fallen 30 percent against the euro since the beginning of the year better rhesus currency reserves of tang to $4300000000.00 which means it has only enough money to import goods for about a month and a half also has lost by a lot that was in 2011 it remains bell ariss biggest creditor owning 38 percent of the country's debt and the cost of that bailout well bellerose had to give up control of its gas company and pipeline it also had to hand over $42.00 and a half percent of the maziar or oil refinery to the russian oil company rosneft so kind of what you describe as shall we say a bit of a one sided relationship let's talk about it now with that you have that's over who is in london a senior economist with oxford economics and it's lovely to have you with us bela 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 th

remember that you know china has a great liberal cosmopolitan tradition you know we go back to the tang dynasty to the ching dynasty you know i mean. china xi jinping has taken china down a road that i think is it is very dangerous but it's not the only road in it's you know it's possible that china could could reverse its course away from the politics in the economics i'm interested in the sort of well actually the end products textiles clothing computers all these sorts of things if someone is. so surely conscious about this and doesn't want to be buying these sorts of products which may have come through the system is there a way to to to find that out you know i think it's such an important issue to kind of raise consciousness and empower consumers to understand where their goods come from and under which condition they are manufactured. the you know when you really need a kind of global movement to encourage people to understand where there might be human rights abuses within the global supply chain and to put pressure on you know major international companies that are making you k

are ticking up as temperatures drop but business confidence is falling even faster germany's love tang's off for one says it's going into partial hibernation for the winter. and in the flight dining has never been so grounded thing before airline serves up food. movies in an 8380 that doesn't take off but demand thought. this is the w. business i'm joined now the milan and berlin thank you very much for joining us the route between turkey and france over islam and free speech is turning into a trade battle turkish president. and a number of arab countries have called for a boycott of french goods meanwhile france has withdrawn its ambassador from turkey . turkey's wretch of tayyip erdogan is furious with france accusing a manual mccraw of being anti islam and calling for a boycott of french goods. i'm calling on all my citizens just like they say don't buy goods with turkish brands in france i'm calling all my citizens from here to never help french brands or buy them. whereby france is the 10th because source of imports into turkey and the 7th biggest market for turkish exports french c

tom: it was like tang and sanka. jonathan: i know what tang is. you've told me what sanka is before. tom: you know, january jones is in the kitchen, serving the dog gains burgers. jonathan: very cool. [laughter] tom: jon, i am not concentrating today. i'm looking at all of the other networks playing highlights of mookie betts, and just not concentrating. jonathan: do you want to explain who mookie betts is? tom: he's the babe ruth of the modern era. the red sox traded him for sixpacks of cracker jacks, and he's killing it for the dodgers, including that steel of third base last night. jonathan: that's the dig for tom today. just keep saying mookie betts. you want to wind him up, send a tweet. he's available on social media. lisa: and for parties. jonathan: he's great at a party as well, lisa, when things reopen. this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. ande speaker nancy pelosi treasury secretary steven mnuchin are moving closer to a deal on a new stimulus package. --zie hopes ash policy hope pelosi hopes she can ge

wu tang was never shy so speak the truth. in lyrics and songs.ted that's part of american life for a black man. rich or poor. as a man now i would say it's not accepted. i'm paying to be beat up? i'm paying to be profiled? >> did you feel believed then? >> i never crossed my mind. that's one thing -- i say this statement. truth needs no evidence. we strive to put the emotion in front of you musically. that's the biggest goal as an artist. art captures time and space. it puts it in front of the present. it also leaves it for the past. >> music and his friendship and net work helped him get through a dark period. here are the highlights. >> when you are young you assume that the adults in the room no matter what music or films you like. it's so important as we talk about power this year. is that people like mlk and mall con x weren't afraid of the system. the system was afraid of them. that was a concept of a song. we're living through it now. as we have covered on this program. the reason there's so much voter suppression there's a system afraid o

some guests like michael jackson made headlines here the pop star had in iran a tang from the zoo brought to him in the hotel rajon has no comment but he raves about these british royals i have never seen a right it is dull but it was very down good to see everybody at a drive in very honored to move forward to reach them and share with everybody before they went to the lobby and show to the wife she's very very for. her or. whether malays indians or chinese singapore is known as a harmonious melting pot of different cultures and ethnic groups. and this couldn't be more clear than when it comes to food. it's lunchtime here at the hocker center. levy is dishing up one bowl of her shrimp a noodle soup after the other it's a real hit. the hunger centers are like a big canteens in singapore. managers garbage collectors and nurses all eat here. at a.f.l. and the all that. has that pays off the old school as it is really almost you could get my clock off restaurants and that kept the prices up on the but it's in our genius in this you know in singapore we have so many different big groups and d

