robin, good to see you. we saw your names come up in the credit. thanks for joining us. so, how did franklin come to be a what sort of cultural impacted he have? >> so, frankly actually came to be -- actually his full name is franklin armstrong. but frankly team to be through an act of a light ship in 1968, -- a couple of weeks after the assassination of martin luther king, a white school teacher wrote a letter to charles schulz and said i think you need to have african american representation in your comic strip. and charles schulz brought her back and said, i would love to do that, but i want to make sure that the black community does not think that i'm condescending to them. so, he was very aware of a potential impact. she spoke to several of her friends who were black and they said, they thought it would be a great thing. wrote him back, told him that, and shortly thereafter, franklin was in the comic strip. actually, july that same year, from april to july. >> so, before we talk about the legacy of franklin. there is controversy around this iconic scene. here frankl

like kind of corporate anti-racist trainings that you hear so much about come often straight out of robin d'angelo's work or other work like hers. a lot of pushes to do away with or revised gifted academics and standards i think are connected to the argument in kendi's work, that those kind of programs themselves are effectively racist, they're not sort of revealing differences, they're creating differences so they need to be done away with. and all of that is stuff that i fundamentally disagree with and i think is taking a, again, similar to what i said in answer to the last caller, i think there's a generally admirable desire to make america a more equal society and to sort of do more justice to the particularities of the black experience with progressive energy right now, but to the extent the way it catches out is through, you know, corporate anti-racism training or doing away with, you know, gifted education programs, or calculus requirements in california schools, or talking a lot about, like toxic whiteness to third or fourth graders. i'm just really skeptical that that is going to

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host: let's hear from robin chicago. caller: good morning. i just want to mention, the trial should not have taken place at all until the jury makeup was half white and half people of color. thank you. host: i always get that mame -- name wrong. very is in california. -- barry is in california. caller: if it was in a different state, he might have found guilty, especially in california. also, i want to say that if all this defunding the police thing didn't happen, if the public didn't feel they had to protect themselves, this probably wouldn't have ever happened. you've got these idiots that want to defund the law and don't want to have lost so they can riot. then you have public citizens that are going to go out and feel like they have to protect themselves. this kids dad had business there. he wanted to go help out. he's over there with a group of people that all had guns. he's walking with them. it looks like the protesters singled him out. it looks like the protesters got him away from the group. they started harassing him. he didn't shoo

to know more want to get to this because this is so important and much has been made about stock in robin hood and all of that, what are you doing to protect investors and our security systems second, what can and must congress do to stop this? make it a felony, we've got to get this can protect our financial system is the heart and soul and this is our investment, our stock market that must be held away from this so what can we do to put strong measures and to stop this behavior? >> the game stop has numerous issues, some of which are in plumbing and infrastructure but you are at another level. whether there were things congress can do to address the challenges there. what we are doing is three or four different projects trying to shorten the clearing cycles, we put out for comment to the public to weigh in on of digital practices -- >> my time is getting short here but i do want to say, i've asked my staff to put together a bill that we can have strong enforcement sensors in will not allow a social media platform on this foundation of our great nation. our stock exchange. you and i both

. >>> robin hood announced that customer data was breached in a security breach last week. a customer support employee was tricked into giving access to the system. according to robin hood, the hacker access add list of about five million e-mail address, as well as the full names of two million customers, but the company said the hacker did not obtain any social security numbers or payments music information. >>> a small tech company says that facebook stole its name. chicago based meta company said it turned down an offer by facebook to buy its name earlier this year. meantime, an arizona company called meta pcs is having fun with their rebranding saying it's changing its name to facebook. >>> i'm riding along today with the new bicycle patrol for the coyote creek trail. a new section that was just opened to the public. why a police presence is wanted for this area. >>> plus the problem at a busy airport that delayed hundreds of flights. >>> and later an ivf mixup leaves two famili ♪ i see trees of green ♪ ♪ red roses too ♪ ♪ i see them bloom for me and you ♪ (

