t. right? the new measures criminal was the promotion of what is known as non sac non traditional sexual relations online and in public rights groups. say that this bill will effectively criminal wise, same sex relationships in russia. germany's parliament has officially recognized the historical famine in ukraine as genesis ukrainians commemorate what is known as the hello to more. it's a famine that was engineered by soviet leader, joseph star. nearly 4000000 people starved to death in the 19th thirty's. several countries have already. busy condemned the hello, the more as genocide of people all over the world are living longer and more and more are dying from old timers. chances are you know, someone with the disease. i certainly do tonight. an experimental drug is bringing new hope for a possible treatment. that is the good news. there are however, serious side effects that the, when you know, it's a rare beat of good news for david asam and his loved ones. the 70 year old woodworker had to

now after months of the carrying, now they would highlight l g b t, right? so the world cup and guitar, being the football team, capitulated on the promise just hours before their opening game with around captain hurricane was to wear the rainbow armed band symbolizing the gay pride movements. but i fear a fee for punishment, namely a yellow card for him. the english f relented. meanwhile, british tv viewers were unable to watch the tournaments opening ceremony into the 1st time the event has been held in the art of world. that's because the b b c chose instead to host a discussion on the host nations. schumann writes record leading to much criticism from fans who demand that the politics be kept separate from sports during. this is ali, that's more 1st time ever in their history that they didn't show the opening ceremony. instead, they were showing yet to get more for many of described as political propaganda against could talk talking about things like l g, b, t, and right for people to drink. it's kind of hysteria. and this kind of out poor propaganda led

second over all human rights are really important algebra t rights, abortion rights, women's rights and others are probably the most important to me. equality, equality is equality period like it has to be equal months. every bad. and you can join us for special coverage of the u. s. bid terms that said 20 want g m t on monday here on out to xerox. ah, and other news as a stand off between italian officials and a rescue ship carrying hundreds of migrants and refugees. ah. people on board a vessel operated by doctors without borders or waiting for permission to descend, park, and cataneo the boat carrying $572.00 passengers. dr. earlier on monday, but authorities only allowed minus families and people with health issues to leave the ship will. caroline will a man is a project coordinator with doctors without borders. she's on board, their rescue ship the geo barons and explains the situation they are facing at the port of cataneo. what happened is that the tell you how north east came on board and they did a very pretty help take off all the people on board. and following the miners and

second, over all human rights are really important algebra t rights, abortion rights, women's rights are probably the most important to me. equality, equality, equality, period, like it has to be equal months, every bad or a while. and fisher joins is now life in washington, dc. alan, we heard there are lots of people, hugely concerned about the economy and despite joe biden, coming out and saying that this is election, this election was all about defending democracy. is it really the bread and butter issues that are dominating this mid term? of both parties are going to try and hit that, that topics that they believe will generate enough support to get their bees out to vote. because that who is traditionally votes in the mid term elections, the base of the party. and so joe biden realizes that talking about the threat to democracy than really well for him. 2 years ago when he beat donald trump in the presidency. but in that time that he's been in office, we have seen inflation go up. we've seen the cost of gas go up. things are much harder for everyone. and so people want to hear h

and of course around l g b t, right, as well, an issue which of course and much of the world is alien before europeans for north americans in particular, seems to be the priority. linda, right, the trump school of human rights, this onslaught has been seen and the knots of accusations that it's a talker. see, and no less than the fee for president john in santana himself yesterday in doha, giving an impassioned plea and criticizing a pool. perhaps a more arabic and colonial attitude towards cutoff that's i've had focuses on the other side. when you pretend to have a moral and give moral lessons to others. but in reality, your situation is maybe not that good either. i think for what we europeans have been doing in the last 3000 years around the world. we should be apologizing for the next 3000 years before starting to give moral lessons to people. a lot of these, some, their parts have been asking people to come here. they've been welcoming all people and saying come and enjoy football. and they to get asking people not to politicize the events here and like many that question whether

for many of described as political propaganda against could talk talking about things like l g, b, t, right, for people to drink. it's kind of hysteria. and this kind of out pouring of propaganda lead to outreach, even in england with people saying it's that you signaling the bbc should show the opening ceremony like they do for every other bed. outragious lead, disrespectful to guitar, that the b, b. c didn't broadcast the world cup opening ceremony and instead put out more virtue, signaling guff about how awful it is. after that appalled, they should bring home their vast army of employees and spare us this absurd hypocrisy the fact. the b b. c haven't shown the world cup opening ceremony on the terrestrial channels is so disrespectful. i get why the bbc have opened their world cup broadcasting with a condemnation of cat on human rights record. but i don't remember them doing that when china hosted the olympics. britain doesn't have much of a more standing to be judging others, considering its own colonial history. united states, mexico and canada are going to be joint hosts of the 2026.

