maine means someone that cares. facts and statistics show that the wall is stopping human trafficking and the drug trade. why do you oppose this? >> let's talk about immigration. whether we think about the fact he's tried to diverse. it was reported just yesterday that more than 500 children who are separated from their parents, those parents can no longer be found to reunite with their children. we need to do better. we need a fair policy in the country that recognizes the path to citizenship, and we need to do it in a way that keeps americans safe and secure at the same time but right now that isn't what we see happening and that is something i do want to work on in the senate. >> what is something you admire about your opponent? >> i admire that all three of my opponents are willing to serve the public. that is something i think we need more of in this country and the fact each of them is willing to do the hard work of earning the votes of the people of maine is commendable. >> first the fact she dedicated her li

but maine hadn't been in the union all that long. >> maine had originally been part of massachusetts since the colonial times, became a state in 1820. we went into the union as the 23rd state. we were part of the missouri compromise. missouri was enslaved, maine was free. by the post civil war period, maine had initially suffered a bit of a setback during the civil war. we sent about 70,000 men to the war. about 10,000 had been lost and our population in that decade of the 1860s actually did not grow. but by the period of the 1884 election, maine was really getting back on its feet. maine has always had wonderful resource-based industries, so we had ice, we had granite, we had textiles, we had shoes, and blaine really was a part of -- and a beneficiary of this very robust economy at the time. >> he contended against the democrat over cleveland who won later on. the republican party that nominated him, this was his third try for the white house, unsuccessful to get even a nomination two times earlier. what was the key to his success in securing the nomination in 1884? >> well, persist

since 1932, a main senator -- eight has been since 1930 two it has main senator -- been since 1932 that a senator from maine was the chair. at my work on the subcommittee. that thecured funding navy needed that were not included in the president's budget. million fored $320 improvements that support naval shipyards. speaker gideon, it seems to be a case where seniority matters. ms. gideon: i think it's important. senator collins does like to talk about 24 years in washington and we are virtual tonight because she is in washington. but let's ask ourselves what that means. if she becomes the appropriations chair, it means mitch mcconnell is still majority leader. let's look back at what mitch mcconnell said last time we had a democratic president. he said let's make it our mission to make sure this is a one term president. not making it our mission to make progress on issues. ofn we think about the lack progress on lowering the cost of relief,d on more covid these are things susan collins is not able to get done. her experience does not seem to have an impact in her caucus. so how does it

senator from maine. they were both dynamic, they're both articulate, they were magnetic personalities, they were just attracted lots of people to them. they could give the speech to the convention and knock it out of its mine, they were so terrific and they were legislative geniuses. they battled out in the 18 seventies and they hated each other with an absolute passion. no two political figures have hated each other so much as moscow concubine and james blane. it was partly because they were about the same age, the same ambition and knew that one or the other was going to stand in the way of the other getting to the white house at some point. and the rivalry started back when they were in the house of representatives in the 18 sixties. and ross go conclusion was an enormously proud and vane man, very handsome, dressed to the nines and strutted about a way that made some of the rest of the members of congress uncomfortable. so we kept it out of the way of him, never had a good word for anyone, but james

but maine winters arharsh, and we got to do something right now to be ready. >> reporter: like every other organization during the pandemic, prebble street has had to make big changes. precautions against the coronavirus means the social welfare agency cano longer offer indoor meals in its soup kitchen, the social workers cane no longe with clients in their offices, and shelters have to decrease capacity. for the past couple months, the solution has come with this truck. at first pass, it's a food delivery service, but it's also providing a lifeline between prebletreet and its clients. >> we've always met people where they're at in a relationship and now we're meetople where they're at physically in the community, wherever they're at. >> reporter: ali lovejoys a social worker with preble street. >> we're addressing people's food insecurity, but we're also looking at all of the other needs that, that we have. w we have somebo comes up and says, "i don't have any-- ic don't have anylothes for this weather. it's srting to get cold. can you help me find a coat? can you help me find dry s

