the government to the united states, then unblocked more money for us. and that money is there in an account on the co vaccines failed the people that his whaler. either you give us the vaccines or return, or money only or this year when he will or rejected around $2000000.00 after authentic vaccines from kovacs due to safety concerns. but it proficient figures say venezuela could be accessing vaccines for free. miguel p several who is currently on excel, say, nicole, my ludo is to blame. let us, let us know the name in the future when a piece of the reasons why we don't have access to pre vaccines like countries not serious. sit down with yemen. countries that have humanitarian emergency knowledge by the united nations. reason is the obscurity of statistics. numbers in front of the world bank are numbers that show when banners, wherein jordan o bonanza. and that's not the case anymore. i mean, as long as politicians bigger over who is to blame for the high chips in the country, millions of williams are impatiently waiting for an opportunity to get the v

but units that says, 170000 teachers haven't been paid in 4 years or more. the pandemic is making things worse, the you and agencies calling for an immediate end to attacks on schools and estimates . they've been more than 230 since the war escalated in early 2015. when felipe to m l is unicef representative to him and he says, the situation could get even worse. education is challenging, murphy for wasting the complex. today, the conflict is limiting access to 2 schools because of the, of the complication of the constantly happening. their children can just go to school both who tell by, by, by the space that the facebook tradition and the phone. people who space within the school saw out of huge because they have been damaged or destroyed by the company. or because they occupied by that home. so all these together is making 3 municipal for children to accept cation, but one important valuable to that is to present the future food. as you mentioned, they all know how 70000 each of any, a meant to date, to filled up with teacher in the country who have not b

so tells in the united nation. so the very special relationship during state visits, hotel service linked between back room politics and official announcements. it's the point between private conversations and we'll say, is there like a discrete unofficial pot to the u. n. o. the most momentous, international conference of the post war era, turned the eyes of the world in summer to try and close with capital of geneva, the gleaming palace of nations big for america, england, france, and russia met to seek an end to a decade of cold war heading the soviet delegation were bring mirabelle gannon and communist party chief cross jeff his brain, russia as plan policy of friendship. bruce jeff called will gone back for camera. men. the nominally ranked by the premier bruce just appeared very much. the boss. president eisenhower accompanied by a secretary of state dollars to exchange complete military information with the russians in a dramatic personal appeal. but the plan was rejected. bible got them and the president wa

in the united states. many of those buildings are in minority communities. is the story of one entre printer in new york determined to help these neighborhoods go green. a final adjustment and one last check of the new unit. danelle baird, is that a home in brooklyn? where a new combination air heating unit has just replaced an old oil run boiler. and as the air kinda get his company made it possible, it's called block power and it finances and contracts the work for retrofits of older buildings. its focus is neighborhoods of color home on idea. the reason that this is important is because in new york city and 100 other 50 cities around the country, there are new laws that say that you have to green your building. whether it's been 7 years, 10 years, 20 years, we're going to have the green 100000000 buildings across america. who gets those jobs who get the wealth that gets created from that transition. and are we as people of color, are we going to be at the forefront of that? or are we going to be like le

well, to be fair, the united states at that time, they elite the world needed the u. s. worker because the u. s. worker manufactured all the cars, manufactured all the goods and services. they're the ones that we were the big export nation at the time. since w t o sense bill clinton sense joe biden was senator, we basically exported all our jobs to china. that was, as we've covered part of the trip in dilemma. now there is another thing that's completely changed. and this is the guardian newspaper like allegedly very left wing, and while they say, why doesn't place a worry the right so much conservative rhetoric warning of wage files is disingenuous. and it's a whole bunch of gobbledygook. and that's actually kind of like difficult to understand. but in other words, yes, prices are up, but so are wages. and depending on what you consume and how much debt you carry, that can be a net positive since inflation a rhodes, the real value of debt spoiler. that's why finance hates it really. oh yeah, yeah. yeah, finance has had such a hard time these past decade or 2, right.

