if these actions could only be taken with the concurrence of congress, the parties would have to work out compromises, especially during the use of -- during the usual situation when we have a divided government stop government action within be moderate, less threatening to people from the other party. let me start by defining polarization. i view it as a combination on the one hand, a sharp division between the political parties on policy issues and secondly, an us versus them mentality between the parties. first, that sharp division means elections take on enormous importance because the loser will really lose big in a world of unilateralism. the sharp division and the resulting fear of losing collections leads to this us versus them mentality. people view the other party not so much as opponents but as a threat to the country to be demonized. one of the principal ways unilateralism occurs is through the congressional delegation of regulatory authority to the president and the executive ranch. this delegation leads to enormous polarization. regulations are more likely to be extreme

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to be concerned in the party congress to be held next autumn. because you can the us reportedly mulling a diplomatic boyd course of the 2022 winter olympics. this is any of the, the bad publicity that's being generated by a pings case around the world, having any impact upon chinese authorities. do you think i tend to think so that's i knew so far keys understand there, todd, that entire international community, especially the western whoa, has been ah reassessing. the nature of the chinese communist regime and day is a tendency to take action ah, against the regime of course, without paying too high a political price to demonstrate it. sir, dissatisfaction with the chinese authorities way of doing things. so our dis, incidence may again strengthen dependency to engage in a mild boy, caught up the window old impacts to be held for dyslexia, shot off a complete by caught, that is, are not sending after bees to think he bends. what about pang suede? do you think the chinese authorities have the ability to sti, be her career if you liked you think

congress to be held. takes autumn. i think she understands very well the consequences are, but we don't know her motivations. she may simply like to mentor anger her to satisfaction or gain. there is some speculation that you have been used by various political sections in just before the party congress, which would you find that leadership succession? not so there are all kinds of speculations, but we have no basis, no evidence to, to say anything in a concrete manner. but certainly, she understands the consequences in december the beat. china has downgraded its diplomatic ties. with lithuania, it follows the baltic nation allowing taiwan to open a representative office. its capital vilnius. washington has rejected what it refers to as other countries interfering in to see when he has relationship with taiwan. tens of thousands of people of protested and austria's capital vienna. against the nationwide locked down and plans for compulsory vaccination, the netherlands saw a 2nd bite of rioting over new re

it reflects on everybody who is in the party and the congress. hopefully that's why the modification strategy here works. i'm dubious of this. but when you're the leader you have to try to get an outcome. i think that's what he's trying to do. . >> i'm not sure about the top secret mitigation strategy when there are members who feel there is permission to say this type of thing. look at marjorie taylor greene. she is putting demands on kevin mccarthy if he wants her vote for speaker if the republicans take over. how much is he catering to this extreme wing of the party? >> oh, there's definite risk. i'm sure there are members of -- i know there are. i've spoken to members of congress who get so frustrated with these constant distractions and this constant -- you know, they don't want to be branded with these kinds of comments. they don't want to be branded by these jokers. they want to focus on the policy stuff where they think they've got ideas that will defeat the democrats and lead to a republican resurgence in mid-terms. the permission struct

it make its hard for any party to retain a hold on both the white house and congress for long. political parties have waited 14 years to regain power after losing it. >> i hope america is wake up to the idea that democratic policies are destructive to the nation. but never understood estimate republicans' ability to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory. they can blow it. they talk about a proactive agenda and not just say we are the other party and the other guise are doing so bad. here is what we would do to make things better. steve: i think that exactly right. you can see the first part of that. the real world evidence of how bad things are, that's hitting their support in the polls. you saw it in virginia and new jersey and so on. so you can emphasize it, but why should they vote for you. why should they choose you. do you see a sign of that proactive agenda emerging from the gop at any level? >> because they have taken such a radical position, the democrats, the green new deal and everything they are doing from foreign policy to immigration to their attack object law enf