an o sherman the hulu bill are funny. stung robert aladdin, who knew the republic called a free and robin mixed. i don't want to leave him in trouble. i shall thought the land. becky stanny go, you'll enjoy that. i li, japanese is out of it. don't leave for them. i have been a senior asked getty, fee on the ha, bad and as cool by the left mother. jack, i don't, i, li, i lay in my lap. so while i'm finishing new calamity, a little al jazeera bureau chief in cobbled high sierra luni, was also detained. he was visiting his family in spain in september 2003, when he was arrested and sentenced to 7 years detention. corning al jazeera believed that its journalists had become the target of american government. anger. the channel had broadcast to video messages by bin laden that had been sent to its offices. in the aftermath of the 911 attacks. we know that al jazeera has a pattern of playing taliban propaganda over over and over again in the day or 2 for a keith. can we talk on coffee? who not? yeah, any, a lot with out of less than out of land missoula, the lord and the other. i stuff about the

that's what we do for a living >> i own it for my trust i'm sticking with you, chuck chuck robins, chairman and ceo of cisco systems thank you for coming on "mad money. >> thanks, jim >> okay. back after the break >>> just chill out >> the chill man is in the house. >> the lightning round is coming up, when "mad money" returns >>> it is time it's time for a special edition of the lightning round [ indiscernible and then the lightning round is over are you ready, skedaddy. todd in florida. >> caller: how are you, jim? >> i am good how about you? >> caller: not too bad i'm hanging in there, buddy. i just called you, i own the csx stock. i would like to -- >> csx is good i will tell you that my charitable test owns it. we are doing a special game plan, and i tell you union pacific is a better company to own. i want to go right now to demarco in michigan. demarco. >> caller: what up, cramer boo-yah. >> boo-yah right back. >> caller: tell me what's going on with this canopy group. i've had it -- >> i think that it likes to go down i like stocks that go higher the core business is not good. i say

robin gave a shoutout to snazzy's in southwest ohio,. berea. sarah mentioned sunset bistro, devoted to honoring our veterans, another community with a big state university in northwest ohio. heather wrote about let's eat cake in urbana. she said the owner is always doing something for the downtown business association and greater community. donna said i can't say enough about scott, the owner of salad crazy. scott goes above and beyond to make the city of avon lake, a city on lake erie east of lorraine, a great place to live and raise children. lauren said poka art does amazing digital printing and photography. she restores old photographs into digital paintings. tia said gem ni creations, a small city southeast of columbus, wonderful people who started selling out of their homes and during town events. they finally have their own shop. theresa mentioned chris fult signs company in lima, lima just swore in a new mayor, sharita smith and the mayor of dayton attended the swearing in. amber mentioned the copper penny salon. vicky mentioned the cha

ah, ha ha ha robin. you're watching all of their life. well headquarters here and also coming up china, done grades, diplomatic ties with lithuania, after the baltic nation allowed taiwan to open an office and its capital also trillions. get ready to choose a new president with 2 very different front runners.

—— robin hood. reports of bad service from coin base as well which is really affected them. , , , ., well which is really affected them. , , .,~ well which is really affected them. , ., them. just give us your take on this whole _ them. just give us your take on this whole issue _ them. just give us your take on this whole issue of _ them. just give us your take on this whole issue of trading - this whole issue of trading cryptocurrencies because it is just in the news every day and people get this impression that it is a way to make a quick buck but from your perspective how risky is that if you are trading something like it coin? it is very risky and people need to understand it it is. people trade for many reasons. one, they see value, they see it is the future. two, people see it as a hedge against inflation. you have inflation inflation. you have inflation in many countries around the world and people see they are not getting a return on the banks so they are concerned about that. and then as y

of trick all these ordinary jo bagget donuts with their free stimulus checks said go into like the robin hood apps and, and trade of microshare. right. you could buy a dollars worth of apple stock for example, because the numbers too big, but you can buy $1.00 and pop up their whole system. but here what, how these agencies kind of, um, get consensus for their continued rule is the law of big numbers is like 6000000000 dollar as you know is and we could solve world food, hunger and, and at the same time, right? the reason why we have food hunger is because of so much money printing driving up the cost of the, you know, food prices. so food prices are going up because of all the money printing, just like they did after the 20082000 life financial crisis. food prices went up because of all the money printing and their system that they commanded control the economic collapse, the boom and bust cycle that they keep on pumping and pumping and pumping. now we have a similar thing, thing of a, a collapse and supply because of the same system. these guys say that they are command and control it.

