dinner 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 the, the you at announces an official intervention. the claims of excessive fulton brutality by but then also says against t locked down, protested. but at least unions as a demonstrating held once. so in a sudden i am sure that my colleague exactly is going to court and with the law. in addition, more than 60 police officers were injured. they clearly did not stumble but suffered during the protest. a permission for co facts made to fit dog san marino to enter the flock leave. most ducks behind us have received rushes, which is not approved. mike, with a help to tell, talk to you, got,

despite the jobs, proven advocacy, we have some days from the guarantee of the cmc. we are closer to a 100 percent off the ccsp, on to 5 ministration spaces by class, from a coalition of human rights groups over hoffman grayson policies. while the media space silent on the very issues they, donald trump told, ah, bring you when you are on the call. this is all him national for myself and the team here. and most guys, right. you're welcome. a jumping right in the un special rock, the top on torture says that all grounds for an official intervention against berlin. police officers following numerous occupations of brutality against those recently protesting the tightening of coping restrictions to stopping videos have

a large not demonstration. last sunday, the off to these images of the officer throwing an elderly women into the ground went viral. and police confirm that an investigation into suspected 40 hom had been opened. while the head of the jump police unit told us that the criticism on prussia exhausted on the officers might be good about this money, i am sure that my colleagues acted in accordance with the law. in addition, more than 60 police officers were injured. they clearly did not stumble but suffered during the protests, which by the way, were far from peaceful because they violated public order. since they were banned, the police are the center of criticism and such deployments. that's something we use to society is becoming ever more polarized politics that cultivate anything but peaceful conversation have come to be to, to that, and the placed on right between irreconcilable fronts that are no longer ready to

engage in dialogue. and all that doesn't make up police work any easier. i don't have any other opinions about this colleague say they have been under pressure and these events a lot of colleagues have been injured and that doesn't make the situation easier. we'd like to see politics being used to calm people down on all sides. while around 5000 took part in protest in berlin on some day with more than 600 arrested officers news bathrooms and pepper spray again demonstrates as a gentleman lawyer told us, the usa for growth is proportional. dorothy, when we seen in this video with quite shocking, at least to me, if you assess it from a legal perspective, you'd ask yourself if there was a threat. but from what it looks, it's just an elderly lady trying to pass by the policeman. i don't think it was an extremely tense situation with just before the police of the throwing the lady to the ground like that. if you look at the standard legal definition of a threat,

it just didn't look like one of the policemen wasn't being attacked. and there was no gross disturbance of the peace and public security that lady just wanted to pass by from a legal perspective to conduct, quote, disproportionate freedom of assembly. the constitutional rights can be restricted. for instance, in a pandemic like the one we're seeing there may be restrictions, but there shouldn't be a difference where the people have notified of their rally beforehand or not. they should be able together spontaneously to those that pietro and on own, in the open, in citizens shouldn't be in fear of being subjected to this kind of treatment. when going to protest, residents of san marino are baffled by you restrictions that's up to the blocking out. it would allow entry for those inoculate to the gates cove. it in the tiny europe in nation. but 94 percent of the population has been job with russia, splitting the vaccine not yet recognized by the e. u. so he's putting in. he is still under review in the you however,

you is formerly accepting code for did not to nation certificate issued by san marina and voc considering allowing free movement between these 2 non e. you states on the block speaking exclusively tall t sunray and the health minister explained some of the trouble the restrictions are causing our green pass is erica. nice the from the you. but only for the people. the summary know about you, naked by pfizer. so the people and it is 94 percent of our population that's will be seen as the problem to move into the service or italy bar or restaurant or c m. ok and the order closed space close space. so we are now working with the italian government to, to find

a solution to this problem. in the meantime, the washing job has proven itself in san marina showing enough because the rate of more than 91.6 percent 72 percent of those are not related have suffered severe side effects in about one percent of the age of 60. the health minister said that all those jobs, sputnik in san marino have developed 100 bodies. we did some strategies about the ccsp of the vaccine. we have some day, some data guarantee of the a, c, c and c. we are closer to a 100 percent off a few cmc and so all our people develop the antibodies and which is splitting be much the nation after one week from the start of the 2nd. those is what maybe we

started to, to, to free our, our article in our accounts and, and now we have people in, in the roof because some are called feel, remember how joe biden heavily criticized on tom before his migration policy. well, now it seems that barton's gone for a similar strategy. more immigrants are being expelled from the u. s. under federal law that allows deportations during a health crisis. and now a coalition of groups led by the american civil liberties union has announced its resuming a law suit against the white house over expulsions. daniel hawkins explains. so bought and sold the public as the antidote to donald trump is migration policies. will markets it is fair and humane? a far cry from his previous us as children in case you scandal of what he wanted his barrier to look like, including spike steel flats. seriously, mister president,