you know, she has suggested that perhaps at least the republican party in congress, in the house, might take action to, i don't know, do something in response to that. what did they say the options are? remove him from his committees? so far no sign that congressman paul gosar is going to face that punishment or anything like that for what he did, again, threatening to kill a member of congress. but if you're a republican who committed the grave crime of voting for a bill to fund road repairs and internet access to small towns, well that grave crime is potentially enough to end your career in the republican party. that's the kind of sin you might actually pay for. today, the investigation into the january 6th attack on the u.s. capitol produced another ten subpoenas. demanding records and documents and ultimately testimony from ten different people close to and who worked closely with former president trump around the time of the attack and leading up to it. the list included trump's former white house press secretary, kaley mcennenny. also his body man, body man is a weird term but lit

party -- communist party xi jinping. by way of contrast in 2019, that bill that passed the house had 47 bipartisan cosponsors including jim mcgovern. in 2014, far too many people in washington felt that hong kong with its greater freedom and free-trade principles would somehow bring china in a liberating direction. such hopes proved illusionary. just as some american business leaders naively believed that delinking trade with human rights in 1994 would somehow help the chinese communist party matriculate from a brutal dictatorship to a democracy. there are those who thought if there was a sentient into wto, they would practice rule of law more effectively. i had two hearings in this room that would counter that argument that we have to be careful they don't change the wto not the other way around. in march of 2019, the hong kong government proposed extraditing alleged criminals to china. raising fears that dissidents could be sent to mainland china. hong kong's government and the police force begin to closely resemble th

is it really going to take someone trying to murder a member of congress because that's what their party, their leadership is telling them to do? that's where this is going to go. i don't think anybody watching right now should be shocked if there is a death threat attempt against a member of congress at this point. >> and here is the thing is that the only thing that's knew about this is that now they're doing it to each other, right? kurt, back during the obama era, it was democrats who were getting rocks thrown through their windows, who were getting death threat, n-word laced email screaming at them for voting for health care. how dare you vote for health care. we have this video of the gauntlet that nancy pelosi and a bunch of cbc members including the great john lewis had to walk apps after voting to give americans health care. one member was allegedly spat on. this is the same base. nothing about them has changed except that now they're willing to direct this kind of viciousness and violence against other republicans, right up into and including mike pence, "hang mike pence." reme

, saying the democratic party needs to, quote, produce for the american people. and urging congress to pass those two bills held up by in-fighting among the democrats. tonight, virginia's republican governor-elect glenn youngkin celebrating his victory in a state president biden won by ten points just a year ago. rachel scott standing by tonight. >>> the first covid vaccinations now under way for children ages

, saying the democratic party needs to, quote, produce for the american people. and urging congress to pass those two bills held up by in-fighting among the democrats. tonight, virginia's republican governor elect glenn youngkin celebrating his victory, in a state president biden won by ten points just a year ago. rachel scott standing by tonight. >>> the first covid vaccinations now under w

it would be very similar and just as the congress party, the court is looking at the evidence, not just w to decide f they should be secret, but if the government broke the law, if the surveillance was actually unlawful that i thank you so the critical reason why because of that last part, it is affirmed and i still want to come back together parts of your question, we only have to win this for basis or alternative basis is not in the questions presented at printed you cannot determine if the state secrets privilege without knowing what the state secrets privilege does and seems to me than the court can address it that way as well and we said in a briefing and in compliance with us court rules, 15.2, we said we are going to argue and under general dynamics, there is no dismissal remedy available in this case we also argued it and in the court of appeals of life but we preserved the claim andse then they replied, on the merita and they said affirmed their rule anday now they're saying is not in the question presented and i think it is the question presented and we also gave noticeat of t

