let's go over to nicky schiller. ., ., , ., schiller. i am outside the covid inuui schiller.m outside the covid inquiry in _ schiller. i am outside the covid inquiry in london. _ schiller. i am outside the covid inquiry in london. this - schiller. i am outside the covid inquiry in london. this will- schiller. i am outside the covid inquiry in london. this will set | schiller. i am outside the covid i inquiry in london. this will set up backin inquiry in london. this will set up back in may 2021 by the then prime minister borisjohnson, to look at how the uk both prepared and dealt with the covid pandemic. today is the first report from the inquiry. but the inquiry hasn't stopped. it's being held in what is known as modules or stages, and they will go on until 2026. but this is the first report from the first stage or module. the hearing heard around this time last year, six weeks of evidence from 69 different people, experts, and also the politicians. at that time we heard from the former health secretary matt hancock, and also another former health secretary who was chancello

i'm nicky schiller who live in bushey.en later. excited is building is england also coming up on the world today — england take on the netherlands let's bring you up—to—date with the breaking story that broke within the past hour. the suspect in the crossville —— crossbow attack in which three women were killed have been found. detectives said 26—year—old kyle clifford was located in the infield area.

thanks very much, nicky schiller the. we _ murder. thanks very much, nicky schiller the.. we will be _ murder. thanks very much, nicky schiller the. we will be hearing . schiller the. we will be hearing more about that later. he is axing patrick's church in southport, thank you very much for being here with us. the community is absolutely shell—shocked, we have seen that give me an idea of the sort of things people have been saying to you. things people have been saying to ou. ., , things people have been saying to ou. . , ., , ., ~ you. the main thing is heartbreak, which i you. the main thing is heartbreak, which i think— you. the main thing is heartbreak, which i think we _ you. the main thing is heartbreak, which i think we all— you. the main thing is heartbreak, which i think we all experiencing . which i think we all experiencing throughout the country are we? not just in the country but across world, begot a message from sydney australia but so many people are heartbroken and i think that is the strongest sense we have at the moment. obviously everyone is in shock,

nicky schiller, thank _ advents in the town yesterday.. nicky schiller, thank you very much. our correspondent in southport. there will be more from us here on bbc news between seven and eight o'clock this evening as we reflect on what has happened in southport over the last couple of days. also that vigil thatis last couple of days. also that vigil that is been held this evening. for the moment we willjoin my colleague for world today. the moment we willjoin my colleague forworld today. saying the moment we willjoin my colleague for world today. saying that some foreign countries have been asking citizens to leave, flights are being stopped in and out of the country. are being stopped in and out of the count . ., ., , , country. from one side it sounds like the failure _ country. from one side it sounds like the failure for _ country. from one side it sounds like the failure for the _ country. from one side it sounds like the failure for the us. i country. from one side it sounds like the failure for the us. many| like the failure for th

let's go back to nicky schiller, who joins us from bushey. it back to nicky schiller, who “oins us from bushey. it was less than 24 hours ago _ from bushey. it was less than 24 hours ago when _ from bushey. it was less than 24 hours ago when police _ from bushey. it was less than 24 hours ago when police found - from bushey. it was less than 24 hours ago when police found the | hours ago when police found the three women, at that time in a serious condition, who later died. the community are trying to come to terms with the fact that there has been a triple killing in this cul—de—sac. in the last couple of minutes we have seen more people bringing flowers for laying them down, and i'm joined bringing flowers for laying them down, and i'mjoined bya bringing flowers for laying them down, and i'm joined by a friend of louise hunt, who is one of the three victims. we are sorry for your loss. just explain what sort of person luis was. . ~ ., , ,., . ~ luis was. yeah, i knew louise back from school _ luis was. yeah, i knew louise back from school days, _ luis was. yeah, i knew louise back fro

we re orted schiller at the scene. yes. we reported a _ schiller at the scene. yes.1. the news in the last few minutes is that we know that the daughters of the racing commentator john hunt who died are 25—year—old louise hunt and 28—year—old hannah hunt, as well as their mother carol hunt, as well as their mother carol hunt, who was 61. we have heard from the controller of five life, heidi dawson, who called it utterly devastating news. and the racing community have been paying tribute to john and community have been paying tribute tojohn and his saying that their thoughts are with him here at the scene, a lot of locals did know that john hunt's family lived in this street. the police operation, you can see behind me, is continuing in the last half hour or so more police vehicles have arrived. partly because there is a lot of media, as you can imagine, here. because of this triple murder investigation, not only making headlines here in the uk but also around the world. also within the last hour at some flowers have been laid, one of the young women who laid some of

