case that as fuel tensions for nearly 3 years between the west and beijing. after more than 1000 days of suffering, i finally returned to my home country the long way in a foreign country, very fortress. but when i stepped down the steps and had my feet on the ground, the warmth of the homeland filled with with excitement beyond words, motherland, i am. the man was arrested in december 2018 on fraud charges related to alleged wrong sanction violations, but was able to go home after reaching an agreement with the u. s. department of justice to defer her prosecution until late 2022. after which point the charges could be dropped while being has called her arrest a political move by the former trump administration. her legal that'll have strained relations between china, the united states and canada, especially after beijing arrest the 2 canadians on spying charges. shortly after men's arrest and move, many countries have called hostage politics. but just hours after the resolution of her legal battle, prime minister just in judo announced the 2 canadian men who had been jailed were

also freed. i know canadians are very happy that these 2 citizens we've thought of so many times over the past 1000 days are now on their way home. now the deal with mang calls for the justice department to dismiss fraud charges late next year in exchange for her accepting responsibility for misrepresenting her company's business dealings with iran. the deal to free mag risks backlash in congress, where some republicans had accused the biden administration of being too lenient against wall way compared with former president trump. reporting for news use hughes. trinity chavez. art. new york. speaking of tech, there are several controversy circulating around instagram kids, but that's not all the platform is also accused of being toxic for teens, pointing to its very own research and a blog post ahead of instagram. so the company is now pausing instagram kids while working to build parental and all the post also claims that it was never meant for

kids, but tweens is it all back pedaling? joining me now to discuss loan, all legal and media analyst as well as been swan investigative journalist and host of boom, bust right here on our team. erica, thanks for joining me gentlemen. thank you. so ben, what is your reaction to the instagram post saying they are positing their program yet claim they will work with parents in law makers to demonstrate the need and value for this product is a really a need or even a value for that matter? no, there's absolutely no need whatsoever and couple of important things about this. so 1st of all, come on instagram and facebook essentially came out and said they're going to pauses program because they need to educate the public on why tweens. that's the term that they use tween need to have and instagram, targeting them specifically. but if you look at the details on what that includes, it basically means instagram without paid advertisements built into what that's

supposed to protect kids. here's the problem. obviously we have this story that's leaped out to the wall street journal and shows these internal documents that belong to facebook that go back a couple of years. and a lot of research has been done. their own research shows that of, of teenage girls in the u. k, who use instagram, about 13 percent of them who are suicidal. se instagram is the reason they're suicidal. 32 percent of all teen girls who were, who were surveyed so that they felt worse about themselves because of instagram. right. these are facebook's own research and their own documents. they know about this. martin did a presentation citing this information to his own staff. so here's the fact though that research also shows natasha. that the reason the instagram is so bad is not because of advertisements or because of the wrong people being there. but because of the actual build and design of the, the social media site itself from the search and explore menu is to the way that

they push up to algorithms even to the way that certain posts are promoted within the system. all of it is actually was detrimental to teenagers. facebook knows this because it's their research that's proven it. interesting and like we see that instagram admit that their kids version has, you know, many issues i've been pointed out in the same the same post. it also points out that tick, tock and other social media platforms have version targeting children. so is that even a strong argument, especially since we know that have some platforms can learn in child predators stopped for one second, the bend, 100 percent on this instagram kids assault weapon is broken, glass kid's power tools could be anything wrong with that kid. when the grand kids listen, they realize a long time ago that this model hits not working with the old people and old could

be 25 years old. so this is a deliberate move to try to not only indoctrinate but to pull in data. and the idea there are, there are 2 aspects here. first of all, i understand what secretary does and that's what they do when they're heartless and their mind lives. and that's what they do in their predators. but this goes out to every parent listening right now. there is no rule. there is nothing that guarantees that man's effect. your child has to have this. and there are controls you can use. there was a body of router to things that you can do with the very fat that we're talking about. instagram, kids tweak notwithstanding, goes to show you the lunacy of this. so we're actually discussing this, this is, this is poison i, i can't say that enough. and you know, been, you mentioned the washington street journal exposed facebook to own research on instagram, impacting the body image health female team. so whether or not this could have

actually been prevented. do you think facebook should have been more transparent, at least with their findings? oh, absolutely, love the wall street journal report is just a portion of this keep in mind a couple of months ago. back in august there were 2 senators included marcia blackbird who sent letters to facebook and to mark. so we're asking for internal documents that show how instagram is impacting kids when instagram 1st made this announcement that they were going to to run this program. and by the way, 44040 states attorney's general across the country have already rejected this idea, saying that they were against instagram kit when facebook responded to those 2 senators. and they wrote back a letter, basically with a 6 page letter, basically saying, hey, listen, we are considering all these options. and we're taking a look at all the research that's out there. and yes, you're asking for research, but there's a variety of research. we don't really don't have answers. that tosh, they lied to the senators, instead of saying, oh, by the way we have documents,

