so many of peter take his houses are standing empty. come, my dear, i haven't been able to contact the tenant of this place for 3 months in this apartment. the tenant has been out of work for 3 months so far. i can't get anything from him yet. allow this rent or moved out after not paying for 6 months because of the corona pandemic. lego place has been empty since then. enter enter. peter che got might be complaining, but he's doing very well compared to his tenants who faced extreme hardship. he's a man of 2 faces. he might leave the tenants alone for a few months, but then he'll send a gang around to settle, matters by force. meanwhile, the residence of maternity remain at the mercy of him and his fellow slum lords. escaping poverty can seem almost impossible. one way is through a good education and that doesn't necessarily mean a business or medical degree. deafness and imagination, for example, can be very useful. and then very much in demand in one rather magical place on the outskirts of cape town. ah, and to mo, love counselor, c

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peter discusses bin laden on all the dimensions of one of his life. battlefield commander the terrorist leader and as a fugitive. thanks to the exclusive avail members and associates and documented only recently peter's portrait is why he inspires a new generation of jihadists. today were going to have a conversation with the manner set the on american foreign policy and the u.s. continues to battle today. welcome. >> brian great to be with you. i think you be more sad to say we work together. it's great also you're doing what you are doing on facebook. so many of these terrorist groups have exploited the platform and this is all very important. >> thanks peter. and thanks so much for taking the time for it it's really a pleasure i enjoyed the book. my question is you have written a number of books obviously. the world is your oyster. why this book right now? >> a few dimensions of that. teach at arizona state in one of the students in the class i think she was 19 at the time, she asked me what's the difference between al qaeda and the taliban. i said

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anyway, it's just a cold. >> sean: joining us is fox news white house correspondent peter doocy. i've been on the road, i've done a number of books and i do three hours of radio, hour and a half speech, three hour book signing. fly to the next city come and do it all again. sometimes i take prednisone. do you know if we don't like it took any medication to lower his vocal chords? >> we had the changing of the temperature here in d.c. it was 65 yesterday, 40 today. that's when people get a little congested. >> sean: it didn't sound like him. i'm not a doctor, not going to play one on tv. >> i've listens to every public statement this man is made the last three years or so and i've never heard joe biden so baritone. i couldn't believe it which is why i asked. of course, they take a lot of precautions around here concerning covid-19 but we also know that it's been less than a week since he was up in nantucket shopping and doors. he had his mask pulled it down in a place where masks were required. it was worth asking and i didn't just ask him, i asked jen psaki about the covid test f

we have peter newman, senior fellow at the institute, and joining us from taiwan capital of ty, pay is asia political risk, unless ross find gold, a well warm welcome to each of you. so if i could talk these got like i said, the world similarly in the throes of a democratic back track, a rise of populism rise will thorough terrorism. democracy is perhaps on the way and this is a good conversation to have, isn't it? i'm a big fan of democracy. i am a big critic of countries that restrict political rights that put people in prison that provide the basics for some people, but not for all. but this is not the way in my opinion, to promote democracy. the way you promote democracy is by building up institutions . it's by insuring space for political participation, for all in the country. and it's by discussing with people in other countries, how you can work with them, civil society groups, journalists, activists, students. in other words, it's in the spirit of cooperation. democracy cannot just simply be shouted from the rooftops. it has to basically be developed on the ground. so my proble

peter, all of a r t. berlin. now in just under 2 hours time at russian rockets will be taking a japanese space tories into all bits. abberly her stay on the international space station will bring you the full story on my journey coming up after this short break it to me. ah ah. join me every thursday on the alex salmon? sure. i'll be speaking to guess from the world of politics. sport, business. i'm sure business. i'll see you then. ah ah, we'll go back. a russian village in the rural tiger, also known as the russian area, 51. it is the source of many myths and legends, the locals claim they live in place of strange powers of normal activity. even you f o landings one, the 100000 tourists visit the place every year to see for themselves. the st. constantine rush cough along to take a look are right in front of russia's area, $51.00, and nonetheless zone in the year old taiga. that according to forbes, is among the 8 best places in our planet to hon. 4 extra reps. her it are numerous rewards of mysterious fine obj

