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there is less than one week to go before probably the most crucial u.s. midterm

elections in a long long time it's going to shape the remaining two years of

President Donald Trump's first term in office for more on this and other news

from around the world let's turn to our know Adam Adam how are the odds

looking at this late stage for both parties well while so far opinion polls

suggest Democrats are favorites to win the house while Republicans may maintain

control of the Senate according to a Washington Post Shar school poll across

69 congressional districts identified as competitive in late August 50 percent of

likely voters support the Democratic candidates while 46 percent support the

Republican the Post says the four percentage point difference is

superficial giving the polls three and a half percentage point margin of error

however it does note the finding marks a sharp turn from 2016 when voters in

these districts backed Republicans by a margin of 15 percentage points the paper

suggests that with 63 put 60 three of the battleground districts held by

Republicans that kind of shift in sentiment would be sufficient for

Democrats to take a take control of the house now the hurdle the Democrats face

meanwhile is voter turnout the party is usually dogged by low turnout and is it

greater risk of falling short of what the candidates in competitive races

might need to win in terms of the campaign's two main issues are at the

forefront of voters minds the Democratic Party is pushing and focusing its

campaign on health care while the GOP is betting on Trump's harsh rhetoric on

immigration to motivate conservative voters according to CNN more than 23

million ballots have been cast already in early voting and the rest of the

American public will go to the polls next Tuesday all 435 seats in the House

are out for grabs as well as 35 seats in the Senate and 39 governorships

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U.S. charges Jho Low, ex- Goldman bankers over 1MDB scandal - Duration: 0:55.

the US justice the US Justice Department has charged two former Goldman Sachs

bankers and Malaysian financier Joe low with money laundering and bribery the

three are accused of laundering billions of dollars embezzled from a Malaysian

state fund called 1mdb and using it for bribes and kickbacks to

foreign officials prosecutors say the money was used to buy houses a private

jet and even to help finance the film a wolf of Wall Street one of the former

calden Goldman Sachs bankers Roger Anne was arrested in Malaysia on Thursday and

he or his lawyers are yet to issue a statement the other Tim Lightner has

pleaded guilty to the charges and agree to forfeit just under 44 million u.s.

dollars jolo remains at large and his legal team issued a statement

maintaining his innocence

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U S and Romania Celebrate Together - Duration: 1:02.

- Today was the 140th anniversary

of the creation of the 9th Mechanized Brigade of Romania.

It was founded here in Southeast Romania

and they're celebrating the anniversary,

all the battles that were fought.

So it's a recognition of the soldiers

and the sacrifice they've made on behalf of Romania.

The U.S. participated in the parade.

There were soldiers staying in a formation

to demonstrate our commitment to our NATO ally.

(woman speaking foreign language in background)

(speaking in foreign language)

- We participate at multinational

exercises together and we train together,

and I believe that when we participate together

at celebrations like as the one today,

we'll have a better opportunity to be able to

collaborate, work together, have better interoperability.

(woman speaking foreign language in background)

(soldiers clapping)

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55 || Which is the mature startup market US or India || Startup 101 - Duration: 2:08.

I think answer to that would be yes but I would say that the India market the

startup ecosystem that has come in is is really I don't think you know we should

this is a fair comparison because it's like comparing you know how strong a 30

year old guys was compared to a 10 year old boy it's so the Indian ecosystem as

a start-up is just I would say 10 years old and the u.s. of the Silicon Valley

ecosystem really bloomed from 1970s and 80s so it isn't a fair comparison in

terms of you know is that more mature is that more supportive clearly yes in

terms of you know things like talent funding talent in different domains of

product marketing sales and and also the market maturity but India has just got

started ten years ago when I did my first startup you know there was a

person that wouldn't join my startup he said if I join a startup then my sister

won't get married and a few months ago I saw a YouTube clip where they were

saying things like saying how you know they are proud about two fathers

discussing with each other about how proud they're about this son startup one

guy was saying that my my startup my son startup got funded where is your son's

status right so they so India has a startup ecosystem has moved from you

know being completely afraid to now that being not in order to pay ability kind

of conversation for you know parents so so yeah there is there is a lot more

maturity that has happened in India but it we can't compare with us as of yet

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First FDA-Approved Cannabis-Based Drug Now Available In The US - Duration: 0:24.

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More babies born in US prematurely for third year, report states - Duration: 1:21.

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Top 10 Cities To Live In The United States For 2018 - Duration: 12:03.

Top 10 Cities To Live In The United States For 2018.

Generally speaking, living in the United States Of America is a dream come true for many.

Not just the immigrants that have moved from all parts of the world, but the locals as

well.

However, like it is with all things, some parts of America are just better than others.

While picking a city to spend the rest of your lives in can be quite difficult your

choices just got easier.

We've listed out the top 10 cities to live in the United States.

1: Austin, Texas.

With its spectacular weather, inviting people, and Texan charm Austin makes the cut for the

best cities to live in America.

