the chairman of the democratic party told journalists: "we can no longer tell the world that we stillclares its official death." the chinese government continues to tell the world, it's none of your business. and in a sense, i suppose, celia, china might say much the same if people were to protest if it takes action against taiwan, given that it has been successful in convincing so many countries not to treat type to as a country. yes, china was successful in stopping taiwan acting as an observer at the world health organization's main annual meeting, and there were a lot of people who fought for taiwan to be included, including the united states, they felt that it had done such a good job of keeping covid—19 at bay, they wanted to hear... it was kind of perverse to ignore it. yes, without going to lock down. i think they had eight deaths. so there was a big push to try to get taiwan included as an observer, and taiwan and the united states lost that battle, and china was able to keep taiwan at bay and to argue that it is part of china, therefore they don't need a separate spot. so ch

the n.g.o.s, the people of her flayed telling us, telling the world that this is heading to a potential civil war and money. many people are dying in sudan and it's getting up to $20000.00 ethiopians to the sudan looking for shelter. so this is becoming a disaster, not just for ethiopia or the region. it's heading to it's affecting everyone. so everybody is overwhelmed with the need that they have. they can't even transport to there. so you can imagine the impact it's having on the ground. what exactly sparked this fighting, what is at the heart of the conflict? it looks like it's, you know, the government leadership and government has placed a condition for a cease fire, which is $200.00 leadership of the region, which the central government sees as being illegal. and also the destruction of all arms. they have been storing for a long time. you have to, you have to remember the t.p.a. lip was in trade route, government in charge of the ethiopian federal government for 27 years. so they've only left, they've only gone back to their own state the last 3 years. so it looks like it's a mix

he would say when you are in love you want to tell the world. d that's how i feel about my book that is personal in many ways in ways that the television show could not see. so really that is what i wanted to do was to share this knowledge which was no longer boring that i felt alienated from the most evangelical desire to tell the stories of the's figures people who chose death rather than telling a lie about science. i think i could do that. but to understand they are the unsung heroes who lived so bravely and dramatically and made it possible for us to venture to the star i never met anyone who was able to integrate with that mathematical mathematical chemistry and physics and biology that was comprehensive. we need to integrate with that skepticism with imagination and sense of wonder and joy. the founding civilization is if you partake of the root of the tree of knowledge he will be miserable and doomed that i feel in the story of genesis when you do partake of the fruit of the tree of knowledge that is when we become our human self commits

tell the world what we have done for the last 400 years, unpaid. 200,000 ink about some plus -- i think00,000 -- 208 ,000 -- 80,000 people that have died from this virus and this country and you're talking about trying to end healthcare, , fordable care for people which they're in court right now trying to destroy. that's unacceptable. we can't allow that to happen. we cannot allow that to happen. i recently lost a friend that i've known since i was 13 years old who too went to school for the blind, my friend jerome jackson died last saturday. and i know that were it not for the blessing that god gave me to be able to help him with his health, he would have been gone far longer -- far long ago. so i really want y'all to vote with consciousness. yes, i pay a lot of taxes, i do. but you know what, if i've got to pay a lot more, i don't mind that, if that's going to stop a starving child, stop a person from dying. i love you. and let's get with the music and reach our higher ground. are y'all ready? are y'all ready? are y'all ready? >> yeah! stevie: here we go. are y'all with me? people ke

other things that he did talk about science that he would say when you are in love you want to tell the world. that's how i feel about my book which is very personal in many ways and of course personal ways that the television show could not be. i felt really that's what i wanted to do was to share this knowledge which was no longer in penetrable to me which was no longer boring, which was no longer something that i felt alienated from but instead i felt it an almost evangelical desire to tell the stories of these great scientists and these heroic figures, people who chose death rather than telling a lie about science. i don't think i could do that. people whom you have never heard of there not did darlings of galileo. instead they are unsung heroes who have lived so bravely, so dramatically and who made it possible for us to venture into the dark. i've never known anyone who was able to integrate both the very rigorous evidence-based mathematical knowledge of physics and chemistry and biology that was comprehensive to be able to integrate that very rigorous skepticism with boundless imaginat

soon as the sun goes down, telling the world is a very challenging place to work around. i think. you know, if we think our boundaries part of the plan from our dollars under lockdown, we are the ones rambling from a mile away. are the media going to go? we go there and we give them a chance to tell their story. the early days for the 0 for the 1st shot are all the receiver problem can be sorted off as some coming up is what your next question and future shift closure would have to the truth of the of the of the usual 4th of july touch of flesh for her just having such a shift. yes. furniture. a lot of all prefer to you to go out. she wasn't surprised if you were more than one of the people who knows and also have an idea, took a south korean printer to pop a when you knew tall the man or market could do a fair sum assured of is it, but did you see that in the one we did on a boat or more, of course, on top of a metal american peg on us and on a video better than i do ms on, on our show for up what is on from living of what you will physically keep us your procedure where years are

also ahead on the program tells the world it will defend itself against provocation, from israel on the u.s. . softer wall of its top nuclear scientist is going to run this. describe it.