congress next year. i say we know very little about the meeting, for example, we don't have the exact wording of the main resolution, but what has been released is that they will be talking about the historical achievements of the party. there has only been twice when a, sort of, resolution like this has been discussed, which is analysing history —— as i say, this is all to be going on behind closed doors, and even at the end, we are only getting a few titbits released by the most loyal organs of the party, the most loyal portions of the media, which are completely controlled by the party. so, we just have to rely on their interpretation of what happened. certainly wouldn't you love to be a fly on the wall, though, down at the great hall of the people this week. an emergency debate on standards is to take place in the uk house of commons on monday. it follows a row over the government seeking to change the rules governing mps conduct — as a conservative mp had been found in breach of them. the lead

any meaningful opposition to extending his rule and a party congress which will take place in late 2022. it certainly seems like xi jinping is trying to make china great again, we can borrow a phrase from another political leader. but how popular a leader. but how popular a leader is he? can we really say, given the tight control of media in china?— media in china? that is an interesting _ media in china? that is an interesting question. - media in china? that is an interesting question. i - media in china? that is an l interesting question. i think overall, if you look at some of the achievements that will surely be highlighted in the party under his rule, the elimination and the eradication of poverty, i think is live support for that and i think there's a lot of pride in china for having watched its unremarkable growth from a royal economy to a global superpower in a matter of decades in the party rightfully takes credit for that. at the same time, we are seeing in the state of regulatory policy announcements of the last few months that china is shaping the society and economy that

congress that is slated to take lace in later 2022. it certainly _ lace in later 2022. it certainly seems that xi jinping is trying to make china great again, but how popular a leader is he, can we really say, given the tight control of media in china? it the tight control of media in china? , ., , china? it is an interesting question- _ china? it is an interesting question- i _ china? it is an interesting question. ithink- china? it is an interesting question. i think overall, | china? it is an interesting l question. ithink overall, if question. i think overall, if you look at some of the achievements that will surely be highlighted in the resolution of the party and in particular under mr xi's raw, the elimination and eradication of poverty, for example, i think there is a lot of support for that. think there is a lot of support forthat. i think there is a lot of support for that. i think there is a lot of pride in china having watched its remarkable growth from an agrarian economy to a global superpower in a couple of deckers. the

in congress. he ended a costly tit-for-tat with europe over steel tariffs, and brokered a plan to block corporations for shopping around the world for low tax rates. >> biden: we're going to continue together and prove to the world that democracies are taking on hard problems, delivering sound solutions. >> brennan: but significant national security challenges from adversaries like iran still resume. >> when would you like talks with iran to resume? >> brennan: dire projections for a warming planet make his next stop even more challenging as experts warn the very survival of our planet is at stake. we'll hear from secretary of state antony blinken and secretary of congress, gina raimondo. back at home, democrats in congress are still tangled in tough negotiationsory negotiations overpresident bidel proposal, which the president gave a final push for. we'll hear from california congressman ro khanna, pushing kellogg's on the colleae left to stand together and we'll talk to john curtis about his eff

how can congress function when one party encourages such vile, bigoted lies, lies with death threats being sent to congresswoman omar? >> well, i think, reverend, because of this and other things that not just lauren boebert and other members of congress have said about ilhan omar about the congresswoman, including the former president, that this is resulted in her having numerous death threats against her and her family. and it's really outrageous for kevin mccarthy only to say that lauren boebert has reached out to congresswoman omar. i mean, it's after the fact. you know, the fact is that kevin mccarthy and the republican party refuse to discipline their members of congress who say these outrages things and endanger people's lives. and i think, you know, that the congress should do something, but the fact is that even when disciplinary action is taken against these republican members, other republicans generally don't support them, and it results in them just using the opportunity to fund raise. it's despicable and immoral and on the republican party can police that and they simpl

