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asked people in berlin for their opinion on the astra zeneca suspension it helped us go from us i feel that they're now really rushing ahead too fast if you look at the side effects they're very rare if you read the information leaflet of aspirin or ibuprofen or any other those have much more serious side effects and we swallow those daily more or less. i think it is very very good that the vaccines were as a valid fast and they would talk about the side effects because talented that information would be so much worse but i also think that due to everyone having an opinion i had now it's kind of make the whole x. nation process fall into pieces. i completely understand being cautious but the problem of stopping the vaccination all the time is that we are already so far behind compared to the rest of the world and that is very disappointing because there are many restrictions and vaccines are the only thing we trust and so we need to receive clear messages for citizens not to get confused. austria has opened talks with russia are up by a 1000000 doses of its sputnik covert vaccine shelt

the us officials who talked to us _ deal. yes, it is. the us officials who talked to us about - deal. yes, it is. the us officials who talked to us about this - deal. yes, it is. the us officials} who talked to us about this said they didn't just want to who talked to us about this said they didn'tjust want to do it by phone because they do actually want to have extended conversations about these issues. but there are many areas of intense disagreement. you heard antony blinken list them there, you also heard the response from the chinese. there is a tendency to just stick with the rhetoric and say how you feel about it, and the americans are hoping this will be a place where they are actually honest and blunt about what they think, but also then try to move the conversation along about what the expectations are and how they can actually work together, if they can actually work together, if they can, on various issues. these positions that have been placed out are well—known, and the biden administration has been talking them up admini

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it was used in. this is the exception to that rule. this particular rifle was issued to private max brian in panama in 1943. he was a member of the 551st per trip or infantry battalion. their job in panama was to invade martinique. in the caribbean. who would have thought? it turned out that martinique had a governor that was allied with france. as such, he was sympathetic to the german cause and the activity in that area was centered around martinique. they were using it as a base of operations. the 551st was tasked with invading martinique. that was the worst kept ill terry secret of all time. -- worst kept military secret of all time. [laughter] the governor decided maybe that's not such a good idea and he went back to france. the invasion never took place. the 551st went to the united states to be trained. this rifle was there. they then went to the maritime alps, held off the germans from crossing into northern france. this rifle was there. lastly, they were thrown into the battle of the bulge.

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you know prove to us that i. now 20000 people are visiting the teatime valley annually the residents are in much more with tourism than the hydro plant operators. promised them in compensation. anglers hikers bird watchers and study groups mostly from india come to see the myriad species in the environment the villagers defended so well. conflicts a common in mining regions to kobolds platinum and gold and known as rare earths and industry is dependent on them just one cell phone can contain 60 different elements all of which have to be extracted from the ground such mining destroys full staring us of land and natural habitats and countries rich in such precious metals often suffer more than they gain but there could be a light at the end of the tunnel at least when it comes to diamonds. the lovely a token of love. right anybody ever had a marketing miracle. in industry just for. a diamond is forever ducktown. inspiration for countless song. and movie. but they also cause a brutal civil wars. and environmental de

aim for us people on this planet. sun yes or wanted her house to be a sustainable as a tree she asked all her suppliers for detailed information about the materials which some of them did not know of themselves in which case she didn't use them she kept a record of everything and put all the information about the materials into one folder . is worth. me. set. aside to define them how this is the idea was to build a house where there would be cycles and the materials that held their identity could later be recovered. as it does mumbai's so it was known what they were and how they could be recycled. this is all documented in this folder and you can often community. this could and should be the architecture of the future one that uses wood instead of concrete and favors renovation over building from scratch. but what if you do need to build the standards regarding insulation and to lation and electronic regulation can be baffling ever new materials are used there's more and more technology more and more repairs for years

but you know we are we are actually used to that you know what i'm going to do here i'm going to use immediately at that and then a couple months or years after everybody follows of course no one gives a credit for us to be good for us but this is this is not how politics works on an obvious well you may be trendsetters this report in germany in italy are now considering doing the same easing this but if a vaccine what why do you think the change of heart. look i think it's very simple where a simple the number of newly infected persons in entire europe has been growing exponentially and if you are of a go to accelerate your nation process then you wean danger of the lives and the house of your citizens and the condition of your economy in our case i can tell you the following there are around 900000 people getting infected normal daily basis now the number of casualties is above 200 on a daily basis economy suffers a loss of more than 30000000 euros on a daily basis because of the restrictions so it's very easy to calculate if you are able to increase the number of vaccines in your