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tell african countries how to conduct elections. of cause of course even before the actual election started using mail ballots the whole process was to seemingly flawed hide you have a president standing there and telling the world months before the election that he doesn't know whether or not he's going to accept the outcomes of the election of supposedly a democratic election and then just telling trying to work with in his own government to ensure that the postal services do not get the funding that they need to get to make sure that these elections can go smoothly yes there's a lot else that has been at stake in america in the past couple of months and unfortunately america has come down off of that pedestal when they get to dictate how democracy should be played just looking at what has happened in that country ok you wrote a commentary type told him if trump loses the damage is done what's done ages done and to who. there's been a lot of damage not just to african states never mind what he did called african countries when he started in his presidency there's a lot of damage that has been done in the americas in europe in those relationships in your syria's new middle east there's a lot of damage that this

they can come and stand before congress and tell the world, these planes are safe. ng to believe them? not me. reporter: his family died because the plane they were traveling on,al ident to these, had catastrophic design flaws. the planes computers ultimately put it into a dive the pilots could not prent. later, the american congress demanded answers from boeing. >> boein came to my office shortly after the accident and said they were th result of an error. those pilots never h a chance. these loved ones never had a chance. ey were in flying coffins. reporter: in a scathing report, u.s. lawmakers said boeingad pu production over safety and regulators had failed to do their job. the company insists it has hlearnedd lessons from the disasters and that safety is its top priority. the design flaws on the mac's have nowan been rectified pilots will be given -- the design flaws on the max have now be given additional training.ld >> it is the most perfected flight software in the world right now. reporter: thebelay wil allowed back in the air now the question is, will passe

the world in front of cameras and allies. he's effectively denying the outcome. he's not a political person. he's telling the world there will be a second trump transition. not just political posturing, there's a real-life kons questio consequence to this certainly if you're outside the u.s. waiting to see what america does next. that's dangerous, no? >> i happened to see him answer that question. he was smiling broadly when he did it as if almost he was joking. i mean, i think he probably would have been better as secretary of state, if he hadn't answered the question at all. therefore, not run the risk that anybody around the world would be in doubt what's going to happen. i mean, it's pretty clear that people around the world including most importantly our allies in different sections of the world know that joe biden's going to be the 46th president of the united states. >> you know both of these men very well, joe biden and mitch mcconnell. the majority leader sees no problem -- >> right. >> -- with the transition process no tt starting yet as i usually does by this time. let me play for you what he

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big police presence also calling around tells the world it will defend, itself against provocation, from israel. the u.s., after all of its top nuclear scientists, is to run this, describe it as an act of state terrorism. no one has claimed responsibility as yet for the killing and medics to covert 990 boxers to social media sharing a number of hard hitting videos. i hope that the last moments of your life to look like this. broadcasting live from moscow every hour of the day. this is r.t. international. good to have your company. my names in our top story is in part today where protesters are continuing to vent their anger over a new security bill that could restrict the filming of polish. you're looking at the live pictures right now. there are some in the crowd, a lot of smoke being thrown. a lot of polling in full riot gear at the rally there seemingly turning violent of sorts with the police using tear gas to disperse the well, let's bring you back to live imagery from the french capital, where parra authorities have been restricting their rally to a single location, the unions and

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in moments of the program tells the world it will defend itself against provocation, from israel on the u.s. . describe it as an act of state terrorism. no one has claimed responsibility for years of supporting social movements like it's business, as usual with the race to the world. this is our international company. my names, you know, we begin in the french capital where protesters are continuing to vent their anger over a new security trick the filming of police images. by the way, right from police been using tear gas evening to disperse the crowd. i think let's cross live now to charlotte dubin speak, who's among the crowds and parsed for more and why what we're seeing is actually happening things. charlotte, they're appearing quite tense. what's your sense of it? do police seem in control of the situation right now? the police are incredibly in control of the situation from what we can see, what they have done these cool doth all around the pasty area. if you just have a look at my camera, we all of the other side of the past, and you may be able to see the fence that is there, t