taylor: peter, do you agree? peter: i do agree. the market is looking to 2022. it will be pretty quiet for the next couple of weeks, so we are not expecting all that much, even though the data is important. taylor: collin, rapidfire, two or three rate hikes next year? collin: i will go with two. peter: one. taylor: marilyn? marilyn: two. taylor: ok. i guess we are going to have to leave it there. i always wish we had more time. really appreciate it as always. peter yi, marilyn watson, collin martin. divergence of rate hikes next year as we await more guidance from the dot plots. this was "bloomberg real yield," and you are watching bloomberg. ♪ every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimited data for just $30 per line per month when you get four lines or mix and match data options. available now for comcast business internet customers with no line-activation

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joining me for a deangt is chief economist at europacific peter and pat thanks for joining me peter i'll go to you first do you think cryptocurrency a possible hedge for people out there who are scared of inflation? is it the new gold? >> oh not even close to the new gold. you're right it is a craze. and all crazes come to an end bitcoin doesn't have value of and of itself backed up by anything that has any value. people buy these digital tokens because they think somebody else will pay a higher price than they did and people ho got in early and selling now they made a lot of money. but the people who are buying now or who are not selling they're going to lose a lot of money that's how pyramids work and that's what this is. dan: patrick your thoughts on this subject. is this a hedge is it worth it? is it craze, please. >> i would tell you gold to me is selling armageddon peter is sending end of the world gold go to 500 end of the world. engts they sell innovation thengs innovate that's good time to buy stock and go up. you know facebook will go up amazon will go up that's how stock broke

peter did a great job there. of course he hit hard this idea there has been word of an exodus at the vice president's office, particularly among her communications team and the white house press secretary was talking about how particularly the most high profile exit is symone sanders and she was first on the campaign and will always be part of the biden/harris family. but she cited it was years that she had been. the term for everybody right now is months as staff for kamala harris. if there was previous service on the campaign psaki is counting that. a lot to get to. it ties into where we're going next, where the president is on all of the questions about this variant. you heard jen psaki confirming the second case of the omicron variant. she gave some specific details that have been reported on. confirmation from the white house, too. she said that this was a person in minnesota according to the minnesota public health who was vaccinated and found to be positive of covid over the holiday. the thanksgiving holid

peter, all of looks next of how the homeless have a tough time ahead. winter is well and truly upon us here in the german capital and along with freezing temperatures in snow. this week is also seen new covered rules come into force among men, a stipulation that you must be able to prove that you've either been vaccinated, recovered from covert, or that you've got a valid negative test. if you want to ride public transport and berlin or even go to the station and that is caused problems for the cities homeless among. i'm glad i was attacked, especially at the beginning. people called me names saying, get out of my way. i could theoretically stay in the match of stations because i have my vaccination guard, but i don't have a digital one because the doctor forgot to put a stamp out of his signature when he vaccinated me. the city of berlin recognized that this is far from ideal, but say they have to take measures to stop the spread of the virus. we have a pandemic and we have to protect people from infection and contagion. therefore, inspectors reject al

peter, thank you very much. _ other situations. peter, thank you very much, there _ other situations. peter, thank you very much, there images - other situations. peter, thank you very much, there images speak. other situations. peter, thank you | very much, there images speak for themselves about the extent of devastation and the comments made about president putin, i'm sure there will be a lot of response to that as well. let me bring you some pictures of a special moment in the us, the daughter of the first american astronaut alan shepard has made a trip to the edge of space, 60 years after her late father's pioneering flight, laura shepherd church lee, was one of six people