please join me in welcoming vivian schiller.lause] >> thank you so much karen, i remember all too well our meeting in your office it wasn't that long ago in the fall it was just this instant spark and we were like yes we have to do this. we are already. on behalf of the student aspen digital we are so honored to partner with ciba on this important conversation. it's gatherings like this today that remind us any measure of democracy is its capacity to absorb and adapt to change. in the h short life of this country which is actually i was reminded younger than the life of this university people in good faith have come together to meet moments of tremendous disruption. we are capable of it. we are capable of marshaling our ideas to mitigate the bad and particularly to harness the good that reforms into reforms that reflect and preserve democratic values. is important for us to remember we are capable of doing this particularly as we today drawn the example of global elections that have happened to date in an effort to learn about t

thank you both of you for being with us, harley schlenker, spokesman international schiller institute out of podstand, william leon, political scientists out of washington dc, and continue with other news now this hour, doctors without borders calls all waring parties in. sudan war to stop the violence and abuse against people, the report sheds light on the direct and deadly impact of the war on the people of sudan, which has left the country's health service largely in ruins. according to msf, the protects civilians in sudan has collapses and people are facing torture and violence, in a horrific report by the guardian, women struggling to survive are forced to have sex with soldiers and exchange for food, doctors without border, says health workers, says health workers and medical facilities are all struggling with this. well we're going to cross over to detroit and talk to ayomi azakiwi, editor of pan-african newswire. uh, i was on me, your perspective on exactly what is taking place right now in sudan and your overall assessment of what needs to happen to stop this? there needs to

. >> tell us about phil schiller, who they chose to be the observer. >> phil schiller, his title is applee's in charge of the app store and apple's product presentations, including the one where the open a.i. deal was announced in june at its worldwide developers conference. he's been at apple about three decades. very much a top lieutenant still to tim cook and was one of the closest lieutenants and friends of steve jobs. he ran apple's marketing organization for well over 20 years. he's known as one of the biggest defenders at the company of apple's privacy stances, his product development process, its over all brand image. given the concerns over different concerns from open a.i. and the safety with a.i. training, concerns about sam altman, concerns about their technology, concerns about ethics and artificial intelligence, concerns about had a house haitians, it does make sense for someone like schiller with that mindset to be the one in that board observer role, especially if they're looking for someone who's not from the a.i. side at apple, who would be in direct competition with the

thank you, nicky schiller. _ to you in the studio. thank you, nicky schiller.ry into the horizon it scandal, they are taking a break at the moment but we have been hearing from sir ed davey, who was the postal affairs minister. we will continue with that inquiry as soon as they come back from their break. first, the justice as they come back from their break. first, thejustice secretary has called for the chair of the criminal cases review position to step down after an independent review into the case of andrew malkinson who was wrongly convicted of rape and spelt 17 years in jail. shabana mahmood said the report showed that helen pitcher is unfit to fulfil her duties and says she has begun the process to replace her. our legal correspondent dominic casciani reports. this was the scene when andy malkinson won his campaign to be exonerated. jailed in 2004 for a rape he never committed, his case was quashed after compelling evidence that the case was untenable from top to bottom. his innocence proven, but his battle for the full truth has continued. today, an in

nicky schiller, bbc news.ary elections has passed. more than 200 candidates are reported to have confirmed they will not stand in sunday's second round. it's part of an attempt by centre and left parties to defeat the far—right national rally. the hungarian prime minister, viktor 0rban, made a surprise visit to ukraine on tuesday and met president zelensky. hungary shares a border with ukraine and this visit by europe's most pro—russia leader camejust a day after hungary assumed the european union's rotating presidency. 0ur security correspondent, gordon corera, reports from kyiv. ukraine's leader is used to receiving high—profile visitors, but today was different. his guest, viktor 0rban, hungary's prime minister. inside there was eventually another handshake but the smiles looked forced. 0rban has been a thorn in zelensky�*s side, his most high—profile critic within the european union. and one that has just assumed the rotating presidency of the european council for six months. this was 0rban's first visit t