, saying the democratic party needs to, quote, produce for the american people. and urging congress to pass those two bills held up by in-fighting among the democrats. tonight, virginia's republican governor elect glenn youngkin celebrating his victory, in a state president biden won by ten points just a year ago. rachel scott standing by tonight. >>> the first covid vaccinations now under way for children ages 5 to 11. the government shipping 15 million doses of the pfizer vaccine across the country. tonight, parents with questions. how will this work and how soon can my child get the vaccine? whit johnson reporting. >>> tonight, the bulletin warning of a threat to an american electrical grid. abc news obtaining a newly released intelligence bulletin revealing a potential plot to disrupt an electrical grid in the northeast. tonight, homeland security describing the alleged plot involving a drone. gio benitez with late reporting. >>> guns in new york state. tonight, the supreme court taking up the biggest second amendment case in more than a decade. justices hear

for the 12 months in the lead up to the 20th party congress next year, which will concern xi jinping as china' is paramount leader for the long-term future through 2035. but for 12 months leading up to that, it is in beijing's interests to bring the strategic temperature down, hence china's interest in having this i l summit with president biden. china's long-term strategy has not changed. it wants to regain taiwan. it wants to push the u.s. back strategically from east asia and the west pacific. and once to be the dominant economic footprint across the hemisphere. shery: do they prefer the status quote? kevin: china definitely wants to regain taiwan. if you look at the internal chinese discourse, which people like myself are engaged to do, xi jinping says we cannot achieve the great renaissance of the chinese people by 2049 without taiwan. it is what he decides in chinese is an inevitable requirement. therefore we are on a 30-your timetable in the mind of chinese policy, and one thing that would deter china for taking military action for -- military action would be for the u.s. to m

and also, what state, what had stated that the ruling party could lose a majority in congress. they could lose the war room in the senate. this would be a, something historical for the parent is party, which is part of the ruling coalition. also, the capacity that the president has and how he will govern in the 2 years he has left, but also the relationship between president america fernandez and his powerful vice president. christina fernandez, the curtain of the results of the primary elections in september sparked lots of tension between them and the result of doing this selection. and we're gonna have to see the reactions within this ruling coalition. and what will happen when we have the results at losing campaign in the province of when off site is acquisition government trying to said the frances, aside in spite of the enormous contradictions that exist between precedent and we're at the, for a man this and he's powerful vice president, christina fernandez, a kirschner library. now. lovely with that one is young. the 1st condition that we need to concentrate on because t

some members of congress in the republican party are getting death threats over the vote. and then president biden will meet with xi jinping to talk about taiwan. china claims taiwan is part of china. a new abc "washington post" poll shows president biden's approval rating at 41% rating, and that's higher than other polls, but low for this particular poll. 49% of americans disapprove the way the white house is handling coronavirus. the disapproval number is rising. the next challenge for rising, build back better, and many americans are against it and democrats should be able to push it through because they have more votes. an update for you. all eyes on steve bannon this morning. he's expected to turn himself in after indicted. he faces prison time if guilty. he has refused to talk to the house select committee on the house attacks. and beto o'rourke now says he will run for texas governor. texas is the largest republican-run state but it's not unusual for texas to have a democratic governor. governor richards comes to mind, but that was 20 years ago. we are waiting for b

congress often swings from the party in power in the midterm elics. also, republicans are trying to game the system to take back power and hold it permanently because of their tight grip over state legislatures, they're able to control the redistricting process in a number of key states, which means they can essentially gerrymander their way into a congressional majority before voters even have to weigh in. look at a state like north carolina. leans republican, sure, but registered democrats and republicans run about equal. for reference, donald trump won it with 49.9% of the vote last year. that's a pretty close, 1.3%. if republicans get their way, the new congressional map will likely give them ten of its 14 seats to republicans. their process of approving similar maps in ohio and texas and georgia, which they famously lost badly in the last election, or surprisingly, at least. they're redrawing a new congressional majority, again, before voters get a say, and they're redrawing the majority with their state reps who themselves are results of gerryma