the communist regime blames be united states and visits to the i just space. i'm back down again. billionaire richard branson, called the mission, accomplished offering in a new era of space to ah, me. i'm going to have, as welcome to the program. italy have been crowned european football champions, wembley stadium, they beat england on penalties. italy fans rejoiced after a nail biting finished, which saw england missing 3 of their 5 shots. heartbreaking in for the english, despite the home advantage, the wembley stadium lit up to celebrate italy's memorable victory. while thousands of u. k based italy, fans turned out to support their side. they were massively out by their english counterpart. but that only made victory to mature. between very, very amazing, integrate game, new england very well. fortunately, we did the independence. what can we say was a great game and i think we dominated and he was quite well deserved. like played a game of also get to them as italy did. it's a hard way falling behind to show a goal after just 2 minutes with a goal, math

that was the way the united states was. jews were in the minority. everyone was a minority then, but it was fascinating because i grew up in my view at the right time to grow up and learn. if you grow up in prosperity, you don't understand how to fight hard. i had to fight hard. david: one of your activities in the navy was running the commissary on the boat you are on or the ship you are on. so how did you manage to make that a very profitable business and did you realize you were a pretty good businessperson as a result of making the commissary so profitable? >> i became the six star officer aboard an aircraft carrier. an aircraft carrier, we had 3000 men on board. i had to get everything they needed and then some. i started to buy perfume they could send out as gifts to their girlfriends. i bought wristwatches, toothpaste, everything you wanted, i had. i made it to -- i made it a point to have that so successful that that supported the entire ships detainment policy. david: after you leave the navy, you presumably could do many things. you get --

it was in this hall of the united nations that the so called big form it. it was also here the geneva conference in 1954. was it a new chapter with session motion for viet nam and it's with geneva caught on a chemist that was signed in 1988 the palace of nations in geneva houses the european headquarters of the un. how does the history of the united nations overlap with the hotel over the shallow new shack maya wants to know more about the us 1st lady eleanor roosevelt stay in his family's hotel. he has an appointment with the head archivist of the united nations library. committed the proposal that the casual position in new york is the committee to prepare the declaration of human rights 1st met exclusively in new york on this then in december 1947. the committee came to geneva to approve the text with eleanor roosevelt has its chairperson to do the evans with txt. kevin, that's right. the way to the here we have the photograph that shows eleanor roosevelt in the holding the universal declaration of human rights, was bent on a very secret candidate. kiste

have fled to neighboring sudan since the thoughts of the conflict they united nations has described the situation integrate as fluid and unpredictable. hundreds of thousands are in desperate need of relief. supplies and fighting is still ongoing and parts of the region. but for many here, the fact that the t p lab has regained control of most of to gray is enough for them to hope that they may be able to return home in the near future. something they want to go and search for those they left behind. others say they want to return to their farms and see what remains of their homes and belongings. and still others want to return to start where they left off. and this is emily santa, because i was in high school and planning to go to university. now that things have changed to cry. there is peel. i may be able to go back and finish studies and get a job and build to grow to be an independent country. if you'll be in federal truth still control most of the roads in and out of the guy, but refugees here. they all they're waiting for is word from across the border to return to the homes a

would like to go to the united kingdom without any problems. it's not fair thing. it becomes pretty clear that there may be some kind of political agenda on the table. i'm not entirely sure how fond the u. k. government is of my calling and have policies, but maybe it's retaliation for something i couldn't really tell you. i think it definitely has that political ties and i do think that it's, it's pretty ridiculous. they shouldn't single out certain countries over other countries. so why was fraud singles out earlier this u. k. government denies you travel car due to the news, but then unexpectedly placed additional restrictions on those coming via from the u . k. says it was concerned about the prevalence holes, the b to very intense. now this, i'm the plus category ment, tens of thousands of holiday makers, had to cancel my plans pretty much last minute and that to many scratching their heads with 6 to see if it was most policies extensive. and frankly, it is in comprehensive or from a health point of view. we were at times in a difficult health situation in fra

and this is how the units that framed the challenge i have with child marriage in the us unit call child marriage, a helpful packet and a violation of child rights. and believe that marriage under the age of 18 should be prohibited in all circumstances. yet here in the united states, there's actually no federal law around child marriage. rather each individual state is responsible for sending their own requirements. this is why units that usa as a member of the national coalition to in child marriage, working alongside in g o partners in order to help repeal harmful loopholes or exceptions that may promote the practice of the state level. so when he issues so many of the issues about child care, which is what happens to the survivors. and we already have that we know how young people who are girls mostly who are in child marriages. they don't strive your website is trying to push back on that sliding off. the surviving is one of the stories that you share. i'm going to share. i'm going to share some pictures of you if you babies. this was you when you were married off and you love a girl

