us. in the showing of the union it i just got us nowhere and i was right here but it was more the strictly pride in the let's look at the universe more sister but i wish them the best mother. you have a feeling you would just are going to be ok but from the stories was it as most of us. with you are going to give us more the situation. by saying it's a pity that us if see a range there was one you just publish me about the ablest church but. who sleep with your daughter in a storm years obviously but that misty near the ability to sleep with your daughter by them or when you're staying there for them with the littlest you he will always when you do chill. you just give him one more licking it was more than this is stored in. i mean it seems to me these are the leaders to be is this what you just said is we invited these 2 dozen. dozen pretty connected to believe george this is echoed the movie the police and we're all just a little smart enough but when they. see us making it a privilege

here in the us. yes, that means with just as your teacher tells you to get off your phone in class, your favorite or least favorite members of congress could be called out on twitter because they won't stop scrolling, won't they're supposed to be paying attention on the house floor. all right, rachel, i think this is fantastic. it's fun. i love calling out congressional members on what they're doing here. i do have one problem with it. ok, and i usually don't go slippery slope here on the show night, but i do have to say what happens if a business starts putting cameras up in their office isn't going. if we do, you look at your phone, you're going to get dr. we're going to write you up. i mean, this could be concerning situation, and that's true. i mean, it could lead to a whole new world of surveillance that only started in congress. well, let's, let's hope at least we can get it on c span here in the united states. there are a few of them. so you see doing that and in the middle of very important m

when the government us government write down the administration is telling us not to. and it's, it's very worrisome ahead and especially natural gas side that i hope we talk about . so here i was asking you to be a very tight market also, and you see what clean energy has done in britain and asia over the last few weeks . and just tremendous sparks in their process because they don't have a good, sustainable, a fuel supply like we do here in america. yeah, and i do want to get into that. i know you mentioned the energy transfer we're seeing in europe and asia are their concerns of the u. s. could being next on the list. and is there anything that bind administration can and should be doing right now to prevent it? will embarrassingly on the texan because we are supposed to be the leaders in the energy industry. but as you all know, we had a horrendous snow my getting us what we called it in february, where are a solar panels in texas. we got probably the most anywhere in the world windmills, which got more where it went more those. but when it's cloudy, snowy and no wi

that was a very good year for us. and so the prices are up right now, but we don't know how long they're going to stay up. and what that means for next year to again, it's going to be bad for this country. if they don't allow us to drill for our own oil. and that's why why the, i way, please elaborate on that point because, you know, obviously here in the united states we talk so much about the permian basin. we talked about shale. what is happening? why are, i mean, like i know you're saying we don't really know why they're saying don't drill, but what is the state of oil when it comes to the us? will gabriel, we can supply this nation with as much all as they need and a very clean way were importing. i don't know, crowded styles is 4000000 barrels a day from canada, and it's the dirtiest all in the world. and yet, we want to bring that lamb as opposed to letting us real for the well, as we do in this country and a very environmentally sensitive way in a very clean way. and you know, to me were a domestic security in

and joining us now to dig deeper into this issues facing us, airlines is dead. his teacher, he is a community chairman for the airline pilots, so serious the labor union representing american airlines, pilots, tablets, age are always a pleasure to have you on. and i know you've been dealing with some of these delays as well for being a pilot yourself. so how much of these staffing shortages that have been faced in recent days is due to the airlines handling of the staffing as it transitioned out of the cobra? 19 parabolic really hit a nail on a head, a bell trinity in yourself. this is not just staffing, this is what you do with the staff that you have all of its being exposed when weather hits. you know that storm we talk of, which is very strong winds in dallas, unlike we've seen in a very long time, certainly caused cancellations. that happens at every airline, but the fact that we're days into this. and you know, yesterday it's over a 135000 passengers impacted. you take 4 or 5 people that they are all going to meet. i mean, that's an extraordinary amount of

we're back in 30 minutes with another full and fresh look for news stay with us. in his annual address to the nation russian president vladimir putin reminded his citizens and the world in fact russia has red lines when it comes to foreign policy interests and those red lines need to be taken seriously and there lays the problem the west refuses to acknowledge russia as its own national interest. this is boom bust one business show you can't afford to miss i'm rachel's love is in washington coming out a bipartisan group of u.s. lawmakers is looking to set limits on the facial recognition data used by police as europe takes action to regulate the use of artificial intelligence well that's got a lot to super league of european soccer is no more after it was hit with the major backlash so why is the founder now blaming brock's it. now said shortage of semiconductor chips is having an impact on industries around the world and it's forcing some automakers to cut our by the thousands we have a lot to get to so let's get started. the debate over police use of facial reco