it should call on all of us. we know that technology tools and services like linkedin, that microsoft owns will be part of it. this should be a moment when private sector employers ask themselves, what can all of us due to invest in our people? and for us and microsoft, how can we provide the technology to make that easier? i think it is that time for government to ask as well, especially i will say from the small business sector, as we think about stimulating the economy, i happen to believe that one of the great short and long term benefits is to reduce the barriers of entry for people getting new jobs and by providing tax credits to small businesses to invest in training and onboarding. so that people have a brighter future, but other countries around the world are doing this, we shouldn't be leaders. and so that's just one issue that sort of connects everything we're talking about here, all of the different parts of society that can contribute. i think the need for new ideas and for leadership by the governme

we use b's to detect explosives. -- we use bees to detect explosives. so, animals have made, throughout american history, a tremendous contribution to our armed forces. they continue to do so and they probably will for the foreseeable future. thank you for watching this. i encourage you to go to the national museum of civil war medicine that is in frederick, maryland, and better yet, get a membership. once again, thank you very, very much. >> you are watching american history tv. american history tv on c-span3. today we are brought to you by these television companies, providing american history tv to viewers as public service. >> here on c-span3 every weekend, we focus on american history. here are some highlights for programs on our companion networks. >> cohosts of the history chicks podcast talk about the podcast origins and growing popularity over the years. >> women and girls are hungry. we keep hearing that representation is important. that is so true. the amount of other messages that we get from very, very young girls and/or their mothers say h

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use of force general order. use of force general order is the department's guidelines on when we are allowed to use force and what the rules are to use force. that was one of the first ones revised and redone under this reform recommendation. it was transformative. >> what changed? >> that revision and toeholds, shooting and moving vehicles, included, for the first time in this department's history, language that really explains and demanded that we take into account the sanctity of life which i believe we did, but it is now policy. it also requires de-escalation. requires duty for officers to intervene if they believe that force partner officers are administering is excessive or necessary, if they don't intervene they will be found guilty of misconduct of those proven to be true. so this was huge for this department, as a result, since the use of force general order was revised and updated, we have seen use of force steadily declined over the last five years significantly. 50% decline in terms of appointing of

the climate crisis is endangering all of us and costing us more by the month. we can't fix it alone. the united states produces 15% of the world's carbon pollution. that's a lot. and we badly need to get that number down. but even if we brought it down to zero, we wouldn't solve the crisis because the rest of the world is producing the other 85%. this is the definition of a problem we need to work together as a community of nations to solve. and we can't settle for only doing the bear minimum. we have to challenge ourselves and each other to do more. while we do, we must also position the united states to thrive and lead in the growing global market for renewable energy. wind and solar are the cheapest sources of electricity generation in the world today. they're not the industries of the future anymore. the future is now. and other countries are ahead of us. we need to turn that around and create millions of good-paying jobs for americans in renewables. seventh, we will secure our leadership in technology. a global technology revolution is now underwau. the wo

they drove us like animals some of us were falling and getting injured they made us trek for 2 to 3 hours and spent the 1st 2 days in the camp they pushed us forward threatening to kill anyone who refused to move despite the blisters on our feet they forced us to walk further into we reach the 2nd and then the 3rd camp the $279.00 students like kidnapped while they were sleeping in their boarding school dormitories in the town of jungle in circumstances similar to the kidnapping of more than 270 goes in she broke into into 14 this man a former bandage says he left several others to help bring the goes back to that of another we met and told them we came in peace to leave with the girls who for no fault of theirs found themselves in such a situation they also spoke about their grievances and why they took the girls it was a long difficult process full of tension but we also came ready and prepared for the unforeseen the goes have now been taken to a secure location for medical examinations before they have reunited with their families but that hasn't stopped excited parents like the one wh