some guests like michael jackson made headlines here the pop star had in iran a tang from the zoo brought to him in the hotel the ragin has no comment but he raves about these british royals i have never seen a very active dull to it it was very down to see everybody at a drive in ready on the move forward to read to them and then share with everybody before the event to the lobby and show to the wife she was very very. or. whether malays indians or chinese singapore is known as a harmonious melting pot of different cultures and ethnic groups. and this couldn't be more clear than when it comes to food. it's lunchtime here at the hawker center. lisa is dishing up one bowl of her shrimp and noodle soup after the other it's a real hit. the hunger centers are like a big canteens in singapore. managers garbage collectors and nurses all eat here. at a.f.l. and they all this. is that pays off the old school as it is pretty close to it but i get my clock back stronger than that gap and the prices up on the but it's in our gene and it's in this you know in singapore we have so many different updat

thank you for your enthusiasm.ia you mentioned tang awhile ago. it brought back a lot of deal childhood memories for me. my mom would put tang on the breakfast table and that was a big deal for us and i'm glad that you mentioned women and minorities in research. you several programs to support states with research and to retain students from underpopulated stations. as you know, the central and state programam allows for more states like nevada to participate in research. bue minority education resource educationt process serving institutions with the diversifying of the staff resource. i'm happy to note that for the first time in our state's history, we were selected for a three-year fellowship. m and they're working on a project to develop a worldwide platform that can traverse unique terrains. however, despite the success of nasa, other education programs. budget requests terminating so administrator, you're so passionate about this program, can you describe your familiarity about the importance of increasing the research. >> yes, the program i

investigations the side crisp a press on the cover the oppression of an ethnic minority and me in my bag many tangs they intend to make sure that rangers will no longer entitled to either the basic rights or citizenship brines. al-jazeera explores the history and motives behind the systematic persecution after him and me and my. exile. on al-jazeera. feeling eco friendly city since to combat threats to our planet on which is iraq. striding back into the election battle donald trump winds up the crowd in florida after getting the all clear on code 19. fortunately i'm not an old person very young and a bit searched for. down jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up the push to get a new supreme court justice before the election the u.s. senate begins hearings for any kennedy barrett. without any mounts as a ceasefire between azerbaijan and armenia fault.

threat is very real and therefore are taiwan's percolation is also very serious what is unfolding tang on right now i think gave us a hard lesson that we really need to do better to safeguard our democracy 2020 the 2030 is the most dangerous time in my opinion for a conflict china over these disputed territory and as we'll see it's far from certain that taiwan would get any help if china did mountain attack so in this video we're going to ask what could actually happen we're going to examine 3 possible scenarios guided by experts who've been studying the risks for years ranging from china chipping away at taiwan's defenses to a marquee annexation of an outlying island crimea style and in the final and most dangerous scenario an all out invasion something that could not only be a disaster for taiwan but bring china and the us to the brink of a war that would change the world everything that happens in medicine already happened under the shadow of a potential nuclear war because that's what this could be some of what we're going to see and hear. is genuinely frightening but if this year

joins us now is dr tang great to have you with us so tell us more about why europe is being hit so hardvely is it this lack of a carrot approach a less amenable public less respect for authority what is it. so there are couple things here that are relevant 1st of all the european countries including u.k. and those markets didn't respond to the threats very early on so about a turn they reacted that already had imported cases many by skiing trips from from possibly to various places and ski trips and elsewhere disseminating bars across europe very early on before the authorities we reacted to it and if you see the person really on the spares to 3 generations was people get their act together the base of infected numbers will be much higher than if you jump on it straightaway which is what the asian countries did generally so hong kong singapore in the early stages china taiwan. and. thailand i think it was and their numbers are still very low because what happens is that if you have a relatively small base your trucking trace will work at test track and trace the work they can track thos