what is the matter with you? children's lives do literally hang in the balance. donald trump caused this crisis . he originally took credit for it, but now donald trump is running from what he did. and it did seem changed. was afoot, a series of trump? policies were nouns soon after taking office. some tangible like reversing trumps local muslim travel by other proposals, more symbolic, like replacing alien with non citizen in immigration law. whatever their aims, those measures didn't stop a disastrous border crisis from developing just this july. more than 200000 people across the mexican border. bringing total number since january to $1100000.00. that's enough to create the 10th largest city in the us. and the issue isn't getting any easier

the faced with this, the white house has been in no hurry to repeal some major from peer a policies. legislation by allowing border officials to deport non citizen arrivals without delay remains in place with about 70000 families. about a 3rd of those upper handed sent back immediately. and human rights groups have had enough. we gave the, by the ministration more than enough time to fix any problems left behind, but the trump administration, but it has left us no choice but to return to court. fabulous lives. steak plus homeland security is just resume, so called expedited removals. meaning monuments can be quickly reported without even getting a court hearing or legal aid. at least unaccompanied children are no longer in cages. but even here, botany phase is

a growing problem. photos of mine is separated by change. expenses may be gone from media headlines, but testimonies and images of current conditions in child attention centers, of course, mounting criticism so much. in fact, the government watched the responsible as long as the review of the facilities. we take seriously the concerns raised by individuals regarding the quality of case management at the 4 boys emergency intake center and the potentially negative impact on children's health, safety and well being. if investigators obtain information about conduct and appears to fall outside of the law or health and human services policies and regulations, we will forward those details to our office of investigations for appropriate action trunk was the guy the media love to hate perfect pantomime bill and he made it easy. biden has been presented as the mirror image from his position was clear

if controversial and divisive bite and said the right things enough to claim the election, appealing to both sides of the migration debate, but faced with a record breaking crisis, he risks losing some of his biggest allies at an future, his political support. majority of the reporters, the people in the media, whether that be to television or the print press, they are anti crime because those who consider themselves to be a journalist. majority of them, when they went to the school to the universities, to study journalism, they were all within the demo part of the democrat. part of this by then is losing among the poles among the american people. and that's the immigration is one of them. when up they don't have steadily wildfires around

the mediterranean. gee, and region concerns are growing, but thousands of tons of coal sto would up a power station and turkey could ignite the facility on a nearby town have already been evacuated, where you can see now huge, huge for the boats. around 13000 people were moved to safety by the coast guard, which also cooled on all the vessels in the vicinity to quickly help out. the number of deaths from wildfires in the country has reached 8 up to the bodies of a tuck. his german couple were found in that bond town home in the untimely province. while the greek island dog fires have as many as 150 houses and 40 evacuation of villages on its close, life talking electricity connections have been lost to the blazes considered was in greece. in re disney waldon child practices. 2 things you might not expect and that not want to hear in one sentence,

but non, to cover investigation. and florida has revealed the star from the theme park are among more than a dozen people arrested on suspicion of seeking to engage in sexual activity with children. with the full story. his me to poke florida is full. county sheriff's office has just released the list of 17 people who have recently been arrested for attempting to seduce under age girls and boys online. 3 of the suspects turned out to be employees at walt disney world. 2 of them were a couple of custodians looking to find an under aged girl for a role playing 3. some are fantasy is to play step dad. step daughter, step mom, teacher, student ah, maybe even shoplifter where we do a strip search. the other disney employee worked as a lifeguard at one of the resorts he left his girlfriend who was 7 months pregnant

with his child. in order to go have sex with a child. r t is reached out to disney for comments on these russ, but so far there has been no answer. the whole bus was the result of the so called operation child protector. a 6 day sting, that's our agencies across florida, join forces and implement under cover detectives pretending to be teenagers, to alex would be child sex. offenders of the other suspects. one turn out to be a registered nurse. and another married man who had traveled to florida for vacation, but no matter how to praise the suspects, the polk county sheriff, had equip, ready for all of his last name is justice. that's what we're going to get justice for justice. but jokes aside, while these 17 will probably get the justice they deserve. this wave of arrest is only the latest in a seemingly never ending war against

a growing number of abusers who still wrong the internet looking for children to prey on. well, it seems as more chocolate disney produces of its cartoon series for toddlers called muppet. babies have been slammed for supposedly promoting transgender ideology. and so for an episode in which one of the main current does use your thought to his mail was address of the comes the princess, the princess you came to your ball to night. was me the time gone. the cartoons executive producer, defended the store line, saying they had long wanted to put the cart and scott, he onto that, that trying to inspire children to be themselves by developing a twist on the plastic cinderella story. we got some reaction to it ourselves. i've had some nonsense concern i received berries about the so called transgender lobby in my time. but this one takes the best to get so now apparently it's