peter, all of her, ot berlin. hamilton re boost of georgia wells. 1984 could be in the works now to the oath as a state gave the green light to retell the dystopian classic, but from a feminist perspective, this time a plan no adaptation by american. all for sandra newman will tell the story from the viewpoint of julia, the love interest of the main character, winston smith. and it's already predicted that the new version of the one of the most influential books of the past century will inevitably transfer to the big screen on line though the reactions been a bit different. all's writings, sexism is a capitalist feature, not a bug. to remove a confronted and move the rigid, black and white politics of the story. i never say this about adaptations, but maybe just frightening a story that makes space for nuance. instead of trying to make 1984 feminist. you know what george orwell. dystopian classic, 1984 needs a politically correct modern day rewrite from a feminist perspective said no one ever. this looks great, but we need to do something about the concept of the estate of an author has

peter over r t in helsinki. okay, the reps of this news our thanks for your company. and don't forget check out more stories or website auntie, they'll come ah ah, in our special yes. today. the only in the legend there and mich fire stein, author of planet ponce mich. nice to see. happy holidays. oh, he came kind of a test bed for medical and then later recreational marijuana and it started with something. so in a saying, i was wanting to socialize, everybody does it? so i cannot and then it just keeps going and going and going. i'm just gonna do it one. yeah. and then it's, i'm just going to try this one and then you never do it again because the one wife was on and i'm right on inside. ok. and you surround yourself with people who are encouraging you to do it not to stop or it felt like my life was over. jump office about balcony and died. mm. he knew he just couldn't airline chaos, thousands of flights or cancel due to on the prod, leaving hundreds of thousands of passengers to make other plans as they traveled to and from a home this holiday week. and once they d

peter, all of her all tea bill in to take a quite bright and i will be back with most toys i just after this. ah ah join me every thursday on the alex salmon? sure. i'll be speaking to guess with the world of politics, small business. i'm sure business, i'll see you then. oh hello again. i rusher is getting ready to mark the 30th anniversary of the collapse of the soviet union, which sparked massive turmoil for its citizens. and in his latest interview, vladimir putin has given his thoughts on what happened. so let's discuss this further. i was asked taylor, he joins me in the studio. good evening wishes i yes. ask you a new interview then, and some new insights from the russian president. well, that's right. you know, vladimir putin has been in spotlight for over 20 years. we really thought that there wasn't much about him that we didn't know, but new revelations in this fresh interview, which focused on the collapse of the soviet union and it's repercussions now. one moment it's gone, it particular international attention actually relates to the presence previous place of employment o

peter, one of the reporting men, i, cove it is no longer a disease that only affects elderly paper and those with pre existing medical conditions. because doctors and i warning that young people becoming more susceptible to new variance. we visited a child health clinic here in moscow. ah, what a are the children here and what condition are they in to our children are age from one level to 17 years. the conditions varied severity, the children here severely l, and in the intensive care unit. unlike adults, co related pneumonia is less common among children, but it still happened. listen, showing 3 to full and c t severity to period. there is full, so this means complete lung damage, almost 100 percent near store. or what is especially alarming is that very importantly, just like an adult, there's a tendency for the disease to rapidly develop. meaning that at some point, no 10 percent of the lungs are affected. and then suddenly it's up to almost 100 percent. yes, that's exactly what we've been seeing. especially when parents wait too long to call a doctor. how old are you? 10 years out

let's go to a peter oliver correspond on this one. attend to the press conference, peter now the cost the a beers for diplomacy to win the day. no one's conflict. no rush has been so clear . all along is read lines. but to hear love rob basically saying today, the specter of war could be returning to europe. that was aim to shock to get george iowa. well, yes, of course, this is been ukraine. and the situation regarding ukraine's border with russia has been the main subject of this, oh se conference of taking place here in stockholm. in fact, the swedish foreign minister, as she opened proceeding said that ukraine would dominate this ministerial meeting . now, what we heard from said gala, for all of us, he spoke to the ministers all gathered before we went into a bilateral meeting with m. u. s. sector, state antony, blinking was that the united states was increasing the risks of real serious situation developing in europe if it continue to apply pressure on russia's borders . because this was the nightmare scenario of military confrontation has returned to europe ruptures. moscow cat