an adjusting take on the supply chain issue, robin brooks argued in a tweet that delays are more in the u.s. than elsewhere. he says u.s. supply disruptions are about demand and not supply. i refer to this chart of delivery times in different locations and how far they deviate from the norm. the data shows u.s. delays are at a scale of japan's after fukushima in 2011. i'm bloomberg -- bloomberg users can read more about the stories in our newsletter supply lines. yvonne? yvonne: su, thank you. new research coming up from bloomberg shows the extremity of these supply crunches. it is one of the biggest logjams we are seeing and how this could be pushing prices higher. take a look at the supply indices in the u.s. or the e.u. these have basically shut up to two decade highs. whether it is a shortage of truck drivers to move things around to how you make that supply. this is just looking like this could get worse this year. david: in fact, already we have started talking about this -- shipping stuff around the world, sending stuff whether air, freig ht, on roads. the rates. we really crunch

i want you to listen to my conversation with one parent here, her name is robin cornish. she sent five kids through the school district who say they were all harassed here and she sees this as a sad but necessary step in this process >> it's probably going to get worse. but i think -- my hope is, and my words are, here we are. stop let's come to the table, listen. listen and let's talk >> reporter: this investigation could take north of a year to complete and if they find out there are violations here, this school district could only be forced to make changesitored b the federal government for years. >> thank you >>> the federal bureau of prisons is a hot bed of abuse and corruption that's a quote from an associated press investigate shup, that found a lot of crimes committed inside prisons are committed by federal prison workers. according to the ap, those crimes include sexual abuse, murder, and smuggling in drugs and weapons in exchange for cash and stealing the ap reports of the 41 arrests this year regarding personnel from the justice department, 28 were from the bur

they would portray themselves as modern day robin hoods stealing from the rich to give to the poor. strange that it's really just the opposite. they talk about the wealthy paying their fair share and giving working families free programs, but the reality of the situation is far different from the picture they paint and the wealthiest americans stand to reap big benefits under this legislation. for example, democrats have included a provision that will allow millionaires and billionaires in blue states to pay less in federal taxes. as the headline notes, this handout comes with a big price tag. $285 billion in tax breaks for the wealthiest americans. it's more expensive than the clean energy and climate provisions in their bill, more expensive than paid family leave, more expensive than the combined cost of the child tax credit and home base services. and there's no denying that the beneficiaries of this alter expensive -- ultraexpensive provision are the wealthiest americans. according to the tax policy center, about 70% of the benefit goes to the top 5% of wage earners. 70% goes to

robin 1st year walker by al jazeera stress book. ah, this is al jazeera, these, your top stores al jazeera, has obtained satellite images that show the u. e. is providing military support to the european army. the investigation revealed that the you a hired to private companies from europe to run military flights in to ethiopia. here it forces in sudan have used tig asked to disperse crowns of protesters. demonstrators gathered to amanda 41 people killed since then as she took.

to do as robin for us here. walker reports nation tbilisi and they bring georgia official footage from armenian defense ministry shows strikes on what it claims were as a, by johnny armored vehicles in armenian sovereign territory. as a by john said armenia provoked the fighting and describes the boy the area as disputed. ah, mobile footage shed on social media appears to show as a by johnny soldiers beating and taunting their armenian captives. 2 on tuesday, the head of armenia, security council, cold for russian military intervention. but so far the prime minister has stopped short of officially requesting moscow support. sir, man, i'm victory marcin hotel. canada talks about border disputes are absurd and senseless. there is no boarded dispute. there is aggression against the sovereign territory of the republic of armenia. as a by john re took control of most of the go, no carrabas, and surrounding territories in a war. last year with armenia. almost 7000 soldiers and civilians were killed. the latest fightin

ah, ah ah, hello the hello robin. welcome to the program. chinese president cheating ping has promised african nations 1000000000 corona virus vaccines and it's pledge to continue economic investment in the region. she made the comment virtually as part of the annual for among the china africa corporation. as the to day summit in synagogue comes to a close. china emphasized how crucial a partnership is. china is africa, largest trading partner with nearly $190000000000.00 in trade. so let's take a closer look at china is long term investment plans in africa. chinese foreign direct investment in the continent was almost $3000000000.00 in 2020, totaling all these $50000000000.00 ever all, almost a 3rd of that investment has gone into the construction infrastructure development areas. now that helped make china africa's biggest trading partner. it's also given china premier access to much needed rule materials to fuel economy is the largest importer of copper and cobalt from africa, most of it extracted by chinese financ

our china correspondent, robin brant, reports. for years, peng shuai has let her racket do the talking, and she's risen to the top. a star in a sport where there aren't many chinese success stories. at 35, she is someone the ruling communist party leaders should be proud of —— could be proud of. but an allegation about one of those figures change that. in this social media posting earlier this social media posting earlier this month, she named vice premier zhang gaoli who she claims forced her to have sets with him. sensors remove the post within an hour. she has not been seen in public or heard from since. has not been seen in public or heard from since-— from since. people are -- few people are allowed — from since. people are -- few people are allowed to _ from since. people are -- few people are allowed to challenge _ from since. people are -- few people are allowed to challenge authorities l are allowed to challenge authorities without paying some kind of price for it. i think it would be telling if she was able to le