use roughly 300 gallons of water per day reporting for us the toughest sweet are tea. time now for a quick break but when we come back we'll get an update on the latest from davos as the world economic forum goes. i. the world is driven by a dream shaped by one person with those great. military thinks. we dare to ask. such can on the phone line my fighting only coming for them in the money on the supreme court appointments to november 7th so it doesn't sound like a. lot of fun at all but just that they had nothing to. lose she was you make. more of the i just. don't bombard from the sun on my book you go to the british courts does one up himself up. i mean the guy. doesn't want any of. it. to take. secret prisons and usually what comes to mind when thinking about europe however even the most prosperous can be deceived within this 0 zone there were too few houses well i would presume were located in the only ca you can pool. access to the story investigators cover did because dealings of the secret services but i mean. you great ignore been told for months and you. seem

in the us los angeles county did a 1st in the u.s. through thing a digital called in 1000 vaccine passports they let you store your vaccination documents on a mobile device to prove i mean is a ship and a lot of companies though rushing to build a very similar digital system with the airline industry understandably taking the lead as they face yet another year of the kleine in air travel so think about it anyone right now looking to leave the country or even their state they have to show proof of a negative p.c.r. test but as vaccines begin to roll out globally the question in everyone's mind is what will be required to travel in the future so airlines you know they're really thinking ahead so very smart and starting this week british airways they're going to start using a little bit 19 digital verification system on flights from london to the u.s. and they're travelers who uses they're going to be fast tracked for checking similar roll out is being used by emirates airlines airways united and american airlines now the plan is to expa

looking at the risk of knowing no less but us though up most of us think ways to calm things and us at the national scale back home but i can merican suffered from racism and a complete lack of prospects. that he'll be a loser and show them one by else a store on. so they decided to leave everything behind and start a new life in a country about which they knew almost nothing at all some of the african americans who were to school during the night. found great crowds. to the moon a few you're going to call close to you and now almost a 100 years later history is repeating itself my great grandfather george time i went to russia. probably the worst time to go anywhere why not me. when i come here. oh look forward to talking to you all. that technology should work for peace. well . i really must obey the orders given a human beings except when such a conflict with the 1st law. just in case we should be very careful about artificial intelligence and the point of all these. great trust of the shia. in the area and with artificial intelligence resummon the. most protect its own existence is

and any deal will also meet the cost us congress . now, christy, you actually mentioned a lot of these companies. they tend to kind of park their money in countries that have more advantageous tax codes. how are these nations actually taking this proposal? well smaller countries and tax havens like ireland and singapore, they're less thrilled about this. like the tech giants, ireland has long resigned to having more to move than most from the reforms due to the attractiveness of its current 12.5 percent rate to for multi nationals. so ireland has continued to press the case that any final deal must meet the needs of smaller countries, as their economies are dependent on the stock giants. so apple, for example, has been in ireland for decades and they're among the largest employers. so it wants to remain a predictable destination for other foreign countries. and companies. other companies like facebook and google, they've directly employ about one in a workers and ireland, and account for over 80 percent of the corporate tax receipts t

as a theories of ransomware attacks have plagued us businesses. the federal government is now calling on the nation's largest tech firms to tackle the issue. companies like google, amazon, and microsoft are being asked to lend their tech muscle to protect against the ongoing threat r t. trinity chavez has looked into the newest efforts to combat ransomware and brings us the latest from new york today, major tech company joining forces with the federal government to fight ransomware. hackers who have been feeling data from american companies and extorting millions of dollars from them. it's called joint cyber defense collaborative, or j. c. d. c. the ether will aim to improve defense planning and information sharing between government and the private sector. well, initially focus on combat ransomware, when hackers encrypt information and threatened to withhold it until ransom is paid and creating a framework to respond to incidence impacting cloud providers. jen easterly, the director of the cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency, or caes

