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5 ramos go, thanks for joining us. and i don't know teeth, and i shall. i'm daniel hawkins with the utah sunrise. welcome to the program. will gary's health minister has admitted the multiple failures in tackling cobra in the country have led to disastrous consequences in a startling revelation. you said nearly 10000 lives could have been saved if the nation campaign had been organized properly. bulgaria is sacrificing the older generation. we immunized mainly young and active people for 5 months. and the most vulnerable groups were abandoned for out of 5 covered deaths in bulgaria, have been among the elderly. the government claims 10000 lives could have been saved, had the previous administration acted a bit differently. but how exactly? well, 1st off by not prioritizing the cheaper astrazeneca vaccine, the last government decided not to order any of the other 3 jobs approved by the

you. and as a result, when oxford astrazeneca experienced serious delays in shipments, bulgaria became one of the least vaccinated e countries at the time even lagging behind other stragglers like romanian lafayette all the while continuing to experience a surge in cases. and that's, but the other issue that caused unnecessary death was that the vaccines that the country did get for some reason didn't 1st go to the people who actually needed them the most. we did not give parity to people over 60 and people with serious illnesses. they were placed in the false category after social workers, employees in mnc farms and others at this point, but gary are remains one of the least vaccinated countries in europe with less than 20 percent of the population having received at least one dose. the new government is desperately trying to remedy the situation, but it seems there are still

a lot of hurdles for them to overcome. vaccine skepticism is still high among bulgarians, especially after reports of astrazeneca being linked to rare health complications. the country's poor health infrastructure is also hampering efforts to get the vaccines to the population effectively and the threat of a new wave of infections courtesy of the delta variance of the corona virus, now looms very large over the country, which in response has extended its cobit emergency status until the end of august. we spoke earlier to a senior clinical lecturer, the case university of accident. he says more could have been done by the previous bulgarian government. it's a big mistake. we all know with infectious disease control and management that we've got to protect the people who are most vulnerable from getting infected. and these are the wonderful people on the elderly, which are much, much higher risk of having

a severe illness and dying if they are not fully protected. we are the immunizations. the government itself has been reluctant to immunize and protect its own population. therefore, i feel very skeptical about the government being keen to protect its own people by giving vaccines. it is important for the politicians to be led by the scientists, their own scientists and the world. scientists rather than be led by finances and politics with regard to the best thing they can do for their population. and while in germany, where there's been a more successful vaccine rolled out, the question now is whether that should mean more freedom for those, you know, additions a deeply divided on the matter. europe correspondent has been looking at how the issue is splitting society. now the more than half of the german population have been fully vaccinated against coven. 19 the debate amongst politicians has moved on to whether that vaccination should entitle people to move freedoms. the president

of the, the stock, things that should, i do not see any constitutional issues. for differentiating between those who have been tested on the one hand, and those who have recovered or been vaccinated on the other. since the risk of vaccination is extremely low, according to current data, not everyone is convinced of the constitutional fairness of such a device that move though the german justice minister doesn't think it's right to split society down the lines of the vaccine. and the wax cannot, should stick to the principle that those who have been vaccinated recovered or have a negative covered test should retain all their freedoms. the justice minister is against a mandatory vaccination. but those believe that everybody who can get a job should get one. the result was in german politics. who think that the government and politicians should have no sake and who gets a vaccination at all. it's not the role of the state to eliminate the risks to live . this encroachment would be on constitutional and would clearly contradict defined

a mental idea of freedom and our basic law. those who support freedom passes. say people that have have the job shouldn't be held back by those that haven't, but they still a healthy sized opposition against forcing anyone to take a vaccination walk in the state imposed on the individual. my red line is my body by decided on that last that the last word is up to me. the state must not exceed that with an election just 8 weeks away. and some potentially very tricky coalition talks on the horizon, right, so the vaccinated could well end up being a stumbling block to the formation of the next to government patrol of her all tea in cologne, germany, russian athletes, a continuing their impressive mental hall of tokyo games reaching double figures in gold medals this friday, it means the russian and infant committee team now so forth. in the table, however, you'd be hard pressed to find many saluting their success. earlier my colleague, you don't need to discuss the story without a suffolk, a taylor. well,

the lympics should be a huge celebration and neat athletes, all discipline from all over the world, coming together at one event showcasing the skills. unfortunately, for russian athletes competing out this, he has turkey games. that just hasn't been the case. they might be scooping up awards the russian and the committee will r o c. does carney rank stud in total metal, but the atmosphere has been so hostile? it's been filled with suspicion, criticism, very little good sportsmanship, both from the global media and of course from photo competitors. for example, us women, ryan murphy, who lost to a russian, took a veiled flight by saying that he, that it probably wasn't a teen race. a comment that he later back tracked on. but by dan a british swim, i had also come out and couldn't help. may could dig about states for me, so do you pick out the russian who beat them? he said, my bold metal is the combination of nothing but nice from dedication. yes, to double the sport, i have always to for nothing but clean competition. i have always been tested and i