let's speak to our correspondent nicky schiller, who's in bushey.to—date on the very latest — of course there was a massive manhunt throughout the course of the day.— massive manhunt throughout the course of the day. yes, let me take ou course of the day. yes, let me take you through — course of the day. yes, let me take you through the _ course of the day. yes, let me take you through the series _ course of the day. yes, let me take you through the series of— course of the day. yes, let me take you through the series of events i you through the series of events that have happened in hertfordshire. it was around this time last night that police were called to the area of reports of hearing screenings. they entered a house on the cul—de—sac you can see behind me — they found three women who at that time were seriously injured —— hearing screening. ambulances came to the scene but sadly they were unable to save the three women —— hearing screaming. throughout the day, we've learned the identity of those three women — they are the wife of the bbc racin

hello, i'm nicky schiller. more now on our top story. a growing number of senior democrats are throwing their support behind kamala harris, after president biden confirmed he would not be contesting the election this november. he'd come under increasing pressure from within his own democratic party, after a stumbling performance in the presidential debate, and a series of high—profile verbal mistakes. our north america correspondent david willis looked at the way events spiralled, leading to mr biden�*s withdrawal. this would not have been how joe biden would have wanted his more than 50 years in public life to have come to an end. he'd faced growing calls to withdraw from the presidential race. yet the decision, when it came, nonetheless caught many people by surprise. joe biden was at his delaware beach house, where he's been recuperating from the effects of covid, and reports here suggest that on saturday evening, he called a meeting of his senior advisers, and they worked together late into the night to dra

and with that it is my great honor to introduce our co-host of today's event, vivian schiller. one of the highlights in that of this work that doing here at agp is how we are joining forces with incredible partners on meaningful issues. and when vivian and i first met, we knew immediately that we wanted to we wanted to work together. we were really passionate about the same. and i'm so glad that we were able to do this and get to this point that we are doing this event today. vivian joined the aspen institute, where she's the vice president, leads aspen digital just years ago after a long career in the intersection of news mediums and technologies with stints that included president and ceo of npr, head of newyorktimes.com chief digital officer for nbc news and global of news at twitter among other things, please join me in welcoming vivian schiller to the stage. thank you so much. and i remember all too well our meeting in your office. it wasn't even really that long ago. it was in the fall, and it was just this instant spark. and we're like, yes, we to do this. and well, here

rowan bridge there at the hospital, thank you so much, and nicky schiller, thanks to you.r of the primary school saying, words cannot do justice to describe the grief and upset our community is feeling today. we are deeply saddened by the awful news we have lost one of our brightest and most wonderful shining stars, and that is bebe. now our focus is on supporting our neck her family, friends, our staff and community who have been left numb by this tragic incident. the school community will be grooving together as we stand with others in southport. we have a statement from another of the schools, we were talking about their heartbreak and devastation at the passing of elsie, another of the girls that the police have named through the course of the day. elsie has been a loving and bright number of our wonderful community since first being brought here on herfather�*s community since first being brought here on her father's shoulders, community since first being brought here on herfather�*s shoulders, and even at her early age, she was such a caring and charismatic young lad

hello, i'm nicky schiller. we start in the united states with reaction tojoe biden�*s decision to quit november's presidential race. he is backing his vice president kamala harris to now take on donald trump in the election. many top democrats have also thrown their support behind her. kamala harris says she intends to "earn and win" the nomination. mr biden withdrew on sunday saying he'd taken the decision in the best interests of his party and the country. the democrat leader in the senate, chuck schumer, called mr biden a true patriot who had put america's future first. mr biden�*s endorsement of his vice president kamala harris as the presidential nominee has received support from many senior democrats. for his part, donald trump told the us network cnn that he thought kamala harris would be easier to defeat in november's election thanjoe biden. 0ur coverage this hour starts with this report from tom bateman. breaking news, president biden dropping out of the 2024 race, endorsing his vice president kamala h

nikki there in southport, who will be with us throughout more of the evening —— nicky schiller.urns, spoke, and it sefton council have described this stabbing as one of the saddest days in the borough's history. the council leader has said there has been a tremendous the difficult time for the people of sefton, but she added, i know we will come through this stronger, and we seen that tonet with the vigil, as nicky was explained. she said, i know our community will stay strong, and that's been seen in the truly amazing acts of kindness that have happened since monday. the offers of support we have from across the world have been appreciated. as we saw, the prime minister sir keir starmer has been speaking about these attacks this afternoon. i came here to pay my respects to the victims and families who are going through raw pain and grief that most of us can't imagine — i can't imagine, as a dad myself — to get a briefing from the chief constable and the emergency services about the ongoing investigation, but also, importantly, to have the opportunity to say to those that were r