in the pages of your book "chasing space" you tell readers art, music anditerature have place in the stem worldnce, technology, engineering, and mathematics. how does fiction by writers like ray bradbury, why are scientist scientists, how did that section five your mind as you were growing up and entering space program? >> juneau, ray with wrote with such a lyrical duty, poetic beauty that made you think of all kinds of things. the martian chronicles come to think of these places on the martian surface and these other beings, these martians that we encounter when we got there. in time you can add the age of stem to make it seem the arts. everything we do scientific, mathematics and injury enginees the arts into spin. when i was in space i remember quincy jones called me, , with a conversation quincy jones, incredible composer, musician and he said if you know that coming in music. if you know music and a half. that both right and left side of the brain. i think what ray has done in his bodywork has inspired us, excited this creativity, this innovation that will help us. in his fantasy talks abo

the world is driven by a dream, shaped by the dares thinks we dare to ask. iran tells the world it will defend itself against a proper provocation from israel. and the us off the one of its top nuclear scientists is going down the wrong course. it an act of state terrorism also become prolonging the pandemic phase. right? that on the facts is a spreading dietary because with 19 vaccination doctors rally on social media to persuade the public kind of hope for the last moments of your life. you don't look like the owner of a small restaurant in canada was ordered to stay away from his premises.

the n.g.o.s, the people that have fled to sudan, telling us, telling the world that this is heading to a potential civil war and money. many people are dying in sudan, it's getting up to $20000.00 ethiopians have moved to the sudan looking for shelter . so this is becoming a disaster, not just for ethiopia or the region. it's heading to too, it's affecting everyone. so everybody is overwhelmed with the need that they have. they can't even transport to there. so you can imagine the impact it's having on the ground. what exactly sparked this fighting, what is at the heart of the conflict? looks like it's, you know, the government, the government has placed a condition for a cease fire, which is 200 leadership of the region, which the central government sees as being illegal. and also the destruction of all arms. they have been storing for a long time. you have to, you have to remember the tepee aleppo was in treadmill government in charge of the ethiopian federal government for 27 years. so they've only left, they've only gone back to their own state in the last 3 years. so it looks like

ome and stand befor cameras and tell the world these plans are safe. who is going to believe them? >> the decision to let them flyw fo lengthy investigations. the head of the faa gave his own personal backing to the planes. >> based on all the activities we have undertakenn the past 20 months, in my personal experience flyingt aircr, i can tell you now that i am 100% comfortable with my family flying on it. >> boeing released a statement saying it would never forgets te li lost in the two tragic accidents and said the lessons learned had reshaped the company. th boss of its commercial airplanes arm said that we will continue to work with regulators and customers to return the airplane back into service worldwide. we have been following what regulators have been saying in the u.s. >> thewent on to reiterate that this was the most scrutinized plane, that for more than 20 months you had american gulators looking over all of these changes that ha been made to the 737 max. it is not going tmestart flying ately. the f, the american regulator, still needs to approve the plans being put for

joe biden tells the world america is back and calls donald trump's refusal to concede and embarrassments. the old protests in her rule as referred to as a dent in 4 years is sawn into office at the at hong kong's government has disqualified for opposition. politicians moments after beijing passed a new patriotism resolution. it allows hong kong's government to remove politicians or quote, endanger national security or challenge china's role of hong kong, 19 opposition. politicians had earlier threatened a mass resignation if any of them were barred from the legislative council. though siegel single you fire for legislators who have been deemed in accordance by the law to not genuinely swear, to uphold the basic law, and not genuinely plead their allegiance to hong kong. we have doubts about their ability to perform the duties. if they are unable to uphold the basic law and to support hong kong, of course, i am not qualified to be legislators. tom grundy is editor in chief and co-founder of the hong kong free press. he explains how the move could soon see no opposition representation in t

you'd gone after various showbiz celebrities, actors and the like in your blog, basically telling the worldn 2010, something awful, tragic happened in the wider world where there was a particular case of a gay student who was secretly filmed kissing another man. that video went viral. the young man then killed himself. there was a spate of suicides afterward. a movement began which wanted to fight back on the rights of gay people, and you found that you were being pilloried in the gay community for the way in which you'd outed celebrities. that seems to have gotten through to you in a way that almost nothing else did. it wasn't even just the gay community. it felt like the whole world. i made this video called "it gets better", which was the campaign, and male and female, everybody that i saw in the comments section of my video was attacking me severely, saying, "you're a hypocrite, you're a bully. how dare you make this video when you're part of the problem?" and that's when i had to really stop and let it sink in, that no, it wasn't this character that i had created of perez that was sayi