still, bible says to us is done with we making foreign countries through the use of force . there is no reason to take the american president. i just work the way the u. s. government funded is through the issuance of treasury bond and they pay the interest on those bonds by collecting taxes who owns most of those bonds? virtually all those bonds, the top 110th of one percent. so the government simply becomes a pastor mechanism for people to pay money from their pockets through something called taxes that are just a thickly that hides the transgression mechanism of your money through the government into those who own these bond. september the 11th 2001 day that reshaped the modern world. i remember watching the world trade center burn on a tv at the cia, and i was standing there like this just looking at it. and a colleague of mine was standing next to me and he said, my god, do they have any idea what they've done? we're going to kill everybody. now. everybody, the, the live locally to tv image is provoked the us into declaring its war on terror. they've begun to bomb afgha

what can you tell us about this. yes so what it really comes down to is is that our going to justice and i are as are looking at finance and they're trying to determine whether or not and these are the words that are used whether or not americans have been allowed to make illegal trades on the platform letting them buy derivatives that are linked to digital tokens essentially by nance's not allowed to allow americans to purchase those tokens or those derivatives that are based on digital tokens they're not allowed to do that now by nantz for their part says we don't allow them to do that right we actually block someone who's a us citizen from being able to do this and this goes back a couple years that this isn't happening but the department of justice and the i.r.s. are saying we don't believe that you're doing that so we need to be able to see your books we need to know more about your customers and who's there to be honest with you i don't really believe that department of justice and i.r.s. are being completely h

us dollars. how poor it is. meaning that it doesn't even have its own currency, it's simply uses us dollars as the national currency. there, which makes it actually in many ways the perfect testing ground for this, if you want to turn the coin into legal tender to try to do it in a small country that has its own currency, actually wouldn't be a very good experiment. this is a much better experiment. and to the point about the president of the country he's, you know, jeffrey says he's, he's an interesting guy. he has a twitter profile picture where he has laser eyes, which for those in the community know that's a part of being in this community. he is an interesting guy. he has also reduce crime by the way, in that country by 75 percent in the last year, which is pretty remarkable. and also what was the most violent country in the world just 2 years ago. so what i would say about el salvador though, my prediction is watch the hit pieces that now come out about the president of salvador, claiming h

but china builds all those things for us. and so i don't think that that far behind and we look at what the study says about global dominance and in leadership in the area. i think there's somewhat arbitrary in their, their idea of what is the leadership in cyberspace because i think the chinese are right there with us are pretty close. yeah, that's a great point. i mean, we know that even with everything with the trade war, the u. s. still relies heavily on china. now another country and all of this has been russia and we've heard from president biden, that he would invoke the power of us cyber capability that he brought up when he met with russian president putin earlier this month. now biden claims the u. s. would respond to cyber attacks by carrying out a tax of its own. so is this the kind of world we're moving into were instead of threatening to bomb and other country, you know, threaten a cyber attack? well, you have to be yes, i think it is to answer question, but i think is a dangerous thing that we have to think abo

it all day, just to use the money to start insulating houses. walker carrying on with building or build recovery. they're killing the economy that you're currently, it's about time, they started being long. so under these new measures, these protesters could be child up to 6 months and receive hefty fines as well. which campaign is there's a complete denial of their rights to peacefully protest. and as annoying as this group may be, would anybody actually be talking about them if they weren't so disruptive? this group at least say that the government and the government did stop this all in a moment and of course may can lead to that demand. shoddy edwards dash team. no, there will be no face to face some of this year between the world to biggest economies, with just a virtual one planned for the u. s. on china. next it been bus delves into how relations really are between washington and beijing and a whole lot more besides, that's right ahead. mm hm. i'm at kaiser or more of my guy to financial survival. this is a hedge fund. it's a device used

and submarines made in britain using us technology. it's all part of a new security pack between the u. s. the u. k. and australia referred to as office for his part british prime minister boris johnson. claim the deal isn't targeting any other powers in the world. he's old because he is not intended to be adversary towards any other power, mr. speaker, but merely reflects the close relationship that we have with the united states and with australia, the shared values that we have in the, the sheer level of trust between us that enables us to go to the extraordinary extent of sharing nuclear technology. now all the submarines won't actually be equipped with nuclear weapons. it's no secret that tensions with china and the in no pacific have increased significantly in recent years. as the u. s. has called on its allies to stand up to beijing with an increased military presence from ministers. scott morrison defended. the decision to drop is due france saying australia is acting in the best interest of its own company. it is not an uncomm