. >> they do, look at robin hood traders and read it platform and forcing a lot of hedge funds to cause the stock to go up because of massive short squeeze so if they are in bed with china, it's a bad look if they are in bed with the chinese communist party so hopefully they don't have anything to do with that i'm not quite sure but headwind for the materials as well. charles: we don't have time to get into it but i will mention a loser for charlie munger, he designed a dormitory in every prison maker in the world gave him a phone call. see you again soon. >> thank you. charles: job creation, an interesting scenario for this market. right now, one of the strongest on record but can it get stronger? how can you make a buck or two? we'll be right back. ♪♪ ♪♪ charles: so the reopening stocks are absolutely soaring, and they're really not alone. 10 of the 11 sectors are powering higher. the question really is, several of them, do you buy more, do you take profits, do you shift your portfolio around looking for new ideas, or do you wait for a pullback and never got in? rob luna and r

our first witness is miss robin gates. she is the director of the international space station at nasa headquarters. as iss director, she leads strategy, policy integration, and a stakeholder engagement for the station. in her 35 years at nasa, she has led the development management, life and habitat systems for the space missions. she holds a bachelor of chemical engineering degree. our second witness was selected by nasa as an astronaut in 2005 and she computed at her first spaceflight, where she became the first person to sequence dna in space. prior to be coming nasa -- prior to nasa, she worked as an investigator in medical research, studying viral diseases. she has recently served at one -- [indiscernible] she has spent a total of 300 days in space and conducted four spacewalks. she hold a bachelor of science in molecular biology and a phd in cancer biology for stanford from stanford university. our third witness is the ceo of nano racks. they have customers in 30 countries, ranging from governmental agencies universi

published by chinese state media but many in the sport doubt it's genuine. 0ur china correspondent robin brant reports from shanghai. for years, peng shuai has let her racket do the talking, and she's risen to the top, a star in a sport where there are not many chinese success stories. at 35, she is someone the ruling communist party leaders could be proud of. but an allegation about one of those senior party figures change that. in this social media posting earlier this month, peng named vice premier zhang gaoli, and claimed he for her to have sex. china proper state censors removed the posting within an hour. peng hasn't been seen in public or heard from since. few people are allowed to publicly challenge senior authorities like zhang gaoli without paying some price, and i think it would be telling if she were able to leave the country, for example, and speak freely, where she wouldn't face those kinds of repercussions. in the ensuing days, tennis stars old and new spoke out, worried about her. billiejean king and naomi 0saka were among them. then, in the middle of the night, an e—ma

robin? >> whit, we could be seeing a preview of the feared combo of the flu and covid. >> reporter: yeah, robin, health officials are urging people to go ahead and get their seasonal flu shots as well worried about a crush of covid patients and flu patients overwhelming hospitals. at the university of michigan, for example, an influenza outbreak of more than 500 patients is being investigated just as covid cases are also surging in the state, robin. >> all right, whit, thanks so much. george? >> robin, thanks. >>> we go to my interview with vice president kamala harris. she weighed in on the sharp rise in inflation, the steep fall in the president's poll numbers, how the administration's build back better plan can address both problems. i pressed harris on claims that the president is not giving her a big enough role in his administration. madam vice president, thank you for doing this. >> thank you for having me, george. >> you know as americans are pretty sour at this point about the econo

well, let's bring in robin forest walker. he joins me now from tbilisi robin as we can see from the crowd there behind you. this trial is clearly captured, the public wound can usual this or what's happening. yes, it certainly has in them. there's been 2 drama drama going on in the court room, which i'll get to in a 2nd, but the crowds outside also creating some drama of their own earlier when they blocked traffic in both directions, coming into and out of the capital city. the main are 3 road completely blocks and in fact, it's not really open, as you can see behind me now. and it was scuffled with to the we, we saw pepper spray being used against some of the processes. and it's a pretty ugly scene really, between those people here who pro because that could be they think that he's done an awful lot for their country and those who would like to see him behind bars and some of the dr. it's going by heckling the supporters of me call back. i should be . and some of the things that people try to fight and attack some of those d