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senator from maine. they were both dynamic, they were both articulate, they were magnetic, personalities. just attracted a lot of people to them. they could give a speech to a convention, just knock the convention out of the minds. it was so traffic. i was stumping and any kind of oratory. they were legislative geniuses, they battled out in the congress in 18 seventies. they hated each other with an absolute passion. no to political figures probably have hated each other as much as roscoe conkling and james g. blaine. it was partly because they were about the same age, the same ambition. they knew that one of the others that were going to stand in the way of the other getting to the way at some point. the rivalry started back when they were the house of representatives in the 18 sixties. roscoe conkling was an enormously proud man. very handsome. dressed to the nines. and strutted about in a way that made some of the members uncomfortable were so maybe sort of kept it on the way of this man who never had

by money but our main i guess this little. corporate from russia from other counties but azerbaijan buys these. not all live from turkey we buy pens from russia from turkey from belarus from ukraine from is that aisle from us from other counties but this is a different think and turkey is our brother counter but anyway turkey's stance can meet ments and the requirements of international law and international law demands we start 1st of all resolve 'd external troops from acrobat not going to cut about there are all these other tional of the u.n. security council that immediately demands resolve all external troops from not going to cut about other surrounded or regions and turkey. demands for a commitment of these international laws or requirements also turkey is a rather broad like kountry. one nation to a state let's say let me ask you list because i want i want to ask you about the longer term consequences of this you are head of the azerbaijan institute for democracy and human rights is it not in azerbaijan's interests if

so these are the these are the main grievances and the main demands are the main aspirations of the algerian people and you know slogans such as this is our country and our will shall reign supreme is a deeply democratic. demand that does not go into the to be sort of allied by political. theater so if we look. if taken all together these slogans and these demands are in fact one could die at the constitution from these demands you know what hope does that the whole point of the protests in the fast for us because. the debt that iraq this month was we want a hollow new political infrastructure. you know what i meant what a whole new political infrastructure is you say that other protests against that should be that they were shifting like in the constitution absolutely absolutely and if if you look closely at it on the other hand the proposed constitution that's on the table by the military or league arche represented by mr de bourne not only is diametrically opposed to the people the demand both in form and in content inform. your guest just just said that it has been no people have been ex

shelf justis rocky southeast from the main summit of little round top and that is where the 20th maine fights. attack, they are going to use whatever natural protection they can find on the hillside. ground,lations in the boulders, trees, that is their only protection. they fight for 90 minutes. they drive the confederates back. the work with on end gettysburg becomes a preserved landscape. thenemorial association, by the united states government. the agency that managed the battlefield face enormous challenges in the story of the rockwell is a great example. chamberlain and his men had no protection, no walls. after the fighting is over, they are sent to big round top, then reinforcements move and occupy that stretch of little round top. they have no idea that there is not going to be anymore fighting, they have no idea what it's going to happen next. the built defensive works, block walls that we see today. those block walls were a source of incredible consternation to joshua chamberlain because he did not want americans in the 1890's or 1990's, he did not want americans going to tha

correspondent: they say the bomb was hidden in an abandoned bag in the main hall. students, teachers and other members of staff are among dead and injured. several are in critical condition. police expect more fidelity's. the injured were taken to the city's main hospital, where relatives gathered waiting for news. the attack comes days after pakistan's intelligence service warned armed groups could target public links, including religious schools across pakistan. the prime minister condemned the bombing. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack. the pakistani taliban condemned the bombing and denied involvement. schools, and the military have been targeted since 2001, when pakistan supported the u.s. invasion of afghanistan. >> they could be anyone, there could be a foreign country behind it. there could be any element who is working for anti-state elements within pakistan. victoria: more than 1000 students were at the school when the bomb went off. police say most of those killed were young people in their 20's. al jazeera. host: at least eight people hav

that would be the main thing. obviously, any sort of focality or focal neurological complaints he could have that would indicate an impending neurological event. as i understand it, he is amp la -- ambulating. arguably, he is doing quite well. most of us think he could be out of the woods, proverbially, in the next few days, but still require monitoring, of course. >> carol lee, robert costa, dr. natalie azar, a big thanks to all three of you on a monday morning. again, we are keeping a very close eye on walter reed medical center in bethesda, maryland. we're going to keep an eye on it all hour for any new information on the president's condition. should we get some sort of update, we will take you there live. >>> also, a new poll shows joe biden has added onto his lead against president trump. that poll taken before the president was hospitalized. steve kornacki is going to join us from his trusty big board to see where biden seems to be peeling support away from the president. >>> also, mr. biden making his way