adam: a lot of statistics on home prices until activity, the case-schiller index in metropolitan areasreasing by 100%, 6.8% year over year, the average home at record highs. it might be good if you only home, not so great if you're trying to buy a home. anthony shea is loan depot founder and chairman. what do you make of this? is catch-22 for those looking for homes. a lot of owners sitting on a valuable piece of property but a lot are sitting on low mortgage rates as well and like it the way it is. >> great to see you, lots of dynamics, number one, 2 thirds of outstanding mortgages, homeowners can't afford the move, that drives the lack of inventory, supply and demand curve, interest rates high, supply is low. a lot of cash on the sidelines, keeping prices artificially high because there's lack of inventory. adam: i am wondering, rates in the 6 and 3-quarter of 1% below the 7% for the seminal figure people will jump at. what gets a jump? >> anything in the single digits, would be an attractive interest rate, spoiled with interest rates that are much lower if you look at the last cycle

hello, i'm nicky schiller. we start in the us — donald trump has called on americans to stand united after he narrowly escaped assassination at a campaign rally in pennsylvania. the former president and republican candidate was addressing the crowd when a gunman opened fire from the roof of a nearby building. mr trump dived for cover, bleeding from his right ear. one onlooker was killed and two others were critically injured. the 20—year—old gunman, who's been named as thomas matthew crooks, was shot dead by secret service officers. gary o'donoghue was at the rally when the attack unfolded and sent us this report. and you know, that's a little bit old, that chart�*s a couple of months old... it was just a few minutes into donald trump's speech when a volley of shots rang out. gunshots get down, get down, get down! gunshots the former president could be seen clutching at the right side of his head. after that, he hits the ground, as the secret service pile on top of him. theirjob — to put their bodies between hi

harley eschlinger, a german political activist and speaker of the schiller institute. hello mr. schlinger. the statement of the german government in the statement of the german ministry of interior about the banning of the activities of these mosques and centers, there is no mention that these institutions have laws. germany and defects have committed a crime, instead, the german government itself, in its statement , knew the reason for its action against these centers of their islamist ideology and said that this thought is different from the values ​​of the german government. we are not facing a legal issue and the issue is ideological in nature. what is your opinion? what do you know about the motivation and purpose of the german government's attacks and bans? i think that the german government has actually adopted an anti-iranian strategy, and this is actually an example of what america is doing, if you watch netanyahu's speech to the us congress yesterday . netanyahu said that israel is at war with iran and america is also at war with iran. america and germany also have the

phil schiller will have the role and attend board meetings but not a vote.ng of economic data including unemployment figures. we are watching for earnings from constellation brands. markets close early today because of the july fourth holiday. new york bank president john williams speaks this morning in port cal at a forum. nasdaq s&p at new highs crossing the 5500 mark for the first time ever. look at futures. a positive start. green across the board and looks like the dow would open up 50 points higher. let's bring in tiffany mcgee. good to see you. >> good morning. good to see you. >> we mentioned the nasdaq 100 s&p new all time highs. how do you see today shaping up? >> my wex word of the day is higher as in we still believe there is still room for the market to move higher. i feel like we are in that scene from the first jurassic park movie where the guy says life finds a way so the market is finding a way and seeing that hitting 32 record highs yesterday. excitement around a.i. is fueling this upward momentum. >> we had a guest on earlier. kind of a mi

let's cross live two to nicky schiller.where police were called to this area in hertfordshire. police entered the property and found three women seriously injured. paramedics were called. two air ambulances landed. unfortunately, they were unable to save the lives of three women. a triple murder investigation was under way. throughout the day, there has been an extensive hunt for the suspect, 26—year—old kyle clifford. police say he was known to the victims, and in the last hour or so, we have heard news that he has been detained. he was found in location in north london following an extensive search. throughout the day, police have been searching both here in bushey, but also in enfield in north london, because that is where the suspect lived. this morning, there armed police who entered a property linked to the suspect. this afternoon, there is a lot of activity around a cemetery and a park area. then we have a confirmation that he had been found. the police statement says he's receiving medical treatment having been foun