it was only under this man lee tang quake for taiwan began. moving towards democracy. writing can play is being described by the international community and with a view a lot here in taiwan the father of taiwan's modern day democracy and why is that he is the key person who really kicked off a step by step democratize the nation from the early ninety's up until the night in 96 when he held the 1st democratic presidential election in taiwan history and of course he won that election by a very comfortable margin and he just went on through further consolidate all the democratic institutions here in taiwan lease reforms were a historic turning point for taiwan. ever since taiwan has made huge economic strides and flourished into an open even raucous democratic society of almost 24000000 people. and how to deal with china has been one of the major battlegrounds of taiwanese democratic politics from 2008 to 2016 former president pursued a policy of trying to improve relations with china. economic ties grew stronger. but eventually there was a black. student protest called t

threat is very real and therefore are taiwan's critical ration it's also very serious what is unfolding tang on right now i think gave us a hot last and that. we really need to do better to safeguard our democracy 2020 to 2030 is the most dangerous time in my opinion for a conflict china over these disputed territory and as we'll see it's far from certain that taiwan would get any help if china did mountainous hack so in this video we're going to ask what could actually happen we're going to examine 3 possible scenarios guided by experts who've been studying the risks the years ranging from china chipping away at taiwan's defenses to a marquee annexation of an outlying island crimea style and in the final and most dangerous scenario an all out invasion something that could not only be a disaster for taiwan but bring china and the us to the brink of the big change the world everything that happens in medicine already happened under the shadow of a potential nuclear war because that's what this could be some of what we're going to see in here is genuinely frightening but if this year has taugh

in the 1st place john nobody thinks tang i don't mean that i quoted a new general often still what i'm going back. to watching are to international bringing your live news update from our studio here in moscow to welcome to the program. teachers and friends are speaking out in the wake of a colleague's murder last week many say they're facing unacceptable daily risks while at work we heard from english peter gabriel the town's a.o. tragedy detected last week that. mind is many many things it's a tale of terror teachers in strong are expected to do a lot and it sounds like we will be expected to do even more treatments many ills in society and i know my colleagues and i are ready to take on many challenges but it's teachers are really under the threat of islamic terrorism. and we should not ask ourselves here's how you will teach kids should ask ourselves serious how we will protect the school itself and the surrounding stuff the school history teacher samuel partit was beheaded by a terrorist on october the 16th outside his school in a suburb of paris he had received online death threa

by don't want to tang will a whale. >> the state will make a decision by the middle of nick week.the season may start as scheduled but crab fishing may be prohibited in airs. >>> a little bit of a cool down today. a warm halloween. we have more coming up. >>> a vie different halloween. see what families have planned to celebrate safely. >> a volunteer trying to get out the vote pelted by paintballs. we learn he's not the only victim. uber and lyft are like every big guy i've ever brought down. prop 22 doesn't "help" their drivers-- it denies them benefits. 22 doesn't help women. it actually weakens sexual harassment laws, which are meant to protect them. uber and lyft aren't even required to investigate sexual harassment claims. i agree with the la times: no on 22. uber and lyft want all the power. so, show them the real power is you. vote no on prop 22. . >>> a young volunteer was in the crosshairs of a paintball attack. a group of young people left him with nasty wounds. he's not the only one. >> this is how 22-year-old has spent spare time between classes. at a busy intersectio

the remote kingdom of the tang has become known for its pursuit of happiness. while one east explores how this national goal inspiring the younger generation on how to 0. if you want to help save the world. sneeze into your elbow. back at the white house but u.s. president donald. removes his mosque after 3 nights in hospital with copd at 19. i know there's a risk there's a danger but that's ok and now i'm better maybe i'm immune i don't know. but i'm come on santa maria here in doha with continuing coverage on al-jazeera of donald trump's departure from hospital. the 2. earlier the president walked out of the walter reed.

through my kingdom of the tang has become known for its decision happiness. when i won a 6 balls how does national golf inspiring the younger generation on how to 0. cyprus a european island open offering citizenship to those who can afford it in august al-jazeera made global headlines with the cyprus papers confidential documents that reveal a murky pos bored by investment scheme promised before a court. decided this is. now al-jazeera as investigative unit goes undercover to expose further revelations that go to the heart of the cypriot state's i'll just 0 investigations the cyberspace on the cover. the old the old. time charlie rangel in london the top stories on al-jazeera the world health organization has reported a record one day rise in global coronavirus cases with more than 338000 cases in 24 hours and 5 and a half 1000 deaths this is warnings are sounded about rising cases across europe france reported 18000 cases while you can faction surged around 3000 in a day to 17 and a half.

