amina, last words? amina: ok. last words. never last words for me. but along the way, thank you so much. this is really important. i wanted just to mention two constituencies that will be critical to this. it's because we will not build back the same. we have to build back differently and take the opportunity of covid and not be conquered by it. that's youth and women. i think that this is really important because there is an intergenerational shift that must happen. in that, we need the ability to bring them to the table and also to see them as assets and not just a quota that we're filling. how do we do that in our research? how do we do that in the planning? how do we do that in the implementation? i think that's important. leadership is already being demonstrated by young people and by women, and we need to profit from it. so i think your convening also needs to show a different face to that table we have and the center to be the touch stone. when people want the solutions, they want the policy options, that they can come and you can feed them wi

great to see you. >> thank you, amina. thank you, raj. i think my big takeaway here is we're moving from a discussion of reset to transition. we're here to put in the work. we're here to make it count in the communities where people live. we're here to help take on the global commons, and we're here to help connect the dots between all the above in a way the world of 2030 looks better than a world of 2020. thank you for your inspiration and leadership. we actually have leadership from friends around the world. we're going to conclude the formal program now. there's a lot of great voices come up in the next few minutes including many of our own long-standing friends and inspirations around the world. so welcome our audience to listen to that starting with the ceo and president of gates foundation and ending, just to give you a little bit of a spoiler, with a very nice word from mary robinson, the great leader of the elders. thank you so much, thank you general allen, thanks to the whole brookings team and look forward to partnering with ev

great to see. >> thank you, amina. thank you, raj. my big take away here is we are moving from a discussion of reset to transition. we're here to put in the work. when her to make it count in the communities where people live. we're here to help take on the global commons, and we are here to help connect the dots between all of the above in way the world of 2030 looks a lot better than the one in 2020. so thank you for inspiration and leadership. >> 11 days left until election day. november 3 when voters decide who will control congress and occupy the white house next year. stay with c-span. watch campaign 2020 coverage every day on c-span, stream on-demand c-span.org or listen on the free c-span radio app. your place for an ill and filtered view of politics -- unfiltered view of politics. >> more campaign 2020 coverage later today. the vice president joe biden will be in wilmington, delaware, to talk about the coronavirus and his plans to combat the pandemic. live at 2:30 p.m. eastern eastern on c-span. president trump holds a rally

great to see. >> thank you, amina. thank you, raj. my big take away here is we are moving from a discussion of reset to transition. we're here to put in the work. when her to make it count in the communities where people live. we're here to help take on the global commons, and we are here to help connect the dots between all of the above in way the world of 2030 democracy and justice, this is one hour. >> good evening, everybody. it is wonderful to be with you again, our 27th program in this america at a crossroads serious. i'm honored to present not one but two extraordinary american heroes, lieutenant colonel

amina mohammed : thanknk you jo. and both of you, it's great to hear you and be privileged to have this conversation together. actually look at what we sort of process. we have new would've never gotten the ambition or the 70 goals and had not been a prospect of everybody been engaged in. as i was very much a global response to what everyone sees themselves in. maybe not quite leonard that gets everywhere. but it is about a global plan and like all politics, it is local. it's very local. an navy investing in everyone self-interest. we are so connected. so as i think about that issues here and what happens in my village. every day you have to have a reality check of context. so if you're willing to apply this, and does have to be the politics it need to be responsive and if you need to have tailor-made solutions at the country level and depending on what kind of country, maybe you would see within the national level the soap different from one part of the other in the key to that is really going to understand what the

some day, little amina will tell her story, of her wounds. she was shot in the legs in may, just two hours old. her mother and others killed in the clinic after giving birth. an attack blamed on the islamic state group. bloodied blankets, a shocking symbol of this merciless war. but amina survived. doctor bina saved her legs and her life. she's perfect, you know. i'm really happy. definitely she is the symbol of resilience for all of us, for afghanistan, for kabul, for everyone. including her father. translation: if i tell you about the pain i have suffered, no one in the world should suffer like this. my wife was murdered two hours after she gave birth but despite this, if there is peace, my child and my country will have a future. the hostilities in helmand have driven home how hard it will be to make peace. if the guns keep firing, even peace talks may not survive. lyse doucet, bbc news, kabul. the nigerian government has ordered that judicial panels of inquiry be set up to investigate allegations of abuse carried out by a notorious police