pressuring brazil not to use. just days after the 1st infectious brazilian strain of virus is detected in york. when i was a child and we had arguments in the playground we used to say bounces off me and sticks to you. in response to joe biden branding him a killer something the u.s. president said despite his valve that diplomacy is back. to watching our team to national this is the weekly thanks so much for joining us. scandinavian countries are extending a freeze on use of the astra zeneca vaccine that despite the european medicines agency concluding on thursday the drug was quote safe and effective development. several stones in neighboring countries still unsure about losing this vaccine let's start with finland which has now suspended the use of the astra zeneca jab why they think best against shoe cases of potential blood clots on top of that we know the norway denmark and sweden they're all holding back from restarting their programs all of them still have concerns about issues surrounding astra zeneca and

have used the f.b.i. to establish themselves as a power unto itself even over the government i mean what i what i think we should have seen with this episode was a direct intervention by the f.b.i. in the outcome of the 2020 alexion what of maybe that led to the outcome that that we have seen. and what they're doing now which cleanup work and their event it is going forward where anyone who might 1st of all prove that there was wrongdoing with respect to the election in 2020 and secondly look to prevent that from happening in the future will be taken out as political entities by criminalizing them and you know let me get a bill here that's exactly where i wanted to go because it seems to me that they were going down the path of criminalizing dissent and criminalizing having your own opinion because and also with this you know if we look at h.r. one we look at this investigation we look at all of the shenanigans though associated with the russia gate hoax it seems to me and i'm going to make a big statemen

he delivered that message that the us isn't perfect but it is trying, then the us media left but the chinese delegation wanted a rebuttal to that rebuttal and asked why the us feared as they put it having the press in the room so secretary blinken a should the cameras back in to hear the message from china which was basically the us needs to stop being so condescending. who would have thought the best drama on tv tonight would be a meeting of diplomats in anchorage, alaska. >> quite prickly, thank you for the recap. there is a tense pushback on doctor anthony fauci of shifting guidance for stopping the spread of covid 19 and it comes amid progress of getting people vaccinated. will continue of americans feel the shot will give them their freedom that? kevin cork is looking at the conflicting aims. >> reporter: pre-victory lap as mister biden told the nation his administration's goal of administering 100 million covid 19 shots will now be reached by 60 days but the lack of consistency in messaging about what it means to be vaccinating is prompting questions and fueling a bit of frustr

authorization for use so i have no concern i was the one. that asked by our government to negotiate with the russians on the ration of our purchasing. i have started going to go she shows women. when we used to hold back at the end of october before i got to don't actually and after a long series of negotiations and we were able to sign our contract we share a lot in accelerating the vaccination in hungary you said it's rightly more don't want 14000000 now they just mourning even more now 1500000 i'm gary and i have only been vaccinated staying with the pandemic nordic countries are extending a freeze on the use of the astri's elica covert vaccine that's the spike the european medicines agency concluding on thursday that the drug was safe and effective taking us through developments here are to charlatans. several scandinavian countries still unsure about losing this vaccine that start with finland which has now suspended the use of the astra zeneca jab why they think best against shoe cases of potential blood clots on top of that we know th

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how it should be used, how it was meant to be used and how it was used when it was originated. so that's what was reflected in his comments today. >> how many times has he talked to his friend joe manchin about the senate rules and about possible changes in those rules? and is the president worried about joe manchin possibly being pressured by this into switching parties? >> you know, i think the president has talked to joe manchin. he considers him a friend and he's somebody he's spoken with a number of times over the past several months of his, two months i should say of his presidency about a range of issues including of course the american rescue plan, something that joe manchin supported. he -- i think the president sees and hopes that he's going to -- and knows that in joe manchin's heart he believes in the democratic ideals and the issues that the president and much of the party is certainly fighting for. he also recognizes that he has politics in his state and has to take that into account as he makes decisions. but the president's going to continue working with him. on

that he can use to build houses. every time i come here and. give some money to other people for example with locally all keeping our environment to give me a lot of hope that even the future then that is what will inhibit the whole of the planet that we we have done or we have protected from plastic with. is pressed into plastic produce to make bricks many women work for governments business giving them the chance to on here own money. cover must say as their house is a cool inside even on hold days his business has already constructed more than 100 buildings using over 3000000 plastic bottles in the process. due to the coronavirus pandemic commissions of slowing but there is funding coming in from abroad we are revising different solutions on the. company. so people who support us for example. some funding for. that decided it was not. so another big i was brought up a few bars of soap one of the women who supply how with the land grabs a key ingredient in our product. before the coffee $1000.00 prices no regard ch