so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together. oh, there is an end again, you can all the collateral eyes the same thing. so many times you can only sell the same, don't it. so many times before somebody figures out that, hey, there's no, don't it here that's just the whole. 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 got paid a 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 under administrating. going back to reg, now they're out there can love drums, they're like, what do we do? a miss with this is boom, bought the one business show you care to coordinate a branch of boron washington coming up. be pandora papers have shaken global leadership circles. as investigated reports, i've uncovered how many heads of

and finally, the us. he craved, continues this, we've auction houses as a classic mean has been revitalized for the 2020s. if you've been on the internet at all in the past decades, you've almost certainly seen this mean doug side, i, chloe, it features and then 3 year old girl giving a less than ecstatic look after being told about a surprise, disneyland trips. now in 2021, chloe's mother has taken the name to the n f t market. and although bids began at $15000.00 paid in the theory, and the price is now nearing $20000.00. as for the funds raised from the n f t cell, chloe's mother has claimed that she hopes to use it to pay for her child's education. certainly as a new frontier for a means that we may never have expected. that's it for this time you can catch boom bus on the portable tv app, which is available on smartphones and tablets through google play and the apple app store by searching portable tv. portable tv can also be downloaded on samsung, smart tv, and roku devices, or simply check it out p

to join us in the depths. or a maybe in the shallows. the war in syria has lasted longer than world war 2. has been suffering the most in this almost and damaging long conflict regular syrian people. need these more than the many mind numbing israel. i could see everything with my own eyes inherent to stories of its residents one group in particular russian wives of syrian man. of the overlooked those too. look up to these nationalist words. join me every thursday on the alex i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics or business i'm show business i'll see you then. in the day's headlines social media sites moved to purge the u.s. president and some of his supporters from their popcorn trump is now banned from twitter permanently over how his tweets might be received and interpreted. what they're doing is they're going ahead in expressing our message that it's ok to go ahead and censor a speech that you do not agree with but the problem is that trump addressed the spiegel and not did them too much on the cocktail.

me coffee to market the bottom is above all me on the bus at us as mean older than us and i think ultimately you know thousands of newborn babies were torn from their mothers and given away and forced adoption that only. for feaster my own role as a fellow mentor to this day mothers still search for grown children while adults look in hope for their birth parents. while the demick no certainly no border to nationalities. has emerged we caught up with the wee dog of the black sea world needs to be. judged as commentary crisis christensen's modern times we can do better we should. everyone is contributing each of our own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenge is created to respond as for so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together. in. the headlines not see the world health organization mourns wealthy countries against vaccine supplies pointing to drastic shortages important nations that as humanitarian groups raise the alarm over passionate seneca jobs going to waste in europe. the eighty's the call that we hav

he told us that andrew was competing insurance form. this is way too dangerous for him to be doing. clearly they put him in harm's way. a rural college student does interest get shot in the head and found in a river like that. something else had to be happening. the that says boom. bought the one business show you can afford them. it branch boar. and i'm rachel blevins in washington coming after buying and ministration. take steps to condemn what it calls malicious cyber activities from beijing. so who are the hackers in question, and what does this mean for china? and the us, well, this guy was opec has reached the deal to start listening, production cuts next month. we'll take a look at how the latest cell off is impacting markets and commodities worldwide. then we take you across the pad where the united kingdom has lifted its covert 19 restrictions for public gathering pillory ford, which of the british american business association is in studio. take a look at the recovery and whether the nation can move past breakfast for the fact

according to us sources, the majority of cyber tax in the world are performed from us cyberspace. the 2nd one is canada din to latin american states. and then the u. k. only russia is not listed among the cyber spaces where the majority of cyber attacks come from. i see now during biden press conferences, where no, notably, no russian journalists were allowed to ask questions. he argued that russia should care about its image, claiming the world would never accuse the us of interfering and democratic elections. biden also said he conveyed the following on the issue of cybersecurity . pointed out to him, we have significant cyber capability that he knows he doesn't know exactly what it has been a significant in the contract a violate these basic norms. we will respond cyber. he knows joining me now to break down this meeting or boom. moscow has been swan and christy i. okay ben, start us off. what if anything came out of this meeting? yeah, i'm not sure anything came out of the meeting other than kind of a comparison. i guess it's fine if you're in the media to compare the 2 leader