someday, little amina will tell her story, of her wounds. she was shot in the legs in may, just two hours old. her mother and others killed in the clinic after giving birth. an attack blamed on the islamic state group. bloodied blankets shocking symbol of this merciless war. but amina survived. this doctor saved her legs and her life. she is perfect, you know, i am really happy. definitely she is the symbol of resistance for all of us, for afghanistan, for couple, for everyone. including her father. —— couple. translation: if i tell you about the pain i have suffered, nobody should suffer like this. my nobody should suffer like this. my wife was murdered two hours after she gave birth, but despite this, if there is peace, my child, my country will have a future. the hostilities in helmand have driven home how hard it would be to make peace. if the guns keep firing, even peace talks may not survive. let's get some of the day's other news. voting is under way in new zealand. where the labour prime minister, jacinda ardern, is hoping to win

some day, little amina will tell her story, of her wounds. she was shot in the legs in may, just two hours old. her mother and others killed in the clinic after giving birth. an attack blamed on the islamic state group. bloodied blankets, a shocking symbol of this merciless war. but amina survived. doctor bina saved her legs and her life. she's perfect, you know. i'm really happy. definitely she is the symbol of resilience for all of us, for afghanistan, for kabul, for everyone. including her father. translation: if i tell you about the pain i have suffered, no one in the world should suffer like this. my wife was murdered two hours after she gave birth but despite this, if there is peace, my child and my country will have a future. the hostilities in helmand have driven home how hard it will be to make peace. if the guns keep firing, even peace talks may not survive. lyse doucet, bbc news, kabul. walk if you can — that's what we're being told during this pandemic. now one man has come up with an idea to make it easier for you to ditch the

it's as if a johnny army fight against the illegal presence of the army of armenia on our own soil amina claims that took its fighter jets been involved supporting as a body show on what's your response to the paper news that our media has been spreading even before the escalation in the region well if you ask me the question why 1st of all we don't need any fighter and militias on our soil because we have large strong and professional army which is able and capable to defend its own integrity within it is not very good and i for this it's kind of an uneasy situation because of the underlying problems what about that in allowing the people of the disputed region to decide their own futures what about the claims for independence and i would make up our surroundings because raise our children who supposedly just this is a part of the international recognized centuries of azerbaijan 2nd about the armenians living in this century and their life's purpose in the nation of sufism a nation does not mean that recession since emanations does not mean independence so what we say of course we can g

going to join the fight and to go in a car bomb this is not the armenian military or the country of amina fighting us or by john this is the enclave of nagorno-karabakh which is ethnically now meenie and medians coming to join the fight and they're clearly under pressure that the prime minister is having to ask young men to come back to the fight he already called up when the fighting started on the 27th old man to an $80.52 had already done their military service many years which for them were in the reserves he's asked them to come back to fight so clearly there was a lot of demand for men on the grounds to fight and we know that in the main town of nagorno-karabakh stepan aka today that has been relentless bombardment coming from the azerbaijan side the city the town was hit on sunday with that during that bombardment and it was a very intensive and i'm told today by people on the ground that it has been more intensive still i don't feel structure is being targeted particularly electricity transmission stations we saw all those being targeted so yes and there are casualties of people b

has been fierce fighting overnight is amina and azerbaijan continue their battle over the disputed nichole mccalla back region people in the territories main cities department head took shelter to avoid shelling from assad by jon the azerbaijani side says all media has also launched attacks on several regions resulting in more than 20 civilian deaths. and it's myth reports who got us in on the idea. amidst the burning wreckage of a bombardment of stepan aka the largest city in the goanna karabakh evidence says on the city international a cluster bombs explode in the air scattering hundreds of smaller bombs indiscriminately more than 100 countries have bombed them but not as a by john or armenia. civilians in the go in a car back in azerbaijan have been caught in the middle of 10 days of fighting between the 2 sides here in armenia displaced people from karabakh a picking up donated food dog help it we just heard the air raid siren took the children and left now we're here with 2 families 10 people 8 children living in a relative's house we hope for peace everything will be good the one tha

before as azerbaijan's military forces seem to be trying to completely cut it and its people off from amina bernard smith al-jazeera nagorno-karabakh as a version says forces have launched a missile attack against the. she says the warring sides and no closer to entering into negotiations. amid accusations of all those are bridge on and are many against each other for attacking their civilian settlements in a corner car about conflict seems to be transforming into a direct war between our mania and as our page on that within this week top azerbaijan officials including the president have threatened that if our many attacks are a jump from our many in territory those firing positions would be destroyed and today our mania officials said that they hit. again jay aboard again jet is the 2nd largest city of us are big john with 350000 population after that we heard off the show saying that there is a vengeful area in the city's center was hit by rockets fired from our main yes so now everybody's worried as well as our bridge on retaliate against this attack from our mania because as soon as i h