a conspiracy with princess gonzales. something from them. look at babies to train all the children and to trans girls. from boys it's nonsense, it's rubbish at the phone. and i think the producer of the mocha baby says, no one really does anyone who thinks that that hasn't been a concerted attempt to push the l g. b, t lobby, gender across the media company. watching the media because the court clearly has and i think when you look at the figures in the u. k. for example, where the children wishing to change the agenda, wishing to transition off by almost 4000 percent over the last 10 years. you got a question, why shoes? and i think a big part of the explanation for that is frankly propaganda. and it was, i think it attempts to influence children to change their behaviors, which is, which is very dark. you know, we start to enjoy the show. just want to watch the program. there's no agenda the

all right, well for me to suggest that this is all paul to proper dumbed to come good children, it's the rubbish. but absolutely, parents should be checking when the children are watching the sort of media or inviting. but unfortunately that doesn't always happen. seems to me that what we have here is just the good old fashioned children program adapted to the 21st century. it's a 2 light hall. it's admitted. it hasn't, it seems to make any agenda. and it is really social conservatives that see things like just simply not when, when, when you talk about adapting to the most narrow, then almost no programming should be reflecting 21 percent of the population. when you look at the figures, it becomes quite apparent that the level diversity that is being talked about all the amounts of people identify this way, very slim and yet just to stay finely. in the 1991 band was

a small boy combination street at the time the most watch. so pop in the united kingdom, introduced a transgender character. and we didn't even begin to have this come to mind back then. and now does the $990.00 s, i suspect we've moved on now. we should just allow programs to reflect diverse people, but not necessarily take them to seriously well help organization, once wealthy nations, to temporarily full go, having covered the vaccine booster shots. so poor nations can get those supplies instead, but the initiative has face strong opposition, especially from u. s. government, which says it's already provided enough medical help to other countries. them at the pandemic. we need an urgent reversal from the majority of vaccines going to high income countries to that my g t going to low income countries, w h. i was calling for a moment more i told him on boosters until at least the end of september. we feel

that it's a false choice and that we can get off. we announced just yesterday that we hit an important milestone of over 110000000 vaccines donated to the world. we also in this country have enough supply to ensure that every american has access to a vaccine of statistical data suggests that nearly one 3rd of the world's population has received at least one dose of a covert vaccine with the majority of those are not related. living in higher income countries, provo, about 42000000 doses are administered around the globe every day. only one percent of people import nations have received a dose. bring in now max, talk some head of annella inequality while the policy on lawrence young, profess to work medical school, good to help you both on my phone to come to fust. i mean, isn't it almost natural that countries will always provide for their own before

helping others? right. yes it is, but i think was particularly on that trend is they are also protecting the monopolies of the big pharmaceutical phone. so it makes sense. they want to vaccinate their own people, but to forcibly limit the supply to only allow 5 maternity produce the successful vaccine. we need to flock the world as with safe and effective vaccines for everyone and what's happening now. we have a very limited supply. we have rich countries continuing to bully their way to the front of the queue to pay the highest prices. and yes, that is unacceptable. if we have a limited supply, they shouldn't be doing that for the primary thing we need to do is break these monopolies and allow every successful vaccine manufacture in the world in south africa and india, american america to mass produced the facts and instead of waiting for the charity of rich nations, while they protect their pharmaceutical jones. i mean, lord, how would you judge how more prosperous countries have over the past you?

i mean, they blocked exports of key parts. they've courted now they're coming out against this. hopefully show not true colors. i think is really difficult, isn't it? because there's been a lot of nationalism around vaccines. one can understand at one level that your 1st priority is to protect your own population, but not at the expense of other people. you know, you've heard a lot through the pandemic about the fact, but none of us are safe until all of us are safe. and i do food is a forced, i call to be here about a choice between boost of vaccines and vaccinating the rest of the world. there shouldn't be that full strength to be, that should be, as max's just said, a bright down in terms of how the vaccines are manufactured around the world. we need approval of more vaccines. we always knew that to deliver vaccines to the rest of the world globally. we're going to need more different types of vaccine and we're going to need more local manufacturing capacity. and that's indeed what the,

what the rich countries should be supporting. i mean, like we also, it says one thing that we do know about it is on an predictable, this delta v r n caught us a bit of god. all these rich countries are not just preparing for any eventually see, oh the irony is the reason we have these mutations. the reason we have the delta baron is because we're filing to vaccinate the majority of the wow. you know, if, if the bars continues to spread like wildfire across the world, then it will continue to new tight. so even the richest countries with all of that money will always be running to catch up and then far as but always be $4.00 steps ahead. and we have a situation where we're limiting supply and the only people that benefit from boost shots are the pharmaceutical industry. you get to continue to sell year in year out for huge amounts of money based to the rich world debate. i want to see an end to this pandemic. that's the, that's my concern. they want to see