congress at the end of 2022 for an extended term in office leading the world's second-largest economy. . heidi: this is at a time or we have the ongoing power crunch and cop 26 meetings. how will this affect what comes out of the plenum? john: xi jinping was the one who announced china's goals to become carbon neutral by 26. that push towards carbon neutrality has contributed greatly to the power crunch we have seen in china over the last couple of months. so, that is the hallmark of xi jinping's policy, the hallmark of his platform. he will continue to pursue that. the way it is prosecuted and the effects on the economy will come down to how well the does in terms of fine-tuning the policy, obviously, if china tries to pull away from coal too quickly, we could see more of a repeat of what we have had in the recent past. but over the weekend, we had a state grid coming out and saying that electricity crunch is over. all of the electricity supplies are back to normal. those short-term impacts have been great. worth -- will there be additional disturbances? loft wait and see. heidi: we

congress next year. we know very little about the meeting, for example, we don't have the exact wording of the main resolution, but what has been released is that they will be talking about the historical achievements of the party. there has only been twice when a, sort of, resolution like this has been discussed, which is analysing history and the performance of the party in that way. once mao zedong used such a resolution to sideline his opponents. the second time was after mao died, another came along and declared that chairman mao was under 70% right. this time around, it looks like this is an attempt to put the dung era behind china and to move the place into solidly the xi era, with xi party at the centre of everything and xi the centre of the party. now, there is an element of tea leaf reading here, as i say, this is all to be going on behind closed doors, and even at the end, we are only getting a few titbits released by the most loyal organs of the party, the most loyal portions of the media, wh

congress. he has to have a unanimous call for him to stay in power. matt: do we see a slowdown in growth that becomes a problem for the global economy in china? william: yeah, because right now they are suffering an energy crisis. the notion of having common prosperity has focused chinese policy on the internet companies and hitting on education which is something they have been trying to use to bootstrap themselves to increase capital. managing these policies we in the west don't have to worry about. it is only that western investment will help china be manufacturing conduits for the rest of the world. in a competing visit -- business with china on that you are in trouble. matt: longer-term, does this have the potential to cement his legacy as one of the most successful leaders? can he really achieve common prosperity? william: we know the model city for silicon valley. it has become successful because it copied hong kong's model. xi jinping says you should innovate with an eye toward the need

members of congress and the republican party. >> it does not happen in a vacuum. it's a cartoon and anime, these things are not happening in a vacuum, they're happening in a time of heighten violence and people are compel of what they see here to try to overturn a presidential election so this may be just close to facebook or twitter on members of congress. the people who are getting those signals may be something else. as we have said only two republicans, adam kinzinger and liz cheney voted with democrats to sensor gosar. congressman kinzinger followed his vote to sensor. let me understand, gosar's creep my anime of murder is okay but john katko is the sinner for negotiaing and voting for infrastructure? many republican members of congress want to punish the 13 members of their party who voted for the infrastructure bill by stripping them of committee assignments. those 13 house republican members have been called traitors by members of their own party and have had their kak information posted online. two of them reported death threats. one republican, a freshma

but the ruling parentis, party facing possible defeat. this is a major political test for sans left present alberto fernandez, who has been accused of not following through on his campaign promises. and he is not in hell by the ongoing spot with his vice president. christina fernandez to kirschner as teresa bow reports. ah, i'm losing campaign in the province of win aside, is a coalition government trying to said their differences aside in spite of the enormous contradictions that exist between precedent and what, at the for a man. this. and his powerful vice president, christina fernand music kirschner. not really lovely. when i run this young. the 1st condition that we need to concentrate on, because the opposition is trying to prevent it, is the unity of our country. that is the unity of the immense majority of the argentine people. when this inclusionary came to power almost 2 years ago in what was widely regarded as a marriage of convenience. despite being a popular former president of argentina, she says she knew she did not have en