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unfortunately, this is not a big surprise to us. the solar winds attack was one of the most wild widespread encumbrance of attacks and we need to take a hard look at cyber city strategy and what are we doing wrong and why are our defense capabilities not up to the task? this concludes the failure of the governments from my defense program called einstein. einstein has caused proximally six plain dollars and is supposed to detect and prevent cyber intrusions of federal agencies. clearly, it was not effective in stopping the solar winds brief or recognizing that it occurred and einstein's authorization expired at the end of next year so it's a good time to consider its utility and how it can be approved. cybersecurity legislation we consider needs to address the broad set of risks facing our federal networks and needs to ensure federal expertise and accountability in the u.s. government and we will talk about that today and the legislationpe was recently passed to establish more account ability within the executive office of the presi

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grants emergency use authorization for this vaccine do we know what the u.s. plans to do with the vaccine that will be made you furniture dear. the government said it has 7000000. doses of this vaccine and in total the country has ordered $300000000.00 doses including a contract for $200.00 stores is exclusively for the department of defense here in the states but there is also a different aspect brands that we should consider last week president biden and his administration they announced they have plans to send $4000000.00 us off the salk vaccine in the united states to canada and mexico as a low and ahead of potential for his asian and official said there is no deal of finalized back to that as far as anika findings are a victory for both the u.s. supply and the global fight against the virus so this shows how the vaccine is also being used as a diplomatic tool so is all americans would get the vaccine soon and the u.s. would have more than enough vaccines regardless of the maker of course of this vaccines will probably be used as a political tool that is a

back in half an hour the latest headlines to join us again that. the biden ministration has made it clear its foreign policy will be informed by the protection and spread of western liberal values it would seem values are far more important than national economic security not surprisingly got all countries in the world are in agreement with biden's vision for the global order. problem drugs don't always come from unscrupulous dealers but from pharmacies to in every state in the united states we've seen very sharp increase in the number of people seeking treatment for addiction to prescription opioids invaded america under the banner of medicine persisted with the pain but instead of trying to wean him off though she did those after dose after dose after dose and really became his drug dealer so who's to blame patients don't use manufacturers i think government. is your media a reflection of reality. in a world transformed. what will make you feel safe. tyson nation community. are you going the right way or are you being led. away. what is true what

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i've made use that in the future. -- i may use that in the future. it does raise the larger issue about industrial policy. like you said, as a free-market conservative, i believe markets are more efficient than government mandates and control, but i'm afraid china has changed the playing field so dramatically by their investment in everything from 5g to artificial intelligence to quantum computing and now semiconductors, and their goal is to dominate the world and us economically and as may become increasingly belligerent, out of the south china sea, and threaten taiwan. they are battling their saber very loudly. this is another reason why, when he talked to a guy like chris wray, the fbi director, about the counterintelligence threats that china poses, everything from confucius institutes to students studying in the united states that are coerced into cooperating with their intelligence agencies, china seems to be everywhere. and you are right, sometimes people want to make this an issue about the country of china or the chinese people. this is the

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in other words pay ourselves because because nature doesn't offer us a bill to submit a bill to us as we're using so we have to create the bill for us our internal auditing if you like so that they become more expensive than not negative price but positive price that will limit our use so look to reshape our lives in a way that contains the biosphere so that we it contains asked why do you think rich nations are not delivering on promises to provide low income nations and most importantly nations that have nothing to do with the 02 emissions with money to mitigate against rising sea level i think in some deep sense we are not alert to the damage we are doing to the biosphere is a very elusive subject climate's has caught the imagination because it has some visible impact the changes in climate have busy will impact extreme weather events drought 6 extended droughts and so forth hurricanes and thus these were predicted climate scientists are pretty good they predicted that they will have more greater frequency we'll just that the problem with diversity loss which is a deeper problem be