peter, all of a r t in helsinki. oh, going vegetarian for the finished government might reduce carbon emissions, but will it reduce hot air from the politicians read more about an audi thought to call me back soon with a wrong i just don't a sheep out disdain because the african and engagement equals the trail when so many find themselves will depart, we choose to look so common ground was diagnosed with cancer in 2000. when the doctors told me the cancer was incurable. i knew i had to make a change. so i decided to travel to one of the most toxic places in america, florida. one of florida is biggest industries and best kept secrets, is fostering and the biggest player in $85000000000.00 industry. is mosaic, said i. there are reports of millions of gallons of contaminated water now flowing into the florida aquifer name from a chronic. oh yeah, i don't love to hear that word co ordinating, but that's what it is. i'm in 2013 my, all our family dog, my brother, who was 21 years old, myself and my father were all diane r

thanks, peter. steve: can i ask peter a question? peter, are you still there. >> i'm here. steve: looking at the white house lawn behind you. you sent out to the company last night along our email chain that apparently there are new pets coming to the white house lawn? >> yeah, there is. they had to send the troubled major biden who had been biting some white house staffers off to live with family friends. they got a new puppy named commander. going to get a cat in january. normally that's very pedestrian news. there is possibly reason to read more into it because jen psaki said a couple months ago that they were going to save the cat announcement for a bad news day. and so. steve: today's the day. brian: peter, i have an additional question. would you say at the end you said that, you know, they said at the time that they thought you didn't wear a mask when you are vaccinated at the time. and that's what kamala harris in an interview said we did not -- we were not -- we did not see delta coming. and anthony fauci came out sunday and was asked about that who is right? you c

because this is not my number one goal to be on. 100 foreign minister peter c r. tow. it was a pleasure to speak with you today on our international. thank you. thank you. still haven't gotten. thank you. right, this is our teacher national. my colleague column great will be here in just under 3 minutes. stay with us. ah ah, with 2021 rapidly coming to an end this time for some reflection. what will we remember about this year? how did our lives change? also, we look forward to the new year. what does 2020 to have in store for us? will we be living in interesting times with i was diagnosed with cancer in 2000 lives when the doctors told me the cancer was incurable. i knew i had to make a change. so i decided to travel to one of the most toxic places in america, florida. one of florida is biggest industries and best kept secrets, is fostering and the biggest player in $85000000000.00 industry is mosaic. and i, there are reports of millions of gallons of contaminated water now flowing into the florida aqua for a chronic. oh, what do you mean? i don't want to hear that wo

peter, all of her for our tea in santa's village in the arctic circle. lapland. and from our traditional christmas idea to something more woke and festive, cheer pushes to many boundaries for you. here's an alternative. ah christmas. the traditional yuletide holiday. this year, making this traditional with a special christmas guide. mm. christmas tolerance diversity guide. we all know that christmas is a family holiday. that makes oral your parents are properly number. i am this year. follow the agenda and make us know woman instead of snow man. or even better at this new person designed for themselves. ah, no gifts, no, don't want any best. prepare your children for the brave new world. you remember, diversity is not at i o is no longer an appropriate cost. you this is appropriation 0 a logical appropriation offensive to the dear community. mm hm. and obviously sandra has to be cancelled. i because he is a white, his gender male who amuses mrs. close discriminate against children based on behavior, whereas red, which is a communist color, makes children sit on h

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peter, i have got to start with you. because your colleagues at the new york times write this about efforts by mark meadows and republican house members to keep trump in the white house. quote, the group settled on a strategy that would become a blueprint for mr. trump supporters in congress. hammer home on the idea that the election was tainted, announced legal actions being taken by the campaign, and the case with allegations of fraud. peter, i want to talk to us about how they hope to do that. how unprecedented it is. and how the white house chief of staff was involved in all of this. because to fight the fact that joe biden won the election and is in office, those efforts were successful. they are continuing these nonsense voter fraud claims. and the last people they found to actually try and vote twice with three people died in the villages in florida, they were trump supporters. >> you are exactly right. this was unprecedented. we have never seen anything like this in american history. we had the president of the u

