a successful career as an academic and public intellectual. he published steady stream of books and essays on american politics in history, and became a popular teacher and lecturer. he was appointed president of princeton, and a decade of his presidency of princeton is seen as a time with university was transformed from something of a fi

miles across the bay to york city trash is trucked out of state to new jersey pennsylvania even as far away as ohio virginia and south carolina and until recently america was doing a brisk business selling its crap to china but now even china is leery times of changed awareness of the public is much greater about health issues now than it was when newby began newbie is one of the largest active landfills on the shores of san francisco bay i think it's like this in america the city of milpitas filed a lawsuit against san jose over environmental impacts caused by the landfill. the bay area air quality management district which has received 2000 new b. landfill order complaints has issued newbie island 5 public nuisance violations related to odor issues according to a district spokesman they're still negotiating the fines. trash is a big business and an unfortunate smelly business too don lynch field is the northern california environmental manager for a public services the community itself seems to have some concerns about this site and the odor problem that they're experiencing unfortunately we've been a little slow t

jersey. do you feel validated in south way and the type of performative activism and let's go back to specifically you calling donald trump a white supremacist the lights are on the there's nowhere to hide join me richelle carey is up at the front questions to my special guests and challenge them to some straight talking political debate. front row times on al-jazeera. all counting the cost facebook is accused of being a super spreader of hate this information on laws so is it time to break up the social media giant plus the pandemic destroys $2.00 decades of poverty reduction we took the world back on the search for oil in the middle counting the cost on al-jazeera. a frantic search and rescue mission after a powerful earthquake levels dozens of buildings in turkey's izmir province. hello i'm maryam namazie and on then the watching al-jazeera also coming up on the program vigils across france for 3 people killed in nice among them a mother of 3 who cared for the elderly. this during a national coronavirus lockdown in france the case is also surging in italy and germany the e.u. .

born in virginia and raised in georgia and south carolina before enduring the civil war. he went on to attend the college of new jersey, later renamed princeton university. and studied law at the university of virginia before attempting to practice it in the new south metropolis of atlanta. but he quit law, bored out of his wits within the year, and decided to pursue advanced studies in history and politics at the newly established johns hopkins university in baltimore, maryland. hopkins had been founded only a few years before with the goal of importing the german university model of combining teaching with high-level research to the united states. this was a novel model at the time for american colleges. thus, wilson was a member of one of the very first cohorts of americans to graduate in the united states with a ph.d. which he received in 1886 at the age of 30. by 1890, he landed back at his alma mater, princeton, and had launched a successful career as an academic and public intellectual. he published a steady stream of books and essays on american politics and history and became a popular teacher and lecturer. i