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they are main and basic problems in this country by for example water this is one of main rights for human beings and the constitution that's an anti water free water for the people i mean like a private company could buy water or a river and then use it and manage it according to its own interests problems with education economic problems are pensions for all people so those problems are sometimes blocked because of the constitution so a new constitution opened the door these problems to be solved but at the end of the day as i said before sheila neither are the end of the day the needs public policies to solve all of these main issues your honor here is reporting for us from santiago in chile thank you so very much. let's get a check now of some of the other stories making news around the world tens of thousands of government opponents have marched through minsk and other cities of belarus in the 11th straight week of protests against hardline leader alexander lukashenko the opposition is threatening a nationwide strike on monday unless he resigns the shango is accused of regaining

opposition his main opponent to lisa's going to also be holding his final rally in the capito. he has often accused of being authoritarian accused his government of clamping down on dissenting dissenting voices very violently of tailing freedoms of expression and of the media and he has said that if the people of tanzania elected him than he is going to restore democracy in that country but a lot of people we've spoken to a lot of voters ordinary tanzanians say that they just want this process to go through all 3 they want to a peaceful election that's going to be free fair and transparent and credible catherine story there following that election for us from the kenyan capital nairobi thanks so much catherine. donald trump's pick for the u.s. supreme court justice has been sworn in amy kearney barrett took the oath of office at the white house shortly after the senate confirmed her nomination her appointment gives the top court a launch a conservative majority has. 30 days after her nomination him equally bad it became the 9 justices on the u.s. supreme court they held an even

trump is in big trouble in maine. testatewide, joe biden is to 12 point lead here, according to the latest polls. but maine is also very unique, in the sense that it dides its electoral votes. it's one of just two states that doeshat. and in the second congressional district-- we haveust two here-- president trump is actually running neck-and-neck with joe biden, and that rultco d be a big deal going forward if there happens to be a college.se racin t electoral i mean, four years ago, president trump campaigned here a half dozen times, and was able to win that second congressional district, which has one electoral vote, which would have figured pretty promintly if there was a close race that time. and it wasn't. he didn't need it then. t he might need it this year. >> sreenivasan: and how have the campaigns dedicated their resources in mine? >> well, it's interesting. joe biden, he's really just begun to have a ground game here. statewide state director until this summer. he didn't campaign it all here, or even send s

the president could presumably anywhere, but today he was in maine. why maine? >> there's one electoral voight that he could win that he won four years ago. he's been trailing joe biden by a narrow margin there. as he sweeps around the country trying to defend turf from a bunch of places -- from arizona, florida, north carolina -- he 'making a stop in maine to try to defend that electric troll vote. he's going to need every one of those on election day. >> john harwood, thank you. >>> joining us now is john avalon and margaret hoover. good to see you, as always, guys. this idea that it's just nine days before the election, a little over a week, there's a second white house coronavirus outbreak, one that the chief of staff tried to keep hush hush about the leader of the task force continues with his campaign rallying s john, doesn't that scream we don't care about people's safety? >> this is the do as we say, not as we do. this administration doesn't care about transparency. the fact that it's five people in the vice president's office, that he's the head of the

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is our media and this statement makes negotiations absolutely senseless because one of the main. item on the negotiation table is the return of the occupied territories closer to europe and if he says kyra but he said i mean you know i mean his understanding is not only when i go to my car about autonomous district but also all the occupied territories that means is they don't want to return the state it is back that means end of negotiations so why would our menu at risk a provocation 1st i think they wanted to destroy completely negotiation process. then they wanted to put the blame on knots i say do it and say look with other budge on this not possible to have negotiations and i think one of the reasons could be internal difficulties because we know what is happening now in armenia they suffer a very serious political crisis the leader of main opposition party was arrested 2 days before they launched an attack. previous to presidents and the criminal investigation and actually dictatorship regime had been established in that medium all the promises which is their prime ministe

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done and that maine people have done. i think the keys to some of the favorable positions that we find ourselves in are a few. the first is that science means something in maine. when we at the state level advised and asked people to follow best scientific principles like wearing a mask and staying six feet apart, people across the state did so. science really does mean something here. the second is that our early preparation put us in a good and favorable footing to handle the surge of cases later. before our first case in maine, we had already started distributing ppe to health care providers. we had already started working with the health care community to prepare for the onset of cases and we built a significant and massive testing architecture that allowed us to keep that positivity rate at what you noted is right now one of the lowest in the country. one of the things that we know in public health is that what is predictable is preventible. we knew what was coming and we made sure that we were ready for it. >> house