reports from a tang thailand like my prey has for the last 3 decades since fleeing her home in myanmar's state she readies for her day of selling hand-woven fabrics to tourists after her parents died and with no work nor land to cultivate she left for a better life in thailand but that living had been brought to a halt because of kobe 19. she lives in a village with others from the korean hill tribe made famous by brass rings the women wear around their necks giving them the nickname the long necks they make their livelihood in taurus the villages posing for photos and selling crafts while most of the men work with elephants at nearby camps. tourist hill tribe villages in elephant camps are viewed by many human and animal rights groups as exploitive but it's one of the few ways the hill tribes people can make a living like the other ethnic hill tribes in thailand generations of korean have been fighting for thai citizenship my play has been waiting 15 years i'm a christian now nobody is helping me i want to get citizenship i tried so many times but they say i'm too old the ethnic hill tr

german cup on thursday the match was the 1st of 8 in 23 days for the reigning champions munich's eric tang opened the scoring after 24 minutes thomas miller converted to penalty to make it to going in to have time after the break. the back of the net again to seal a 3 until victory for bio. italy's sports minister has said that christiana rinaldo who tested positive for corona virus in portugal this week may have broken italian protocol the portuguese international travel to his home country even though his team was isolating after 2 staff members tested positive for team events as president said the club had followed the rules. has since returned to italy on a private jet and is now. you're watching news from berlin coming up next coronavirus hall. europe's cities of control that's coming up into the euro. thanks for watching. the full. to the point of strong opinions clear positions from international perspective such . from my state of munich paris to prague coronavirus him sections are surging in europe with big cities at the front of the way it's 10 new restrictions bring the situatio

the remote kingdom of the tang has become known for its pursuit of happiness. one a one a 6 balls how this national goal inspiring the younger generation on how to 0. and i'm sam is a than here in the house with a look at the headlines here now to syria now u.s. president dar trump has returned to the white house after 3 nights in hospital with covert 19 his recovery is far from over and he'll continue to receive treatment my camera ports. the president arrives back at the white house he walks from marine one and up the stairs to the balcony of the residence where he stops and removes his mask a salute and a hit.

the remote kingdom of the tang has become known for its pursuit of happiness. one a one east explores how this national goal inspiring the younger generation 0. as protests rage across america black lives are lost despite promises of police reform for clients hears from those demanding justice the truth countability transparency that's what i desire from the city i desperately need to change i have no faith in a situation that needs to be reminded not to talk the moment of reckoning racism and police in america. we understand the differences and similarities of cultures across the wound so no matter how you take a al-jazeera read the news and current affairs that matter to. counter 0. revealing eco friendly solutions to comeback threats to our planet on al-jazeera. hello i'm barbara starr in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera a fragile cease fire between armenia and azerbaijan is under threat following attacks from both sides in the conflict over nagorno-karabakh new fighting has killed at least 8 people and there's a search for survivors buried ben

let us be generous to those who can't work without increasing the tangs burden of those who do work,hile we're talking about welfare, let us quit treating our senior citizens in this country like welfare recipients. they have worked hard all their life to build america. and as the builders of america, they haven't asked for a handout. what they ask for is what they have earned, and that is retirement and dignity and self-respect. let's give that to our senior citizens. [ applause ] >> and now when you add up the cost of all of the programs our opponents have proposed you reach only one conclusion, they will destroy the system which has made america number one in the world economically. listen to these facts. americans today pay one-third of all of their income in taxes. if their programs were adopted, americans would pay over one-half of what they earn in taxes. this means that if their programs are adopted, american wage earners would be working more for the government than they would for themselves and once we crossed this line we cannot turn back because the incentive which makes

the remote kingdom of the tang has become known for its pursuit of happiness. 101 a 6 balls how this national goal to spark the younger generation on al-jazeera. a diverse range of stories from across the globe from the perspective of our networks journalists on al-jazeera. i'm sammy's a down in doha with a look at the headlines here now dizzier senior white house adviser stephen miller has become the latest member of the trumpet ministration to test positive or covert 19 he joins our long list of u.s. officials who now have the virus mike how they explains. stephen miller is president trump's top speechwriter and policy adviser and a company use the president on the majority of his campaign and fundraising trips while the president took off his mask when he returned to the white house from 3 days in hospital have been an increasing number of his.