public media from filming a police officer as we go live to the country for reaction in moments tells the world it will defend itself against provocation, from israel. the us all of its top nuclear scientists and terrorism. no one has claimed responsibility as yet for the killing. and after years, a pharmaceutical giant supporting social movements like blocked lives, looks at whether is business as usual, what the race for 19 vaccines are likely to win for around the clock across the world. this is our team international from the team and myself, you know, neal alone welcome. we begin in the french capital where protesters are continuing to vent their anger over a new security bill that could restrict the filming of police and public police have been using tear gas to disperse the crowd to all evening. and according to the country's interior minister, dozens of officers have been injured. i, i, i, i think you got me thinking we've seen those tensions throughout the day as the protests, all tens of thousands of people take part. and now it seems that there are just perhaps a few, 100 people who

they did the reconciliation after your engine when you are about to tell the world these are the numbers when everybody around the world and the countries look at them, you probably want to do reconciliation prior to uploading them. they did not work unfortunately a gamble did not pay off. they figured out hours later at the reconciliation did not match. match. something to the tune of comfort of my mouth, i'll come back to correct a cup i think was 484 total votes that are off and it's all inside the provisional bucket. they went back about 3:00. inside of that comes the person they discovered was 126 of those provisional ballots that were scanned into the absentee module. what that means is in the region reporting the absentees were 126 higher and the provisions were 126 lower. from that that was the first thing they found. while they were on-site in state farm arena they discovered there was a box of 358 damaged ballots. what happens is when you go to provisional and put inside a provisional envelope with an explanation to which the issue is come signature by people sickened to the fi

mouthing off 23 hours of the day tell me the. world of women on death row. the world is driven by dreamers shaped by life and person of those but. i am. no dairy thinks. we dare to ask. it is almost impossible to. somebody is convicted once there's a conviction in place the state very rarely ever i mean they they will proceed. completely guilty from that point on the state will. not going to stop until it's over i've seen cases where prosecutors say. there's newly discovered d.n.a. in a case which will tell you who should have been convicted and prosecutors will fight that they don't want this d.n.a. tested because they already have a conviction in place. conviction technically today for the state of mississippi. technically she is guilty. but. in exchange. that she needs to serve. money which. i think it's about $100000.00 a year for each year that. something. somewhere over a $1000000.00 probably. more than a $1000000.00. but how can you defend yourself when you're poor and. poor public defender. another case. accused of killing her 2 year old daughter. it

phil, and your wife, for what you did to give me a platform to tell the world what happened. i thank you so much. ♪ >>covid cases are surging out of control across the country. >>and doctor anthony fauci now says easily more than 300,000 americans could die. thanks to covid by the end of this calendar year. if we stay on our current trajectory tonight more than 261,000 americans have died from covid that's according to johns hopkins university at about 2000 people are dying every day at this point as millions of people travel for thanksgiving. thank you for joining us on kron 4 news at 5 everybody. i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis those scary numbers going up as we head into the holiday season with millions of americans already. >>traveling for thanksgiving this week. doctor fauci says he's very worried about how much the virus will spread during and what the pandemic will look like in 3 weeks when those new infections. we'll have manifested covid cases are also surging here locally in the bay health officials urging people. >>to stay home, avoid large gatherings this w

iran tells the world it will defend itself against provocation, from israel, and the united states after one of its top nuclear scientists is describes it as an act of state terrorism. also to come prolonging the pandemic fears, grow that anthrax is spreading over 19 vaccinations. while doctors rally on social media to persuade the public, i hope the last moments of your life don't look like this. the owner of a small restaurant in canada is ordered to stay away from his premise is after being arrested for keeping it open during knock down supporters. they scuffled with police during the same tension. hello, there just gone 5 in the afternoon. here in moscow, you're watching r.t. international. now the iranian president has accused israel of killing his country's top scientist harney added that the assassination of the man dubbed the mastermind of iran's nuclear program won't slow down. the country's achievements is a reminder of what happened. well the iranian foreign minister is making it clear once again that iran purely treat this as an act of state terror. jawad zarif is pointing th

ballots the whole process was to seemingly floored how do you have a president standing there and telling the world months before the election that he doesn't know whether or not he's going to accept the outcomes of the election of supposedly a democratic election and then just telling trying to work with in his own government to ensure that the postal services do not get the funding that they need to get to make sure that these elections can go smoothly yes there's a lot else that has been at stake in america in the past couple of months and unfortunately america has come down off of that pedestal with thinking to dictate how democracy should be played just looking at what has happened in that country ok you wrote a commentary type sold in front of trump loses the damage is done what's done ages done and to who. there's been a lot of damage not just to african states never mind what he did called african countries when he started in his presidency there's a lot of damage that has been done in the americas in europe in those relationships in your syria's new middle east there's a lot of damage that