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the main street lending program has been a disaster. ppp, which is a great program as an emergency stop gap is gone. all the 80 airlines has been used up. we are going to start seeing layoffs here and structurally, more than half of americans are employed by small to medium businesses. a lot of those are never coming back. damage permanently done which somemarket other industry is going to have -- >> is the fed ultimately able to meet the needs of main street? >> i don't think the questions with the fed as much as it is in combination with the u.s. treasury. when you look at how the main street lending program was designed, the banks are sitting in the first loss position. they have to absorb a lot of losses if something goes wrong. at the same time megan hughes, nor are they going to be capable of the underwriting standards that are necessary to make good loans. the banksrstand why aren't having a lot of success with this program. they are guarding their castles. the other side of it is the banks did get a big windfall here, especially

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he's in bangor, maine. his itinerary actually a bit uncertain at the moment, not exactly sure what will transpire. just maybe gave a few brief remarks. the second congressional district, the northern district in maine, is very important because that state polls show have been very close, the colby college poll and government professors have said the race is very close. you have a great local pull in the senatorial race, gideon up by about 4 points over senator collins. so senator collins is seen as being a vulnerable republican incumbent in maine. and because they have this split voting in 2016, president trump actually became the first person to split maine's electoral vote. he got 1 vote in the electoral college from the second district, something he was very proud about at the time. so they have also instituted rank voting in maine. so maine's got a lot of stuff going on. not just fishing and beauty and the beach and lobsters, but very active politics in the beautiful state of maine. we will keep you adv

they are main basic problems in this country by for example water this is one of main rights for human beings on the constitution that's an anti water free water for the people i mean like a private company could buy water on a river and then you see them manage it according to its own interest problems with education own economic problems up pensions for all people so those problems are sometimes blocked because of the gun situation so a new constitution opened the door this promise to be sold but at the end of the day as i said before sheila neither the end of the day the needs public policies to solve all of these main issues your honor here is reporting for us from santiago in chile thank you so very much. let's get a check now of some of the other stories making news around the world tens of thousands of people have marched through minsk and other cities in belarus in the 11th straight week of protests against president alexander lukashenko the opposition has threatened a nationwide strike on monday if he refuses to release all political prisoners and resign lucas shakos accused o

our main story this hour exactly a week to go before the u.s. election donald trump and joe biden are busy crisscrossing the country in an intense day of campaigning as you'd expect the national polls are giving joe biden a solid lead but it's a lot tighter and some of the battleground states across the virus pandemic continues to overshadow the campaign nearly half a 1000000 cases have been confirmed.

the main think. armory feed as families seem to be content with their lives. they recently built a new house next to their old one things have been improving from one generation to the next. on lama heads off to visit another family. he receives a warm welcome. you know. just on the eldest son works in sweden but he stuck at home because of a pandemic. he's the one wearing a baseball cap. his mother is sad because he's keen to leave again she can't understand why what's more the youngest son wants to go to sweden to. us and lama says the government has to realize that more and more people will leave unless things improve one issue is the infrastructure the roads in the mountains are poor government he says should give help here's the still on the core the home record tradition is all well and good but what should we do if we can't sell what we make. the nearest areas 50 kilometers away and there are no government guarantees we get no government support. so it's hard to maintain tradition but you're o

for today in the capital cannot carry on sunday morning is running against 11 kinds of it's but his main rival he's the former prime minister the this is the 3rd match up between the 2 men it's a 2 year old condé insists his bid for 30 is legal but the opposition says it violates the constitution the united nations is expressing love what it calls ethically challenged hate speech rising in the lead up to the polls in guinea it's called the situation extremely dangerous it was hot and. one blow and down for a couple sorry these are lyrics to a catchy campaign cheating for guinea's. president alpha condé for his opponents it's a call for violence a song lawful something we're not here to fight we're here to have fun we're not here to go after anyone. but opposition candidates believes otherwise in an interview with al jazeera he accused condi who's running for a 3rd term of fomenting ethnic divisions. if you last given the ethnic undertones of today's speeches there is a real risk of post electoral violence. he's trying to mobilize people against those that have the same ethnic origin as

