and so unless you stop using it, everyone stops using it. there's no way for us to stop crypt currency from being an effective part of the ransomware problem. so we're stuck with that right now. cybersecurity expert, todd shipley. thank you so much for letting your expertise. thank you. i'm now for a quick break, but when we come back, i flew, says a 4 day work week is the way to go. we'll discuss the pros and cons behind the idea and why it may not work for everyone. next. and as we go to break here, the numbers out to close the ah ah ah, ah ah special summer solutions where we look at the solutions. i'm here with stacy herbert and we've got a special guest, stacy, right out there mcloud of gold money dot com. he writes amazing pieces over there are lots of blog posts, research, and all sorts of stuff. i recommend you check it out, your latest pieces out there are called too much liquidity and inflation access and consumer prices. so this is definitely the biggest theme of 2021 and that is inflation ah, to don't leave, you know, should move

, we used the suffering. we'd been told the nuns would whisper in the women's ears, was it worth this for your 2 minutes of pleasure? and as soon as the baby was born, it was taken away from the mother who was then forced to work for 3 in either their mother and they will be associated macklin laundries for a year. and then the baby was in the care of the nuns. if it died, it seems to have been simply disposed on, but it's broadly held that at least 6000 babies died of things like starvation, if it lives up to the age of possibly 3 or 4. it was then usually adopted out very often to american families who was checked for the suitability to be a parents. and usually the woman who gave birth in the mother and baby home never saw her child again. it just seems like really, really cruel forms and punishment to people who may have done absolutely nothing wrong. i was told to say my name was james. besides, to take my culture of me, my family with me, they took my money and i started thinking this is absolute, the e

us attorney out here. and so all of these claims come out make. this is happening and that's happening. these people are being betted very carefully. and the reason that we're letting some of them into the country is because they're political refugees and africa has refugees that deserve asylum here . if they can prove it and they're there, they're going to be better. they're going to be very careful. it's not going to be anybody led into the country. scottie, who has the bowl of symptoms, or who has here is cobit symptoms. i understand why you either guess that i thank him for a service is worried about it, and i think it's good to voice concerns, but i think the administration is to wear them, scotty. and i don't think we're going to have any runaway problems, or people with the bowl, or coven being allowed in the country. not cuz you're not from africa, not from latin america. we're trying to be careful about this, and yet we're fine. there is a large amount of testing positive at the border even though

think of us like the freemasons for criminals. when i got home i got an e-mail from the head of communications of the united grand lodge of england saying would you like to come in for a chat? the free masons up and down england had phoned in to protest that i was comparing them to the mafia. so i did of course go along. i talked to the historian, i realize there immediately i think that there was i only knew a little bit about history of free masonry. particularly form an angle in italy has a very important role in the history of free masonry, that's why spent a fair bit of my book in there. the united states occupies so does britain and italy they are the major bases if you would like. italy because of the catholic church long history of fear and suspicion of freemasonry. free masonry is first repressed by mussolini in 19205. and also the whole history of collusion between free masonry, crime, the p2 story and various mafia organizations to the freemasons in italy. so, i knew a bit of the story. then i realize, i got the sense y

it's on us to make sure that they get it. the funding is there and the urgency is there. one of the things the pandemic has shown us or has exposed, the inequities and the gaps that are there and i just wonder when it comes to that kind of access, was the access even more severe than you thought it was before the pandemic? >> yes and i will share with you it was about april of 2020 we were about a month into the shut down in connecticut and i had a conversation with a superintendent from a very wealthy district. they had great broadband access and many were fortunate to have a parent to be able to work from home and then the curriculum top-notch. we invested in it years ago so all we had to do is flip a switch and they got high quality education. that same day i spoke to a superintendent that was under resourced with students that were well below the poverty line and i asked how it's going there and she shared with me that it took four weeks to communicate with her families and through snail mail and community was four weeks ahead already. they were trying to connect with

and predators know that they could target us. and people in general know that they could target a unprecedented anti government protests and keeper of certainly caught the eye of the us media on top lawmakers. florida's governor is even claiming the island nation might have to be bombed and some others insist that the countries on the brink of revolution, the spot things haven't calmed significantly now on the streets. washington is also adamant. changes on the account is the largest protest we've seen in cuba and a long time that will obviously have an impact on how we proceed. so we will see how things develop and the days ahead and develop our policy responses accordingly . it's almost like christmas came early this year for america's political hawk's anti government protests have fled up in cuba. what better opportunity for the us to finish something? it couldn't back in the sixty's. now with all the tricks from the venezuelan handbook of regime change, step one, intimidate, scare them, bully them, make it look like you're on