while working families were struggling to pay their bill than the infrastructure of the united states is crumbling, the billionaires are having their own little space race and seeing who can reach the stars faster. do you think you'll ever be able to afford to go to space? i can't afford to live in new york, the average person can barely afford starbucks. these travels never going to be affordable for everybody, but the fact we might be because you know what, as this economy is coming down to order technology and everything is being upgraded to the fact that how we bought the movie with earth. i mean over to explain it possibly. so you never know with many feeling that glory projects such as races into space and make a mockery of the hard work carried out by the majority. it shouldn't be a surprise that many are wondering if we shouldn't just dump the ultra rich into outer space as the latest piece of space. junk mop and r t new york base has become the 2nd billionaire to privately make it a space in less than a week. those achievements aren't impressing all it's fun. no, it's calcula

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the united nation says more than 800000 afghans for them victim to the war since 2009. it's also led to an increasing refugee crisis for the former pentagon security analyst, we spoke to believe the u. s. s. strikes won't stop the taliban. well, i think it's a little too little to leave the tele bomb was, has really been on the move. and you have, you have a lot of african forces that have already deserted they, in fact they've gone into other countries. and this, this kind of support, i think, is a last ditch effort to try and support what's left of the cabal government. if you recall the defense secretary initially announced that there would be no such air support for afghan forces. now that's been reversed after they saw the lightning speed in which the tele bond has taken over. and they're just, they're just moving, moving, and they're, and they're going into strategic areas that they know that they can take very, very rapidly, particularly district capitals, biden from the very, very start ahead, advocated removing troops altogether. busy from afghanistan and, and

the united states, brazil, and south africa, full of present jacobs handed him, felt like a leaf. he was sentenced last week to 15 months in jail. the failure to show up as an inquiry into corruption during the time in a new un resolution has been put forward to extend a mandate for a deliveries into northern syria. nearly a 1000 trucks bring supplies from turkey every month under the program. but it's set to expire on saturday. if russia refuses to approve its extension, the u. s. has warned that that could lead you to a humanitarian catastrophe, resource or the ripples. this is one of the biggest mandatory 8 operations in the world. at the u. n. senior cross border center, turkeys hot a provence freight trucks are loaded with critical aid including food, medical supplies, and shelter materials. but this may be one of the last shipments to notice here. yeah. when it's been an k device, what you see behind me is the last delivery from the u. n. to the north of syria through the years, we've tried to provide basic conditions for the displace civilians and lift the standards of livi

the suite while driving a major paper for the united nations. she those are your accept your le, who do this and ask for amanda. we are here in a very special place where people who have shaped the world have stay this guest new social policy with all the heads of the state politicians and people who participated in the great geneva conferences edition. and of course, eleanor roosevelt, an unforgettable personality for geneva, with whom she was in charge of a commission to draft the universal declaration of human rights. and she did it here on charlotte. michelle. ok, hotness, it always is the fundamental document of the united nations, like a guiding star. so the more for them all the nationals you need. this is really to our, it's our do not go far the cities, hotels in the united nation. so the very special relationship during state visits, hotel, the link between back room politics and official announcements. it's the point between private conversations and world to say is there like a discrete unofficial pot to the u. n. o the most momentou

and you've made it something that the whole nation can unite again to. you've got a much stronger sentiment and my view of people really standing behind this team is sima. this wind is coming off a very difficult 18 months of the pandemic in italy. that must have also made this victory even sweeter. yes, indeed. i mean, you had this intense lockdown that was in italy. let's not forget it. lee was at the center of the corona bar's pandemic, particularly in the beginning, and has lost more than 127000 lives due to colby 19 the highest in the european union. so after all of that, this team, this victory, everything was building up to this moment. i think there's an overwhelming sense of feeling that finally they can celebrate. they can come together in something that is positive, the feeling on the ground last night. and at the end of the, with the semi finals was just one of pure joy. really want to come raji and getting together see me about it on the topic of cove it and then been worries in many countries about fans attending my matches. and that's doin