he told us that andrew was a competent short form. this is the way too dangerous for him to be doing. clearly they put him in harm's way. a rural college student does interest get shot in the head and found in a river like something else had to be happening with the the u. s. and germany strike a deal on the north stream to pipeline, but val action on russia over the alleged threat to security, opposed by the energy project. moscow. and the pipeline is purely commercial. the worst flooding in china in 1000 years. it has caused depth wiped out the transport infrastructure reached down that spark from a huge blast at an aluminum plant. and the situation is said to be getting worse. nobody suggestions.

as far as talking about us china relations, we have seen some de escalation of tension between the us and china with the different deferment of prosecution. give me one joe while way. is that helping improve the relationship? how much, how important is that for the chinese counterparts here? well i think that's very important. login with all the issues that have taken place . we're that we're talking about with what's going on, what i want, what's happening with us and chinese trade and, and you know, the, the phase one deal and who's buying what? but the idea that that the trumpet ministration had ratcheted up to the point of having mean long though detained in canada. they wanted to bring charges against the f. b. i had gone to this whole process of entrapment of trying to get her to sit a with canadian authorities talking to them while they search your laptop and there's a whole mess associated here. and so the idea that they have a deferred prosecution there, i think that's a good sign. china released a couple of political prisoners. they were holding at the same time, sent them b

so they would use us for us from 7 am to 6 percent. and as you need to report its interest to see what the reasoning was basically pointed out, the term buying was having difficulty. pushing is $3.00 trillion dollars spending bill through congress. and they're quite fresh on that because just today thrown in town that we're gonna have to pay for a small number. and the business said that that is going to reduce growth in the us . so i think more than anything else, what you see, that is sort of the, i miss political alignment, political leanings bought anything else, they sort of in the mold of spending more taxing more. and that's going to help economy grow. and that really is more that were came up with that report than anything else to me. i saw the, the i m f is also arguing the certain countries kind of pull back as rachel mentioned on those easy money policies, even if it hurts employment recovery, or how much of that message is targeted to a country like the u. s. and does employment seem to be what the fed is worried about righ

use the most likely busways and one that we. require more studies and mostly sci fi targeted research the findings suggest the laboratory incidents i put disease. is extremely unlikely. scientists have been investigating the origin of the disease for the past 4 weeks and this comes months after arrangements were made between china and the w.h.o. over the probe for more we're joined now by figure 2 americas lawyer legal analyst molly barrows molly good to see you as always let's start with health investigators are they any closer to knowing exactly where it originated from and how it even started to spread. unfortunately not in a lot of ways they're still the same place they were when they started when this current virus outbreak in coven 19 spread around the world know about a year ago now but they do feel like this several week expedition has given them more information away to fill in the blanks and confirm what they already suspected and suggested which is what the evidence says that they've used genetic sequencing to determi

us called taser or x. are now the big the body cameras and they're talking about should we use artificial intelligence they've created an ai ethics for law enforcement you've got medical ethics and the use of ai in terms of screening for saying so of what ben was talking about what you're talking about ethics is a human issue an element that you inject into things again machines do exactly what you tell them to do they are very predictable except. when we start getting into ai and we start looking at machine learning remember microsoft had to shut off one of its chat bots its ai chat bots because it learned to speak the naughty words you know as samuel jackson said on the commercial it was doing some pretty bad stuff and learned that from watching other people talk so what could happen maybe it's a just a bit you know foul mouth or maybe it's somebody a system decides to shut down banking because it doesn't like the trades that are going on and it impacts one nation adversely and helps another nation you k

one of the vaccines was even suspended temporarily from use. now it's back on the rollout track after the issues have been sorted out. so the situation overall is not easy. when i can say, however, is that we know now from our contacts on the international markets, as well as through the russian direct investment fund, which is helping us a lot and is actually spearheading the promotion campaign force. but the internationally, we know that there is a great demand for sputnik b. that's a lot of countries we've had context with wish to have supplies of the sputnik b vaccine in their health care system to bring your card. because your company produce enough button to supply the export demand, to fish, neighborhood and to an extent that's what we've been doing. so yes, of course, could we? well, we already are national looking room to ship review with me. i got a very good in russia. we already have a number of registered vaccines approved to be effective. do we need to develop new one, say, for specific demographics or what is that on this one? i