we wouldn't do this segment without it, robin. best buy is doing 10% cash back on top of its top deal products. forever 21, 20% cash back online purchases sitewide. gap, 15% cash back online purchases sitewide and i told you about adidas in the tease, 20% cash back online purchases sitewide so that is cash you will be sent $20 and spend $100 on their site you get sent $20 by retail me not. >> that does add up. >> it does add up, of course, the bottom line to keep in mind is those savings are savings as long as you're not going deep into credit card debt. if you're taking advantage of this with a credit card, that could end up costing you way more money down the road so be careful. make sure you're spending this money based on the fact that you're making these purchases already and you have the money in your account to cover it. >> good of you to say that at the end. that's very important as always, rebecca, great to see you. >> you too. >> michael. >>> all right, robin, now to the moment we've been waiting for. is t. ve above new

robin 1st year walker al jazeera tbilisi. the united nations is urging the philippines government to withdraw travel restrictions on a nobel winning journalist, so she can accept her ward in no way. next month, maria reza is the 1st nobel laureate, from the philippines, she shed the prize rush, investigative journalist dmitri morocco, a move scene as an endorsement of free speech rights worldwide rest of support, to say, she's face setbacks and legal action for her scrutiny of the philippines government with her website rapidly. we are indeed very concerned about the travel restrictions placed on the government, philippines on murray arrest, preventing her from travelling in person to receive the nobel peace prize. we urge the government of the philippines to immediately withdraw any such restrictions and allow her to travel to our school. twitter a co founder jack dorsey has stepped down as c. e o. dorsey faced internal question to resign and survive to invest a bit to asked him last year. he'll be placed by the chief techno

robin brant, bbc news, shanghai. thank you so much for your company here on bbc news. let's get some of the day's other news. rescue teams in canada are trying to reach 18,000 people stranded by floods and mudslides in the western province of british columbia. although water levels are starting to recede, entire towns remain cut off and many roads are blocked. there are fears that the flooding could cause nationwide shortages. a us state governor has halted the execution of prisonerjuliusjones hours before he was due to be put to death. jones was sentenced to death in 2002 for killing a man in a car—jacking incident. he maintains his innocence. his sentence has been commuted to life imprisonment without parole. there had been an outpouring of appeals and hundreds protested to halt the execution. germany has announced tough measures to exclude the unvaccinated from certain public events. healthcare workers and employees in care homes will be obliged to get the vaccine. germany's lower house of parliament approved new measures, including restricting access to public tr

the authorities robin blame for decades of mismanagement and corruption have failed to stop the economic collapse. it took 13 months of political bickering before they agreed on a new cabinet in september. but it hasn't been able to convene in the past months because of a new political crisis. there should tear blame government an action for what he called a manufactured crisis that ruined lives and condemned the majority of the population into poverty. the population is facing unprecedented challenges, impoverishment is widespread. i saw scenes in lebanon that i had not imagined i would ever see in the middle income country. the un envoy then described lebanon as a failed state, at least not yet. he did say it is headed in that direction where the government failing its population, that doesn't believe it will work and the public's interest, then there should be a route once 5 months until francis presidential election. but there's already some unexpected twists in the race, riser and torture pundit eric small is expected to announce his candidacy and run on an anti immigration platform

and you specifically cited two books, robin deangelo's white fragility and ibram kendi's how to be an anti-racist. why those two books? >> guest: well, in art because those books -- in part because those books between them sold approximately 1.2 zillion copies -- the. [laughter] in the summer of 2020 in, you know, the period around the george floyd protests. but i think there is a sort of, they represent how a certain kind of progressive ideology on race catches out in practice in views on public policy, in views on sort of how we should deal with racism like kind of corporate anti-racist trainings that you hear so much about come often straight out of robin deangelo's work or other work like hers. a lot of the push is to, you know, sort of do away with or revise education and academic standards, i think, are connected to the argument in ibram kendi's work that, you know, those kind of programs are themselves effectively racist. they're sort of, you know, they aren't just sort of revealing differences, dlairting differences -- they're creating differences and so they need to be done a