american to me, the largest us base unit ganeth ban. after nearly 20 years, the taliban calls it a positive ah, play watching al jazeera life from joe. how would we fully back? people also ahead a better than expected jobs report in the us for the month of june, but it's been demick stricken economy still faces challenges ahead. our economy is on the move. we have code 19 on the run. after 8 months of conflict, much needed a to begin to trickle into ethiopia, take ry region. but the risk of from in looms launch with millions in desperate need of firms and wildfires. burn across western canada after days of record heat. one town resembles award. ah, ah, it's been the center of us military operations against al qaeda and taliban for nearly 20 years now. by graham abbey has been transferred back to the afghan government that's after us. and nato forces left the facility. the taliban has welcomed the withdrawal, describing it as a positive step and calling for a complete withdrawal of all foreign troops. us president joe biden has promised

i also heard, instead of canine units, they could only afford k 8 units, which is just a woman named kate. i mean she's, she's coal, but it don't get me wrong, you fine. but she can't like sniff out bombs or anything. and she is not man's best friend. she's in ok, friend a bad, but she's not like pick up at the airport late at night or something. neither would a dog come to think of it. still still, our military is suffering instead of catalog best. our military can only afford sweater vests i heard, which, which a don't stop a bullet. i don't, i don't think and be are hot. and then the desert, who wants a sweater vest when it's a 112 degrees out? not to mention, you know, easy a target. you are 1st neighbor when you dress like tucker carls in the middle of the thing. it's just, it's terrible point being we don't have money for health care. right now. we need that money to pissed away on our military. moving on, you've likely heard about worth of lower daniel hale. he revealed that our military killer drawn program, murders, almost entirely innocent civilians. in the rare event that

when grace was an i were helping reunited people living in the united states and european countries with their family and france in the u. k. from 2nd august at 4 am. people from these countries will be able to come to england from an ember country without having to quarantine if they're fully vexed. i and others cried out until the roll that inconvenience back to the wrong to the european country not to be included to angry citizens. ridiculous of francis to exclude anyone traveling back from through france this weekend will up the current scene. while most of the you and us will not have to for monday, the rules for france are based on period political tit for tat that it's shameful and to disgrace, where not people from this country. it's where you came national squad, desperate to see our families whom we haven't seen for a very, very long time. we are students trying to get back to uni. french politicians are also seeming a decision has riled up old pension. and the best one is on this decision has no scientific foundation, and it's discriminatory towards the french another absurd a

last month in the united states is, is that cause for concern? well, i mean, yeah, so their trade deficit actually reached the 2nd highest level and us history. it is regard to concern as to high deficit actually could put a damper on economic growth. but so far, economists are not too concerned because they believe the spending habits of americans will change less buying imported goods, but spend more on domestic services. and that should actually come to that would mean that we might actually see a certain patel when it comes to the trade deficit overall. culture in new york. thanks. as in virgin galactic skyrocketed to join friday trading. sorry. following use, it's next test flights will carry found richard branson into space. amazon's jeff phase also had looked on course to become the 1st billionaires to leave the atmosphere. but now it appears he'll lose the space race by a matter of days. mm. it's the last test for the v. s. s. unity followed by us authorities approving the space ship for man missions. the 1st trip is scheduled for july 11

that for example, folks log had to pay in the diesel cheating scandal in the united states. still this decision now is significant. the you anti trust people are saying that the not only price rigging can be illegal behavior in terms of anti trust law or market cation agreements, which could be illegal, but also agreement among carmakers on how big the tanks that they all plan to implement in their models agreements about this can represent an illegal monotheistic behavior. according to the you anti trust people, folks latin is considering challenging this decision. it says that a certain amount of cooperation and technical question is necessary for the car makers. and that this is what fruitful and prosperous car destry needs. the f t is reporting that to senior members of congress of cold on the securities and exchange commission to investigate d. d. a believe the chinese right having app misled american best as the head of its initial public offering on the new york stock exchange. last week it's been at the center of a sale office since it's the app was taken down by bei

the united states has increased airstrikes in the support of afghan forces. over the last several days and were prepared to continue this high level support in the coming weeks if the taliban continue their attacks. this comes amid a massive offensive by the taliban, which now controls around 80 percent of the country. and the conflict has not only claimed the lives of military but also civilians. according to the united nations, more than 100000, the afghans have fallen victim to the war since 2009. and that's not even the beginning of the more. it has also led to an ever increasing refugee crisis. michael maloof, a former pentagon senior security policy policy analyst, believe the airstrikes will have little effect in combating the telephone. well, i think it's a little too little to leave. the tele bomb has really been on the move. and you have, you have a lot of african forces that have already deserted they, in fact they've gone into other countries. and this, this kind of support, i think, is a last ditch effort to try and support what's left of the cab