ah, let's bring in august joining us from june. this is counted kalauia history professor of the mediterranean school of business, and he's also a political analyst on june as yet from washington. d. c. sarah, your keys, a senior fellow in carnegie's middle east program and from both in turkey. sali, yes and a fellow at the ostrom workshop at the indiana university bloomington, a warm welcome to you all, sarah, if i can begin with you, you are tweeting earlier. what to watch out for this pans out? if the president grabs more power, we're looking at a qu, we should keep an eye on the reaction of the security forces. sure, keeping on other arab states. is this not really though just a coup in slow motion? to me, it looks like a cou, i think if you read the constitution that the president is using to justify his actions, it very clearly states that he needs to consult the prime minister and the speaker of parliament before taking these emergency actions, which he didn't do so i think it's very hard for him to say that this is not a co

the us is energy minister said this that the u. s u has sacrificed the most and we can't make a new agreement under the same conditions. we have a sovereign right to negotiate that. so does he have a point when he says that we have a sovereign right in this? absolutely, i mean that the problem here, again, the reference point of all these agreements is to put levels from 12018. so it's quite clear again, that the royalties, you know, having increased the potential output or the action that was that they can, that they have a right to renegotiate. and the question is, how do they negotiate? and i think that has changed and all these have become they used to be under ships . i've been kind of recording, trying to find common ground from to be diplomatic and compromising, bring brick matic. and i think being assertive now means they playing everything in a 0 sum fashion, which means you know, negotiations are hard and they're being forward in the public domain, which is something that the morality is know how to dominate. they know ho

us relationship stand? the 1st meeting in anchorage, alaska was an embarrassing failure for secretary of state, blinking at the 2nd meeting. the chinese presented the americans with a set of demands. it would seem to stage a set for real negotiation and not just the roof. oh right now, there are 2000000000 people who are overweight or obese. it's profitable to sell food that is pricey and sugary and the under the victim, not at the individual level. it's not individual willpower. and if we go on believing that will never change, that industry has been influencing very deeply. the medical and scientific establishment, ah, what's driving the it's corporate, me the i'm at kaiser this is the kaiser report, you know, we've been right for so many years and there's just so many ways to demonstrate how we've been right. charged graph stations by various experts, including ourselves. so they say graphically, what are we talking about today? well, we have some chart tear to show you what has happened after 50 years o

earlier political podcast hosts justin robert young told us the bible ministration can use such threats as a control to politically. from the patriot act on forward they've consistently looked to crisis, is to try to expand their own policing tools, many of which were the long held wishes for them. and now they have yet another reason to do it. people that have never been across the line and are now being legally held accountable for it, but the call for domestic terrorism has not only been seized on by the f b i, which would be doing this for a while. but also, of course, the by the ministration which can use it as a cudgel political, the f b i is inherently a political organization. now, the definition exactly where it politically aligned with a more interesting question on whether or not a please straight liberal, conservative or loyal to a republican or democratic party, or what i think is most accurate, loyal to washington dc. and the fact that there are just columns of power that exist in that political town and not so secret service. frances main intelligence agency is giving a s

i'm not using force and will over tesla. i don't even like running test, essentially what he said, oh, interesting to hear that one of the richest men in the world is now saying that he's not happy with his main company that you know, he's got a lot of fame for. okay, so ultimately what could happen in this case? well, a couple things could happen. one is if the judge in this case, and by the way there is no jury is just the judge is looking at it. if the judge in this case says, look, tesla made this purchased, it didn't harm tough lead to do so. and this company was as much as arguing worth more than what mosque was saying, right? been no harm, no foul, it's all fine. and the, the plaintiff is eventually, are going to not be able to go anywhere with it. if the judge looks at, it says, well, actually test i shouldn't have made this purchase, must then influence board members who also had a conflict of interest. it wasn't in the best interest of shareholders, and they did this essentially to bail him out. so they could save

go ahead and no, i agree, and the us withdrawal us very quickly. there's a vacuum left behind. it is obviously the challenges for neighbors because they're not going anywhere. and obviously as you mentioned, direct is all of this, this, this could very easily be stabilized ventilation in the military and i'm more instability. so i think i have not gotten government to read explaining to projects . and again, the possibility of having this renewal of the civil war of the 90 s could be quite problematic something and obviously most goes quite concerned about it. but again, there's also some opportunities i would say because the u. s. strategy and it's all the centralization was too large, extensive the central nation region from countries like russia and china. so this was with economic projects that everything was geared to in this direction. now and this was consistent with the u. s. u. k. history of your asia, which has been brought to divide by the major powers. so the news coming out from china and russian, but even iran to smaller extent is the failure of the us natal condi

