of america among these extended family, including his 2 year old daughter. another little compensation is not a remedy for the pain inflicted on us. it can't replace the loss of my family, my brother, my own daughter, nephews, have lost their lives as compensation will not bring them back to life each day after that attack, our life is getting more and more miserable day and night. we recall them were our remain in family. we mr. malott life is hell without them. we intend to leave of dennis time because we lost 10 of our precious lives. now it's painful for us to live without those loving kids. the u. s. took months to take responsibility for the mistake that was supposed to target members of isis k. there's no official information about the amount being offered to the family. apart from that, they're been given assistance. if they do want to relocate to the u. s. the humanitarian situation in afghanistan is now at crisis point. there are about 600000 people displaced as the result of fighting and economic instability in the region. most of them are women a

and i wasn't new from black america. i learned how to speak back to what aboriginal people of iraq more every die were uploaded system. now with the police were out with 2 states, i'm scared that more children are gonna grow up in the country that think says no racism, but they're more likely to end up in the criminal justice system. then they're all the fellow friends in daycare. and we're back with world renowned heart surgeon, dr. leo, bulgaria, talking about what's real in terms of heart replacement and heart surgery these days. and what's a fantasy? da, could look at him though. i think you said the urn and i'm heart donors for everyone . but then apart from artificial human heart, there's a lot of talk about transplanting when peaks, hearts into use years as an alternative. i mean, i shoot that as far as i know in china they already grow their genetically modified picks it up. she, i don't know, though, is a picks hardest. suitable replacement. let you, hardy, in 1960, for the 3 years before doctor christian barnar

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with that is for the best interest of all america. with, oh me, cool. unfair, life can be sometimes kind of summer, what we're looking at this weekend. plenty more online course at all t dot com and all you tube 10. i'm calling for. i must go back to the next update in 32 minutes from now. ah ah, in russia, this class of car was discontinued more than 20 years ago. even though they moved it to move them to the new us. the model moved it sort of can you sell it to proposal this year dealing with produce them for the purchase? it took 5 years to close the gap on the world car industry from the drawing board to the 1st finished model. kepsa will over certify excellent roles, key of dealing with the, with the food notion from a small school. well, we'll shoot for she if the commercial then you america was correct. the quizlet live with us or a when i was shown seemed wrong. when all, please just don't hold any new world. yes. to see proud disdain becomes the advocate. an engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apa

some were taken from families in central america, mexico or south america and on the way the coyotes as they called them, they actually banded them on the route. so we as americans, i take the humanitarian role and we are trying to put them in a safe and suitable living condition while they are waiting to be reunited with family may be back in their home and korean. i understand that i and i agree, i wish that was, you know, the true, the whole situation. i was what you were saying was exactly happening. but at the same time, i'm looking at ahead mind from day a dozen arrested human trafficking operation in tennessee. the majority of those they were tracking young hispanic children that were not being tracked. i mean there's no accountability, unfortunately from majority to children, which is scare me, but it comes down to the fact andrew, if this was a good solution, why is it not being done during the day? why is this happening during the overnight? well, this is, this is really the central issue here, which we haven't administration that was supposed to be pledged towards greater

we need that back in america. that's how we have that true, progressive spirit that honors human beings and does not discourage hard work, doesn't discourage showing up on time, doesn't discourage individual personhood and tried to lump this all into little members of tribes that have to go to war with each other that doesn't solve anything, the true spirit that made america were the most prosperous nations in the whole world. we've got to revive that, like it better than ever before. we can rely upon these monopolies and that's for sure. okay, they destroy innovation. okay. these monopolies of the line. let me go back. you, you brought up january 6. i want to end on it here. we keep hearing about it. it's drip, drip, drip, drip. though no one has been charged with sedition and treason so far. i mean, where is this going because what i watch here is that this is a perfect distraction about really what's happening. i mean, we're seeing huge changes, social changes, economic changes happening to honda, tens of milli