the united states has increased airstrikes in the support of afghan forces. over the last several days and were prepared to continue this high level support in the coming weeks. if the taliban continue their attacks. when they made a massive offensive by the taliban, which says it now control was 85 percent of the country. the conflict has not only claimed the lives of troops, but also many civilians. un says that more than 100000 afghans have fallen victim to the war since 2009 is also led to an increasing refugee crisis for the former insecurity analyst for leave the u. s. s. shrikes won't stop the town. well, i think it's a little too little to leave the tele bomb was, has really been on the move. and you have, you have a lot of african forces that have already deserted they, in fact they've gone into other countries. and this, this kind of support, i think, is a last ditch effort to try and support what's left to the cabal government. if you recall, the defense secretary initially announced that there would be no such air support for afghan forces. now th

but now the one sending assistance in big quotation marks is the united states in columbia. so those responsible for the very historical disease now claim to be the ones with the cure . so there's, there's a lot that is very suspicious. worry. so i, are you suggesting that there is a possible us connection with this? o. unquestionably induced lee. i have no doubt whatsoever. i've been a student notation history in haitian creole since 998 frequently travelling to the country, i work with the haitian grass roots organizations. this could be the justification for the next us away as you, when the try factor of evil imperialism for the next invasion and occupation of haiti, where the entire economy is us sweatshops and us agribusiness. so this whole myth about haiti being poor and having no geo political and economic, she's important for the united states is ridiculous. and is the number one myth right now that we have to dispel. it's what c n n and the mainstream media will never talk about. so if this was potentially a case of regime change, what's the point? that's a great q

that's the warning from the united nations to ethiopia, government, and to great rebel fighters. it says 400000 people are now suffering famine. while another $1800000.00 thought to be facing starvation. the war began 8 months ago, and has displaced millions ethiopians government defy the cease fire this week, right before a major bridge into gro was destroyed, cutting off crucial aid supply routes. let's catherine sawyer pulls from the design of the officials there, deny it. stifling the aid as it's a difficult task for a walker, trying to get food and other supplies to those who need it. most anti guy fighting is still going on in some part of the region. different forces control different areas and draw the facilities have been destroyed in some areas. this is what is left of a bridge over the tech has a river. it's an important supplier route to west than today. the world food program says it's food. stocks are running low and the airport still closed, reaching much of the population will be a struggle. the fact is that people have died. people are dying, and more people will

now it's important to note that immigration is an ongoing issue in the united states. many are concerned about the inflow of migrants and if unrest escalates in haiti as many anticipated will that could exacerbate that problem. many americans are looking on the situation in haiti and wondering if this will result in more haitians fleeing the country. so all eyes are really on haiti at this point, not just in the united states, but around the world. wondering what the fall out will be. the president and his wife are dead and unrest may soon sweep the country. people are very, very concerned about what the future will be. there's been ongoing unrest in haiti and now we have a very, very, very dramatic event. some and kelly berm open reporting live from new york there with the latest scale of thank you. well, the suspect so brooklyn based editor haiti, liberty, who shared with his his fees on the role of the u. s. in the future, the region this operation, there were 9 brand new nissan patrol. pickup trucks involved, they clearly were very sophisticated. they knew the layo

sure, navy, there's new units on this unit, but to me, the solver geneva became an international city in 1920 with the establishment of the league of nations for a new train station. and the airport were built various institutions and non governmental organizations emerged, such as pacifist or feminist associations, which today form their own international ecosystem. the previous version, when it's sometimes like the people here are living on 2 different planets within one city. but in recent years and more effort has been made to integrate these organizations into the daily life of geneva is just what the national end on which again the united nations employs around 10000 people in geneva. but add in the n g o z and international organizations, and that number increases at least 3 fold. the hotels naturally benefit from this dynamic in the course, most of international politics and secret meetings. journalists prefer to meet their sources in hotels that night for their discretion. k, a safe places. how depressed to be us is one such journalist born in new york, she's an investigative