it was used to be the us central command. on the other hand, paula bar also welcome the decision and said that we support the exit of all foreign forces from a background base and they will come that decision. the other hand, general scotsman, that the us forces one is done, come on, also met with the present national money and he again reaffirmed as a boat and that there how to be honest on the especially stood up when security forces. on the other hand, there are a lot of a lot of his collisions of attacks going on in atlanta. some of the moments districts were captured by the taliban from the one security forces, including some, some, some major districts. and we are also witnessing some of the districts were also captured about the power button and the what the, what the problem is close to to go to, to the capital carbon high ranking officials also told you that the battle is getting close to the top harness on it's about enough out of burden on the shoulders of i want to son, not security forces. but we are also told by

he were ruled out on a technicality, because he use left wing parts. he wants to rewrite the constitution of prospect, that has concerned opposition. politicians. a former close ally of pope frances is on trial accused of financial crimes. he and 9 others are being accused of several offences, including extortion, embezzlement, and money laundering in the biggest trial ever to take place within the vatican. andrew simmons reports from london on the links that the case has to the u. k. what has the vatican, the heart of the roman catholic church and chelsea, one of the most exclusive and desirable parts of london got in common. it isn't religion, it's money. lots of it then add to that murky deals. extortion and fraud, revolving around a central figure. not a godfather, a catholic cardinal angelo. bet you. he was a close adviser to pope francis, who fired him last year, accusing him of nepotism. but this scandal is far bigger than favors for friends and family. bet you and 9 others face charges including embezzlement, extortion, money laundering, and ab

the brooklyn based editor at haiti, liberty use weekly publication, says that the us acts as a kingmaker as regards the nation. so we're likely to see an upsurge and uptick of haitian refugees leaving the country. and the u. s. is going to say that this is a threat to international stability, etc, etc. and they may, they may try yet another military or military occupation of haiti, which will be the 4th. this would be something that i think would be poor and gasoline on the fire. patients are very proud, would be very upset to have their sovereignty trampled once again. washington has been the king maker if you will, in haiti, and in the case of a job now my weeds and his predecessor michelle marcelli, they had a big hand in having them elected into office. many haitians call that an electoral kuda. tar. so washington is very interested in haiti, of chairs the island with the dominican republic. it is a neighbor of cuba right across the windward passage. so geo strategically, it's very important to judge the high course in london, her suspended for 9 months. all 6 followed by grunfeld to

and those who are calling us to move foster, they cordially invited to come, enjoy us and help us. that's easy. well, those who are your code yearly inviting with those who were there last week. if you look at the state department, human rights report, the latest one. what, what is the, what's damaging western confidence in you is this continue drumbeat of human rights abuses that are reported in your country as pointed out in the latest human rights report from washington. the concerned that's highlighted is not just the abuse, but with a corruption. the abuse or torture that's carried out by state employees in your security service, that's bad enough, but the impunity that surrounds them. the fact they can violate the, or with a pretty strong assurance that they'll get away with it. are you happy about that? when it comes to human rights abuses, insecurity institutions, you know, this is something that is not says neither systemic nor large scale. and unfortunately, to my deepest regrets present not only in ukraine, but also in other countries of europe. we follow recommendations

and thank you, the audience, for joining us today 2:00 p.m. from a joint my colleague, paige cunningham a conversation with medical experts about the state of the coronavirus pandemic vaccine variant. always had to washington post live.com to register and find more information about upcoming programs. thank you for joining us. >> here are some of our live coverage tomorrow on c-span's the house comes in at 10:00 a.m. eastern to start work on 2022 federal spending legislation. on c-span2 8:00 a.m. from his conference with house minority leader kevin mccarthy and house members he originally named to be on the special committee created to investigate a january 6 attack on the u.s. capitol. later in the morning on c-span2, the senate starts work 10:30 a.m. with the boat later in the day to confirm todd kemp as assistant attorney general for the environment and natural resources. on c-span three 9:30 a.m., house january 6 committee holds its first hearing with witss

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the bias we all have they come from the media, they come from people around us. you cannot just wish them away. what you can try to do is be conscious of them and make sure you do not given to them. and it is not your fault but it is your responsibility to counterbalance those biases that we all have. i cannot think about specific instances off the top of my head but there were moments for instance there terrible neighborhood in terms of crime rates and so on. i end up talking to somebody who is really, really thoughtful, really, released martin educated. i find myself surprised. assuming something intellectually isw wrong. because this is a poor neighborhood, everyone i news going to be poorly educated and that is just not b true. i do think i caught myself and some moments of making assumptions that probably came out of my own bias. and then being embarrassedea when i realize how erroneousou they were. >> i think we have all been there. and it is okay that we have been there. i think the fact you are in tune with your self your own biases there something you ta