and what does corporate america seek at all? costs? profit. help bring people without a profit. incentive is as foreign to them as balancing a check book is to a teenage hedgehog. the gates foundation has donated millions to major media outlets, including n p r, p b s a, b, c, b, b, c. al jazeera, the daily telegraph, the financial times, univision and the guardian. why would a so called charitable organization give millions to giant corporate media outlets? could it be to buy positive coverage narr? and by now, i mean however, apparently even the bought on media stumbles upon a real question now and again. and bill gates know nike. the question this time was about bill gates, relationship with the now deceased cereal, child rapist geoffrey epstein, the new york times wrote forgetting in 2011 mister gates, met with mr. epstein on numerous occasions including at least 3 times, and mr. epstein palatial manhattan townhouse, and at least once staying late into the night, one time gates even flew on ab themes, private jet called the low lead expres

ah, a with that is for the best interest of all america. with our mean, cruel, unfair. life can be sometimes. we'll let you know if we hear more, but that's a snapshot or we're talking about so far, calabrese, and half an hour to take through the even that i think breaking it might happen. you're that news coming from a nipple de leon about a bomb? it's going off 10, the thing killed to keep posted on that television shows junior puddled after the break, but for now reporting for moscow, kevin o' in signing off and have a great rest of this saturday evening. oh, what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have a tree that even foundation let it be in arms. race is on often very dramatic development only personally and getting to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successfully, very critical time time to sit down and talk with russia. this class of car was discontinued more than 20 years ago. even though say more than a sort of in the self you proposal. the sure deal with just important practice. it took 5 years to close

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and i was not wide like missing and i wasn't known from black america. i learned how to speak back to whitefish aboriginal people here more every day. we are out loaded system now will be the police were out with 2 seats. i'm scared that more children are going to grow up in the country that think says no racism, but they're more likely to end up in the criminal justice system. then there are other fellow friends in daycare this household that lives here when i take the public mood swings to the in france, just ahead the presidential elections. and there's no shortage of candidates to meet the popular agenda. america's leading and medical research agency admits funding controversial research into that corona virus who's in china's we'll hand something previously repeatedly denied by the white house's top infectious disease expert. and the u. k. prime minister was accused of selling out working people for failing to ban the practice of fire and re hire. that allows employers to give workers less favorable terms and conditions. ah .

these words about white people came from a black female professor at the university in new jersey in america, her interview that contains plenty more tough and white statements to is on youtube . and it does seem to that such open hatred is going unchecked on the platform norm . chen reports recently dr. britney cooper, who teaches women's gender and sexuality. studies at rutgers university sat down for an interview with the route. despite what white people think of themselves. busy they do not defy the laws of attorney, right? their projects are not so sophisticated clips from that interview are now going viral. asked the professor seems to display an intense hatred and resentment for white people whom she seems to describe as inherently violent. i think that why people are committed to being villains in the aggregate and perhaps most worryingly in the same interview. the professor also describes a desire to take white people out, though she later clarifies that she of course, does not mean violently. the thing i want to say to you is we got to take these out, but i'm not like we can say th

and he never, never said that america should withdraw from iraq. ok, so i think that america has in this is a huge amount of the day in saudi arabia, the gulf states, and the middle east, and go straight to who they are. 5 points in the world. and so if there is indeed a rivalry and you know, some sort of a cold war coming with china, then control all the go will be as important as strategic goal of the united states as it was during the cold war. now is an interesting game because the americans to say, you know, yes, they gave up on vietnam, cambodia and laos, but you know, they still go indonesia, malaysia, japan, which at that time at least as far as american perceptions are going to the communist. so say you know, our intervention, she is goals that we prevented a whole say big of communism in asia. so it wasn't probably just a matter of giving up on the americans. let me to do both to be a 1st to patrick here. i can agree with both of you with the same time for different reasons. i think, i mean, i think, you know, what point is it negative re