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t. right? this was a sticking point to the point where the south africa was an insistence on avoiding using the term to value forces and referring instead to following involvement. what does it leave the re and in the future when it comes to dealing with directory and troops? well, so in the, in the, in the agreement signed in, in nairobi and said that the base base say top non, he and the a forces muslim. and the region, so they use a very ambiguous language because they couldn't bring themselves to mention erica, and they couldn't say erica, muslim and to grab because that would have offended eric shout. and because of the domineering role that erica has been having over ethiopia is not, not in a position to assert itself over eric ethel, they're in a bit of a 50 k e k. i. when it comes to erica. but we're not the flute to grow. i think the, the one, the one that grounds would say would be about to open to say that erica should leave to gripe on. but if it's refused that to great horses would

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t. right? what's happening is the companies that hold those long term contracts with u. s. l n g producers. they're marking that up and earning that margin in the european market. it's not the u. s. l n g company. it's basically european, headquartered international oil companies and traders. remember when you, as president joe biden came here to europe, back in march to plotted the european union sanctioning russia cutting off its own russian energy source, the process, and promised to help europe replace that source with american energy. well, apparently european leaders didn't read the fine print or fully consider the implications of what they were signing on to, which was basically european dependence on american energy and whatever price they want to set that at the u. s. government is now denying responsibility for the high gas prices of their exports, blaming european energy company markups. and now fed up european officials want to speak to the manager, but don't really seem to know who that is. maybe it's uncle sam. maybe it's the world trade organization. here are

again, donald sales begin with the letter t, right and election deniers. and that is how we in the news media, the mainstream media, if you will, reported the u. s. midterms on tuesday to night. we want to ask, did journalists get the story right? and to discuss that, i'm happy to welcome to night fight your own guards are gone. she's deputy opinion editor and newsweek. she is also the author of the book, bad news. how woke media is undermining democracy. it is a sobering assessment of what happened with journalism in the us went from a blue collar trade to a profession of the elite. but it's, it's good to have you with us. so let me just start by asking you how have the news media reported the story of the mid term elections in america? i thank you so much for having me. it's great to be here with you. so yeah, i mean, you know, we got this wrong. i got this wrong, a lot of us were looking at the polling and we were listening to voters and talking to voters. and one got the sense that there was going to be a huge red wave that voters were very upset about

right behind me as mar lago, the resort where media are getting ready to listen in on him at 2 g m t, right outside of the estates outside of moral law go. a lot of his supporters have gathered wearing their po, trump shirts, and carrying banners. we've also seen some propeller planes flying ahead earlier in the day. ah, that the anti trump ha banners that are going up as well. but if he does make an announcement that he is running for the presidency in 2024, it comes at a very different time for him. right now there is this unity within the republican party. we're just coming off of the mid term elections here. a lot of the candidates that he hand picked himself lost in a stunning fashion. at the republican party, largely pointing the blame on donald trump for that. there are also, i did reports and kind of opinion polls going around. i'm suggesting that maybe trump isn't the most viable candidate for the republican nomination. a recent poll put out by a conservative group actually says that ron de santis, who was just re elected as governor in the state of florida, is trailing, is leading