some outlets used to kill a straight cube and unrest. this one was taken in 2011 in egypt, just like when things were going down in venezuela and the mainstream media didn't want us to find out that it was the us back to protest is not the government. who said this a truck on fire? well, i guess think of it as humanitarian arson. florida authorities got so excited about the unrest in cuba. they even allowed demonstrators at home to block the streets. something they had explicitly banned for black lives matter. at this point, you might be getting that faint stench of racial discrimination but don't fret. it's very different. according to the florida governor. i had a good discussion with leaders in the cuban american community about the comenius dictatorships crimes against the people of cuba. we stand in solidarity with the people of cuba and we are united in support of their right to choose freedom over the communist regime. again, all painfully reminiscent of venezuela protests including in washington itself, which the breathlessly bac

they say we use by chinese hackers to target networks. and the us says, indicted for chinese nationals linked to the ministry of state security with a large scale campaign to have computers between 20112018. we'll get to august surely the 1st katrina year reports now from beijing. this collective condemnation of chinese cyber attacks by at least 30 countries, including the u. s. has mean deeply embarrassing for aging. china has responded by denying that it's supported or encouraged any cyber attacks. and it's called these accusations groundless and politically motivated. now bay ging is trying to undermine the credibility of the u. s. allegations by saying it has not provided enough evidence. there are simply too many of the actors around the world. it's very difficult to pinpoint their exact location, let alone tie these to a single government waging, as also trying to turn the tables on washington and saying that more cyber attacks around the world occur from inside the united states. it accuses washington of indiscriminately eavesdropp

oh, maybe if i want to go to the making us, i hope i'm not captured. we've been attacked more than 10 times here and we've beaten them and push them back. don't lose your morale and get it governess. the telephone no controls lodge areas of rule less. ghana stone, including more than half of the countries districts as africa, security forces attempt to slow the televisions. momentum in a nationally televised address. president gunny had a message of diplomacy which articulated a widely supported program for a bridge from an all out war to judging and lasting peace to a political set. and we do not see a military solution. we firmly believe in a political solution ghani, the former finance minister, and a former world bank economist, spoke extensively about the economy lace about the war that ravaging his country and about a 3rd of the government's revenue comes through border crossings. it is loss more than $33000000.00 in the past month after the taliban seized 7 crossings. the largest is here in spin bolduc. after 2 weeks, it is just reopened to trad

actually not only in the us. so i think over the course of the years, former president bush kind of focus shifted. maybe also because he realized that he needed a fresh, fresh argument to justify this military action. i mean, to just put in some fingers here, we mustn't forget, around $2500.00 us military, lost their lives and x and $40000.00 african civilians died and the total cost for the war was over a $1000000000.00. so this became a very unpopular war here in the united states. let's talk about the german chancellor and the former us president. we know that mr. bush is fondness for chancellor miracle has grown through the years. you know, chancellor medical as well. and how does she regard mister bush? is this fondness is it mutual? you know, there is actually an interesting interview with angle america from some years ago. she said, i wouldn't be here and i quote that here is not for george h bush. this is the father or job of george w bush. we have to keep in mind, i'm going to america grew up in the east

let us rejoice and be glad in it. today, father, we can rejoice and we can also, as scripture tells us, we can be in continual prayer for those we serve and to those we love. father, we are reminded -- as i am inspired by those in the chamber -- they have faithfully served their constituents in this great state. in your relentless pursuit of us and your faithfulness, even when we are not faithful to you, as you relentlessly pursue us ultimately by sending your son, jesus christ, for the forgiveness of sins in whose name we pray. amen. >> amen. >> the honorable stephenson will lead us in the pledge of allegiance. >> members, let us pledge allegiance to the united states. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation, under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. honor the texas flag, i pledge allegiance to thee, texas, one state under god, one and indivisible. god bless america. [gavel banging] >> the chair will hear excuses for absent m

for news use, use john hardy joining me now. so anyway, personal knowledge of the cuban people, but also as cards a major event in cuba over the past few years, including you sat down with fidel castro, 1991. i'm sure that was a interesting conversation into the security getting into sort of an incredible, you know, i want to get your take on the advances. you watch everything going on in the streets. i've not only keeper, but the american reaction. where are we at, what do you see happening right now? well, i mean, it seems clear the cause is something that is been probably escalated by covert 19. so look, cubans in cuba need to fix 1st of all a vibrant economy which they don't have have never had and aren't going to have because it's a failed system and it doesn't offer that socialism doesn't work. we know that and they're still trying to push it through in cuba. toler, clarify, who's trying to push it. there obviously are the people still thinking it's going to work or they who still trying to people resign themselves to capt