implemented in big cities that have been hit hard by this and then make such as the capital badly in such as tang for it but those challenges is the 2nd challenge is that those risk to actions are sometimes being overturned by administrate of chords to other kountry when those decide that they go too far that they read the drug arrests most of the authority is disproportionate or unfair towards one sector the hospitality branch for example and that's what we saw in belly in for example where the 11 pm to 6 am curfew on restaurants and bars have been overturned has been overturned for those of the basel restaurant which large complained so it's it's very difficult to have a common policy in terms of restrictions and it is very difficult for people to lead in this uncertainty as well yeah despite this confusion and this chaos if you will here in germany the country still seems to be very better than its neighbors doesn't. well there's the worry if you will that we'll see that we're seeing an exponential growth of the number of infections and that's that it becomes out of control everybody's trying

this sort of heat persistent the tends to generate showers which you might will see forwarding in the tang the so to the eastern side of south africa the forecast in johannesburg reflects that for tuesday wednesday it is sundry that is file says that with a warm breeze maintaining that wants. frank assessments if american public opinion is betrayed by social media platforms after november what would be the good the cautious and if you believe that there horowitz into our democracy one obvious solution is to read from an informed opinion look at checkers don't go anywhere the protesters aren't going anywhere either it's a bullet with a revolution to call in-depth analysis of the day's global headlines who is it that's really out there on the street inside story on al-jazeera. the end of the and. you're watching al-jazeera a recap of our top stories the u.k.'s health secretary says the government is preparing for a mass rollout of a coronavirus vaccine in the 1st half of next year there are reports that some hospitals are preparing to receive their 1st batches as an early as next week presen

the remote kingdom of the tang has become known for its decision happiness. when a when a stick schools have this national goal inspiring the younger generation on al-jazeera . al-jazeera. where every week. i don't need to log into all the top stories here on al-jazeera and the u.s. president donald trump has addressed a crowd of hundreds at the white house despite his daughter's refusing to confirm if he's tested negative for coronavirus a white house correspondent can be how could this report. with his recovery still in question donald trump emerged from the white house to address supporters it's the u.s. president's 1st official appearance since contracting cold with 90.

owner wilson tang. >> this is in my dna.ants. >> reporter: it's the quintessential story of the american dream. his uncle worked his way up from dishwasher, cook, waiter, eventually owning nom wah and ran it for almost 50 years. meanwhile, tang followed a career in high finance. >> reporter: do you exemplify what we exemplify. >> i did follow that. go to school, getting good grades, having my stint in finance. this was my calling at the end of the day. if i didn't do it, who would do it? >> reporter: over the years, nom wah has had enormous challenges, from 9/11 to a global pandemic. through it all, dhien na town has survived and continue to survive. >> i think restaurants in chinatown have always been the underdog. we have a lot of grit and heart. >> reporter: what better way to celebrate and showcase that spirit than to write a cookbook marking the restaurant's 100 year journey. >> i wanted something that really talked about the neighborhood and the mom and pop businesses that are still around. >> reporter: from the local

georgian house won the competition in 2018 it was designed by architect and the you and her partner mike tangn their idea was to transform their drab backyard into an organic space suitable to all seasons. in this space is for the appreciation of sun and may the ring water comes from the top of the roof comes down the pike along this perimeter here curving around and shooting up again down into this tank which is the collection tank and we can drop it but that that water into this courtyard to turn into reflecting pool so that at night light comes out from beneath that pool to capture the tops of the rain drops to really celebrate the. experience of rain. peter meringue sensemaking clever use of limited expensive and space is becoming increasingly important with more home working we all need to really read a sign the way people live in their homes i see in the future there is lots of opportunities for architects delivering really good improvements to the way people live and to the homes and the local environment plenty of opportunities for ingenious home extensions and improvements even in de