always go outside documents. i've devoted my entire life to the sport and i would never be able to forgive myself if i use some doping. so i don't even know how to react to mobile, how well both those comments might not seem direct to the any one particular or country. others very openly was quite frankly, the epitome of a sole lose one us throw up, for example, said that russians shouldn't even be the seen, the crew who shouldn't even be here. walk away with the silver is a nasty feeling really disappointing overall. and i feel for the other f as in the, a final now come, i might be furious that she's not taking her, not when that she was banking on her belief that russians don't have a right to be the cost of doesn't reflect reality, how much she wants it to, the truth is russian athletes are allowed to compete, but under certain strict conditions as a result of an ongoing reduced number of historically clean russian athletes are allowed to compete as mutual meaning that they've been stripped of them the flag.

and of course, the country's name hadn't already see and not russia. but despite this, despite that commitment to the very rules that the international impact committee has set up. and despite the fact that they are the most tested, one of the most tested delegations that they are still daily faced with this wave of bitterness and malice. yeah, new and fair comments, direct or otherwise, as you're saying, indirectly the last number of there, including the swimmers. what's the media? how to say? well, unfortunately, the hostility towards the r a c team is really tenfold in western media. some of the headlines actually pretty shocking. many of them fairly can disguise that discuss the russians, have been allowed to learn that, that you winning metals, beautiful music. and although window dressing such as calling itself the russian limbic committee to suggest an appearance of neutrality cannot mask the stench of corruption and appeasement. the eye sees entire plan completely backfired. it

certainly didn't keep the russians out, and it certainly didn't shame russia were putting, has used the band to pump up nationalistic pride. and that was us, gymnast simone biles had to pull out the media with disappointment, worried about, well, that's paid the way for the russians, which is exactly of course what happened as they deserved the one. we're hoping that the media will kind of take a step back and just objectively report on the ongoing offence on the trying send the losses of those limp can. well, unfortunately we've been pretty disappointed. i suggest there's a little bit of back story to this as well, right. what of course, i think most people are why, but this is all the fall out from the uncovering of thought and that you don't pick scheme amongst fresh, nothing's back. in 2014, russia was found before we had so many major international sporting events about today to reduce to 2 years now. russian officials did come out, they admitted mistakes had been made in the antidote program, but they also did claim that the band was politically motivated. but the truth is,

is that is the past that have been repercussions for that. what's happening now in tokyo was essentially the demonize ation of hundreds of proven clean athletes who are playing by the rules down to a team who are also getting tested repeatedly in the last number of winter and summer. exactly. they are, they are the 3rd, have to team off on us and china. so it's real beautification by those athletes by the media. not have to say really as a credit to those are the athletes that despite all of this, that they've managed to block out all that noise and still keep mounting when a podium laundry walker. a journalist and commentator says, russian athletes is of a brake. individual athletes got nothing to do with it. nobody has ever suggested that these athletes have, don't, ever been trying to represent that contract. lucia is not the most, a butcher is not the enemy. and certainly, even if we're supposed to get to me, the idea that we would publish individual athletes is absolutely wrong. these

accolades, remember, have done what you've asked them today. they were taught all of their lives and they walked into that stadium as o. c, which is brochure olympic committee rather than representing their own country that was embarrassing and humiliating to them. well they did, it normalize. gave them a break. the curtain will let me just a fool and i'll take your games in around 2 weeks time before it opens again on the power to fix. and tomorrow's. these final preparations are underway, journalists, and power athlete the 3 if not all went along to get a taste of one of the toughest disciplines peroxide wanted. hi everyone, me watching a diary about the preparations for the upcoming paralympics in tokyo, which will kick off students. and today we're at the pero minova sports center. he's to train people without any disability, but now you have a whole army of power athletes. what's that like that very cool. ah

ah. ah, i read about you why was literally crying. it's something unimaginable. your mother left you when you were born and later your adopted right? yes. i was in the 5th grade when i was bullied to go with my backpack. i said to her, what are you doing? i'll tell my mother and she replied, you don't have a real mom. you are adopted. it was painful to hear that. but then i made up my mind and decided to be strong. there was only one parliament combat sports. many people have no concepts of how disabled people can fight, but they can do it here. they fight with are protected as much as possible. yes, there are people who got enormous fortitude, they are people who have nothing to lose. they struggle to find a job, they struggle their entire life. that's why they throw themselves into sports. people normally retire from taekwondo at the age of 30,