falling off 23 hours of the day tell me the. world of women on death row. thank you thank you thank you. thank you the 2020 alexion is coming to a close america could have a president announce before the end of the day. but that likely won't come without legal challenges and a fight to prove it but by mail is project all heralded by the truck campaign this election similarly has lasted longer than a lifetime and amid the backdrop of a pandemic the competition for the white house only intensified unlike most countries america is known for a long painstakingly long presidential campaign cycle and for all the time and money spent on attack ads knocking on doors sending mail or calling people and using social media to change minds campaigns are high dollar events in fact the 20 presidential election was a whopper of worker setting proportions this presidential election cost $14000000000.00 it is singularly the most expensive election in history and twice the cost of the 26000 presidential election breaking it down even with many unemployed and suffering from th

ballots the whole process was just seemingly flawed hi do you have a president standing there and telling the world months before the election that he doesn't know whether or not he's going to accept the outcomes of the election of supposedly a democratic election and then just telling trying to work with in his own government to ensure that the postal services do not get the funding that they need to get to make sure that these elections can go smoothly yes there's a lot else that has been at stake in america in the past couple of months and unfortunately america has come down off of that pedestal with a good dictate how democracy should be played just looking at what has happened in that country ok you router commentry type told him if trump loses the damage is done what's done ages done and to who. there's been a lot of damage not just to african states never mind what he did called african countries when he started in his presidency there's a lot of damage that has been done in the americas in europe in those relationships in you syria's new middle east there's a lot of damage that this particu

mothers still search for grown children, while adults look in hope for their birth parents around tells the world it will defend itself against provocation, from israel and the united states after one of its top nuclear scientists is gone than 3 months, described it as an act of state terrorism, also to come running the fund don't make the grade, and in fact, this is spreading down. take the coburg 900 vaccinations, while doctors rally on social media to persuade the public. i hope the last moments of your life don't look like this.

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no dares thinks we dare to ask around, tells the world it will defend itself against proper provocation from israel. and the us off the one of its top nuclear scientists is going down the wrong course. it an act of state terrorism concerns that come along the pandemic phase. grow that on taxes the spreading dietary because of it 19 vaccinations while doctors rally on social media to persuade the public. and i hope the last moments of your life don't look like the owner of a small restaurant in canada is ordered to stay away from his premises after being arrested for keeping it open during lockdown. he supports a scuffle with police during the tension that afternoon, just gone for cocaine. moscow, you're watching international. now the iranian president is accuse israel of killing his country's top scientist, sandra carney, added that. the assassination of the man dubbed the mastermind of iran's nuclear program won't slow down the country's achievements, his reminder of what happened. well, the iranian foreign minister is making it clear once again that tehran purely treat this as an act

strix, the public media from filming we go live to paris, tells the world it will defend itself against nuclear scientists is described as others. no one has claimed responsibility as yet for the after years of pharmaceutical giant supporting social movements such as business as usual, with the race for a covert, 1000 vaccine, likely just after 10 at night in doha, on madagascar here in moscow, this sunday, november the 28th. welcome to our to international my names. you know, we begin in the french capital where protesters are continuing to vent their anger over a new security bill that could bris trick the filming of polish. these are live images right now from the french capital, where a lot of joshing has been going on, the police trying to get those crowds into a particular area of police also have been using sporadically. but through the afternoon and evening tear gas to disperse the crowd, according to the country's interior minister, almost 40 officers have been injured. i think you know, certainly on rest and moments of violence there as well. let's cross to lie to charlotte. d

the world. living water is indispensable to economic activity, but industrial uses, worse than this to freshmeat. counting the cost on al-jazeera, the u.s. president elect joe biden tells the world america is back and calls donald trump's refusal to concede an embarrassment played you watching al-jazeera live from doha with me fully back to the book. also ahead on kong disqualifies for opposition. politicians from its legislature accusing them of being a threat to national security. fighting in ethiopia, s t gray region forces thousands to flee into neighboring so die. and protests in peru as a 3rd president in 4 years is sawn into office. thank you very much for joining as us president elect joe biden has called donald trump's refusal to concede the election an embarrassment, but biden says nothing will stop the transfer of power in january despite the chump administration reportedly refusing to help the president elect's transition team. alan fisher has our report from washington. well, donald trump is keeping a low profile. joe biden is putting himself front and center. this was an event to discuss the affordable care act, but the president elect questions on other

police presence are also coming all around, tells the world it will defend itself against provocation,, from israel. the u.s., after a wall of its top nuclear scientists, is to run this, describe it as an act of state terrorism. no one has claimed responsibility as yet for the killing.