. >> i think when you look to the retail base trading through robin hood, they do like those call options we saw rivian trade yesterday and go to the moon right away. that has had an interesting technical impact on our market typically, our market has more expensiveness on the did you know side to the upside. it has given you an example of a time that could sell expensive options. that's making a lot of things like collars as a hedging tool >> i'm not a big gambler >> i'm a poker player. >> i don't get it at all i have been to a casino. i watch the roulet and when i see like 10 reds in a row, i think i'm going to put a chip on black. it has to change >> does it impact people's decisions to buy options and shorts >> i love that analogy the reality is when you look at red and black, there is a 50/50 chance if you saw it 10 times in a row, it does have a psychological impact people saying maybe i need to put a new chip on the corner >> interesting strategy. i'm never going to play texas hold em against you. >> thadot es it here on "worldwide exchange. "squawk box" coming up next. #1 for diab

the piece that does diversity training, the piece that is reflected in the works of robin d'angelo. they sort of just get on board and enfolded into their hrem processes and they are sort of attempts to build corporate culture. that is what you see all over now. the odd thing is we had to earlier caller asking about the place of evangelical religion in america and the separation of church and state. there is also the question of how business relates to religion. you have various points where, you know, business seems very secular and materialistic and various points where they take on some elements of religious culture. in the 1950s, you had sort of in the cold war era, and inflation of american capitalism and christianity. now you have it on the left of sort of corporate culture, especially silicon valley where, with, you know, semi- religious progressive ideology where, you know, the corporation will stage a land acknowledgment where they talk about how the land is being held from a native american tribe rightht before they, you know, get into their third-quarter strict teacher gr

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and competitors of yours, but people who know you said jans robins wants to be jeff bezos. you've come a long way since fantasy sports drive-by draft kings for investing and ticketing. i just want to know is that where you're heading, global domination >> i think we have ambitions to be a much bigger company than today. we want to expand geographically, expand to new product lines. i think all we have a proven track record of doing that, mostly organically and what we're trying to build is much larger than sports betting. we want to be a big tech company, be igin the same conversation with amazon and the like that is where we're trying to head obviously a lot of work to get there but that's our goal. >> jason robens, always a pleasure to talk to you. thank you for your time. >> thanks for having me. >> and our thanks for contessau brewer bringing us the interview. vaccine mandates and the future of national security don't miss the ceo of huntington eagles industry. it's a thirteen-hour flight, that's not a weekend trip. fifteen minutes until we board. oh yeah, we gotta take

when you put that up against, say, the interview he did with abc's robin roberts in which she treated everything he had to say as gospel instead of actively doing her job and maybe asking some hard questions. there wouldn't have been this media consensus that america is intract ibly racist. >> bill: downtown chicago 20 below who is outside going to a sandwich? the media isn't alone. kamala harris said smollett is one of the kindest, most gentle human beings i know. i'm praying for his quick recovery. an attempted modern dalyn muching. -- modern day lynching. that was on the 29th of january. hold your fire. take a breath. give it a minute. >> from very beginning as those newscasters were saying in the lead in the police were investigating it as a possible hate crime. what we now know is that from the very beginning, the police thought his story was full of holes and if you watch actually the body cam footage from one of the responding officers to jussie's apartment or hotel right after the alleged assault, you don't see someone who looks quite traumatized. you see someone who is really

how robin watching lodge is there a life headquarters here in doha, coming up, pay warning to germans on cove at 19 the health minister says that the the get vaccinated recover or die from the virus. but its whale is opposite. surely the hon . wide osi community and calls the rebuilding after a heavy defeated regional elections and the former south korean president chin dog hon has died. his autocratic rule in the 1980s sparked mass protests and the countries transition to democracy. ah, welcome to the braga, ethiopia, prime minister says he'll travel to the front line on tuesday to lead the military against rebel forces. tens of thousands of people are believed to have been killed in battles between the ethiopian army and to grind forces that began last year, which will again be reports. ethiopians prime minister says it's time to lead by personal example. it's a dramatic new step in the conflict. it's devastated the northern te gray region in a statement released on social media. abby act had said, this is a time when leading a country with martyrdom is needed. i will go to the fron