but disabled people sometimes go on until they're 40. i don't think the top harlem pinta disabled because they could easily take on any one. the people have a mouth guard and helmet with a face show. we also have handed growing protection, as well as an electronic chest protector, leg pads, and electronic footwear. for the tell us more about the electronics. what do they do? is it like in fencing where it lights up when someone hits you? yes, we have an electronic chest protector with sense of own it, as well as any tronic socks with 12 senses. you get points if you hit the sensor. so you can receive even more points. if you land a spinning kick. that was the, when a determined by the number of points. so the number of points is equal to the number of blows, the more points you get, the higher your place. yes,

each 5 last 2 minutes. now 3 rounds with one minute breaks. check on do is the rapid pool. it's not only about fighting, it's about. thank you. everyone has reached such a high level to get to the lympics that you can just fight. you have to think about what your opponent is doing. so it's a bit like playing chess. yes, you should be quicker than your opponent. dog she's blows. united nations says it's headquarters in west and i've got to start. i've been attacked with rocket propelled grenades on gun 4. 1 god is confirm killed, and several others injured. no, un personnel have been hurt. the area near the compound has been seen fighting between government forces on a ton of an issue with taxes so far, being described only as anti government elements. the us already said it will hold those responsible to account this attack against the united nations is deplorable, and we condemn it in the strongest terms our 1st towards her with the family of the

office of slain. and we wish a speedy recovery to those injured as comes out again, forces minus the rest of that control of the key northern districts from the taliban repeating medicine slipped behind a trail of the liberal destruction the spotless going towards his victory. the taliban has been largely ascending the terrace groups taken more territory in the last 2 months than in the last 2 decades. that now has a donor presence in the north, north east, on central provinces. and it's also closing on key cities, including congress and candid up. let's go. you can all the catalyst shall be ro, resume told us that despite the rapid gains the taliban, there is a silver lining to the us to withdraw. the situation is i want to sound has been really chaotic for the last 20 to the america on the pretext of trying to get rid of the government, the regime in cardboard at that time because the dominated by the dollar bond. but

what you've got to really understand is that american interference and is good that the americans that now li, meeting one is done all together by the end of september. and really let the money besides for themselves was their faith and outcomes should be. but certainly the americans are there and also my own government. the british have continuously supported at the us. they should leave. and that's what the taliban have been demanding for the last 20 years. and i hope that really comes to an end. as i said that, as mr. biden, this problem is that all true when leave are one is done by the end of september nation and sa kings. these are at the center of a slew of a new lawsuits in the us taking a so called critical race theory. the subject looks at society from perspective of systemic racism. and it's teaching of schools has been

a matter of heated debate. the head of the legal of are representing the plaintiff's praise what he calls that bravery. our clients are bravely confronting critical race theory, inspired bullying, indoctrination and retaliation which is not training or persuasion. in 2 of the cases, the complainants say they lost their jobs for opposing critical rights theory. in a 3rd wrote by parents, it's all good alternative viewpoints are being excluded from schools. while racial studies and schools and moving divisive in higher education, inclusivity seems to be winning the day. and you study of $65.00 universities found that on average they have more staff dedicated to ensuring equity and diversity than history. professors artes caleb morbid reports. we have a new study conducted by the heritage foundation, a conservative think tank that talks about the prevalence. 6 of diversity, equality and inclusion staff or d, i staff on american universities and basically shows that there are more di,

staff than there are history professors. at this point, most universities have roughly 45 di staffers. that's a 4 times as many, then disabilities staffers who deal and did accommodating the needs of students who might have disabilities. and that's only 2 thirds as many history professors on, on the faculty and the university of louisville. kentucky got 50, di staffers and only 17 history folks. this is what the heritage foundation said about their finding. this research suggests that large diversity, equity inclusion bureaucracies appeared to make little positive contribution to campus climate. rather than being an effective tool for welcoming students from different backgrounds, diversity, equity to inclusion personnel may be better understood at a signal of adherence to ideological political and activist goals. that is, comes at the same time as there is big controversy in the united states surrounding

the teaching of critical race theory, which views us history through the lens of systemic racism. 8 states across the united states, a band, the teaching of critical race theory. however, a number of institutions use it not only in colleges, but also in the high schools. and it seems like liberals are more open to this kind of teaching. whereas conservatives are vehemently opposed to it. this controversy has led to a lot of viral videos from parents complaining at school board meetings. some lawsuits, some claims that people were fired for opposing the teaching of critical race theory. it's a very intense controversy with conservatives on one side liberals on the other and increasing cultural and political divide in the united states. a new reform ledger that a us back to collective of musicians and artists is subbing scenes of descent in cuba. in an effort to the stabilize the government, the move in question is call the sine. a senior movement comprises q and rappers rock musicians, artists, and journalists. the u. s. has allegedly spent millions of dollars all them to gain