that's very significant because this is the only buntline special known that has a folding tang sight >> [ laughs ] >> what was your reaction? >> i was not surprised, because i knew that my father would not have bought the gun if it wasn't a perfect gun. >> greg agrees to help melissa sell her buntline. in january 2017, he brings it back to vegas and puts it on display at an antique-arms show. any offers? >> had a couple of good offers. >> like what? >> one was $500,000. >> whoa. >> mm-hmm. >> what'd melissa say? >> well, she wants a little more. >> you got a 1/2-million-dollar offer on one gun, and you turned it down? >> i believe the gun is worth more. >> greg believes she may well be right. if i'm a colt collector... >> right. >> ...and i know that the buntline comes because of this whole story of guys like wyatt earp... >> mm-hmm. >> ...that must increase the value. at least it's a better story. >> it really does add a lot to the value because, in popular culture, it has been propelled into one of the great icons of firearms. >> what's your prediction? >> we would have an auction

masks and social distancing are fairly meaningless because in hard hit areas the virus would have tang the same course anyway. since this happened you have seen dr. fauci and birx get sidelined. he's the only doctor that the president meets with regularly. >> i want to be clear. he's a doctor. a radiologist. he's not epidemiologist or infectious disease specialist or public health expert. he's a radiologist. associated with a conservative think tank. >> that's right. you have birx and fauci who have infectious disease background. and of course the other doctors on the task force who run respective agencies. dr. atlas has a medical degree. he doesn't have the infectious disease or public health background. >> one thing that really there's a policy fight. this blows peoples mind. $9 billion in a government account. unspent for national testing. congress allocated it for testing. anyone who needs can get a test. atlas who is posed to testing has quashed proposals and argued young and healthy people do not need to get tested. he is stopping the government from spending money it already has

the remote kingdom of the tang has become known for its pursuit of happiness. when i won a 6 both obvious national golf. the younger generation on al jazeera. another record rise in corona virus infections across the world as europe faces what's being called a 2nd wave. hello everyone i'm kemal santa maria here in doha with the world news from al-jazeera the trumpet ministration is new sanctions on iran designed to blacklist its entirety.

and in england, a surprise birth of a critically endangered orainge tang pregnancy tests for the motherh, had all come back negative but surprise she's been so protective of her baby that the keepers have not been able to determine the little one's sex and that's more than three months after the birth. you are up to date dom, back to you >> moms, right >> exactly we're all very protective, as you well know. >> let's check on the markets right now because we are approaching this high of the session right now, the dow industrials up 140 points, the s&p similar percentage gains, 3423 and the nasdaq composite up about 1/3 of 1%. and, by the way, oil prices on the rise as well, benchmark crude 4.70, up nearly 4% kelly, over to you >>> thank you, dom it's been a week since indoor dining resumed in new york restaurants after months of desperately petitioning the state. it might mott not remain for lo. surg surges are threatening it. you've now had some period of time since reopening, about a week tell me, are you seeing a big uptick in business or no >> well, i think you've got a chart up ther

the remote kingdom of the tang has become known for its pursuit of happiness. while one east explores how disgusting inspiring the younger generation on al-jazeera. al-jazeera. hello i'm barbara starr in london these are the top stories on al-jazeera a fragile cease fire between armenia and azerbaijan is under threat following attacks from both sides in the conflict over nagorno-karabakh new fighting has killed at least 8 people and there's a search for survivors buried beneath the rubble as area officials say the 2nd city of ganja was struck by missiles in the early hours of sunday morning the international red cross says the prisoner swap shuttle for saturday never happened . a notorious elite police unit in nigeria will be dissolved immediately the move follows theys of protests across the country demonstrators had accused the group of murder extortion and disappearances. dispositioned drew brees chordal denied you know police and there was no nonsense. by design or form issues. will use commands and if they're not covered. where they couldn't. just over a w

forgetting that there are written documents of meat between bread being eaten in china during the tang dynasty. you know what, i'll go with you. and then maybe we just go home. i think you're defining bread very loosely. if we go down that road, where does it end? well, i would say when we go to bed, but you talk in your sleep. i don't want to get into this with you right now. we'll talk about this when i'm asleep. how come we can't talk about it now? well, because i'm eating now. fine. how's your moo shu? you know what? it's great. wait, look at that. hmm. well, maybe the chinese did invent the sandwich.