let me tell you else used to come on my show about the kennedy assessment. workstall used to come on my show all the time. and i used to go to more and more more it would come out. there's act and bring the entire kennedy commission all the 15 volumes and lay down there as he's doing his that. and he introduced me to mark lane. mark lane used to come on the show. mort, as you know, was different. yeah. well more spun down the bunny hall. i mean listen when you come out in a newspaper and a nice shell pack, a sweater and rico been do cheese hungry. i and you talk about the days, but that's cool. but what lenny started bringing his court transcripts and more got so we almost got jim garrison level into that assassination. it start for somebody that bright, it spirals in on itself. i think and that's morgan. he got, he got obsessed. you did. if you ever want to read a great book, the folks about somebody who had an epiphany of liberal politics. read mart solves heart lad because my man enlisted, he liked to run with the liberals. but at some point, he predicted everything that's happeni

us. i'm surprised to not making recommendations and other countries given their levels of vaccine hesitancy. the ad comes after you came minister's reporting to plans for mandatory vaccine passports to enter pumps and restaurants do to start in the autumn despite what's presented as a hugely successful and collation program with almost 35000000 already having received shot. but persons fall from the country were pro job prussia is in full force. and thumb might have gone too far. while by video, the interest thoughts in australia not been denounced for scare tactics. and for using an actor who's in an age group, not yet eligible for the job, a trailer has been suffering from vaccine supply problems on subsequently a slow pace of inoculation. critic say that makes the use of such advertising even less appropriate. we debated the issue real worry for me about this is you're going to create i to take society that will be those people who call and have a vaccine for medical reasons or maybe f

attention all units tear gas is now being used in the area. we have another large group. >> i read you officer. >> okay go to six and seven. >> 6:19 we have another large group. >> large group on 34th and prospect. >> 34th and prospect. the whole world is watching. the whole world is watching. the whole world is watching. this was the spring offensive, the mobilization of masses of people at a given time and place attracts worldwide news coverage and attention. the protest organizer, insider and promoter, it is a necessary tactic. on april 24th, 1971, the national peace action coalition, supported by welfare rights groups, labor unions and others, held a massive demonstration in washington d. c.. some 175,000 people, from all walks of life, with differing ideologies and purposes, marched from the white house to the capital. washington has grown accustomed to this method of voicing dissent, this was an organized demonstration with parade permits, marshals and responsible leadership. the demonstrators take their positions on the war, racial disc

in the us. you know, so my, spain swept to the side bar on the mainstream media and you even have some journalist to die that still protest at calling him a journalist will are going to say that job without any sort of opinion that's added to it. he's just giving the raw data to the people and i think he should be applauded for that. or pink floyd co funder roger waters, a long time supporter of julie le sounds told r t the media has been cowed into silence and it's reporting of the case. i was at a street protest last february and we march from the australian embassy to parliament square. and we made fun speeches. and we made all the points that we've all made again and again and again and again. the government took absolutely no notice. has it got through to to a large section of the public? yeah. has. are there many decent people in the general population? yes, they're all. have they now heard the story? yes, they have what they terribly moved and tainted by the smear campaign against julia .

this is the sound of us troops leaving. i've got a son to his fate. in 2001 after the 911 terrorist attacks us troops stoned bugs into a key military base to hunt down militant groups responsible for the atrocity. now the afghan government is getting control back, even though talks between them and taliban militants have made no headway. president biden believes that can work. look, we're in that war for 20 years. 20 years. and i think i met with the african government here in the white house in the oval. i think they have the capacity to be able to sustain the government. africans do not have as much faith in their government as biden as military to depart. they too are looking for a way out people are flocking to passport offices in capital to plan their exit. but on the very voted about a possible return of the taliban. so we want to leave the country before the situation just was the problem. all of your most districts have fallen, not a single district without fighting. they've even reached the chief of police and office and provincial capital. i

local journalists filed this report for us. we are now in front of the private residence of the presidents . if you see jovan eloise, who was a suffocated on the 9th of july, the 6th, the 7th, by a group of men who have yet to be identified. now representatives of the country high court have met with relatives of the victims on the family of the capital of porto, printed mc. absolutely. all activities have been suspended for private and state, and businesses have shot the doors to the country's 1st lady was also shows an injured. she's been lifted to a hospital in miami for treatment, 80 some buster to the u. s. a martine, we see, is in a stable but critical condition. ortiz john hubby picked up the story. it was a brazen and calculated attack. gunman storming the private residence of haitian president giovano mois. he just after 1 am wednesday morning shooting him to death and wounding his wife. martine, the 53 year old haitian president and 1st lady lived in the hills, just above 80 capital, a port, a prince in a neighbourhoo