a long term long can't they want to see an ability to continue to sell these very high price vaccines in europe, in america. and they have no interest in vaccinating india, africa, low cost. so that's why government have doing today now have to force these companies to open up their recipes, open up their tight, and these are publicly funded vaccines. remember, and enable all of the manufacturers in africa and asia to produce these actions as fast as possible. that's what the americans in the british and europeans should be doing, and they're filing to the mind. lawrence, what do you make of that? i mean, we did all the c c recently. nice reports that pfizer madonna, hiking that price is money. definitely seems to be a priority. i mean, is it almost sick to suggest that in it for the long run in terms of money? well, it is a worry because we know that they're all vaccines coming along to cover the very end. it's one thing i have to say that the real sort of weird thing going on here

is almost a sofa for the prophecy because we know the booster jobs are gonna have to be looked into. because immunity does wayne. and we need to have vaccines are covering the potential variance that might be vaccine resistant, but as mac, so what he says, you know, one of the issues here is the, if we don't vaccinate the rest of the world, then we all going to have to have the vaccines and so it's a cyclical thing. but i think what's important here, you know, is that we diversify the a number of vaccines that are available. there are already a number of different vaccines approved across the world. and we should be focusing on improving the manufacture and distribution of those vaccines. and almost irrespective of what companies are involved and not be so overwhelmed on a couple of leading vaccines from 2 or 3 major pharmaceutical companies, remarks, major western states, i mentioned that the us, i've already made clear that, that going to reject this w h o initiative isn't it just a losing battle been?

well, i think it is very important for the head of the w h. i and i appreciate his bravery and is forthright as to keep calling out his back. seen the power to keep calling rich nations to be more. i think he's doing a fantastic job with maybe w h i right now. and yes, he's up against some very in trends to rich nations, but i'm so glad he's saying what he's saying, and you have to look at what's happening. we've created knowing new vaccine, billionaires in the last 6 months, the shareholders of pfizer are making more money than they can ever dream of. meanwhile, were fading back from a city and the people that, that isn't pulling, pulling, fighting on the part of rich countries and pulling finally on the pharmaceutical company. history with judge this moment as just apps and application of what needs to happen. many, many people die and many, many people continue to live in economic hardship as a result. and this is

a very simple problem. you know, this is something that we could have fixed and we could have fixed by now. i mean, lawrence, if we do sort of assume that rich nations have already made up that mind, do you think there's anything that's going to push them to do utah, maybe public pressure the public pressure is one of the, one of the, one of the, the main factors that could provide that, but i do think, you know, we've got a real issue here about protecting the rest of the world because we won't need boost to jobs if we can protect everybody from getting infected and from new variants being generated. the sooner we start using boost is actually the more likely we all to need them. so i think that's the thing that we need to get across countries need to take, take home board and also i don't think that needs to be this choice between one or the other. there's no reason why we should be able to both vaccinate globally, as well as vaccinate our own population. but i think that needs to be a dialogue, particularly given as max of said, with the and quote number, the facts in all of them. but quite a number,

these have been publicly funded. they, you know, the public money has gone into the development of these faxing. and we need to be much more liberal about peyton's and opening up opportunities for manufacture. because we know that local manufacturer is part of the solution to there's not manufacturing in a few and a few companies across the globe, but actually building capacity locally to manufacture these different vaccines for the population. and it's much, do you think that the pandemic countries have been very black and white either i want all the vaccines where i'm going to give you some. but is there a way to find this compromise that lawrence is talking about? does it have to be either all? no, i don't think it does. and i don't think so many people need to die. and i certainly don't think the pharmaceutical companies need make no profit to. i think what we're looking at is monopoly profit. you know, we've done analysis recently that shows the 5 the job. we did this with imperial

college, the 5 the jap costs about $1.20 to produce and then now sending it for $20.00 of those. that's not, it doesn't a reasonable profit. that is profiteering from people suffering. and until we break through these monopolies and we drive them as prices, we're not going to be able to afford to vaccinate well. so at the moment it looks very black and white, but the solutions are a very, it's not about suddenly putting all these firms out business, it's about them having a license, being able to make a decent profit, but also enabling manufacturers as we saw all over the world to also produce these incredibly successful and wonderful faxing. so everyone, not just my mother, but elderly people in africa, health work because in india, everyone gets jobs. that's totally possible. we could do it within months and yet we're not going to many people die. why do appreciate both of you coming on. c to the program, it seems that the conclusion is, is thought shad vaccines really means that the pandemic and sooner which i think is

in everyone's best interest. so i appreciate you giving us your input thought was lawrence, young of work, medical school and math, loosen of them and that is also done for the day. we hope you stop again by again soon. remember to call plenty stories waiting for that season. the ah, i use

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