the symbol of america so i'm glad i jumped in. thanks. >> if you made it out, no one would believe it but it's what happened. here's a question i myself wondered. he wants to know did you ever in researching it get a sense of personal aggravation betraying the birth country. i would say frustration mixed with curiosity. i think he loved america but he also loved science and his family. he was protecting his family. i think you have to. it's like a professor of mine at columbia years ago. aggravated isn't really the word. he was so bright and when i was doing the research i was always watching for a hint of regret. he had no regrets because he wasn't dedicated to his family or science. he knew. after many years, he had no regret. that's aggravating. how much training did he get to be a spy? we understand why, but did he get a lot of training on the tradecraft's? he would have gotten his training. i do know that for a sleeper agent which is basically by definition blended into the target country it takes a much longer time and you g

floods besieged communities. fought lines, travels to the front lines of the climate crisis in central america to see how it's appending lives, and fueling migration exit on doors. a climate in crisis on al jazeera aren't gone mentioning it wasn't that chat. let's still okay. a shadow. com is that applied by a g with a lower. i'm richard ginsberg and you're at the listening post where we don't cover the news. we cover the way the news is covered. here are the media stories we're examining this week. his name is carr. he's as big as they come in the indian film industry. we look at the drug bust that tells a story of the conflict between the authorities there and bollywood facebook and the continuing fall out from that whistleblower. a consortium of news outlets is now on the company's case. you're at say, alarm phone, the hotline in the mediterranean, that refugees are using to get their stories out. and just scroll, you scroll, we all school. what's it going to take to get us off our phone? on paper, it looked like a routine drug bust, a group of 20 somethings, partying on a cruise ship off t

to give you the 360 view of these stories and much more on today's news via here right here on our t america. ah, thank you so much for joining us because happening right now just down the street on capitol hill. there is fierce negotiations amongst democrats all about the reconciliation bill. now. president biden even took the air today for a press conference. he would bagging the public to put pressure on our elected to help him pass his bill. these are not about left versus right or moderate versus progressive or anything else to pitch americans against one. this is about competitiveness versus complacency. jenna's in these bills is what 81000000 americans voted for. more people voted than any time in american history. and so they voted for their voices deserve the heard not deny or worse ignore. well, did they vote a 1000000 people vote for a bill about 450 pages long? that's up for congress aside, and there's been a lot of back and forth among democrats, actually regarding this bite and budget plan. hence why that idea about 81000000000 . i bet they might be split on it just like the pa

this is the show where americans in america covering american news are called foreign agents. i don't have to tell you all that our country in our world need a lot of fixed and right now, we need peace. we need clean water, clean air for a health care for all, and most importantly, we need more videos. a baby hedgehogs. i dare you to tell me that. no nora bo, if you had one of those, i promise you, you would go gucci gucci, eugene, to right in to his with tool belly. point me. there are some very important things that need fixing and almost no one is talking about the fact that we as a society spend billions of dollars of advertising each year for exactly. they are percent. we literally have promotion for the destruction of our planet and almost no promotion for living, happy, sustainable lives. and advertising is incredibly impactful, even though we all think, you know, we, we personally, i, personally, we personally are above being influenced by ad. we are not. there is a well known cognitive impact called the illusory truth effect, which describes how when we hear the same

and that's what's happening in america. they're trying to survive on the whole in the don't it. and they're saying, we sold this whole in the don't 15 times at goldman sachs and we got rich because we gotta pay the fee on the collateral ization of the whole and the don't it. and now that everybody else in america is broke and they don't generate enough income for us to tax, to pay down the debt that we incurred by deregulation and derivative training. going back to rig, now they're out there to learn from their like, what do we do? ah, it though, but i will go most basic of what i see you go. he did, who bought, i bought a diode from our company pretty than you quite, but i know from politicians to athletes and movie sales to musicals does it seems every big name in the world has been here. let's see, are copa ms. you can work out this goes to school. ah, what do i see a budget when you get the course but i need to remove what does not give me a global new sport, but she said basil makes dreams come true that every one who falls in love with you that people look like a is your m