so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we need together in so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy plantation, let it be an arms race is on often very dramatic development. only mostly i'm going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time. time to sit down and talk the this is the one business show you can't afford to mit branch bore, and i'm rachel blevins in washington coming up trying to track down on the tech industry continued. well, this guy, how long it will last and what it could mean for the companies that span excuse the anti competitive practices. plus india is considering removing a span on boeing $737.00 next 9 months after the u. s. is the same. we'll take a look at why it is waited so long and the china will be met. then we take a look at the future of the health care system in the united states with our t zone, rick sanchez. we have a pac show today, so it's dive right in. and we lead the program with a fo

treasury yields remain high oil was also down as a selloff in the bond market lifted the us dollar on top of that we are now learning that last week's where a storm in texas led to the 2nd largest natural gas withdrawal in u.s. history so joining me now this comes at a college educated mckelvey niecy of the mckelvey any financial group now david let's start with oil here it's now estimated that as a result of the production freeze texas likely lost between 18000000 and 40000000 barrels of oil what kind of a long term impact are we looking at here. right great question i think the long term impacts from the freeze is minimal the real impact was last year when we had the rig count get decimated and so what we really saw as a definitive 2021 event was recalibrating for us production. we continue to expand we get to the point where we are exporting oil not importing and the net export profile that may not ever return certainly not under the current administration and to me that is a bigger long term impact of what happened as a result of coal that and the production shut ins in 2020 then

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i mean sure, you know if you could get some credits of us, we are hoping to be here. they filter when read or content, the delta games only take the very best of the best buy ah, the bus one business, you know, you can't afford to miss branch of the board and i'm ready to love. and then washington coming after us seeing a record number, a job opening, and some employers are playing a so called a worker shortage. we'll discuss how the dynamic taking a toll on small businesses at a time when they are working. the bounce back, japanese investment firms officer is reeling back as president, china as the regulatory trash. i'm continue. we'll take a look at the chat companies that are being impacted and just how far beijing could take a new rule. then i'd say in the crypto currency reporting provision in the one trillion dollar infrastructure pack, it has been for walk. we'll take a look at how it's affecting crypto prices. we have a pack today to dive right and we leave the program today with more fall out from china's cracked on on. tech companies as soft thing now says i

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sweet fills us in on the upcoming name. change up. right. if you can just local, hang out with people center and also a major course attraction here in downtown los angeles. but now be prepared to call it dot com arena. the steven center is just that a steeple in the city of los angeles home to the va, los angeles lakers, and they shall kings as well as concerts and other major events like monster jam. people center is a place for fans come to support their team and city see celebrity, or to even a place of mourning for when celebrating the life of the late basketball superstar covey. bryan, it may not have the same ring to it as crypto currency is taking off the singapore base crypto dot com strike a deal with the irina's owner ag worldwide. and now has a 20 year naming rights agreement for an undisclosed amount of money. the name change is effective starting december 25th, but it isn't the 1st time a crypto currency company has decided to use a major sports team or players for that matter to boost business f t. x paid $20000000.00 for an a

are what matters most of us. and that's how we find meaning and how we make sense of our place in the silicon valley see don't mention in their sleep presentations. however, the ghost workers who train the self well, humans are involved in every step of the process when you're using anything online, were sold. as this miracle automation behind your screen is the rubble workforce. that feeds algorithm is for next to nothing. on a very good day to do 5 hours now, a really bad day. i could do these workers are available by design. it's about labor costs, but it's also about creating layers of lessening responsibility between those who solicit this kind of work and need it. and those who do it the welcome back. a federal grand jury in the united states has charged the founder of ab startup. nicholas with 3 counts of fraud for lying about nearly all aspects of the business to use it stock or according to an indictment unsealed on thursday, 39 year old billionaire trevor milton, who stepped down as chairman of the comp