welcome, peter. >> great to be with you. we worked together for many years and it's great what you are doing with facebook. trying to make sure -- >> thank you for taking the time, it is a pleasure and i enjoyed the book. you've written a number of books obviously and the world is your oyster, why this book right now? >> i teach and -- al qaeda and taliban, really good question was asked and i realized the kids i'm teaching really don't and people are volunteering to fight in the u.s. military after that 11th so it was an event, to me it's something that happened in history. of course it continues to influence to thisof day trying o pull out of afghanistan, that was one thing where i thought it was a good time.me with in modern and i'm learning from the documents, there were files released and it was the lead, she is the expert on this. she has a book coming out in spring of 2022 about the documents, every little letter he received from it's really what he was really thinking and the big discovery in the documents was the fa

padilla: thank you. -- chairmain peters: without objection. sen. padilla: officials knew that mount olive road and the area around it was at extreme wildfire risk. in 2018, that area applied for eighth free -- fema grant to mitigate the fire risk. by 2021, they were still awaiting a decision on when the river fire -- a decision when the river fire ripped through the mountain road area of grass valley and destroyed 140 structures. according to the same post article and their research, of the $11 billion that fema has allocated for mitigation over the past decade, only $1.5 billion has actually been spent. the research found that counties are made to wait an average of seven years to complete their fema funded projects. during those weights, applicants for a fire mitigation specifically experience an average of three more major wildfires. -- during those waits. they know it is dangerous and they are impacted while they are forced to wait. most disappointing of all, the research found that fema is half as likely to fund grants for rural areas, poorer

peter oliver takes a closer look from january me, glovers. here in helsinki may find themselves missing out on traditional beef polka even reindeer dishes, if they attend events held by the finish. capitals, local government, it will be strictly meet free menus, it seminars, staff, meetings, receptions and other events. instead, the auctions will be vegetarian or from locally source sustainable fish is helsinki looks to lower its carbon footprint. this is one way man, others to reduce the climate impact of food and reduce the amount of natural resources used by the city. single use cutlery is also out of his cow milk. old milkin, other alternatives will be provided at events serving coffee. but lots of people here think about this move. i guess it's a good thing for the environment and reasonable idea for to i think that shouldn't be so strict. i like to meet, but i think in europe actually there are we meet? we etha little may of me the actually the suck the suit up and then the content that's good if it's her lowering the carbon footprint,

peter, i have to start with you. your colleagues at "the new york times" wrote, the group settled on a strategy that would become a blueprint for mr. trump's supporters in congress. hammer home that the election was tainted, announce legal actions, and bolster the case with allegations of fraud. i want to talk to you about how the white house chief of staff was involved in all of this. despite the fact that joe biden won the election and is in office, those efforts were successful. they're continuing the nonsense voter fraud claims, and three people in the villages in florida, trump supporters, were just found to have placed fraudulent votes. >> yes, trying to overturn the will of the voters based on completely unfounded allegations. the story that my colleagues have written fills out this picture a little bit more. we knew that the president was pressuring the justice department to simply declare there was corruption. the notes taken by rich donahue say, just say it was corrupt and leave the rest up to the republica

peter, thank you so much. >> been a real pleasure, jackie. jackie: sure. well days after giving trump credit for the covid vaccine president biden is blaming the previous administration for the lack of the over-the-counter tests. we'll talk about that. can the white house get a handle on this pandemic? that is the big question? we're tracking the future of covid therapeutics next as well. democrats cannot let go of their hopes to get their massive spending plan through. now progressives are demanding that biden use the click of his pen to pass build back better. i'm greg, i'm 68 years old. i do motivational speaking in addition to the substitute teaching. i honestly feel that that's my calling-- to give back to younger people. i think most adults will start realizing that they don't recall things as quickly as they used to or they don't remember things as vividly as they once did. i've been taking prevagen for about three years now. people say to me periodically, "man, you've got a memory like an elephant." it's really, really helped me tremendously. preva