and talk about using the title basin for that memorial. putting the process through design and construction, the memorial was dedicated 1943, and construction had to continue through world war ii. the jefferson memorial, was not without controversy in terms of its location. the construction of the memorial, would require the removal of a number of cherry trees. despite the protest, known as the cherry tree rebellion, a number of women editor of the washington times herald, went down to the tidal basin one day, and chained themselves to the cherry trees, walking construction vehicles from coming in and removing the trees. they ultimately receive the concession, that any tree removed, would be replanted along the title basin. for more than 100 years, the cherry trees have been a beloved institution in washington d.c.. symbolizing the friendship between the people of united states and the people of japan. in the wake of the attack on pearl harbor, 1941, the love of the cherry trees was put to the test. washingtonians, for the duration of worl

i just don't use all the because it's always more use to meet the he could contribute it usually. so it should have gone. yeah. because when you go from the moment that she is not a monumental charged look on the air. welcome back. it has been a wild year in the world of 1000000000 air back private space enterprise and things are just heating up. we've talked at length about richard branson in virgin galactic, completing the 1st space tourism flight carrying civilian just last sunday and coming up next week, amazon founder jeff bade. those will make history with his company blue origin. if all goes well, bases and his brother mark, along with 2 other passengers, will be the world's 1st all civilian crew to complete a sub orbital flight on an unpopulated spacecraft. on tuesday, the civilian crew will take an 11 minute journey in the fully automated new shepherd rocket, launching them 100 kilometers into the air before returning to earth in a capital supported by parachute. so just how hot can the private space race get? well, to discuss, let's bring an air tangle. he's an adjunct p

and thanks to our viewers for watching us here at r t c you next time. and remember the the financial advisor guide. i don't buy a i by mom a few years. that's not an almost friday. that's the last time i buy it from the future. so for i can watch kaiser report now as part of the international mega science with that project. neither is being built into. it's going to allow the scientists to study matter. they believe it existed just to the big bank that formed ah, the more flu shane in the order for the children. are you when you want to deal with great teachers samantha moments, i'm glad that we just go play that mika evolution here from go. i that i don't want to even move this who just put his credit in. yes, that is the the industry prefers to millions of euros in the regulations. i will be thinking about making money. i think it's about big corporation, international markets. import export. do you imagine the number of per, the diseases are in every family today due to new viruses or new microbes? not true. so it is due to environment. last not goin

we call it be 100 percent certain that the vaccine use that we have at the moment will protect us against all possible versions of this virus. so therefore, we should be accepting the vaccines will reduce our risk of getting covered quite nicely actually. but they're not going to guarantee and therefore, what we're saying is huge vaccines as part of your control effort. but also, why not just keep going with the physical distance in the one me to row? why not keep going with ma squaring? why not keep going with really good hygiene? why not keep going with isolation when you're sick? why not keep going with protecting elderly people and those who got other diseases with vaccines because they are really good protective? if there is the perception conveyed to the population of any country, that basically we're all going to say we're going to break for a break free and we're not going to be troubled by the virus. and there's no turning back. it's a bit of a hostage to fortune just supposed, as far as takes advantage of the freedom day and really spreads an awful lot and you end up with a situ

in the past, similar made regarding the use of record goes on what can go the vector. this is jessica wiggly denied by on 14th, including the president of it in july. 2000 also appear to be an attempt to understand that new since june. as you can tell, just from the noise level that not everybody was in agreement run. what impact is that having on journalism in india, from your perspective? so quickly, i mean one of them falling on the list of you know, potential i will go into that. this is the most bizarre thing offer. so that was really vital. who is the t minister? the i t minister was found on the list of people who have potentially pegasus spyware on that phone. that is bizarre. all right. let me run a couple vindictive ment, scientific vindictive government for him. he does not just keep a job on his enemies, but also keep the job job on his allies. and that's the last explain it. majority the, the g. it's been dictate majority in regina that they are constantly so railing. people who are giving opinions about them, the general who was just talking about, about

she used to use to me, she was also please when you got into the trees. that particular interest was provoked by the energy at which particles collided. 10 giga electrons i. t p that we get as we do have 30 minutes. that's fine yet know you book i didn't group roster. know which was when you go national to anybody show really what these days. this is the most accepted model for describing how the universe began. literally from nothing in the beginning, what the big thing and then don't the size of 10 to the power of minus 33 centimeters started to expand very quickly. it was in the 1st 10 to the power of minus 44 seconds that our universe came into being taking matter apart, brick by brick, to understand how they were laid is an incredibly ambitious goal. and that's where the collider comes in. we all remember from our physics schoolbooks, the structure of anatomy, which consists of charged particles, protons, electrons and ions. you wanted, you wanted that with and without the one. no. is that a chip on the system that isn't your printer atoms won't acce