filled to the election as a by jones president says his army will take all of the major regions unless amina agrees to withdraw within a specified time frame. comments for that dashed hopes that a moscow mediated ceasefire could bring an end to the conflicts in $600.00 people have been killed since fighting over the disputed region broke out last month. the prime minister has assumed the powers of the president after the country's leader resigned. only became prime minister on wednesday and he was in jail until last week. and has been gripped by political turmoil since a disputed election earlier this month after reports from bishkek. god must know the celebrations on the streets of the cutest capsule bishkek to the president soren by jeenbekov resigned. becomes off to more than 2 weeks of chaos in a country that has seen 2 of the presidents forced out in revolutions in the last she was in the news but i do eat you just people are ruling the country and we got rid of it and it inshallah now everything will be fine we are happy we want to be there a. jeenbekov and pro-government polities a wi

going to join the fight and to go in a car bomb this is not the armenian military or the country of amina fighting azerbaijan this is the enclave of nagorno-karabakh which is ethnically now meenie and medians coming to join the fight and they're clearly under pressure that the prime minister is having to ask young men to come back to the fight to already called up when the fighting started on the 27th old man to an 80 and 52 had already done their military service many years before and were in the reserves he's asked them to come back to fight so clearly there is a lot of demand for men on the ground to fight and we know that in the main town of nagorno-karabakh stepan aka today that has been relentless bombardment coming from the azerbaijan side the city the town was hit on sunday with that during that bombardment and it was very intensive and i'm told today by people on the ground that it has been more intensive still i don't feel structure is being targeted particularly electricity transmission stations we saw all those being targeted so yes and there are casualties people been wounded

as a president says his army will take all of the government cutbacks major regions unless amina agrees to withdraw within a specified time frame and comments have further dashed hopes that a mosque mediated ceasefire could bring an end to the conflict and 600 people have been killed since 5 saying over the disputed region for account last month. well it's been the scene of conflict since the early 1990 amenia says nagorno-karabakh must be an independent states while azerbaijan says its territory cynical so looks at how the spicing is affecting azerbaijan's minority groups. this is where the jewish community gathers in azerbaijan 2nd largest city ganja there are 150 jewish families who live here and call themselves mountain jews a reference to their origins and their carcasses this was the place where they prepared for the festival of show men outside us on october the 10th but a rocket hit a school board and across the street from them that morning they say they're not scared to come here in crowds because they fear their city has become a target who are throwing the media since that d

well but hardly johnny army fight against the illegal presence of the army of armenia on our own soil amina claims that his fighter jets a been involved supporting as a body show on what's your response to that this is a commute that army has been spreading even before the escalation in the region well if you ask me the question why 1st of all we don't need any fighter and militias on our side because we have large strong and professional army which is able and capable to defend its own integrity when it does not like it and i for this it's kind of an uneasy situation because of the underlying problems what about that and allowing the people of the disputed region to decide their own futures what about the claims for independence and i would make up our surroundings because raise our children who supposedly just this is a part of the international recognized centuries of us of which i'm 2nd about the armenians living in this group and their rights representation of sufism nations does not mean that for secession census emanations does not mean independence so what we say of course we can gr

going to join the fight and to go on a car bomb this is not the armenian military or the country of amina fighting us or by john this is the enclave of nagorno-karabakh which is ethnically now. medians coming to join the fight and they're clearly under pressure that the prime minister is having to ask young men to come back to the fight to already called up when the fighting started on the 27th old man to an $80.52 had already done their military service many years before and were in the reserves he's asked them to come back to fight so clearly there is a lot of demand for men on the ground to fight and we know that in the main town of no go in a car boxed up and aka today that has been relentless bombardment coming from the azerbaijan side the city the town was hit on sunday with that during that bombardment and it was very intensive and i'm told today by people on the ground that it has been more intensive still i don't feel structure is being targeted particularly electricity transmission stations we saw all those being targeted so yes and there are casualties people been wounded and 5

before as azerbaijan's military forces seem to be trying to completely cut it and its people off from amina bernard smith al-jazeera nagorno-karabakh. let's get this perspective now from abidjan and hear from see them cause she says the warring sides are no closer to entering into negotiations. i'm with accusations of well those are bridge on and are many against each other for attacking their civilian settlements in a corner car about conflict seems to be transforming into a direct war between our mania and as our page on that within this week top azerbaijan officials including the president have threatened that if our many attacks are a jump from our many in territory those firing positions would be destroyed and today our mania officials said that they hit. again jay aboard again jet is the 2nd largest city of us are big john with 350000 population after that we heard off the show saying that there is then szell area in the city's center was hit by rockets fired from armenia so now everybody is worried as well as our bridge on retaliate against this attack from our mania because as soon