. >> sean: peter doocy. i'm telling you, there is a show here. and i will announce it on jen psaki's birthday. i think peter doocy on one side versus jen psaki -- why don't we just -- why don't you get a one-hour special and fill in for me one night? that would be great for me. would you do that? >> it took all morning to come up with 5 minutes worth of questions. i don't know if i could do an hour. [laughs] >> sean: peter, thank you. joining us now, donald trump jr. don't forget, by the way. this new photo book by president trump, our journey together, is available at 45 books.com. i did not know until tonight that yours truly is actually a niche. and i was like oh, no. because i know he wrote the captions i'm like oh, no. i'm going to get hit hard. it was actually really nice. >> sean, your caption was great. i think you look great in the photo. we had to include some of our favorite fox personalities. you look great in the book, sean. it was a really fun project. it was sort of interesting and you are well aware of so many of these stories tha

i'm peter labelle. u. s. president joe biden is hosting a virtual global summit on demand saying, apparently washington intends a new crusade to save the world for democracy, at least as the foreign policy blob understands this political term. critics of this study claim, it's all about strategic polarization and an attempt at values based diplomacy. ah cross sucking the democracy summit, i'm joined by my guest, scott ritter in delmar. he is a former intelligence officer and the united nations weapons inspector in orlando. we have berella, isabel, she is an independent journalist and co host of the convo couch. and here in moscow we have alexis, now i'm of, he is an expert at the russian international affairs council or across sac rosen effect. that means he can jump any time you want. now he's appreciate, scott, let me go to you 1st here. what's the point of best some that, i mean, i'm really at a loss. i mean, this is, it's not it's, it's like 950 or 1980 and the cold war is still going on. and can you a

i think peter doocy on one side versus jene- psaki. why don't you have a one-hour special one night and fill in for me. >> i don't know if i could fill up one hour. >> sean: thank you for joining us anyway. this new photo book by president trump our journey together, is available at 45books.com. i did not know until tonight that yours truly is actually in it, and i was like, oh, no, because i know we wrote the captions i'm like, oh, no, i'm going to get hit hard and it was actually really nice. >> sean, your caption was great. i think you look great in the photo. some of our favorite fox penalties we included. you look great in the book. it was a fun project actually. sort of interesting and you're well aware of so many of these stories that thees mainstream media wouldn't report but a picture says a thousand words and i remember going through over the last few months with my father some of the great pictures of his presidency, the accomplishments, and honestly, we said, we've got to put together something. he started scribbling notes

just repeat after me, peter. this is the most atrocious piece of video i have ever seen. >> you might not like the way it is presented or the style. you may think it is cringeworthy but it is not unethical. >> greg: i don't think it's unethical. >> it is just annoying. >> he is trying to put out a message he believes in and he is trying to do it in a way that he believes his hip. i don't see with the problem with that is. >> greg: go to our expert in -- >> you do realize that peter will be cut out of the entire show. >> greg: joe looked like a hologram. i was more worried about him making it through the video. >> like, it was not cool, no. infrastructure is not cool. it just is. the ridiculous thing to call cool. i know it is not cool and i work on cable news. so i'm not really cool. >> greg: how dare you. >> you think i am cool? he just sort of accidentally called and cool. that's the nicest thing you said. thank you. >> greg: she deserves no applause. >> i don't think tax dollars should be spent on anything so

peter doocy live on the north lawn, peter, thanks very much. stocks surged on wall street the dow was up 618. the s&p 500 finished ahead 64. nasdaq jumped 127. ♪ >> mike: breaking tonight, the justice department is investigating claims of sexual harassment against former new york governor andrew cuomo. correspondent bryan llenas has details tonight from new york city. good evening, bryan. >> mike, good evening, the civil division of the justice department began probes former governor andrew cuomo over shower. allegations after the new york attorney general's office released its report in august which concluded cuomo sexually harassed multiple women in violation of state and federal law. this, according to the "new york post," which through a foia request, uncovered the probe this in a legal services contract signed by a law firm hired to defend the embattled governor. in a statement to fox news, cuomo spokesperson acknowledged there was a civil, not criminal probe launched into harassment allegations. quote: our understanding is that the civi