More than 50 new residents arrive on a daily basis for a fresh start in the city.

What you might not know is that Austin was known as the Silicon Hills due to a large

number of venture capital investments that happened here during the 90's. Austin also

has an exciting music scene with some of the country's best music festivals taking place

in the state.

2: Ann Arbor, Michigan.

Ann Arbor is an excellent city especially if you are thinking of starting a family.

It has some of the best schools in the system.

With a population of just over 116,000 people, you enjoy a relaxed lifestyle while still

enjoying all the benefits of a great society.

3: Rochester, Minnesota.

Rochester has a population of just over 110,000 people and the city ensures to take care of

each of them wonderfully.

The city is well planned and managed by the highly competent city officials.

The school systems are some of the best in the country and the high quality of life make

it an excellent destination to put your root in and settle down.

4: Colorado Springs, Colorado.

The high quality of life Colorado Springs has to offer can compete with the best in

the world.

With Aspen and Vail's ski-resorts within driving distance, you get several excellent

holiday destinations close by.

In fact, Colorado Springs is quite a tourist destination for its own park system.

5: Naperville, Illinois.

Naperville has an excellent housing and school system.

While it's nightlife leaves much to be desired, it ranks highly in the safety aspect.

Naperville also has a highly diverse range of people living happily in close proximity.

6: Des Moines, Iowa.

Des Moines is now being recognized as one of the most 'hip' cities in all of United

States.

It has taken to the millennial culture with aplomb and several locally owned bars and

restaurants are giving it a cool vibe.

A city that people of all ages would love to call home.

7: Olympia, Washington.

Olympia has several natural as well as man-made structural wonders for its residents and tourists

alike to enjoy.

The capital of Washington state is also one of the safest cities in all of America.

The housing is perhaps a tad bit too expensive, but the utilities are top notch.

8: Fayetteville, Arkansas.

Amidst the Ozark mountains lies the famous University of Arkansas which calls Fayetteville

home.

Several multinational corporations such as Walmart and Tyson Foods have set up their

headquarters in nearby towns which really helped Fayetteville the status it has accrued

today.

While the University of Arkansas has always been renowned several other top-notch public

school have been built since.

9: Portland, Oregon.

With a slogan like 'Keep Portland Weird,' there are some surprising sights to see in

this beautiful city.

It is more than just a collection of offbeat shops and events.

There are plenty of jobs available with most of them coming from the tech sector and companies

like Nike, Intel, and several others have their headquarters just outside city limits.

10: Huntsville, Alabama.

'Sweet Home Alabama', is sung truer in Huntsville than in any other city.

Ever since NASA first set up camp in the 1960's Huntsville has been experiencing a renaissance

of sorts with several other tech companies wanting to set up shop close to the space

giants.

This has led to better investments, more jobs and a higher quality of life.

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Trump focuses on immigration days before midterms - Duration: 7:11.

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U.S. Military Assessment Of Caravan Doesn't Match President Trump's Panic | Rachel Maddow | MSNBC - Duration: 4:48.

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In Georgia and other key midterm states, fears persist over potential voter suppression - Duration: 4:05.

JUDY WOODRUFF: Amid record-breaking early voting this midterm season, concerns of voter

suppression, and who has the right to vote, are at the center of some of the country's

most contested races.

Congressional correspondent Lisa Desjardins reports on what new voting restrictions mean

for voters in some key contests.

LISA DESJARDINS: In Georgia, record-breaking early voting has more than doubled compared

to this time in 2014, soaring in both Democratic and Republican strongholds, as the state's

hotly contested race for governor is locked in a virtual tie and, at the center of the

race, a contentious fight for who gets to cast ballots.

STACEY ABRAMS (D), Georgia Gubernatorial Candidate: I have an opponent who is a remarkable architect

of voter suppression.

My mission is to tell folks, he doesn't matter.

You do.

LISA DESJARDINS: Former Democratic State Representative Stacey Abrams is the first black woman in

the country to be nominated for governor by either party.

She's criticized voting policies implemented by her Republican opponent, Georgia's current

secretary of state, Brian Kemp.

BRIAN KEMP (R), Georgia Gubernatorial Candidate: She's encouraging illegals to go out and vote

for her.

LISA DESJARDINS: Kemp, a strong ally of the Trump administration, says that Abrams' organizers

have encouraged voter fraud and have failed to properly register others.

Kemp has faced backlash after his office tried to close seven of nine polling places in a

predominately poor black county in Southwest Georgia this summer.

His office has also canceled over 1.4 million voter registrations since 2012, and recently

put on hold some 53,000 voter applications, citing the state's exact match rules.

That says an application can be invalidated if it doesn't exactly match information on

a person's driver license.

Georgia's population is 32 percent black.

The Associated Press reports that black voters make up 70 percent of the applications currently

on hold by Kemp's office.

Kemp dismisses allegations of voter suppression as outrageous.