and i wasn't known from black america. i learned how to speak back to whitefish aboriginal people here. i'm more every day we are moving them now with the police were out with she states, i'm scared that more children are going to grow up in the country that think says no racism, but they're more likely to kinda cool just system in there. although the still are friends in daycare, join me every thursday on the alex simon, sure. and i'll be speaking to guess in the world politics sport, business, i'm show business. i'll see you then hope headline for this our lab one ot st. clashes, lofton corks, and a heavy, dry caption. the italian government is bracing for a wave of civil unrest as it rolls out. mad, retreat, covey, green cost is for old workers. what we want to use for this green possible to be revoked. if this doesn't happen, we will close the port to think that the green pass is an unlawful tool, an improper one that should not be forced to from the workers because it is discriminatory. billionaire, facebook boss mug

if you, in the 3rd world, if you're never go, well that's in america. you said no, no, this is property. they should in fact relax the paypal and allow us to have these axioms and help us to develop our own. the world need to know and spooky, which is the russian vaccine has very high reputation, would agree, i think eventually it will be accepted. but by the time that is accepted, then the market will be taken over by western vaccines, especially astrazeneca and the american song and want to dominate will supply later in the program, european leaders use the g 20 to express concerns about a return to iran that nuclear deal talks while the west, instead of focusing on the dialogue, introduces new sanctions. doctors in france are warning that budget cuts are leading to severe staffing shortages. top french scientists also feared the health care system could be pushed to the brink of collapse with covered cases on the rise over the past 2 weeks, one nursing union rep talked to our tea about how bad it has become. i see it's the government that's to blame

system and america's way of life. who would bet that we are in that position now and that we can win this cold war. with me to discuss this is dean. things are joining me. >> thanks for having me. gerry: is this a sputnik moment? >> i think it is. but for different reasons and has been publicly talked about. as you noted, we have been working on hypersonic's, russians have been working on hypersonic's, the north koreans have tested what they call the hypersonic cruise missile. what was stunning is this chinese missile orbited the earth. what that means is we now have to start working on the assumption that any and every chinese satellite may be a nuclear weapon. may carry a hypersonic live vehicle. we end the russians worked very hard to not develop these capabilities during the cold war we both saw this as incredibly destabilizing. neither side was prepared to go forward thinking every satellite may actually be a nuclear weapon. the chinese, evidently, do not care. gerry: we won the cold war against the soviet union.

i will cover all of latin america for most of my career, but no country is alike, and it's my job to shed light on how and why one of how he's most powerful gang leaders lays out his conditions for easing the fuel crisis. gripping the caribbean, national ah, i'm come all santa maria here and go home with the world news from al jazeera, state oil company workers site. i will join the campaign of civil dis.

so america's in full open, revolted. this boy, americans are pushing back in every single sporting event that you watch on tv. the crowd is chanting either f joe biden or, and they're using a full word or let's go brandon, which means f joe biden. everything we believe in is being destroyed by joe by australian regulators have their sites on google. they wanted to offer other search engines on its devices in a bit to create competition. legal totally dominate, feel trailing market controlling larger 4 percent of the proposal. android smartphones would be forced to offer a suit of engines with the tech joint itself bond from paying off all to use it as a default. here's why we are concerned about google's dominance and its ability to use its financial resources to fund arrangements to be the default search engine on many devices and other means through which consumers access search such as browsers is harming competition and consumers. now google has find back basically saying its dominance is due to its quality. the civi

history of the usa by america. oh nati ah oh, well come to the alec salmon. sure. will we examine the long term economic consequences of corporate watch. economic study has been focused on the dramatic acute impact of the pandemic. the collapse in world trade in g. d. p followed by a storm recovery in many economies and a continuing struggle of many administrations to balance health priorities with sustaining economic activity. given them mixed results much work to produce better policy outcomes remains to be done. however, to economists on either side of the planets have also been focusing on the longer term human economics of corporate. to day, we examine the work of new zealand economist, dr. richard, meet. i, professor, debit banged flora of dartmouth college in the united states. richard me as a research fellow in economics, awkward university of technology and principal economist of cognitive economic insight. he's brought forward a policy initiative of corporate family loans, which is.