therefore, we are grateful for us and friends who stood with us during this trial. i mean, you say historical friends with the u. k. i mean, anyone who knows the colonial history of that area once done knows we slaughter and atrocities committed by british colonialism in what is now subsidized, actually, or they forgot met? well, i mean, call on the other mega see, has its own history, or in fact, you know, that the creation of the house with which i corrected that it's not the creation per se, because the people of south with and died for the, for these come mean historically good relationship with london. i mean you're not going to statues and lord kitchener in job. presumably. i mean you don't amend the relationship only by creation of the statute for them. but we have a good relationship with the u. k. we have an embassy gilba, and before that you k give access to have emission in the united kingdom and this one before a data friend them after the finding of the comprehensive piece of limb and in 2005 . i don't know whether it amuses you that britain has a few p

i suspect good will be many years for us to get used to it . find the best conditions prevention strategies. mcqueen keep spending able to pay for luck seems to all humanity a former police officer who's likely to become new york city's next to mer. after he won the democratic nomination. he was picked despite a year of bill and protests calling to defend the police. at the same time, crime is soaring with the new york state governor cuomo declaring a gun violence disaster emergency. the new democratic new york commercial candidate is eric adams. his 22 year police veterans currently serving his brooklyn. bert president, his firm stance on co matching the rising number of shootings in the city with the full front of his bid for the nomination. adams, while supporting police reforms also voiced opposition towards the funding place. if black lives really matter, it can only be against police abuse and has to be against the violence that's sitting apart our communities. people want to feel safe. right now they don't feel safe. crime is happening a

and i believe that the only be out for us is the peace process to succeed. so instead of really counting the months and days, let's think of the possibility of the peace process to proceed. ok, hey, let me know. well that, that has given us the hope for a continuation of the peace process. okay, we're almost out of time you're marvin, i'll give you the last 30 seconds. go ahead. i'm a little bit more pessimistic that we're starting on this. i don't think there is a piece that tell him i have to are convinced that they were on the very military victory. the united states is not losing here. the loser in south got us then see i got people and i think we have to keep that in mind. united states will go on without god is done. although we replications it's, it's looking all the parts of the world to invest a militarily and in other ways. so if we ask on people who are going to suffer here, and that's the tragedy that, well, we can all agree on this panel. it is a tragedy here many thanks them, i guess in washington del mar and, and cobble. and thanks to our view

we go past and they look at us like zombies. you'd think that the national god is there to serve us. not the other way round. in fact, what villages and journeys he tried to travel to actually recently tell us is that there are now 5 checkpoints, all belonging to the war in criminal groups down that road. in the middle of the mo, there's actually an army checkpoint. we told it's just round the corner, just a couple of 100 me is from one of the criminal ones. but the army either con or doesn't want to clear the road. and that's why we haven't been able to get there. and that's why we're reporting this from itsco city. actually you became a national issue before the midterm election. the president himself said he visit, he's not the person. this is philip ralph. yes, i will visit just after the election. i know, i believe, as i know all of the municipalities in mexico, i spent the night there. mickey, i can tell you that in front of the main square, there's a hotel where i've stayed. you'd have trouble staying at that hotel now. i

that's useful. but in a way, this is primarily well visited. marco will not make decisions that will bind the next german government and i think both sides are aware of that. i think a change of government is likely to cause the us to move on any of these subjects because as pretty firm grounding in all of its opinions. that's right, but i think the u. s. government is a way that to find solutions and to strike a deal. it will need a new german government. macro can hardly do this at this stage. she's an outgoing chancellor. so she may prepare certain things and exchange views with her team. but the new data will have to be struck with the new german government. and that will certainly be a compromise which involve the package of things like not stream like the, the terrorists and other issues. right. clemons 1st from the info institute. thanks a lot for joining us on data we business. thank you. now, china has reported growth just under 8 percent for the 2nd quarter compared to last year. that is l

i'm showing thomas certainly glad to have you with us. both johnson has announced that england is ready to lift many krona virus restrictions, claiming that while cases are still going up, deaf are down. the final decision on using the lockdown will be taken in a week's time. but the prime minister has already revealed the roadmap to what he called reopening society on the 19th of july. we can't reopen our society in the next few weeks when we will be helped by the arrival of summer and by the school holidays. then massage ourselves. when will we be able to return to normal bars? johnson addressing the people of england today ahead of that so called freedom day on july, the 19th, where a number of restrictions will be lifted. the majority of them, in fact, of those are the remaining of borrowers. johnson outlining that, for example, face mosques on the transport network, no longer be obligatory to where that will be no more social distance. they go track and trace requirements. when going to hospitality outlets like restaurants and pubs a