was founded in a rocky place that's what maternity actually means a rock and since its founding the main job quarrying and stone cutting but this kind of work is not to everyone's liking. but. as a rule the devils don't do anything during the day they just hang about. the guys smoke marijuana it's the cheapest drug. in congo as in many countries drug use is illegal but it doesn't stop the gang members and they seem unconcerned about the harm it does their hells by night for many of them would be literally speechless. my. room. a street some like a maze. if you go in there you won't be able to get out on your own. even if they're just missing around and still has violent overtones that's how life is here. in the public restroom is a regular income for the outlaws. there are plenty of houses here that have no plumbing so the restroom is in high demand. to do a number to will cost you $100.00 francs while taking a shower is also $100.00 francs. mobile to be annoyed. no one will not. let. it was awful qualify. it was this is a friend of sheen around this he calls himself king colomba he's a

food must be pasta prisoners not find a main entrance but through a hole in the fence. with a gun so to put through you know. there was also a way most don't you know with. these i you know you don't need much i felt like. please consider columbus a good lad he's a footballer and can walk around freely. but she has to hide in the paris's shower room he's a wanted criminal and tries to avoid being seen on the main street there's a police officer there on the beach right now the serial murderer good reason to be . nice to do the mainly. north of the caribbean. so. it was with go. to cuba when a. new one was you was a civilian in. a brewery. what was the. one thing you see. you know. it seems something is going on. all the devils are assembling in the paris. very good on ya to. show you real. they don't do this in. the name. you know. it's. for this it was. good. night good night. and it. was. just in is unhappy with the recent robbery committed by sheena romped so the only devils will fight the younger ones. to. be. facing in the hood could be dangerous so they've agreed

the injured were taken to the city's main hospital where relatives gathered waiting for news. of the attack comes days after pakistan's intelligence service wounded armed groups could target public buildings including religious schools across pakistan prime minister imran khan condemned the bombing. no one has claimed responsibility for the attack the pakistani taliban condemned the bombing and denied involvement the group has targeted schools mosques and the military since 2001 when pakistan supported the us invasion of afghanistan that starts out on the good government runs. that. country. and women. more than 1000 students were at the school when the bomb went off police say most of those killed were young people. in their twenty's victoria gave him the al-jazeera. without their life from london much more still ahead as india and the united states sign any military and intelligence detail there as a stop warning about china the and exhausted after months of dealing with the pandemic that spain's medical workers take direct action. hello expect warnings to be issued for the

tribes that are based in maine. that hasstory is one languished in maine for the last four years dealing with a land settlement that has really carried a lot of animosity between tribal stipulations, and it has never been resolved. in fact, it has exacerbated a lot of problems. in maine, it is one of the states or tribes themselves are trying to exercise their full sovereignty under a large ripped from the state. sarah gideon understands that and has actually seen the main tribes in a way that maine, what justne of the loo states america has refused to really acknowledge tribes and their sovereignty. even though voters in maine theesent barely 1% of voting population, if this race should be close as the polls suggest it is, it might be one of those close ties wherehe native vote could be very significant. amy: let's talk also about native candidates all over the country. a record never a people running. and also what it means to vote or to hold these elections during covid. because native americans are come the lati

and one of the main the main. lies of argument is that this system created wealth that it decision was. able to sue to to get a momentum of high growth in the very 1st stages of this neo liberal experiment which was in acted as a 100 said instance certain in a country of a dictatorship. in the context of what would naomi klein call a shock doctrine you know so what would we expect now because that how i economic growth in the early stages of the experiment it just lost steam elastin is through the ninety's in after each successive recession the country was . was growing slower and slower too until almost stagnation and who did the defenders of the model blame the teachers the workers who are not saving enough we were spending too much in who did. who did indorse this is a spending spree of the middle class the system the banks you know and so so we are to do blame work to blame what happened and not the guys who are in charge. the guys who design public policy the guys who privatized everything almost everything t

so these are the these are the main grievances and the main demands of the main aspirations of the algerian people and you know slogans such as this is our country and our will shall reign supreme is a deeply democratic. demand that is not going to be to be sort of allied by political. theater so if we look. if taken all together these slogans and these demands are in fact one could write the constitution from these demands you know what hope does that the whole point of the protests in the fast for us because. the debt that iraq this month was we want a hollow new political infrastructure. you know what i meant you want to hone your political infrastructure so you say that the protests against that should be that they were shifting like in the constitution absolutely absolutely and if you look closely at it on the other hand the proposed constitution that's on the table by the military or league arche represented by mr to boone not only is diametrically opposed to the people the demand both in form and in content inform. your guest just said that it has been no people have been excluded fr

