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Tuesday, November 1, 2016

Spending a night at Dracula's castle

A brother and sister from Canada are the first overnight guests for some 70 years to spend a night at Dracula's castle in Transylvania, Romania, after winning a contest run by vacation rental marketplace Airbnb.


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Biden says Trump is "the definition of the abuse of power"

U.S. vice president Joe Biden says Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump is the "definition of the abuse of power," citing that he "rooted for the housing crisis," hasn't paid his taxes in 18 years and has women accusing him of sexual abuse. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).


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Trump and Pence attack Obamacare

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump tells supporters in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania that, "When we win on November 8 and elect a Republican congress, we will be able to immediately repeal and replace Obamacare." Rough Cut (no reporter narration).


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Denmark to build new Hans Christian Andersen Museum

The hometown of Hans Christian Andersen reveals plans to build a gigantic fairytale museum for the most translated writer in the world. Rough Cut - no reporter narration


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Breakingviews TV: Stop the presses!

USA Today publisher Gannett abandoned its bid for rival Tronc, underscoring wider industry woes. Jen Saba and Jeffrey Goldfarb talk about whether old-school moguls might help.


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New robot toy uses ‘emotions’ to interact with people

Combining a bit of movie magic and state of the art technology, a California start-up has unveiled a new type of robot packed with personality. Ben Gruber reports.


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New robot toy uses ‘emotions’ to interact with people

Combining a bit of movie magic and state of the art technology, a California start-up has unveiled a new type of robot packed with personality. Ben Gruber reports.


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