robin, great piece got a lot of attention this morning. you talk about its share of the options market, share of hedge fund trading, retail fascination. what of those metrics do you think is the most interesting? >> i think it's hard to look past the options side. i mean, tesla is obviously a huge company, very successful company, and share price has gone through the roof, but what is really unprecedented about it is just the scale and the activity and the options tesla options. we're talking 240 billion dollars worth of nominal options, trading a day that is device as much as amazon and almost twice as much of the rest of the s&p 500 complex combined so, it's just staggering, right? there have been days where more tesla options have traded than everything else combined and that's unprecedented >> why do you think this is? is it say something about sentiment overall? is it about this giant turn that we're making in one of the biggest industries in the world? is it about his cult of personality as the richest man in the world >> all of the

robin forrester. walker reports witnesses wednesday. it's as put a bullet in her head. these georgia lawyers defend the rights of women, children, and sexual minorities. and in return, they get threatened online almost every day and i was on to the show and then the guy was saying that don't be surprised if one day again, a find heard that somewhere and you won't be able to recognize her. some perpetrators don't even bother to hide their identities. so far, none have been prosecuted. officials admit the law may need to change on the one hand, his pinch is not acceptable. but on the other hand, we have freedom of speech and the to keep this balance between the 2 values is very important and sometimes very challenging. georgia is one of $34.00 countries to have ratified the istanbul convention. the council of europe's treaty to protect women from violence. the council has now introduced new guidance to tackle the digital dimension of violence against women. if that will convention is based on far pillars or it is prevention, it's protection, it's prosecution and coordinat

robin for astir walker al jazeera tbilisi. the philippines is accused of aging of sabotaging a re supply mission and the disputed south china sea. it says the incident happened on tuesday near the contested sprightly islands. the chinese coast guard is accused of blocking the philippines ships and firing water cannon. the crews were on their way to provide supplies to a military base, more from our zeros general allen doggone in manila. president of diego de 30, i was sworn into office in 2016 and there have been a lot of incidents like this one and a lot of countless basically protests that have been submitted to china by the philippine embassy by the philippine government, through the department. the foreign affairs, but this particular incident is seen as an escalator, tory attack described by defense analysts. that's because these see the actions of over, of china was very much aggressive. it happened 2 days ago as the philippine military, 2 boats were actually on its way to a supply mission to the 2nd thaw muscle. that's

ok, robin sanders? it's great. so get your thoughts and your perspective on what is clearly a troubling and very complex situation. thanks for bringing that in for us. we appreciate it. my pleasure. thank you. plenty. marcella has on this news are including we're in the poll where people are trying to pick up the pieces after catastrophic plants and technology firm. yahoo announces it's pulling out of china saying operating there has become a t t challenging and in sport 2 of the man he used to run world football face criminal charges in switzerland's. all that still to come on. the user leader is at the caught $26.00 climate summer to looking to build momentum master reaching agreement on 2 major global warming issues, t for a station and methane gas emissions. as part of a greater push to limits the rise and global temperatures. to 1.5 degrees celsius in the coming decades are diplomatic editor james bay's reports now form glasgow. this is one of the main causes of the climate crisis. humans have for centuries ra

ah, clubs and robin you're watching out. there were like my headquarters here in doha coming up in the next 30 minutes. julians get ready to choose a new president with 2 very different front runners. leading opinion polls also wrapping up his tore of africa, secretary of state antony blinkin promises the us. we'll do more to help development plus i'm andy richardson at the out rate stadium in cats are where in exactly one year's time, the middle east's 1st football world cup will be kicking off. ah, welcome to the program. the pandemic has stirring deep public anger in some parts of europe over new coven 19 restrictions. the netherlands are seen a 2nd night of rioting with people, frank stones, and fireworks that police in the hague. 3 protesters are being treated in hospital after police open fire. thousands of people have also rallied in vienna. now the world health organization has warned half a 1000000 people could die in europe by march unless urgent action is taken. that in barbara starts our coverage ah, gathering in

oh, with the outrage over his detention comes a growing gris of confrontation, robin 1st year, walker algae 0. tiffany c. a former french president. false alarm has been re living the night of the 2015 paris attacks while testifying at the trial of the 20 suspects. he was at the national stadium when the 1st attack had detonated his vest . gunman later opened fire and several other parts of the capitol, including the battered land concert hall. a 130 people were killed, was the country's worst atrocity since world war 2. natasha butler has more from the french capital. well 1st, all alone said he wanted to testify to clarify his role is the president at the time of those attacks on the night, but also some of his decisions off. so he said that he have what he said might help shed some light on those events for survivors and families of the fiction that have been many question since the attack as to whether or not more could have been done to prevent the alarm. that was all this repeatedly in the court. he said that it was very clear to the french coach and said that there were many ri