and they would use these, these, okay use as an opportunity to weaken the government and therefore to promote themselves. and from that point you hopefully taking the country. well, that is definitely something that we are following out. of course, what's happening now in georgia as always, good to have you on your insight that was martin corny, also, and russia honest. i do. i have been hunger. pandemic could turn out to be worse than anything covert has out the walls. that's the warning coming. smoke fun, it says 11 people are dying of starvation globally every minute. while 155000000 people are partnered facing crisis levels of food and security. the charge is also published a series of harrowing, fast hands accounts of women's struggling to feed the children. i come secure a good quality 14 for my children. therefore i feel guilty and i feel that no matter how much i'm trying, i still need to do more. i had to look for solutions. i can go hungry, but the boy cannot. i even dared. i dared allure to go back for food because i couldn't endure hunger. it hurts me amount of ideas on wh

why don't you tell us more about the book, merger books take us to and why? all the way to china. >> yes my books start actually with that average american consumer name is julie she is a mother of two. she's actually working on decorating her child's halloween party. when she comes across as very cheaply made of styrofoam. it actually had sat her start for two years before sure number to open it. it's one of those thing someone had purchased because it was insanely cheap, too good of a deal to pass on. such a bargain deal. but nobody actually had a real need for it. sat in storage for two years before she she even remembered she had it. she finally opened it she was shocked to receive an sos letter written by the political prisoner of china who'd made in manufactured this very product in a labor camp. the book tells his story, how he was abandoned in a camp but more importantly what were the problems in our supply chain that make it really easy for things manufactured and labor camps the end up selling at a kmart in portland, oregon. stream xo fulfillment as

thank you so much for joining us. i don't weinstein from the quincy institute for responses. statecraft, thanks for having me. in recent years, the country with the 2nd largest troop deployment in afghanistan after the americans with germany, which is also completed the withdrawal of its forces. 59 german soldiers died in the mission a memorial to the dead. the forests of remembrance, as a boon does their cause, it, it's dedicated to the men and women of the military who lost their lives in the course of duty. steph, i'm gone, is a guide. the memorial site, which was set up in 2014, many years after the start of the mission enough, ganesh, then it's your and putting a culture of remembrance and the use of memorial con to rise from one day to the next. for the fun of mall and she and he misses, they have to grow the culture of remembrance within the whole grows estimation progress is and with the experiences of the sole days on commission the 9, that's the funds and he's the culture of remembrance. it is growing that m

voices. widow marcia was flown to the us to recover from her injuries. but haiti's border with the dominican republic is now closed. authorities have shut down the airport until further notice raising questions about how haiti will recover from this attack on the body politic was alone. jordan al jazeera washington. haiti has been in political and financial turmoil for years. gang violence and kidnappings are common, particularly in the capital port prompts. inflation is high, food and fuel scarce and almost 60 percent of the population makes less than $2.00 a day. haiti has also suffered a series of disasters including an earthquake in 2010 the destroyed major infrastructure a hurricane in 2016. and obviously, most recently, the corona virus pandemic. political instability had led to thousands of protesters taken to the streets recently to demand presidential ven, elmo east, his resignation. the alright, from warn all this i'm joined by our guests in washington, dc is jenna benya who the president and ceo of the trauma national security project and form

now it says, here's correspondence, she had returns, he joins us live. this are from the washington bureau. she had hi there. what was mr. bite and central message you don't have to die, i think was, was the central message. you don't have to die. and if you get vaccinated, you won't die in the extent. but, but i mean, to the extent of vaccines to protect, to protect abroad, at least give you a formal minor, a minor code infections and without a vaccine. but was interesting that one of those, i was just thinking, he started off with a defense of vaccines. been quite specific, actually he was saying for some of you who think that's the, the, the vaccine was rushed through. and that's why your suspicion actually wasn't, it was based on decades of work into credit viruses both thinking about did some familiar. i just looked up some surveys, you know, we often, we often focus on right when trump supporters and so on who aren't getting vaccinated. and there is a correlation between right wing and transport getting boxes. but there actually lot of african amer

this off to keep us. so it's biggest anti government demonstrations and decades, nor about in many reports. this celebratory rally in havana is a far cry from angry protest to the grit this caribbean nation. performing cuban sofa and waving flags, thousands of people shaped support for president miguel diaz can. key says, protest against cuba, economic decline, what based on source narrative 50 morning, or if you need to, can be morally, they are encouraging and glorifying disrespect and destruction of property threats and harassments of citizens and families. white. now what the was the sink from is a lie. ro, castro joined the president who he had handed power to in 20. 19, he and his brother, the late fidel castro, had led the cuban revolution more than 6 decades ago. okay. damn, yeah, condo mc november make. we have to defend the solution. we have to defend what is ours? penalty total. good enough. in the words of miguel diaz canal, he made it clear to the whole world that this revolution will not be