proved for us in the us or the european union and then in the u.k. more than $10000000.00 people have gone at least one dose of a vaccine so about 15 percent of their population now the us is far behind with about 8 percent of resiting haven't received a vaccine dose not countries their european union are off to even a slower start now china is much further behind china has so far administered more than 31000000 doses 2nd only to the us with nearly 35000000 shots yet for a population of 1400000000 china has delivered a little more than 2 doses for every 100 people compared to 3 in their european union 10 in the us and nearly 60 in israel and at the current vaccination speeds right here that we're seeing china they're going to reach a herd immunity only in 5.5 years compared to 11 months in the u.s. and 6 months for the u.k. brant china's develop their vaccine and some countries have bought what we know about this well of clinical trials ever so far showed that soon a farm has an efficacy rate of 79 percent now vaccines made by c novak has efficacy ra

can you tell us that was really intriguing? listen, this whole topic takes me back to 2013, and people don't remember this. but africana time was an early adopter of big crime by the mice, half canister. i mean, regular people there because this is a country written with a devastating problem with access to banking institutions. it's not just the geography and the lack of mediating infrastructure. it's a cultural problem that women are just simply not allowed to back and the entire country and that was true under the taliban and, and there was nothing the us occupation could have done to change that. and, and now you've got the banks entirely controlled by, by, by the government. and did i an access to regular systems back in 2013 coin to, to many women and afghanistan as provided a opportunity for hope. because, you know, without backs us to banks, you know, there's, there's no the work you do, even if you're enormously talented and you have services, i'm going to sell. you have no way to get paid in the same for because repre

things like us, b, t, u, b, c, use the usb di, crack cetera. so people started using stable points in lieu of actual dollars, then essentially the country and the fan will have just lost their power because the country is the only body in the us that can issue legal tender. but it's stable point became widely accepted exchange and then secondly, the treasury is no longer the only shouldn't. that's the real reason that they want to try to rein in because they moved everything. but then of course, the other reason that they're citing include things like the fact that they will mine are not necessarily trustworthy. as the company behind the issue, we do not have a one to one with their ratio. as private companies, the issue in companies don't need for that at the high where and what their reserves. so full circle which is the issue of youth dc and heather the issue or has separately defended the level information that they share with the market and how they've invested the research to corporate that commercial paper and other liquid market with ca

they don't allow us. the food industry is successful, it'll create more jobs, it will create more value added. it will create more. so i don't see why we shouldn't also fight for the interest something into treatment that we have regulation. we want the regulation as the industry and if we don't behave then yes, that's fine. ah ah ah ah ah ah, ah, the welcome back after being postponed for a year did the cobra 1900 pandemic? the tokyo olympic games are set to kick off in less than a month. and just this week, it was a note that the venue that the games will allow 10000 domestic spectators. now that's despite warnings from experts who say, holding events without fans, is the safest option. as japan face several states of emergency due to outbreaks in the nation, many called for the games to be cancelled. in fact, pulled in april showed 70 percent of citizens did not want the game to go ahead as plan. so why go ahead with the games? well, there are many reasons, but a big one, you guess it, it's money. it i

does he use that caused severe lung damage? there's a few points that we're really hurting all of the patients were diagnosed with a lung injury associated with using electronic cigarettes or facing products. the pull this out. he really felt holy crap, his him died. oh no, he's to be better. it was, i wouldn't want my worst enemy to every go through that. it was out of breath with the welcome back. via global regulator formed by the g 7 to target money laundering, has a new set of guidelines for the crypto industry. the financial action task force renewed calls for more regulations on crypto firms that would force them to identify customers and report suspicious activity. even though it would be up to the individual countries to adapt to suggested policies. the group has more than a 3 dozen members, which includes the us, china, and the european commission. now, in addition to calling for strict regulations unstable coins and platforms that allow peer to peer transaction, the s a t s new guidelines specifically target de centr

so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we're in it together. oh, is your media a reflection of reality? in a world transformed what will make you feel safe for isolation for community? are you going the right way or are you being led somewhere? direct. what is true? what is great? in the world corrupted, you need to descend a join us in the depths or remain in the shallows. we're empowering ourselves to be more efficient, quicker with our transactions. but with that comes a trade off. every device is a potential entry point for security at any machine, depending on it's an extension of traditional time. the defenders have always been one step behind. the attackers with one comes option in the offering. it's not a matter of, if it happens, it's a matter of when who when i was sure seemed wrong when i just don't know. i mean you. yes to see how this thing becomes the advocate and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves worlds apart, we choose to look for common ground. as a korea professional sport is much tougher on some than o