harley eschlinger, a german political activist and spokesman for the schiller think tank. hello mr.schlinger. the statement of the german government in the statement of the german ministry of interior about the banning of these mosques and centers is nothing it is not mentioned that these institutions have violated german laws. or a violation has been committed, a crime has been committed. instead, in its statement, the german government itself knew the reason for its action against these centers, their islamist ideology, and said that this idea is different from the values ​​of the german government. from the statement of the german government, it seems that we are not facing a legal issue and the issue is ideological in nature. what do you think is the motivation and purpose? what do you know about the attacks and bans of the german government? i think that the german government has actually adopted an anti-iranian strategy, and this is actually an example of what america is doing. does if you have seen netanyahu's speech in the us congress yesterday. netanyahu said that israel is

harley schlanger, a political activist and the spokesperson of the schiller think tank in berlin. hello, mr. shelanger, do you hear my voice? agreed to an agreement on a joint declaration of the beijing declaration introduced on the issue of the future of food and the formation of the interim government of national reconciliation. it seems that this statement has eight clauses that are supposed to end the differences and divisions and also strengthen the unity and disunity among the palestinians, one of the senior members. after signing this agreement, hamas announced that the resistance during the war has so far been able to thwart the zionist plan to defeat the resistance or isolate it. displacement of the palestinian people has also been stopped during these 10 months. what do you think about this agreement in a situation where one of the most important issues of this future war in gaza after the war is very important ? they gave up and reached an agreement, although this agreement is preliminary at the moment, but this issue was very unpleasant for the israelis , because all t

harley schlanger, spokesman of the international schiller institute from pons stam germany joins us.hn busnitch, journalist, activist and political analyst. who joins us from frederico in canada. welcome to you both. so harley schlenger, when you want to take a look at what china saying, it's a a clash of what's world order they see in their views and what the us sees uh, what makes the us think that their world order is the one and just one where china's is undemocratic and it threatens the world order according to the way that the us sees it. i think the best way to look it is the us has an arrogance toward the rest of the world, and the arrogance leads to the delusion that there's only one way that nations should relate each other, and that's with the idea of a unipolar order which is backed up by us and nato military. there was just the... nato summit in washington dc, and what the chinese ambassador was was talking about is nato made decision to expand to asia as well as to increase the amount of american presence in europe, so on the one side you have the attempt to surround ru

harley schlanger, spokesman of the international schiller institute from ponstam, germany, joins us. we also had on bosnic, journalist, activist and political analyst who joins us from frededo in canada. welcome to you. has an arrogance toward the rest of the world, and the arrogance leads to the delusion that there's only one way the nation should relate each other, and that's with the idea of a unipolar order, which is backed up by us and nato military. there was just the nato summit in washington dc, and what the chinese ambassador was was talking about is nato made decision to expand to asia as... as well as to increase the amount of american presence in europe, so on the one side you have the attempt to surround russia completely and now to surround china, and at the same time to continue to support israel in the war of genocide against the palestinians in gaza, so there's nothing that justifies this, there's no, the united states is not the source of justice in the world, in fact it's a source of much of the injustice. "the wars and the sanctions, by the way, besides killing pe

harley schlanger, spokesman of international schiller. from pons stam germany joins us. we also have john busnitch, journalist, activist and political analyst who joins us from frederico in canada. welcome to you both. so harley stenger, uh, when you want to take a look at what china is saying, it's a a clash of what world order they see in their views and what the us sees. uh, what makes the us think that their world order is the one and the just one? where china's is undemocratic and it threatens uh the world order according to the way that the us sees it. i think the best way to look at is the us has an arrogance toward the rest of the world, and the arrogance leads to the delusion that there's only one way that nations should relate each other, and that's with the idea of a unipolar order, which is backed up by us and nato military. there was just the nato summit in washington. washington dc, and what the chinese ambassador was was talking about is nato made decision to expand to asia, as well as to increase the amount of american presence in europe, so on the one si