the oppression of an ethnic minority and me in my bag many tangs the intention was to make sure that rangers we're no longer entitled to either basic rights or citizenship rights . al-jazeera explores the history and motives behind the systematic persecution of the ranger and me and my. exile on al-jazeera. the un is always open to the people all right in the world that has been going on for a number of them would be again to be allowed to report through an international perspective to try keep playing your little audience how did it impact their life this is an important part of the world and how does it is very good to bring the news to the world from here. hello i'm darren jordan and with the top stories here on al-jazeera police in thailand have cleared thousands of protesters from outside the prime minister's office after the government issued an emergency decree banning large gatherings 6 protest leaders have been arrested. has more than the time capital bangkok. they lined this large avenue thousands of them late in the afternoon through the early evening they even pushed buse

tony jang tang sorry tony chang there for us live in bangkok thanks very much for that update tony. there are demonstrations up to and pakistan opposition parties there are holding protests against the prime minister the mass demonstration and bloc just one province is now the 3rd in a week they've been launched by the pakistan democratic movement it was formed last month by 9 major opposition parties seeking to remove imran khan's government the opposition accuses the military of backing khan in a rigged election 2 years ago now for the latest let's go to command high that he is in islamabad for us to come out can you talk us through these renewed protests that we're seeing just how serious a threat are they to iran khan's government. well imran calling his government obviously really be watching this very closely but this is a plan from the opposition party line that it's going to take several months to on forward they of course have been accusing the government of. having the capability to run their state of affairs obviously allegations of corruption by the church not be forgott

that will not vote for saudi arabia we're telling you it is a secret ballot of course kemal that tang'sbay that diplomatic editor there at the u.n. thank you for that james. the u.s. state department is condemning what it calls turkey's calculated provocation in sending a survey ship into disputed waters in the mediterranean territorial tension is high between turkey and greece of the oil and gas exploration the u.s. says turkey's latest move is a deliberate tactic to undermine efforts to find a diplomatic solution. that is internationally recognized governments putting on a show of strength as the country marks its national police state you know the currents are taken center stage the government battles various groups across the country now trying to reports now from tripoli was national police day is celebrated for the 65th time in libya. in a parade organized by the ministry of interior new recruits marse around mars square in tripoli. the aim was to show libyans that the internationally recognized government in the capital is building up its security institutions. with their shiny n

going to get to oxygen and potable water in a minute, but i'm not going up there unless i can post my tang-while, this tiktok video is going viral this week of a woman running a sub-six- minute mile while nine months pregnant! holy mother of god! i think maybe literally. the closest i've gotten to a sub-six-minute is after eating a sub in six minutes. after which i looked pregnant. quarantine-while, an airplane passenger in india was "caught smuggling gold nuggets in his rectum to avoid taxes." smart. plus, now he can write off his rectum as a home office. the trouble started when airline authorities "spotted a man walking oddly, and discovered he had about two pounds in bullion shoved into his rectum." oh, there's gold in them thar hills. now, i'm sure you're wondering what that gold looked like, and i'm sure it's pretty small stuff, maybe some little coins or little balls or-- oh, my god! even more amazing: he ran a sub-six-minute mile with that up there. a 24-year-old nursery for baby sharks was found in south carolina. i believe we have foot annual of the paleontologists announcing the

but here the nasa administrator like tang and. with those nostalgic capabilities promoted in the apollo era. go so far beyond that but there was the end impact study that is the impact and disregarding everything that just mentioned to the united states through 2019 was $64 billion. 300,000 jobs in the united states of america directly impacted from nasa investments and capabilities. so that is tremendously valuable and i think if you want to get a specific return on investment we have been working remotely, that camera was developed for a mars mission in the 19 nineties and then licensed by no kia now everybody on the corpus of cameras used to communicate all over in the world. that return we get from nasa is overwhelming. maybe it's missed by the public that one third of 1 percent of the budget and the return on that is astonishing. >> and if we appreciate the impact that has had. and with the potential of those innovations and beyond? >> optical communications with a very high frequency to pack more data with more data rates an