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thank you for being on t v. right. thank you very much. here's a look at some other stories making news around the world. peaceful protests for and against peruvian president cathy. you have continued in lima amid the country's political crisis. castillo has asked the organization of american states to analyze the country situation. the o a s is in the capital to speak with cust, the your and members of the opposition seeking to launch a 3rd impeachment attempt. ankara says at least 2 people have been killed and 10 others injured after rockets fired from syria, had a turkish border. time. officials blame kurdish militants for the attack on a school and has is in car chemist. 8 followed airstrikes by turkey, unsuspected, militant targets in syria. under rock, a man suspected of killing 5 people and injuring 25 more at a gay nightclub in the u. s. state of colorado on saturday is facing murder and hate crime charges. the 22 year old had said to have open fire in the club in colorado springs before being subdued by club goers. heavy snow full

pressure is pushing its way in, and that's going to give us a little bit of a cool set up to kick off t right around the corner. we'll talk more about that, and how that will impact your microclimate. but for now, how are the roads looking? it's monday. it looks a little busy. >>> even is trekking their way out of tracy, but it doesn't seem too windy. they're doesn't mean you don't have any brake lights. it is our busiest spot already this morning. here's a live look at the dublin interchange. westbound 580, towards 680, it is definitely starting to bog down a bit. if you're continuing past this point into that castro valley y area, definitely stick to your left. you won't get stuck in those brake lights for people heading onto 680. here's the map, getting onto 580 at flynn, you do have a slow ride there. you'll get a bit of a break as you head into livermore, and busy into the dublin interchange. 45 minutes towards 680. not too bad, but certainly getting a little bit busier than what we saw just about ten minutes ago. let's get a look at our bay bridges. right now things are getting a little

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which might make you think they'd be in a hurry to get stuff done in the limited remaining time, t right? i mean, the clock is ticking here. it's only 36 days until the republicans take over the house. you might think because of that that the democrats would be planning on working around the d clock for all of those 36 days, right? making use of all the time they have left to get as much done as possible before the republicans arrive and nothing can be done. alas, that is not the approach. of the 36 days between now and the republicans taking over half of congress january 3rd, the senate is planning on having workdays on 15 of those 36 days. the house is planning on having workdays on 12 of those 36 days. that's it. and the other days are like holiday, travel, mondays off. i mean, i don't know. still, though, they're still going to tray to get some ra important stuff done. the senate had a procedural vote tonight to make marriage rights u.s. law coast to coast. right now, the reason same sex couples can get married all ovet the country is because the u.s. supreme court said laws banning

but tell us your view, there's right now an effort in the legislation -- legislature to federalize t voting rights and voting systems, rather. can you tell us your view on that, voting laws and what -- >> yeah, look -- >> -- you would do? >> well, look, in congress they want to federalize all the rules. of voting. i have to tell you, you don't want to live, in my opinion, under that system. each state is different. how we could ever hi that voting rules had be good for wyoming will be good for new jersey when wyoming is the least heavily populated state in america and new jersey iss the most densely populated state in america. the challenges that we face voting and theom conversations e have today are significantly different. secondly, the constitution, i think, is pretty clear on this. that these decisions are supposed to be made by each individual state. and, you know, i go back to, third, federal government's running it. what could possibly go wrong? [laughter] right? i mean, imagine that the federal government's going to be in charge of counting all the votes. so instead of having

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g, b, t q of rights. the legislation bans advertising media books, films and theater productions deemed to contain what they call l. g. b t q. propaganda. and now has to be signed into law by president vladimir putin. people all over the world are living longer, but more and more are dying from all timers. the most common type of dementia in the united states for example, is the 7th leading cause of death. now an experimental drug is bringing new hope for a possible treatment. that's the good news. there are, however, serious side effects. the when you know, it's a rare beat of good news for david asam and his loved ones. the 70 year old woodworker had to quit his job when he was hit by alzheimer's. he could no longer remember how to use his tools. rising, how could you get the broccoli out of the fridge for me please? david is one of the late 1800 patients who have taken part in the international trial of the experimental drug designed by japan's i say. and it's us partner biogen. when we 1st began this 2

't that right, technically, instead of reverse and remand with instructions, it's really just vacate. >> i respectfully disagree if you have jurisdiction, that's common ground over the order granting this. >> that's the case? >>ere's where i would rule off the supreme court case in which the court expressly says on an terlocutor he appeal on an injunction that thapllate court has jurisdiction to address thmet and if the merits are lki in the merits including the jurisdictional. the appellate court has the we to evaluate the motion to dismiss even though tha ordinarily would not be appealableannot only reverse the order under review, but the instruction is to s the case. >'s really not reverse. >> as correct, although i think ordinarily vacate is exactly right, you would vacate that order. i think often times you can reverse the order to make clear that vacating for the purse like the signings or reevaluation o documents, you ar reversing on the ground up because there is no jurisdiction, there's no probability of there being a valid entry of an injunct it would seem to me that you are