it isjust possible this is a wake—up call for the democratic party. the clock is ticking now. there is real fear. we will see whether this works among a critical mass of democrats in congress, if they can get anything done and they have broadly got a core agenda on which they agree, they had better do it now because, even with the majority, narrow though they are, in congress that they now possess, the current party republican is stalemate and if the republicans were to hold or take back control of congress, basically, biden should turn out the lights because in terms of modern or major infrastructure getting through congress, it's going to be a tough call. and the nightmare scenario briefly is he finds himself in that position, he can't legislate, he tries to regulate but is blocked by the supreme court, which has a conservative majority, and then he is facing donald trump again in three and a half years' time. anything is possible. i am, for my sins, quite the optimist in the sense that the alternative is worse, and i like to think there is enough institutional fibre left in

party still can't manage to pass a plan, the build back better plan that has $555 billion, one third of that plan, for climate control. so they're putting their best foot forward all of these sides, but so far the feet aren't marching. >> larry, let's get local. governor newsom pulled out of the summit due to family reasons. the lieutenant governor was there instead. she is leading a 22-member delegation from california. what's our role, specifically california. >> there's the silver lining, raj. california fans out as an example of a state dealing with this. in 2006 they decided to roll back our emissions to 1990 areas by 2020. they beat that. and a lot of countries can learn from the things we're doing. cap and trade, other elements of policy that are working very hard to reduce green gas yes emissions. hopefully we'll be able to teach these folks a lesson. >> it's a slow push, all of this is. let's move on. president biden apologizing for something president trump did, and why he's taking responsibility for deforestation. that's coming up on nightly news with lester holt at 6:30.

from both parties will travel to china. if i'm confirmed, i would like to help you to do that. they need to hear from our legislative branch on these issues. these will be difficult conversations for you and for me with the chinese leadership. but we have to have them. secondly, i would encourage you respectfully to continue what you are doing, what this committee has done under the chairman's leadership to legislation and sanction when necessary. finally, president biden was right when he coalesced with canada, the european union and the united kingdom in multinational sanctions against specific chinese individuals responsible for carrying out the atrocities. that can be helpful as well to expand the universe of -- expand our voice to work with other nations. >> i agree, if we act intelligently, the u.s. in concert with our allies in the west, we can compete with china. china has advantages in terms of very long-term, very strategic thinking, authoritarian. they don't have the back and forth of elections, that type of thin

that's driven party leaders to push harder for progress in congress. in hopes of showing voters, democrats can move past intro party dysfunction to effectively gover. heidi jo, castro al jazeera washington. if the open factions have formed an alliance against the government of joint forces with rebels from the northern to gray region who are threatening to advance on the capital, the one security council is cooling for restraint. the members of the security council express deep concern about the expansion on infancy geisha of military clashes, inordinate european, they for their call to put an end to host tidies, and to negotiate a lasting see fire. and for the creation of conditions for the start of an inclusive at t o p n national dialogue, the un human rights council has condemned the military takeover in saddam. the council agreed to appoint an expert to monitor and report on violations is calling for an end the use of force that a so fall killed at least 13 civilians. iraq's prime minister has ordered an investigation off the security forces injur

the other, liz cheney, has been disavowed by her state's republican party. susan, can the republican party be savaged? and what should the rest of us be doing while these people hold positions of power in our country? >> well, can it be salvaged, not in its current enforcement it literally needs to be burned to the ground and rebuilt. that is the only way you're going to see a principled party come back. and again, we're not talking about -- juanita doesn't have to agree with me on tax policy, but she needs a governing partner or someone who's willing to have a conversation to get things done, and that's where that simply does not exist in leadership in washington or, frankly, in many other places right now. >> when you say burned to the ground, you're talking about