robin for astir walker. al jazeera tbilisi, south korea has recorded its highest number of new cove at 19 cases in a single day. more than 3200 people tested positive on thursday. officials say they're not surprised. they were expecting to see an increase after most restrictions were lifted earlier this month. 78 percent of the population has been vaccinated. jillions go to the polls on sunday and what's considered to be one of the most unpredictable general elections in recent history. among those vying for a spot in the senate is a woman who drew global attention after she was shot in the face by police. our latin america editor lucio newman, is in santiago with her story. oh me tabula come p. i has found a way to get about me thinking about a but i yeah, i have to follow the rogue. see? i feel the rug and then i know there's the chair. and i know that this is the way to the bedroom. see in actual fact, she's the only one here who can't see the 37 year old mother of 3 was shot in the face at point blank ra

robin for astir walker al jazeera tbilisi. the e r secretary of state has reiterated calls for a cease fire in ethiopia, saying that he's concerned the year long conflict could spread across the horn of africa. and he blinked, made the comments in kenya's capital during the 1st leg of his africa. tor i'll do as catherine sawyer reports, not from my robbie. if the appeal was high on the agenda as u. s. secretary of state antony blinkin visit, had neighboring kanga kang, in pressed, then to hooking atta breathed blinkin on his resent trip to se appear where he met with pamela. i'll be unmade, and other officials. i strongly believe that there is um, an opportunity and more than an opportunity than absolute necessity for all of the parties to, to stop, to talk, to pull back, to get you monitoring assistance to flow and ultimately to be at a table together and negotiate through the various differences that, that have emerged over the pastor. over the past year, the united nations and the few piece human rights commission say up to

oh, with the outrage over his detention comes a growing gris of confrontation, robin 1st year walker al jazeera, tib, uneasy. relatives of an afghan family killed in a u. s. drone strike say they're still waiting for justice. the attack in campbell in august, kill an aid worker and his family, including 7 children. the pentagon later said it would pay compensation, but a watchdog rule. but while the attack was a mistake, it did not break any rules. the actual targets were i saw members, boom, muffled quarters while they were more color with the dead body of my nephew was behind this car. the body of my brother was behind the other car. his son was in the driver's seat as well as his other kids who were also inside that car when he attack happened. there was a worst incident in my life that a u. s. promised us that they would take the family out of afghanistan, so they must fulfill their commitments after that it has been almost 3 months. and we had not heard from the u. s. without the former french president for us all on has been reliving the night of the 2015 paris attacks while te

somebody with a robot must protect its own existence, with robin by drain shaped banks, concur some of those with theirs sinks, we dare to ask ah ah hello and welcome to crossed out there. all things considered i'm funeral about as tensions are again on the rise regarding ukraine. we hear about red lines, russian red lines. the west needs to take them seriously. also in the wake of the rittenhouse burdick. isn't it time admit late legacy media? lie all the time about almost everything. ah, to discuss these issues and more on joined by my guess, jordan, semi really in budapest, he's a podcast at the gaggle, which can be found on youtube and locals. and here in moscow, cross to dmitri bobbitt, she is a political analyst and editor. and you know me, internet media project. i generally cross up roles and effect. that means you can jump anytime you want, and i would appreciate it. or let's start with demon here in moscow, a president putin address to russia's foreign policy elite and was quite interesting that he talked about red lines again to the point of reminding, as he likes to say, wh

she found a young lady that will want robins yes. and pamela, my younger sure. shall ye. yeah. always the good. yeah. oh wow. and it's clear what some of the students want to be from being for others, a different dream. i hear you now, but acting can also be patriotic. oh i. ready ready ringback hm, ah, recovering the old empire, maybe on china's to do list. but with talk of conflict over the taiwan. what did the taiwanese think about their identity and future? oh ha. ah. so we're in one of the busier sections of taipei and it's normally not more crowded right if it weren't broke over. ino clue is a form of special forces soldier and now a rising star politician. and he's concerned the taiwanese aren't prepared for what the future could hold to taiwan in elementary school. folks go through a quick training and we understand the do's and don'ts when we faced the fire. but there are certain more had a stroke of them that, that were less prepared for, including a potential military attack. and i think there's a higher risk of that with all the investments that i've been making ove