harley schlanger, spokesman of the international schiller institute from ponstam, germany joins us. we also have john bost, journalist, activist and political analyst us from federico in canada. welcome to you both, so harley schlanger." you want to take a look at uh what china is saying, it's a a clash of what's world order they say in their views and what the us sees uh, what makes the us think that their world order is the one and the just one where china's is undemocratic and it threatens uh the world order according to the way the us sees it. i think the best way to look at is the us has an arrogance toward the rest of the world and the arrogance. leads to the delusion that there's only one way that nations should relate each other, and that's with the idea of a unipolar order, which is backed up by us and nato military, there was just the nato summit in washington dc, and what the chinese ambassador was was talking about is nato made decision to expand to asia as well as to increase the amount of american presence in europe, so on the one side to have the attempt to surround r

harley schlanger spokes of the international schiller institute. out of postam and wilmer, political science out of washington dc. thank you both for being with us, let me start it off with harley, your thoughts about this situation now that by will be stepping down, will not be returning or running again, and that kamela harris is most likely going to be the democratic nominee. well, there are two things that come to mind immediately, if biden is not well enough to... for president and certainly not well enough to serve if you want second term, who's making the policy now? should biden stay in office or should he resign from office? the fact that he's very frail, he shows difficulty speaking, carrying through thoughts, perhaps he should have stepped on much earlier, because now he's put the democratic party in a real bind. as far as harris is concerned, here's the problem with her, how is she different? biden and and i'll bring up two cases in particular, biden, the biden haris administration put the united states into a war in europe against russia and are insisting that that war b

harley schlanger, spokesman of the international schiller institute. germany joins us, we also have john, journalist, activist and political analyst who joins us from frederico in canada, welcome to you both, so harley schlanger, when you want to take a look at what china is saying, it's a clash of what's world order they see their views and what the us sees, what makes the us think that their world order is the one and the just one where? as is undemocratic and it threatens uh the world order according to the way the us sees it. i think the best way to look it is the us has an arrogance toward the rest of the world and the arrogance leads to the delusion that there's only one way that nation should relate each other and that's with the idea of a unipolar order which is backed up by us and nato military. there was just the nato summit in washington dc. what the chinese ambassador was was talking about is nato made decision to expand to asia as well as to increase the amount of american presence in europe, so on the one side you have the attempt to surr

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harley schlanger, spokes of the international schiller institute out of postam and wilmer leon, political scientists out of washington dc. thank you both. for being with us, um, let me start it off with harley, um, your thoughts about this situation now that biden will be stepping down, will not be returning or running again, and that kamela harris is most likely going to be the democratic nominee. well, there are two things that come to mind immediately: if biden well enough to run for president, and certainly not well enough to serve if you want second term. who's making? the policy now, should biden stay in office or should he resign from office? the fact that he's very frail, he shows difficulty speaking, carrying through thoughts, um, perhaps he should have stepped on much earlier, because now he's put the democratic party in a real bind. now as far as harris is concerned, here's the problem with her, how is she different from biden? and i'll bring up two cases in particular, biden, the biden harris administration. put the united states into a war in europe against russia and are ins

harley schlanger spokes of the international schiller institute out of pasdam and wilmer leon, political scientists out of... washington dc, thank you both for being with us, let me start it off with harley, um, your thoughts about this situation now that biden will be stepping down, will not be returning or running again, and that kamela harris, it's most likely going to be the democratic nominee. well, there are two things that come to mind immediately: biden is not well enough to run for president and certainly not well enough to serve if you want second. who's making the policy now? should biden stay in office or should he resign from office? the fact that he's very frail, he shows difficulty speaking, through thoughts, perhaps he should have stepped down much earlier, because now he's put the democratic party in a real bind. now as far as harris is concerned, here's the problem with her, how is she different from biden? and i'll bring up two cases in particular, biden, the biden harris administration put the united states into a war in europe against russia, and our insisting that t

harley schlanger, spokesman of the international schiller institute from ponstam, germany, joins us. we also have. so harley schlanger, when you want to take a look at what china is saying, it's a a clash of what's world order they see in their views and what the us sees, what makes the us think that their world order is the one and the just one where china undemocratic and it threatens. uh the world order according to the way the us sees it? i think the best way to look it is the u.s. has an arrogance toward the rest of the world, and the arrogance leads to... the delusion that there's only one way that nations should relate each other, and that's with the idea of a unipolar order, which is backed up by us and nato military. there was just the nato summit at washington d.c., and what the chinese ambassador was was talking about is nato made decision to expand to asia as well as to increase the amount of american presence in europe, so... "on the one side you have the attempt to surround russia completely and now to surround china and at the same time to continue to support israel in