now we're hearing that from the united states, united kingdom, france and others have been trying to work out a compromise with russia. and they may get some sort of deal so that we get an automatic renewal on january 10th. so it would be like a full year, but it's not clear if that's going to happen. and, you know, russia as always is negotiating hard. what's really sad in this whole thing is that the, the last thing that, you know, russia seems to be thinking about are the lives of the millions of syrians that are dependent on un humanitarian aid. and if, if there's no cross border, un aide mandate and the un stop. so receiving aid in their non u. n. a group simply do not have the capacity to handle the logistics of this massive aid operation that millions of syrians in the north are dependent on. so many people would die if there's no renewal, so the stakes couldn't be higher. so we have seen what a dire situation is in syria, but to help us understand what potential deal could be made. what are russia as motives here? well, i wish i knew exactly what russia's calculations are, bu

i never thought in the united kingdom in a post war u. k. we be off to show papers to go to the cinema, to go to the states, to go to the football. go to the rugby. i mean, i think it's absolutely outrageous now, only that we haven't been a good enough people. all we happen will. of course, the people who are protesting, they don't like to wear the man they don't wish to be vaccinated. and therefore, they don't like the passports either. so they would just like to ignore the coding and what it is doing to people around the world, making them sick and causing many people to die. now i have a major problem with that because i don't think that's about liberty. i don't think it's about personal choice and it's not about freedom. so i'm totally against the passive, but i'm all in favor of people being fascinated us justice department will not investigate. new york state's handling of covert in nursing homes. the announcement came in unless it's a republican lawmakers and it's outraged victims, families, cowards. you cowards. you believe in the mo

at the same time, the united nations, which has around $14000.00 trips stationed in the country, it's looking to expand its peacekeeping mission. but molly has been in the grips of islamic insurgency for many years now. and it does seem as if the violence is spiraling higher as you can see the situation a molly is very grave at the moment too many people will be watching what happens now in the next few hours in the next few days in that country. huge wildfires, arranging in ne rush with a massive effort now and away to try bring that situation under control, especially for fighting paratroopers have been deployed in the battle and you'll see in this video action exiting plains parachuting down to hard to reach areas. each trooper has a 20 liter backpack to fight the flames and shovels to dig 5 braking lines. the emergency service is volunteers, locals have overdoing a bit to try to douse the flames that in your smoke. those been hampering efforts in the worst areas going to the emergency ministry close to 2 hundreds of wildfires, all burning at present with specialist helicopters, ha

here in the united states, the battle against covid is taking two different paths. new york city was the scene of celebration at the big apple hosted a tickertape parade for frontline workers. new york with the global epicenter last year. now it has bounced back with fewer than 200 new cases per day. restrictions have been lifted, but some are warning it may be too early to pop the champagne because of the delta variant. according to the cdc, this training account for more than half of the new cases in the united states. that is the big picture. in the midwestern states of missouri, kansas and iowa, where than 80% of new infections are from the delta variant. in utah and colorado it makes up nearly three quarterof new infections. joining us now is dr. to friedman, the former director of the cdc who is now president and ceo of resolve to save lives. thanks so much for being with us. do you think it is little early to celebrate? >> we are certainly in much better shape than me were before, but we are not completely outf the woods. one, the delta variant is spreading r

and here in new york city, you can see it as well as a capital financial capital of the united states. and most of the office building several of the you see behind me they're off in the distance, remain empty because the majority of americans are still working from home. just here in new york city, about 20 percent of the office spaces have been vacated and do not have clients that will be returning back to work. a bottom line here is there are still a lot of trouble signs on the economy of a particular with the 7000000 americans who can still not find work. these are americans who suffered the most. during the pandemic, low income workers, primarily many people of color. and so the economy, while it's booming in many ways, there is still a lot of people here in the country that are still suffering financially. and they're still a long ways to go. the us, while food program says much needed, aid is finally getting to if you know, then to gray region by the situation remains die. that means 2000000 people have been forced out of their homes and fighting began in november, more than 50