before as azerbaijan's military forces seem to be trying to completely cut it and its people off from amina bernard smith al-jazeera nagorno-karabakh. a version says that cities are under attack the government is accusing the armenian backed separatist forces of firing on civilian areas in its 2nd largest city ganja the armenians say they've only attacked military targets destroying an air base as a bridge on also says armenians armed forces launched a late night missile attack against the city of beer seen in question who was there earlier she says the warring sides are no closer to entering into negotiations. amid accusations of war those are bridge on and are many against each other for attacking their civilian settlements in a corner car about conflict seems to be transforming into a direct war between our menu and as our page on that within this week top azerbaijan officials including the president have threatened that if our many attacks are a jump from our many in territory those firing positions would be destroyed and today our mania officials said that they hit. again j a board is

wanted war but are many and forces pushed it to do that it is in rough terms of the when we fought amina in the 1990 s. we were ordered not to hit soft targets like women children and civilians the aim to intimidate is if you're fighting with those then hit our tongues not civilians why should these kids be here if i die defending my lunde. people will call me a hero as i'm defending my land how will i am serve our own people. it is not just armed conflict they need to worry about the international red crescent says it is extremely worried the current turmoil in displacement really to a surge if caught with $1000.00 cases due to people taking refuge in shelters for hours or being accommodated in common old buildings or places with inadequate sanitation history is repeating itself for some families sleeping here as they or their parents have been displaced before they have faith that what they call their occupied lands will be returned and 3 that is them home sickness will end this time soon i'm console of al-jazeera her death azerbaijan. biggest on is gearing up for its parliamentary ele

dispute and to go in a cab back region just days after a 3rd ceasefire collapsed foreign ministers from amina and azerbaijan have been holding talks with international mediators in geneva bayside also agreed to swap bodies and provide a list of prisoners of war within a week this comes as armenian as ery forces made advances towards key locations in the golan a cattle back. is being. displayed the committee. was . there if. it would make the cause of. it political boost it gave us the involvement of the co-chairs of the need spoke in the. united front of. the end of this call. she is she has long played a pivotal role in the nagorno-karabakh conflict it overlooks regional capsule stefana cares and it is from there that azerbaijan shell the city and the 1st new gold macau to back war it also sits on the main highway connecting on mania choose death on a cat abdel-hamid has moved from. the hasn't been any official announcement coming out of here about. whether the syrian army is actually heading towards that area i was speaking to with a top commander of the army earlier today and he wouldn't c

ago a missile killed 13 civilians 2 of them babies and the as ery city of ganja azerbaijan is accused amina of war crimes for deliberately attacking civilians a charge on me mia denies more than 650 people have been killed since fighting broke out over 3 weeks ago and all the headlines tens of thousands of protesters of marched in lebanon's capital to mark a year since the start of mass protests many gathered for a vigil at ground 0 of the massive explosion that ripped through the city's main ports in august lebanon has been experiencing its worst economic crisis since the civil war which is only deepened during the cove in $1000.00 pandemic and there's widespread anger at the country's political classes with calls for a complete change after years of corruption and mismanagement so holder has more. the economy was bad a year ago and that's what triggered nationwide protests today the economy is near total collapse more than 50 percent of a population of $5000000.00 people are now poor the middle class is sinking into poverty people are losing their jobs businesses are closing this country

looks calm and not very threatening know it doesn't let's hope that it kind of stays that way lawrence amina even talking about the fire danger. this is the last thing we want to hear it certainly is fired is going to be running high. there's just no getting around it we see these patterns develop at this time of year. >>we just have to be extra careful as people humans cause most of these fires we don't have to worry about any lightning strikes but. >>you put car off the side of the road maybe on some high grass you can start a fire maybe a barbecue gets out of hand or cigarette out the window certainly and those things can cause fires windy conditions expected as we head into the next few days very dangerous fire conditions around the bay area even in the south bay and parts of the santa cruz mountains look at some gusty winds maybe 2535 miles per hour, especially late in the day on thursday and into friday east bay too is going take a little while for the wind to work its way down in your direction. so i think the worst of the winds for the east bay the diablo range the oakland hills prob

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120000 people in the 2 nations and out affected by the pandemic or a challenge reports from doris and amina. disease and war have been close companion since humans have been around. and this humanity's latest war is being accompanied by humanity's latest disease these are the shelters of step on a curtain nagorno-karabakh during the recent bombardment people crammed together bad air no mosques the perfect environment for covert 19. markets the constant proper spot of it when people are forced to hide or be in a close space like a bomb shelter we cannot speak about social distancing mosque wearing is the obligation of any human being who have a more dangerous problem in front of you as it's war and we think people's attention shifts and priorities change. the people fleeing the fighting in the going to karabakh are taking the virus with them some 90000 have spread out across armenia near the border in the town of gori at least 60 refugees are living in this requisition school building so on the 1st floor of this kindergarten beyond this door there are 5 families who are quarantining obviousl