the interest of other countries bringing stability harley schlanger, spokesman of the international schiller institute from ponsdown germany joins us, we also have john, journalist, activist and political analyst who joins us from fredericto in canada, welcome to you both, so harley schlanger, when you want to take a look at what china is saying, so... the clash of what's world order they see in their views and what the us sees. what makes the us think that the world order is the one and the just one where china is undemocratic and it threatens uh the world order according to the way that the us sees it. i think the best way to look it is the us has an arrogance toward the rest of the world. and the arrogance leads to the delusion that there's only one way that nation should relate each other, and that's with the idea of a unipolar order, which is backed up by us and nato military, there was just the nato summit in washington dc, and what the chinese ambassador was was talking about is nato made decision to expand to asia as well as to increase the amount of american presence in europe, so o

harley schlanger, spokesman of the international schiller institute from ponstam germany. we also have john, journalist, activist and political analyst who joins us from frederito in canada. come to you both, so harley schlanger, when you want to take a look at uh what china is saying, it's a a clash of what world order they see in their views and what the us sees, what makes the us think that their world order is the one and the just one where china's is undemocratic and it threatens uh the world order according to the way that the us sees it? i think the best way to look it is the us has an arrogance towards the rest of the world, and the arrogance leads to the delusion that there's only one way that nations should relate each other, and that's with the idea of a unipolar order, which is backed up by us and nato military. there was just a nato summit in washington d.c., and chinese ambassador was was talking about is nato made decision to expand to asia as well as to increase the amount of american. presence in europe, so on the one side you have the attempt to surround

harley schlanger, spokesman of the international schiller institute from ponstam, germany, joins us,lso have john busnitch, journalist, activist and political analyst who joins us from frededo in canada. welcome to you both, so harley schlanger, when you want to take a look at what china. saying it's a a clash of what's world order they see in their views and what the us sees uh what makes the us think that their world order is the one and the just one where china's is undemocratic and it threatens uh the world order according to the way that the us sees it. i think the best way to look at is the us has an arrogance toward the rest of the world and the arrogance in to the delusion that there's only one way that nations should relate each other and that's with the idea of a unipolar order which is backed up by us and nato military. there was just the nato summit in washington dc, and what the chinese ambassador was was talking about is nato made decision to expand to asia as well as to increase the amount of american presence in europe. so on the one side you have the attempt to surro

harley schlanger, spokes of the international schiller institute out of postom and wilmer leon, political scientists out of washington dc. thank you both for being with us. let me start it off with harley, um, your thoughts. about uh this situation now that uh uh biden will be stepping down, will not be returning or running again, and that kamela harris is most likely going to be the democratic nominee. well, there are two things that come to mind immediately. if biden is not well enough to run for president and certainly not well enough to serve if you want second term, who's making the policy now? should biden stay in office or should he resign from? office, the fact that he's very frail, he shows difficulty speaking, carrying through thoughts, perhaps he should have stepped down much earlier, because now he's put the democratic party in a real bind. now as far as harris is concerned, here's the problem with her, how is she different from biden? and and i'll bring up two cases in particular. biden, the biden harris administration put the united states into a war in europe against. the p

harley schlanger, spoken of the international schiller institute from ponston. germany joins us, we also have john, journalist, activist and political analyst who joins us from frededo in canada, welcome to you both, so harley schlanger, when you want to take a look at what china is saying, it's a a clash of what's world order they see in their views and what the us sees, what makes the us think that their world order is the one and the just one where china. is undemocratic and it threatens uh the world order according to the way that the us sees it. i think the best way to look at is the us has an arrogance toward the rest of the world and the arrogance leads to the delusion that there's only one way the nations should relate each other and that's with the idea of a unipolar order which is backed up by us and nato military. there was just the nato summit in washington dc. "and what the chinese ambassador was was talking about is nato made decision to expand to asia uh as well as to increase the amount of american uh presence in europe, so on the one side you ha

harley schlanger, spokesman of the international schiller institute from ponstam, germany joins us, we also have bosnic, journalist, activist and political analyst who joins us from frederito in canada. welcome to you both, so harley schlanger, when you want to take a look at uh what china is saying, it's a a clash of what's world order they see in their views and what the us sees. uh, what makes the us think that their world order is the one and the just one, where china's is undemocratic, and it threatens uh, the world order according to the way that the us sees it. i think the best way to look it is the us has an arrogance toward the rest of the world, and the arrogance leads to the delusion that there's only one way the nations should relate each other, and that's with the idea of a unipolar order. which is backed up by us and nato military, there was just the nato summit in washington d.c., and what the chinese ambassador was was talking about is nato made decision to expand to asia as well as to increase the amount of american uh presence in europe, so on the one side you have th