my book is called dirty work and it's subtitled essential jobs in the hidden toll of inequality in america and i want to fixate a little bit on the jobs because it's the terms that we all recognize now that is coming to currency during the pandemic and it's fascinating for me to watch that happen in to see a national conversation unfold about essential jobs and essential workers in the workers during the pandemic who are bagging groceries, driving trucks warehouse panthers were putting items being ordered by people sheltering in place and staying at home got a conversation unfold over the last 18 months and it became a conversation not just about work but of class because it quickly came to life that the people we were calling essential workers are predominantly in jobs that paid less that often had arduous conditions and expose them to all kinds of risks even before the pandemic but during the pandemic itself that came to the exposure through a deadly virus so you have a collective gratitude in society but you also have a sense these workers do these hard jobs in their hidden it was fasci

if you, in the 3rd world, if you're never go, oh, well, never in america. you said no, no, this is profit dealing. they should in fact relax the paypal and allow us to have these axioms and help us to, to go borrow. we will need to know and sweetly, which is the russian vaccine has very high reputation. what degree are they then you will be accepted? but by the time that is accepted, then the market will be taken over by western vaccines, especially after america and the americans in song they want to dominate the world supply doctors in france, a warning the budget cuts are leading to severe staffing shortages, top scientists, they also fear the health care system could be pushed to the brink of collapse with cold cases rising over the past 2 weeks. one nursing union representative talk to our to about how bad it got. let's see, it's the government that's to blame for the shortage of medical personnel research . france is the only country in the world that's been cutting funding during the pandemic. medical staff are outraged by this and ready to quit over

so america is in full, open, revolted. this boy. americans are pushing back in every single sporting event that you watch a tv. the crowd is chanting, either f joe biden or, and they're using a full word or let's go brandon, which means f joe biden. everything we believe in is being destroyed by joe, by or that does it for me, this are i'll be back in about 30 minutes with another full infrastructure news. this is our international. oh well if you want something done, right, do it yourself. the acronym d i y, i do it yourself, has now become the name for a new genre of online videos. we do a couple of more to enjoy any family of herself still that you had known. you never was more than any wardrobe called her. you spoke a deal, it people use scrap materials and whatevers at hand to rig up all kinds of stuff from household items to pump action. squid guns, furniture, company for my freshman longer, still muscular. well, much more pool. we're still the best part is people want to watch millions of viewers spend earlier seein

it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race, movies on of their, into america development. only personally, i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time to sit down and talk. blue, blue, blue. a . ah, with oh, so that it american companies feeling the effects of pushing full diversity of former employees been awarded $10000000.00 in compensation after he was fired and then replaced by 2 women allegedly as part of the company's diversity and inclusion program. they tried to say a trial that they fired him because 2 years before he had gotten sick during his speech and had to sit down. it was embarrassing to the c. e. o any. and he never recovered from it instead and standing in that he was not adequately engaged in his work or the all the documentation showed that he was more than engaged and that he was delegating. ah, it is appearances before the board to his subordinates. but he was deliberately doing that for their development as employees. and so they really had the jury found that if they had nothing to justify the terminat

if you, in the 3rd world, if you never go up or latin america, you said no, no, this is property. they should in fact relax the peyton go and allow us to have these axioms and help us to, to go to borrow. we will need to know and spooky, which is the russian vaccine, was very high. reputation would agree, i think eventually will be accepted. but by the time that is accepted, then the market will be taken over by western vaccines, especially i asked of it and the american song in want to dominate to will supply doctors in france or warning that budget cuts are leading to severe staffing shortages, top french scientists also feared the health care system could be pushed to the brink of collapse with covey cases. on the rise, over the past 2 weeks, one nursing union rep talked to our tea about how bad it has become. i see it's the government to blame for the shortage of medical personnel fronts. is the only country in the world's has been cutting funding during the medical stuff, the outraged by this ready to quit over it because they want no part of it since june. there's been a wav