it does not include corn used in feed. emily: but they want to eventually use corn in feed. sec. vilsack: it makes a big difference to producers in the united states. let's make sure we are talking about the right thing. i've had conversations in addition with the ambassador at the trade representatives office. she is well aware of the concerns and has had recent conversations with her counterpart and there is a process under the usmca for raising these issues and having these conversations and i'm confident these conversations will continue to be raised and concerns will be voiced and there are processes we could potentially use. we are not anywhere near there yet. it's important to distinguish between what mexico is currently thinking about doing and the fact that it's not going to have as great an impact with everything all at once now. emily: i wanted to ask about the relationship between the u.s. and china. obviously that is something that has been discussed a lot in terms of agriculture and trade, correct me if i'm wrong, could you talk a little bit -- correct me if i'm wro

to let us know. what's going on there so when an officer pushes his button on his radio or however they do it. it opens up the air or on the microphone some speak and that's what you're talking about you're trained to mis read correct and when you spoke with agent peterson do you recall telling him that you heard loud lots of yelling and things of that nature at one point when scott 320 said they were taking one out i don't remember specifically. if i believe there's hope told them that because that was the reason why i asked for assistance squad 320 didn't call in and say hey we need to hell you heard something that was concerning to you and you sent cramps and then when they said they were taking one out i had they said that 1st i would have also started right in some squad 30 was the 1st to respond yes and i believe that they are responded. to in turn and 38 seconds through. these actions rate here the one with my numbers right it says backed out with 321 or 321330 years 330 that is me using my to

so glad you could join us. you're live in the "cnn newsroom." >> glad to have you, boris. >>> we're talking this morning about the fear and frustration felt by asian-americans today. we're learning more about the victims of tuesday's spa shootings in the atlanta area. >> their loved ones are sharing details so that their stories don't get lost in what will likely be a long and painful investigation. the owner of young's asian massage was remembered as loving and unselfish. a mother of two kids, including an 8 month old daughter. the atlanta journal constitution is reporting that yong a . yue was excited to be working again. >> in all, eight people died, and we want to make sure that you see them here on your screen. six of them were asian women. the church attended by the suspect released a statement yesterday condemning the killings and, quote, the strongest possible terms, adding, quote, no blame can be placed on the victims. cn cnn's natasha chen is in atlanta this morning. what are you learning? >> reporter

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before you leave us, could you please explain to us the| could you please explain to us the significance of this third—degree murder charge. why does this matter? it matters because it potentially carries, it's easy to prove and a potentially carries that very high sentence. it was more difficult to prove these second degree murder charge, this is a considerable boost for the prosecution. they argued for this and they believe that it will make prosecution easier in this febrile atmosphere with a lot of security surrounding the there in minneapolis. and will be for the few weeks as well. thank you very much. joe biden has held the first meeting of "the quad" — a group of four countries which he hopes will be a counterweight to the growing power of china. the group features the us, australia, india and japan — all of whom have had varying levels of disagreements with china in recent months and years. mr biden and indian prime minister narendra modi both said that the group were standing up for universal values. let's take a listen. and in this moment, it's a purpose that i think we a

don't use manufacturer's. low end welcome to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle the biden ministration has made it clear its foreign policy will be informed by the protections and spread of western liberal values it would seem values are far more important than national and economic security not surprisingly not all countries in the world are in agreement with biden's vision for the global order. cross talking the liberal world order i'm joined by my guest brian becker in washington he's the executive director of the answer coalition in london we have matt or throw up he is a professor of political science and international relations at coventry university and in budapest we have george so i mean he is a podcast or at the gaggle which can be found on you tube and rumble are jumping crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always preferred let me go to george 1st in budapest we had that confound with the chinese in anchorage which turned into a train

so if we just use them only when they were needed, we could eliminate insecticide use over millions of acres. >> many people would say we need pesticides to grow the food to fe the grong world, the human population, and that maybe it's a necessary evil to sacrifice some wildlife along the way. fine. so you then look to see, to try to weigh up the damage that neonicotinoids seem to be doing against the benefit we get from them in terms of increased crop yield. and amazingly, it turns out there's virtually no evidence that they're actually effective. so there have been a whole sway of studies, particularly from north america, come out in the last year or two where they've simply grown crops with and without seed dressing and find that they get exactly the same yield without the seed dressing as they do with it. >> some actions are being taken to curb the use of neonics. in europe, the european union banned 3 neonics for a period of two years in 2013. the ban targets neonics used on plants and cereals attractive to pollinators. in the united states, the saving america's pollinators act wa