hey, hope united is started racism red, call it kick it out. but if i'm on is if it's not, if it's not effect in the countries pocket or people's book is not going to chains, i was lost on here speaking about the super league, the car force and right. yeah, exactly. that way, i'm not going to deal with racism anymore and they came out the same way they did for the see, believe i do what i gotcha. we're not talk about okay, here we on youtube, this is anthony brown. racism has always been here. i'm assuming asked me you in the u. k, it's normal. i know how to know how awful that comment is, but how truthful is right. he's right. he's why i expected it. when 2nd mr. law penalty to an in, in the game. i get it to me. i expected it. why should expect it? i was scared to trouble home from london from the capital to go back to my house after that panel. you miss and i should never feel like that. i was born here, but he's right, there is no racism is no one is countries. it's embedded in the pillars of, of culture. ready in my opinion, foreign cultur

and it's been very clear here in the united states as we went through a presidential election that i know last people were following college football. and it's returned to the field with part of a presidential debate. right? that sports often finds itself within politics as much as we see politics within sport, and those 2 things are always married. we think about the fact that we call them political races, right? like even the language that we use with them, politics has a sports inflection too. and those 2 things are so similar within so many cultures . so yeah, what can you said that you can't stick to sports? right. so what we saw with the wildcat strikes it was an extreme version of something i could eat than i liked. it were on that side of i would say the political struck spectrum, but this is just part of a long history. tell us a story from the book i don't shit or if that, but that is just that he's people a little bit of an activist who he may not have heard of before. who is in the book. remembering your book, should we talk about in the book? i'm trying to clean temper n

it also, it speaks to a broader problem that we have in media, particularly in the united states. but i think we probably have this problem in media throughout the world where the people in power look like the people who are telling the stories in the people who are doing the journalism. and what we wanted to do in this chapter in our book was really highlight the fact that there are other people out there doing this work and they need to be heard and they need to be read and we need to support them. and one of my favorite parts of the book, you just lift a whole load of female sports journalists. it was like a sports janet and it was one after never off the never often. that was if you didn't know that many, you definitely, you know, by the end of that chapter. jessica. sorry, go ahead. yeah, no, and that chapter is different than all the other ones in the book. it has a different format. it's much more almost like an oral history and what we did exactly what you said. there are a lot of females or analysts in that chapter, and we asked them to tell us something about their exper

we can big important holiday here in the united states. well ahead of the 11th of september deadline, the joe biden had said, and you'll remember that the wheels for the withdrawal were set by donald trump, followed on by jo, by both of them. know that this is a popular decision among ordinary americans. they believe it's time for america to leave afghanistan and leave behind as longest war. thank you for that. allen fisher live for a say at the white house. let's discuss this further now with omar some odd who's a former. i've got boston to friends in canada, and currently is senior fellow with the atlantic council. his joining us via skype from washington. very good to have you with us, mr. some odd. so unimportant chapter of america's involvement and scanning time coming to an end with the handover of background base. what are your thoughts about this is now the time to close the book on the afghan conflict that it has been. the question is posed for a while now, and i think we have an answer in a couple months ago with the president af

goats that will triggered a ton of war, and you end up in a terrible would say russia or china or the united states that negatively mean job losses across europe. union is that green tax is always affect poor people, more than they affect rich people, they make poor people poor. so what you will see is you will see petrol prices go up. diesel prices go of energy prices for consumers. so people will believe me and have to choose between eating and heating was goodbye for all of us, but we really hope picked up. i said me me. ah ah no. welcome to sophie, car visionaries, me so if you are not blessed, it's motion and motion is life and the benefits of physical activity are hard to overestimate. how exactly does it influence the workings of our rain? well, i ask, wendy says ok, professor of newer science and psychology at the new york university center 4 year old science when this is a professor of neuroscience and psychology at the new york university university center for a neuro science. when a great to have you with us, welcome to our show. thank you so much for having me. alright, so we all

the 1st time since 950 wildfires forced people to feed their homes in the western united states as a heat wave brings near record temperatures. ah, anti government protests taking place across cuba, demonstrators are demanding more action from the government and poverty, the economy, and the corona virus pandemic. there are reports. the government has mobilized the special forces. the crackdown on the demonstrators earlier president miguel diaz come across the united states, being responsible for the unrest august him has been monitoring developments from atlanta right now in central event because the internet has been all day and hasn't been working for the last hour or so. school reasons does the process with hundreds and hundreds of people of various points throughout havana, about cuban city. so it's what it's underlining. this is the biggest political protest, and i can pick up the last 3 decades since 19 ninety's. all me has been just away from, from where i can see the young and i'm a good income child is on the t shirts getting, getting all my bills and mobilized for this nea

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