yeah. columbus discovered america and white jesus discovered. but sex, why do? why people claim credit for every thing point being i would much rather have ads for sex than ad for war killing, domination, and discrimination. sex is the most positive ad i've seen in a long time. as long as our world is based on profit over humanity and sustainability that almost all the promotions, ad and commercial will support profit over humanity and sustainability. and our culture will keep heading in that direction. company from wash in dc, the belly to base. this is radack to deny, ah intrusive moon welcome i'm li cam. know take the news from behind. i covered recently which country the us seem to be preparing to attack next. i guess there was the iron islands because we could steal their iron. but then i was inform, the iron islands only exist in game of thrones, whatever it could happen. anyway, i reported how it was likely we might go after ethiopia, next, and if you count economic war, we have. but there's a new competitor in the batting ball. bella roost wedge in till

earlier this year, hypersonic weapon launched into orbit has the potential to evade america's assault defenses. and he has continues here on out as era of to context. india stay with us fixing longer. how's them shorter deadlines? south korean delivery drivers are literally being worked to death. one 0 one east explorer, the dock side of consumer convenience and south korea on al jazeera. hello and welcome to context india. i'm fi, desousa coming to you from the city of one by on context india. our aim is to give you an in depth look into the world's most populous democracy. from the insight we're not chasing breaking stories. instead, we're taking the time to deliver a fuller o considered analysis of india. it's politics and it's people. in each of the 4 episodes in this series, we'll be taking a closer look at a specific facet of what has perhaps been the biggest crisis india has faced since independence. corbett devastated numerous countries. but in years experience, especially during the 2nd we've began in april 2021 was one of the most shocking pandemic ordeals the corporate impa

america was energy independence under donald trump. this administration like it has in so many areas tried to change the direction of the country and hard-working mississippians, hard-working americans are the ones paying the bill. laura: how important was it to have full stadiums at college football games this fall? you played last year, you have full stadiums, 100,000 people packed into stadiums, how important a message is that to the spirit of america? >> msnbc and doctor fauci had their way we would play tomorrow's game with no one in the stadium. the reality is we have to get back to normal in america, recognize that itself this is part of life. we go to church on sunday and college football games saturday and we are getting back to normal in mississippi. laura: governor. which is more of an essential service, football or church? great to see you. the science regarding coveting kids is crystal-clear, they are less likely to contract, spreader suffer serious instances of the disease than adults. we've known every 2 months but despi

he deeply missed america, never really wanted to leave america is his soulmate. i know no bigger patriot and so we wanted to come back to law school. and by then my mother was able to make a pretty good living in canada as a computer programmer, so she put them through school while i was in high school. i mean, she's a remarkable woman. i don't know how she did it all but she did. >> from amber, as an adult would everyday privileges still make you feel huge emotions? >> my dogs, being able to feed them the fanciest food on the market is probably the biggest joy that i have come that they do not need to worry about. whether someone might throw my dogs out oral what they have to eat. being able to eat anything i want is a huge thing. and shoes. if you've read my book you know i had one pair of shoes a year, now i have probably 200 pairs of shoes. it's become a real obsession but it's a joy that i have realized this come from a deeper part of me than the one i was trying to fill the stereotype of whether i belonged or not. so yeah, i'm very fortunate to have all of

a sheets, america. ah ah ah, you have to understand that so much of this native stuff is theatrical. it's purely theatrical nature did not fight for georgia in 2008 it under planned to fight for georgia. there was not the slightest consideration of fighting the georgia ankles. it didn't fight the ukraine 2014 item, and there is absolutely no intention anywhere in western europe to send a single dock, short danish or german french soldier to fight in ukraine. and it states has to be ready to be able to afford enzyme and find the luxury good for sure. despite having the most expensive health care system in the world, we have poor life expectancy. we have higher infant mortality. we have more deaths from treatable causes. so americans are suffering every day from it. it's as if these people don't count. i saw how many confuse customers and dumped the sick so also right and satisfy their wall street investors. no parents should have to see what i saw. if you're denying payment for someone's care, your make