that's where the trick is getting mentals of the outlaws hang out because his main goal is to save up enough money to buy a boat and go to sci fi as the congo river and off to touch on to europe or even america. to stone the gang leader speaks about the code of the hood. movie those who would buy the only value of what the. got to. know. for what you know and by god. but if you're. of course the younger ones don't listen to the elders and now she is plotting something at the neighborhood southern outskirts. you. see. if you don't. know that. you. know what i mean. you know what oprah's goes. you know you were seen on the edge if she ever runs for president is going to be very hard for him to win the ordinary people don't like the crew knows. to do is i mean idea got to him to stop at going to. blow him up so you got to be somebody about who now is up with a study about guy who know about god they're gone nobody quite knows all crocodile much you know but when you get a book about them i said my god no but. got up about got down from step out of a bound up or down board ah yeah man i g

as a by john accuses armenia of attacking one of its main cities as the conflicts for the disputed region of not going to cut it back intensifies. my money inside best as al-jazeera life and also coming up. protests outside in athens courts as it issues verdicts on the far right golden dawn party and the involvement of some of its members in the murder of a single into when to. cut a sounds parliament names a new prime minister as a political crisis that deepens. homeless and feeling abandoned hundreds of thousands of people in pakistan struggling to recover after a monsoon rains destroyed their homes. that's been fierce fighting over noise as armenia and azerbaijan continue their battle over the disputed mcgoldrick out about creech and these are pictures from the armenian side they show damage from shelling and sophisticate the main city in the goma cutback both sides accusing each other of targeting civilian areas. and this is a recently released video showing a missile attack on the azerbaijani city of ganja the azerbaijani side says on media has also launched attacks on several of its

territories as you said it has been denied by their main you know tortillas so far but now everybody's curious to know who else can have fired that missile this is what people say on the social media. for these kinds of attacks especially for the scott missiles that have been used in the conflict so far. have always accused our mania for firing those missiles from their own territories but this is still unclear and we cannot verify it but we know that in the field where where where this incident happened. some people say that there are civilians under the rebels and the impact of this explosion caused by the scott missile is a big is large and generally general prosecutor it was our big job and the minister of state of emergency or are in the area trying to understand the impact of this explosion and trying to see how it happened and hear from the locals who have witnessed this is what we heard from the official sources and also minister of defense just tweeted saying that while all these happening other cities that have that have been under fire for the last couple of weeks including.

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i look at shank has been in power for more than 25 years and doesn't want to quit his main ally russia has offered both political and military support in assistance remains extremely strong we also see that all you know all united states and all the rest of us have given very clear warnings. and i think sooner or later he will have to step down and we have to give it. an advisor to take enough skier says look the schenker only knows the language of power and fear and that it will lead him nowhere brian al jazeera. while still ahead from here on al-jazeera. in 2016 donald trump won the presidential election in college but a win in the swing states in the great lakes area ohio michigan and wisconsin we take a tour of the great lakes states to see it all play in the 20 twentieth's. hello there is a string of pearls all called tropical storms running from the philippine sea towards the coast of vietnam now this is a new tropical depression sadil when it made landfall so it's more or less just rather rady not even significantly but more love or more luvvy it's a target and its strength as i

between us to quote unquote government is not the main issue at all the main issue is about how libya's economic resources will be allocated and how the corrupt system with subsidies and semi sovereign institutions will be dealt with and those issues have been kicked down the road however i agree with what my friend in paris mustafa jury has said which is that libyans have a right to be hoped for the optics of this deal are very powerful and stephanie williams has been a genius at stealing away for the u.n. primacy from competitive processes there's an attempt to dominate the libya file and russia and turkey have dominated mediation over the last 8 months just as it dominated the conflict militarily and now the u.n. and therefore into ali the western powers have asserted and attempt to control the libya file moving forward they say the devil lies in the tails and let's talk about some of those specifics so the agreements mostafa is it possible to disarm militias when this has been a problem 'd that all the institutions that came to power in libya since the 1012 fail to address. december