peter, so i'm from the bay area. my family, we were raiders fans, so john madden was you know, at the dinner table with us and raiders fans chased his legacy forever and still. we knew he didn't fly. took a bus. you took one of those rides with him. the longest ride i think he took. talk about it. >> in 1990, i was working for sports illustrated, i convinced john and his agent to let me take the bus ride from pleasonton, california, to manhattan where he was a friendly neighbor with the yoko ohno. i was on the bus with him for 3100 miles and what really struck me as we watched videotape late at night one night, it was about 1:30 in the morning, we were in the middle of wyoming and what really struck me is how much this man loved his job and how interested he was in the intrakwasis of football. but it wasn't only that. i believe quite literally john madden is a guy who should be remembered because he retired at the age of 42. i mean, bill belichick has coached 29 years after the age of 42. and john madden retired at 4

ah, hello welcome, i'm peter w, watching out to the are alive from headquarters here and also coming up the she socialite gillian maxwell is found guilty of grooming teenage girls to be sexually abused by the american financing. jeffrey epstein. fighting intensifies between me and mars military and ethnic rebels forcing thousands of people from their hopes and a decade after kim john came to power. we looked at his rule over north korea and where the country may be heading next. ah, delta and army chrome, variance of koby 19 fueling. what the world health organization is calling a sou nami, of cases sweeping across the globe. on average $900000.00 new infections being reported each day. no continent has been left untouched. many countries including the u. s. australia, bolivia, and several european nations are hitting new records. france has, for example, reported 200 a 1000 new infections, the highest ever recorded in your that to you infections every 2nd. the government has made masks mandatory outdoors in paris. worried about the economic impact of forcing millions of people to wo

me and peter, archery the situation in god's it's heretic situation. the water and sanitation situation was called wash situation is it to do anything for over 14 years. you know, that they got us under the blockades for over 14 years and protracted crisis for all 6 months, including water, sanitation, health, also education. we are currently working in the senior territories as a human appeal and providing services for water sanitation for did you cation for security as well. but the major problem in the gaza is the water as 97 percent of the ground towards that it's on a drinkable aconia, w i t o. it's time that's for drinking water models, 120000000 liters of c, which either partially treated or for c, which is being disposed into the maintain and see that's contaminating get the c as well for entertainment, for people who are living in gaza, you can imagine 2100000 people living in a very short or small strength area is considered the most highly populated adia in the world. just to interrupt you for a moment. my point is this particular situation

peter, over our tea in helsinki, rushes launched a new jet whose wings were produced entirely at home and seen. isn't that the way of sanction proofing the country at issue? the shop of oliver has a story. hello, away to the van for russian civil aviation. the meadow range, m. s. 21300 airplane made. it's made in flight with a wink sally made of russian composites the chance to come from the air field of the air. coots, evasion plant, where the m as 21 series is produced. initially for the m as 21 wing, it's manufacturer used materials from american and japanese companies. but in the fall of 2018, it came on the u. s. functions and as a result the company was unable to purchase imported raw materials for the wing nationally, sweden images through some of them on u. m. s. 21. medium ranger crofts has nothing to do with defense complex. they just stopped supplying us with the composite materials for the wing. this is unfair competition. they knew we would create our own materials, but that would take time and eventually we would roll out this new plane much later . so the russians had t

peter, it is still termed a search and rescue operation, but we'll get an update on that soon. from authorities here. the word from over night though, has not been good. no further, survivors pulled from the rubble of that candle factory. in fact, it's been now going on 28 hours since the last living survivor was rescued there. more than a 100 people had been trapped at one point when the storm hit, some 40 made it out and still yet another 40 or so are still missing. and the complicating factor is as part of this search mission is that there is a lack of power in this entire surrounding region. there is a lack of water. and for those who are may be trapped in that factory or may be trapped in so many of these levels surrounding homes and, and sheltering, waiting for rescue to arrive. or if there are survivors, they're also in this very cold climate with no heat available either. so the odds, unfortunately, are not looking good to finding more survivors, although the hope is still alive, according to authorities here. just looking at the scale of the destruction, heidi. yes, mr

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