harley schlanger spokes of the international schiller institute out of postm and wilmer leon, political scientists out of washington dc. thank you both for being with us. let me start it off with harley, your thoughts about this situation now that biden will be stepping down, will not be returning or running again. and that harris is most likely going to be the democratic nominee. well, there are two things that come to mind immediately. if biden is not well enough to run for president. and certainly not well enough to serve if you want second term, who's making the policy now? should biden stay in office or should he resign from office? the fact that he's very frail, he shows difficulty speaking, carrying through thoughts, um, perhaps he should have stepped down much earlier, because now he's put the democratic party in a real bind. now as far as harris is concerned, here's the problem with her, how is she different from biden and and? bring up two cases in particular: biden, the biden harris administration put the united states into a war in europe against russia and are insisting tha

let's speak to our correspondent nicky schiller, who's in bushey.gs us up-to-date on the very latest. there was a massive manhunt throughout the course of the day. let me take you through these series of events that happened here. it was around this time last night that police were called to the area with reports of hearing scrming. they entered a house as you can see behind me and in there they found three women, who at that time was siously injured. paramedics were called, air ambulances came to the scene, but sadly they were unable to save these three women. during the day, we have learned the identities of those three women, they are the wife of the bbc racing commentator john hunt, carol hunt who is 61 and two of their daughters. as soon as that incident happened, police began their investigation and during the day they appealed for the public's help to try and track down the suspect. 26-year-old kyle clifton. they were telling the public not to approach and because he had a crossbow. they think the crossbow was used in the attack and they were

nicky schiller, bbc news. the time is 13.18. our top story this afternoon.e general election. and andy murray and emma raducancu are to join forces in the mixed doubles at wimbledon. and coming up on sportsday later on bbc news, we head live to wimbledon in the third day of the championships, ahead of emma raducanu's second round match against elise mertens. britain's andy murray and emma raducanu have announced they'll be pairing up for the mixed doubles at wimbledon. bbc sport'sjo currie joins us now from wimbledon. jo, this is a box office partnership. when do they play and how far could they get? it isa it is a british blockbuster pairing, and arad acana said in an interview this week hinting at how much she would love to pair up with her hero and her idol andy murray and andy murray must be listening. we know how disappointed and upset he was to pull out of the men's singles tournament yesterday as it struggles tournament yesterday as it struggles to recover from back tournament yesterday as it struggles to recoverfrom back surgery. he is due to play al

nicky schiller, bbc news.rocodile while swimming in a creek in australia's northern territory. the attack happened yesterday in a remote community about 220 miles southwest of darwin. our australia correspondent katy watson joins us now from sydney. good morning. what more do we know? we know the child is 12 years old, was swimming in a creek around dusk on tuesday evening when the alarm was raised about a crocodile attack. the community raised the alarm. local officers went to the scene. there is now a search and rescue operation under way. large areas of the creek where the child was swimming are being searched. the police are very much on this operation. this is an area that has 100,000 saltwater crocodiles, more than anywhere in the world, but attacks are rare, fatal attacks rarer, the last was in 2018. police are investigating the cause of a stampede that killed at least 121 people at a religious gathering in northern india. witnesses said thousands of worshippers were trying to leave a hindu prayer meeti

hello, i'm nicky schiller. we start in the united states with reaction tojoe biden�*s decision to quit november's presidential race. he is backing his vice president kamala harris to now take on donald trump in the election. many top democrats have followed his lead and have also thrown their support behind her. kamala harris says she intends to "earn and win" the nomination. mr biden withdrew on sunday saying he'd taken the decision in the best interests of his party and the country. the democrat leader in the senate, chuck schumer, called mr biden a true patriot who had put america's future first. mr biden�*s endorsement of his vice president kamala harris as the presidential nominee has received support from many senior democrats. for his part, donald trump told the us network cnn, that he thought kamala harris would be easier to defeat in november's election thanjoe biden. 0ur coverage this hour starts with this report from tom bateman. breaking news, president biden dropping out of the 2024 race, endorsing

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