BRIAN KEMP: And this farce about voter suppression and people being held up from being on the

rolls from being able to vote is absolutely not true.

Anyone who meets the requirements that's on the pending list, all they have to do is do

the same thing that you and I at home have to do.

Go to your polling location, show your government I.D., and you can vote.

LISA DESJARDINS: At a private event last month, Kemp voiced skepticism about the high number

of absentee ballot requests among Democratic voters.

"Rolling Stone" magazine obtained audio of his remarks.

BRIAN KEMP: They have just an unprecedented number of that, which is something that continues

to concern us, especially if everybody uses and exercises their right to vote, which they

absolutely can, and mail those ballots in.

We got to have heavy turnout to offset that.

LISA DESJARDINS: Abrams says minority voters are bearing the brunt of Kemp's policies.

STACEY ABRAMS: Voter suppression isn't only about blocking the vote.

It's also about creating an atmosphere of fear, making people worried that their votes

won't count.

LISA DESJARDINS: It is a debate in several election hot spots this year.

In North Dakota's high-profile U.S. Senate race, a Native American tribe is suing to

block a new voter I.D. law passed by the Republican-controlled statehouse.

The Spirit Lake Tribe says the measure disenfranchises voters who live on reservations, many of whom

don't have official addresses on their I.D.'s, or don't have an identification card at all.

Meanwhile, in Kansas, officials in the majority Hispanic Dodge City moved the area's only

polling place outside city limits.

And, in Texas, Arizona, Florida and other states, election officials have closed hundreds

of polling sites and enacted stricter voter I.D. laws over the past few years.

This election, the polls and voting itself are on the ballot.

For the "PBS NewsHour," I'm Lisa Desjardins.

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U.S. charges Jho Low, ex- Goldman bankers over 1MDB scandal - Duration: 0:55.

the US Justice Department has charged two former Goldman Sachs bankers and

Malaysian financier John Lowe Jolo rather with money laundering and bribery

the three are accused of laundering billions of dollars embezzled from a

Malaysian state fund called 1bt 1m DB and using it for bribes and kickbacks to

foreign officials prosecutors say the money was used to buy houses a private

jet and even to help finance the film of the wolf of Wall Street

one of the former gold Goldman Sachs bankers Roger Eng was arrested in

Malaysia on Thursday and he or his lawyers are yet to issue a statement the

other Tim Lightner has pleaded guilty to the charges and agreed to forfeit just

under forty four million dollars jolo remains at large and his legal team

issued a statement maintaining his innocence

For more infomation >> U.S. charges Jho Low, ex- Goldman bankers over 1MDB scandal - Duration: 0:55.

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US midterms divide women in era of #MeToo | Anywhere but Washington - Duration: 10:26.

For more infomation >> US midterms divide women in era of #MeToo | Anywhere but Washington - Duration: 10:26.

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Trump: US troops will consider rocks thrown at them at border as 'firearms' - Duration: 0:30.

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Bob Hugin: We need to transform the US healthcare system - Duration: 6:16.

For more infomation >> Bob Hugin: We need to transform the US healthcare system - Duration: 6:16.

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US files criminal charges against a Chinese company for alleged theft of trade secrets - Duration: 0:55.

For more infomation >> US files criminal charges against a Chinese company for alleged theft of trade secrets - Duration: 0:55.

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U.S. Senate candidate Kyrsten Sinema at phone bank voting event today - Duration: 0:45.

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U.S. midterms: Democrats favorites to win House, GOP in prime position to hold Senate - Duration: 2:02.

there is less than one week to go before the US midterm elections which will

shape the remaining two years of President Trump's first term in office

for more on this and other news from around the world let's turn to our know

Adam Adam how are the odds looking for both parties in the house and in the

Senate well mark opinion poll suggests Democrats are favourites to win

the house while Republicans may maintain control of the Senate according to a

Washington Post Shar school poll across 69 congressional districts identified as

competitive in late August 50 percent of likely voters support the Democratic

candidate candidate while 46 percent support the Republican The Post says the

four percentage point difference is superficial given the polls during a

half percentage point margin of error however it does note the finding marks a

sharp turn from 2016 when voters in these districts backed Republicans by a

margin of 15 percentage points the paper suggests that with 63 of the

battleground districts held by Republicans that kind of shift in

sentiment would be sufficient for Democrats to take control of the house

the hurdle the Democrats face meanwhile is voter turnouts the party is usually

docked by low turnout and is at greater risk of falling short of what the

candidates need to win races in terms of campaigns two main issues are at the

forefront of voters minds the Democratic Party is focusing its campaign on health

care while the GOP is betting on Trump's harsh rhetoric on immigration to

motivate conservative voters according to CNN more than 23 million ballots have

been cast already in early voting and the rest of the American public will go

to the polls next Tuesday all 435 seats in the house are up for grabs as well as

35 seats in the Senate and 39 governorships