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the reason why we are working to improve things from that perspective in katara for this l g b t q rights groups have called on fee for to pressure guitar to decriminalize, same sex relations and protect the l g b t q, community, about 1200000 international visitors are expected to attend the rural cup. in kotor, the former faith precedent set blotter has called the decision till ward cattle, the hosting rights, back in 2010 a mistake. latter believes the nation is too small and the football and the world cup a toothache. fred, with his tournament, has been dogged by criticism over katara schumann writes record now in mid week bundis, libra action daughter, and travels to wolf's bug. but the chance to get within striking distance of table leaders by and munich, that i am side who are on to game winning streak had other ideas and they gave will spoke fans reason to celebrate the 2 nell victory. ah, despite dormant, dominating their most recent fixtures against most berg with a handful of victories, the wolves refused to allow history to repeat itself. he van de van put the home side ahead

it seems to fit right in why we're having this inquiry in the first place. t purposes of copyright law are two oh the engine of free ereion but the balance that congress in achieving that is to say we do tt st by protecting the rights of original creators and protectg eir right to create. >> we protect original creative except when we don't and the purpose is to foster creativity so why should we ask whether a follow-on level there al is creativity here and then we can hold asked a whole bunch of other qutis about markets and so forth . t to take that out of the analisto say it doesn't matter and does the follow-on work is adding something of real significance to artistic expression. why ulwe do that? >> i think the most significant difficulty is we're not trying to take it out of the occasion, it's not about pin points on the board, it's about whether he goes to purpose and character and i think what your honor is dringt is in the statute there is a specific right given to the copyright order to derivative works and that provision looks to whether a secondy r

got the latter also care about immigration and gun rights. democratic leaning, voters are likely to care more about climate change education, l g, b, t q rights, and democracy itself. last just storming of the u. s. capital by trump, supporters is still a hot button issue for many democrats. they see to prove that democracy is increasingly and a threat, and that they want urgent action to safeguard democratic institutions. but if the polls or anything to go by and it really is the economy stupid, it won't be the issue that decides the election and got him here in the studio now is my colleague stacy been, she's been following the selection with us all night. and we wanna start by talking about money, $6000000000.00 spent this mid term election by both parties just on t. v spots alone has that been money well spent? well, it does let you know how serious this mid term elections are and how close some of these races are. and you are talking about the cost of it. in the commonwealth of pennsylvania, they spent nearly $375000000.00 in georgia, $270000000.00. and what's on the line is the course of the us will bite and be a lame duck. in

s t right now where many sharps in tehran are close as part of a strike action to mark the anniversary of the 2019 protest against rising fuel prices that ended in a violent crackdown people and also gather in the series to demonstrate this comes as the outcry continues over the death of 22 year old martha armine while in police custody. dasa jabari report, some terran today's march 3 years since those protests erupted in 2019 on november 15th, when you woke up to the news overnight that the government had increased fuel prices on route 200 percent without any kind of warning to the general public demonstrations. that took place 3 years ago lasted for about a week, and that is when we saw a complete blackout of the internet insider iran. and there was reports by various human rights groups that hundreds of people were killed during the protest that took place that officials never released any numbers on their end. where it's been happening today was a number of unofficial groups on social media had called for a 3 day general strike across the country. and to commemorate those who they

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rights. and it seems like we have numerous estates trying to put up barriers and make it more difficult for people to vote. and yet tnly talk about the second amendment and people's rights to keep and bear arms, people are aghast when anyone tries to put any type of regulation or any requirements in just within the past week or two i think it was very sad when the suprememe court i think ruls against the new york law that required people to show a cause for carrying a weapon outside of a home. so to me it seems like a bit of hypocrisy we can put any type of regulation on the second amendment and people's rights to carry weapons. yet it seems we have tons that are trying to restrict people's rights to vote. sue and keith i think we've gott your thoughts thank you sir. >> thank you for. that. in fact they had a student writr a paper on that very dichotomy. and so one of the things that you see here is big because the 15th amendment and the 19th amendments, and the amendment that bans the poll tax and the amendment that lowers the voting age to 18 all of those have been under assault. absolute assault. we see that for