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and the want to note the chief is off this week so chief tang is in the house and he will happily answerhem and i also want to introduce our newest member of the command staff. this is going to be assistant deputy chief of homeland security. and she has worked with nurture -- she has run nert single handlely for years and years and i'd just like her to say hello and say a few words. >> i'm happy to have you here so thank you for saying yes. and just one last little note. let's all give a shout out to chief cochran who had a little knee reconstruction today. so, just think a good thought for him. and that concludes my report. >> thank you, chief. madam secretary, are there any members of the public with comments or questions. >> public comment is closed and i will go to my fellow commissioners. commissioners,. >> i can't see everyone. >> thank you, very much, madam president. just awe couple of comments. i want to congratulate captain on her appointment as a chief of homeland security. i'm very excited of that selection. and i'm very much am gratified. i wanted to congratulate director an

that we had the week before last was a revelation because i am not invoking former supervisor katie tang, a resolution about the amount of private rental car usage not only for short periods of time but for extended periods of time, and i know that supervisor tang joined by supervisor fewer and myself tried to crackdown on city employees taking jars home. the hole with proper float management, and so that end, i duplicated the file and tried to articulate some amendments that we have not yet figured out. but i will follow up with that in the duplicated file in committee and bring those amendments forward both on the telemattic side as well as on the fleet management side. i just want to said that to all of my colleagues. >> supervisor yee: thank you, supervisor peskin, and for continues to think about this and how we can actually strengthen the current ordinance that we're putting forth in terms of amendments and a coming forward. i hope to see some amendments come bafr before i leave, but if t no, i will b watching via tv. >> i think we will figure it out long before you leave. >> super

that we had the week before last was a revelation because i am not invoking former supervisor katie tang, a resolution about the amount of private rental car usage not only for short periods of time but for extended periods of time, and i know that supervisor tang joined by supervisor fewer and myself tried to crackdown on city employees taking jars home. the hole with proper float management, and so that end, i duplicated the file and tried to articulate some amendments that we have not yet figured out. but i will follow up with that in the duplicated file in committee and bring those amendments forward both on the telemattic side as well as on the fleet management side. i just want to said that to all of my colleagues. >> supervisor yee: thank you, supervisor peskin, and for continues to think about this and how we can actually strengthen the current ordinance that we're putting forth in terms of amendments and a coming forward. i hope to see some amendments come bafr before i leave, but if t no, i will b watching via tv. >> i think we will figure it out long before you leave. >> super

this seems like a total end run on the work that ib did 15 years ago, and supervisor katie tang did a half dozen years ago to get around this entire notion of fleet management. >> i would be more than happy to provide a more detailed table on this. i'm sorry i don't have it available today. >> chairman: all right. with that, i'll go back to president yee. >> thank you. before i -- so when we started this process, we knew that there could be improvements that can be made in regards to safety and also efficiency. and this is what was evident from other locations that installed these black boxes. and one of the things we didn't put in the first initial legislation to get these things installed was the enforcement piece. and part of it was to thinking that if the departments would have the data, they would seek to have some improvements within their own departments in regards to things like idling, speeding, reckless driving, and so forth. one of the things -- was that part of the initial telemanics legislation? was this focused on leaving of vehicles? so this particular report actually f

what i'd like to do is ask our staff, miss tang, if you're willing to work with mr.lea particularly around gathering the particular information that commissioner yee and i requested, so if you'd be willing to do that, we'd like that presented at a future meeting. >> will do, chair. thanks. >> chair peskin: are there any members of the public that would like to testify on this item? >> clerk: yes, chair. we have four public comments. i'll start with the first caller. >> chair peskin: first speaker, please. >> clerk: hello, caller. your two minutes begins now. >> thank you, chair peskin. alita dupree, she and her. i've always supported cameras. i don't know why anybody wouldn't. i know people who have been hit by a car, although i never have. i don't have a car, but i have ridden those little bikes and scooters around san francisco, and so i'm very mindful of >> when we're talking about future sites, i'd really like to see the data that supports that or more succinctly, the criteria used to select an intersection for candidacy in something like this. we're left to gues

. >> reporter: what we know at this hour is we have a tang lumbar steering wheel. it is making it very difficult to drive this car. we have three different players with three entirely different positions between nancy pelosi, president trump, and mitch mcconnell up in the senate expressing his reservations about what the president is trying to do all of that making it complicated in terms of getting a deal done. we saw the treasury secretary mnuchin on cnbc earlier today saying the administration is working with republicans up on capitol hill to try to come up with some kind of agreement. here's what he said. >> we are also speaking to kevin mccarthy and mitch mcconnell on a regular base mark and i had a two-hour conference call with the senate republicans over the weekend i think there are -- there are certain areas where there is complete agreement on the senate side i think you know what we call the targeted bill had overwhelming support that is the priority of the senate >> but we saw mitch mcconnell, the senate leader on the republican side coming out today po