so i've spent the majority of my years in congress in the minority party. so that really did not have any impact on my decision. it was it was about family. it was my spouse who? rightfully was asking for more time at home. >> well, we know that you're very busy person. but one thing that on a personal note, we want to say is you've always been available. you've always been accommodating, which we can't say about every leader always gracious and yeah, especially that. and we want to thank you because we know it's a 9 40 at night in washington, dc and you could be doing other things. besides talking to us. so congresswoman jackie spear, thank you so much. and we wish you best the best in your future endeavors. and of course, i know you're not ready to announcer who you're supporting to an office set is going to be some time to come. again, we wish you all the best. thank you. great to be with you. >> still ahead, a lifesaving signal. how rescue crews say and i picked help save the lives of the father and daughter after a plane crash and you won't believe wha

from both parties will attend the ceremony. obviously not the gop leader in the senate, who voted for it, which is a pretty significant thing. i want to go now to republican congressman tom reed of new york. he did vote for the infrastructure bill. congressman reed, will you be attending the ceremony, and do you think that the senate republican leader, who voted for it, should? >> well, you know, obviously if i'm invited, i would go to the white house. i have not been invited to go. and as to the leader's response, i think that was appropriate. he's tied up in the district. we're home this week working in the district. and so i can respect that. but i was glad to hear the leader reaffirm that this bill is good for america. that this was a good compromise bill and we should be celebrating these successes, not chastising them. >> and to your point in terms of the substance of it, he did do that. but that's not what all -- many of your party are not. republican congressman matt gaetz speaking out and calling for retaliation agains

we cannot let the republican party make congress the only workplace in america where violence against your coworkers is not a crime but a credential. if we don't hold people like mr. gosatellit gosar accountable, we will only embolden them to bring their fever dreams to life. we are standing up for the safety of our colleagues, for the safety of congresswoman oc ocasio-cortez and for the future of our democracy. madame speaker, i yield back. >> gentle lady from indiana. >> i'm pleased to yield two minutes to the gentleman from texas texas. >> thank you, madame speaker. i looked at the video anime and was trying to figure out. i couldn't see, i'm told if you stop it frame by frame you can see what democrat friends are talking about. i couldn't see it. i tried to freeze frame and i saw what i was told was supposed to be our colleague, congresswoman ocasio-cortez, i was insulted if that's supposed to be her, that's really unfair, but i didn't see the violence being talk about. we should not condone violence. but the reason it's so hard to sit here and listen to the condemnation from the

in congress. it is tied up in congress at the moment. this is at a time of pressures arising in his approval ratings are down quite a bit. this seems to have factored into these different polls, despite the specifics of each state. there is going to be a lot of soul-searching about that. practically, for the republicans, they are very pleased, as you can imagine about the republican win in virginia. they think that perhaps the candidate when young can, now the governor-elect, has come up with a formula that may help them to win in a post trump europe. he managedo satisfy mr. trump's face -- base. they're going to try to build on that. anchor: presumably that cut collation around mr. trump becomes more difficult. if it stops being a post trump era and comes a trump era once again, if he officially decides to run. he will be right in the middle of discussions. barbara: yes, that is true. but that seems unlikely or it is not necessarily going to happen by next year. with their focused on right now is

that's driven party leaders to push harder for progress in congress. in hopes of showing voters, democrats can move past intro party dysfunction to effectively gover. heidi jo, castro, al jazeera washington, a fuel tanka explosion and sierra lauren's capital is reported to have killed dozens of people there. the mayor, free towns has as many as a 100 people may have died. many others was severely band and will bring you more details later on at least 11 soldiers have been killed by gunman during a raid on a military outpost in new zan. it happened in the southwest near the border with molly. you were cold days early. a gunman had killed 69 civilians including a man in that very same region, nature and africa as wide as the hell region has suffered repeated attacks from armed groups and linked to iso i'll try democracy. protestors and supporters of sedans, military takeover are expected to rally in and around the capital cartoon. the prime military can bow seeking to endorse general at the facet out their hands authority. he is then under increasing int