for the americans based on the contracts we have with us governments. while the fear of inflation remains high around the world with other countries watching rising bond yields in the u.s. here in washington the federal reserve appears to be focused on achieving full employment leaving many to worry that inflation could be here to stay our ways for a few years as one reporter noted quote it is taken for decades but the federal reserve has finally shaken off its fear of inflation the markets are only just waking up to the implications of that shift so that it was a doctor or n.z. c.e.o. of openness i think knock tabio been new message from the fed seems to be that it's ok if there is some inflation and if we do see a rise in prices as long as americans are getting back to work and the economy is moving again is this the right focus to have right now. well i think the fed has had a pro inflation stance for quite some time a few decades at this stage they've always said that inflation targets around 2 percent and that's with a danger of some how they think

not be used as a legal tender. so let's go ahead and bring back our expert panel of professor richard wolf and peter shift to discuss. now i think you gentlemen might be able to find some common ground on this, but then again, i've been wrong in the path. peter, i do want to start with you on this one. we have you on the show pretty regularly, and we really appreciate that. and i believe it's fair to say you aren't exactly a fan of the us dollar, a fan of crypto currency or even central banks. so what is your take on the situation? well, you know, i usually don't agree with the i m f. but in this circumstance i do, you know, salbert or has a lot of problems now it has another one midpoint, i think this whole thing is a gimmick. i think a lot of the big coin wales were able to influence l. f albert or in order to help drum up more enthusiasm for the crypto currency to soccer in more buyers. so the larger a holders of big coin who got in earlier at much lower prices can sell into the hysteria that they're creating, p

all right, now i also want to bring up the used cars here because last month some analysts believed used car prices would start to fall after being up due to a lack of supply. do these continuing ship issues point to prices continuing to stay high as well? prices are out of this world. if you've got a secondary car that you're not using or a 3rd car, you think, you know, it's thinking about getting rid of it. now the time to sell, it is not the time to buy. to give you an idea, average sales are up between 34 and 45 percent. corvettes in sports. cars are literally, you can even touch them. if you're looking at a portion and you decide you want to go buy a $911.00, you'll be paying $30000.00 to $40000.00 over sticker right now. you can get them, and those that are coming in again, supply and demand is all. i cannot mix one on one. so sports cars are high, luxury cars are high, but even daily drivers, a minivan, or a little sit in. we think all the sales are and that big sedans can't get them. so the supplies high used car market is on fire. it's absolutely crazy. the parts of the economy

has approved the use of 4 vaccines. so far being able to add that as spud negri can't come at a better time already right now hungary and slovakia are using the russian vaccine while a pharmaceutical plant near milan is set to become the 1st in the e.u. to produce russia's sputnik the vaccine now deals have also been reached with other companies in spain france and germany pending approval of the vaccine now russian authorities are right now saying they are ready to provide vaccines for a 50 a 1000000 europeans so that's very significant news brant. sorry moving to the united states how are we doing when it comes to cases here in the u.s. and how is the vaccine rollout goer. so right now covert infections in the us they're continuing to decline we've cases down 19 percent and that's the sound 31 percent hospitalisation 00 down 23 percent but white house chief medical adviser dr anthony continues to warn state leaders against pulling back completely public health measures as always and there is always a risk of surge bac

s. military uses tear gas. it is both crowds of people desperate to flee the country a thousands to remain strong enough on governments around the world are facing criticism for the slow response to the crisis. we hear from one german national, who's breaking for rescue for both him and his afghan fields. we have let us finally leave this caliphate, give me and my fiance permission to enter germany. 10 south of afghan soldiers are reported a rallying in the east of the country under the leadership of the vice president who insists he's now. but countries legitimate had take a leader.

forever not something we have to get used to. i mean this back through our state is has just made a state you if you're in the market in the in the human population will create variance as it continues to adapt to growing you know that's the question the critical question is whether these variants that seen it used to date there's no evidence for that i mean what we do really when you should start to worry is when you see people for example in united states who have already gotten 2 doses of. the pfizer backseat who then are hospitalized with code 1000 caused by one of the various traits that hasn't happened yet that's when you know that truly scared community the community right now we're just trying to make our best guess based on lies and you know body responses that we see from people who are vaccinated to see whether they actually neutralize these various viruses in the laboratory and to the south as in stream we find that it's a little less capable of doing that but that doesn't mean that you're still not protected it also