sway. a monkey was marginalized youth. we weren't members have spoken out in support of american sanctions, former us president donald trump and even military intervention in cuba. we spoke earlier to the author of the investigation editor in chief of the grey zone, much blumenthal. what amazed me aside from the fact that the wall street journal in rolling stone have credited this group of artists and performers with providing in their words, the catalyst for the day of protests we saw in cuba. was that the national endowment for democracy in arm of the u. s. government, that bank roles regime change operations abroad actually laid out and explicit strategy in 2009 to recognize marginalized and di, socialized youth. and that very same year, usa id, another arm of the u. s. government, which is an intelligence front in many cases, began approaching to anti government hip hop wrappers in cuba. promoting them and

even creating social media platforms to promote their anti government lyrics. and this is a program that has continued today and culminated with the rise of the senate seizure movement and this anthem pottery evita, which has become the slogan of these anti government, anti communist cuban protests. us government agency close to 1000000 funding program to new applicants. the goal of the project was to bring about social change in cuba and support young people, women, l, g, b, t groups, artists, and individuals of africa cuban defend. but while the us one of his cultural programs in the country yard and remains under severe economic sanctions who cuba has been under us embargo for more than half a century since 962. so estimates put, he was the comic losses from left around $50000000000.00. it was also the biggest obstacle to buying medicine and equipment. during the pandemic of this year,

the un general assembly voted overwhelmingly against the embargo saying at von, it's human rights. on friday, the us imposed additional sanctions against cuba, national police, including personal sanctions targeting its chief. this month, cuba saw its largest photos in decades. people with a morning more freedom and a better response pandemic was president accuse was instead of inciting the last demonstration, us those as it was a stable country, much blumenthal again, claims the americans on meddling more than ever in cuban affairs. while there's nothing there, there's nothing surprising about this except the, at the intense interest in the you among the u. s. intelligence fronts like usa id now run by samantha power in weaponized in a group that will soon become the demographic majority in cuba, which has suffered enormously under the blockade. and that's afro cubans. and they

spell this out explicitly in their documents. and that's why hip hop is becoming a vehicle that the u. s. likes to use it budgeted $110000.00 for a hip hop, n g o in columbia to go and train hip hop artists in cuba to become quote unquote, democratic leaders. and so what we see is the u. s. actually exploiting and trying to create racial divisions in cuban society. in fact, doing what many liberals and democrats in the united states accused russia of doing with no evidence with black lives matter. that's actually the operational program in cuba right now. in order to paint this state that has been racially progressive, which is given asylum to black, american dissidence, which fought apartheid south africa to painted as racially regressive and even structurally racist. there is the headline for this. our joint team and myself again in 30 minutes for the latest level news updates will see back to

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a new gold rush is underway and gunner thousands of ill equipped workers are flocking to the goldfields, hoping to strike it. rich children are torn between gold and education. my family was very poor. i thought i was doing my best to get back to school, which still will have the strongest appeal in the wake of the 2nd high level meeting. where does the fraught china us relationship stand? the 1st meeting in anchorage alaska was embarrassing failure for secretary of state blinking at the 2nd meeting. the chinese presented the americans with a set of demand would seem to stage a set for real negotiation and not just the at the roof. toward me today is franklin graham, america's most prominent evangelical,

you also cause president of smart homes, pass out of the billy graham evangelistic association. thank you for joining me. what does it mean to be a spiritual leader to present and what does that involve? well, you have to be very careful as to what you say and insert. i want to keep those conversations private. that's very important. i know your president and student present food and in this country, you know, says very difficult to forgive people that betray. and i think is right for clergyman where we can betray the confidence of a president or someone that we're dealing with spiritually. and so my father was very careful and i tried to be careful to do you feel the button of that

responsibility or indeed sort of the power. you know, when you're speaking at your festival, he's got such an incredible reach. you know, there are 90 to 100000000 evangelicals. i think in the u. s. at the moment your father himself spoke, i think in total 2 over 200000000 in 185 countries. i mean that is a huge responsibility. you have to be so careful with one's was because you know, that could be real consequences. you do have to be very careful and, and i don't think, i mean, i'm sure there many times i have to fail. but we are, we strive to be careful. we realize that god has put us in this position and we don't take that lightly. god can also take us out of that position if he wants. i'm an ambassador of the king of kings and the lord of lords and that's jesus christ. i put my faith and trust in him and i'll follow him. and i believe that

when christ died on the cross, he died for the sins of mankind all sins. and if we repent and turn from those sins and put our faith and trust in him, god will forgive our sins and heal our hearts. and, and this is, this is the message that i want to share with a president or with a person on the street. i want everyone to know that god loves and cares for them. and that jesus christ is his son who came not to condemn the world, but to save the world back in 2015 as well. i know talking about higher up politically you did meet with florida person if rumors had believed for 45 minutes, which is not the quick meet and greet. what impression did you have of the president like him very much. and i find him to be a person if he says he's gonna do something, that's what he does. and that's refreshing with a lot of political leaders don't do that. that's one thing i liked about.