that's driven party leaders to push harder for progress in congress. in hopes of showing voters, democrats can move past intro party dysfunction to effectively govern hydro castro al jazeera washington. now at least 91 people have been killed and others severely burned. after fuel tank exploded and sierra leone ins capital. the blast happened after the tank had collided with another vehicle as a busy junction in the wellington area, free town. the vice president has visited a hospital there, treating the injured. the number of dead is expected to rise. when at least 11 soldiers have been killed by gunman during a raid on a military outpost and measure it happened in the southwest near the border with molly and your cold days earlier, gunman killed 69 civilians including a mare in that very same region. nija and africa's widest a hell region has suffered repeated attacks from armed groups linked to iso on pro democracy protesters and supporters of sedans, military takeover are expected to rally in and around the capitol. the pro military camp are seekin

>> alfonsi: last month, members of congress from both parties demanded the i.m.f. reconsider sending more money to nicaragua... >> albio sires: this is just not acceptable. >> alfonsi: ...and called for stronger sanctions against ortega the pentagon has also warned congress that russia has been supplying nicaragua with millions of dollars in militaryt ortega has allowed russia to build a listening station so close to the u.s. haven't we heard this story before? this all sounds very familiar. >> vivanco: it-- it is, going back 35 years to the-- to the middle of the cold war. that is unfortunately the scenario we are operating, we're living now. >> alfonsi: jose miguel vivanco says, with russia's continued military and financial support, u.s. sanctions will not be enough to convince daniel ortega to change course. >> vivanco: ortega has decided to stay in power for the rest of his life. ( ticking ) >> lesley stahl: we americans spend 90% of our time inside of archectureysanour thgive tonight, we bring you a story about a group of award-winning young architects who ha

that's driven party leaders to push harder for progress in congress. in hopes of showing voters, democrats can move past intro party dysfunction to effectively gover. heidi jo, castro al jazeera washington. now a fuel tanka explosion and sierra leone capital is reported to have killed dozens of people. the mayor free town says as many as a 100 people and they have died. many others were severely band on pro democracy protesters and supporters of suzanne's military takeover are expected to rally in and around the capital cartoon. the pro military camp are seeking to endorse general abdel f. as albert handle authority, he's been under increasing international pressure to restore a civilian lead government. the french foreign ministry says it's now questioning an agreement that would have cancelled cartoons a $5000000000.00 debt to paris. or let's speak to wrestle soda. he's in the capital forest. i wrestle, they were tens of thousands on the streets last week. but ahead of that military takeover, we saw that breakaway faction protest in support of them t

in congress. polls of close this hour in the vote, which is seen as a major political test for center left. president alberto fernandez, is baroness party is battling to avoid damaging losses with voters concerned about rising inflation and poverty throws a boy's life for us. and one is iris fernandez under a great deal of pressure in this election just minus why this vote is important to people. all polling stations are, are now closed. the counting crows as has already started. we're expecting the results in the next 3 to 4 hours and this past year has been difficult for argentina. the country was already carrying recession prior to the pandemic. the situation deteriorated even further. this past 2 years, inflation rates close to 50 percent poverty rates around 42 percent. very, very high inflation. the countries currently negotiating with the international monetary fund that around $40000000000.00 ah debt. so there's a sense of economic crises and argentines have gotten used to going to the pol

it was the last major meeting of party leaders i have the national congress next year. she is expected to seek a historic -- xi is expected to seek a historic third term. the e-commerce site j.d..com has sold millions of dollars worth of goods. alibaba touted its social welfare initiatives and said nearly 400 brands including apple and l'oreal have raked in more than 15 million worth of sales each. a judge has approved a settlement for the victims of the lead water crisis in flint, michigan. most of the money will go to affected children and adults, business owners and anyone who paid water bills. the city switched its water supply without treating the dangerous water, all to save money. you're watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, it's veterans day here in the u.s., and in britain, it is armistice day, which marks the end of world war i. we will have the latest on both commemorations. another twist on the roller coaster for tesla. ceo elon musk has sold about $5 billion worth of shares, much of it was preplanned and will mean aig tax bi

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