specifically looking at the impact that instagram has on teenagers. we have done the research ourselves, they lied to them and said, there's a lot of research out there. we haven't put it all together. we don't really know how this will impact kids. that alone should be enormously problematic if not criminal, then that this letter was sent to instagram and they live. and facebook lied and presented. they didn't know what the impact was when their own research shows them . it makes kids more likely to be suicidal and more likely to be depressed. and by the way, facebook's own research also shows that part of the reason for that is because instagram is designed to be addictive. it has an addictive quality, and it is designed that way. it's not happenstance, it's not circumstance. it is the design of the app itself. and not only do law makers need to know that, but parents need to know that and pull their kids all set up. sure, and do you see a problem with the fact that facebook fired back 2 weeks later saying the internal

search is not accurate instead of just acknowledging there might in fact be a problem. what would it be nice if somebody followed up with this rather than just let it go. but i want to follow, but somebody that been saying which is very important, you know, in, in my generation every, every adult remembers when they were a kid or young teen, or between some adult was talking about either their hair or music or their movies or nudity, or their language or something. and a lot of adults right now listening might think this is just a regular rite of passage. this is your so modern, just a technical version of the beatles or long hair or whatever it is. no. this is something that goes into the soul. i know i'm sounding like hell, fire and brimstone or ben was saying that was correct. this is design not just to be an interesting little trinket, but to go in and captivate and brainwash, especially when kids are not able yet to fully comprehend all degrees of mentation

when their personality is not set. when all of the things that could go wrong are going to be intensified at 34 speed of white by virtue of this it is that dangerous, so i can precise it enough. and don't worry, don't expect marg. zonker berg to come through with any information that will reveal this. it's up to the parents to do something just say, no. i felt like nancy reagan become dady myself. well, that's great point, gentlemen. unfortunately, we're out of time, but then swan line all, we always appreciate your insight. thanks so much for coming on long lines at gas stations, the united kingdom are being caused by a shortage of truck drivers. it's parked away the panic finding, at least according to downing street. our team is to lea explains from london. that's probably a variety of reasons as to why have been seeing the scenes over the past few days.

this we can just go on in the united kingdom of dr. as motorists panic, buying as much fuel as they can in some instances, as report so much that there were shortages of delivery drivers, fuel truck drivers across the country. many reasons being put forward for that and it led to scenes of people going out panic, buying. we saw the kind of scene last year at the time that makes start when people were fighting and the supermarket isles over food and toilet paper. and this time, we've seen scenes of violence saw some for caught people falling out and pushing in front of each other and driving into each other. in some instances, we've also heard reports of security and emergency services themselves not being able to access fuel and asked for those who have been caught up to him for hours in some instances, to try to get that fuel. they say that these are not the scenes big spec to see in

a developed country country. we claim to be and we have to be waiting here. i was waiting to get just a bit. petro, it's really up that saying that we've come to this to be honest. i'm quite low right now, as well as, i don't know what the situation may be in the upcoming days and get them out and leave a message. the government has not done anything. the government isn't making this better, to be honest with anything that you take them back. i many queuing because everybody else is getting on a, you know, i need to be, petro runs out. i'm going to get to know it's for the government's response to the crisis. what we've been hearing from grant shops to transport secretary and he's not been shy and taking a met both the public for panic. buying is what he says is one of the reasons for this thing. there isn't a shortage of fuel, but also the groups which represent the fuel industry saying that they to have contributed to this crisis by essentially during the public into panic buying.

there's plenty of fuel, there's no shortage of the fuel within the country. the most important thing is actually that people carry on as they normally would and fill up the cause. when they normally would. then you won't have cues and you won't have short shoes at the pump either. so it's not like we don't have a fuel in the country, we do need to just ensure that people are filling up when they need to fill out. rather than thinking i got to go to a lot. now, just in case i need it next week or the week after, amongst the pressure being placed on government a cause for the gratian reforms to be done. there are reports that the government will be making visas easier to access for those truck drive as a temporary 3 month visa, which would take them up to christmas ensure there are no food shortages leading up to the festive period, but least the next few weeks are those who be facing the same type of ordeal that even yours truly did having to queue up for hours just to feel that cause coming up

after the break f b, i releases new numbers regarding a rise in crime. we'll discuss that with our 360 panel. stay with the the lack of universal health care makes america the country of every man for himself. we have a retirement crisis in this country and we have a health care crisis for seniors in this country as well. so private business has come up with a special mechanism for that. it's called the live settlement market. we are a life settlement provider, which means that we buy life insurance policies from primarily seniors throughout the united states who no longer want or can't afford their life insurance policies . if you're sick and for one to live a few more years,

you can sell your life insurance. that way you get more money right away and the company collects your insurance payment off your test. and there's a group of people out there, i guess, hoping that people die soon. what kind of motivation is i give them when i start crying about him dying? that's usually what it's about. it's just the sheer unfairness of it all. my financial today we don't about money laundering person to ask you to see different. oh good, good, good. well, we have our 3 banks all set up here. maybe something in europe, something in america, something overseas, in the cayman islands, you never know all these banks are complicit in their club piper. so we just have to give me a call and say, hey, i'm ready to do some serious laundry. ok, let's see how we did. well, we've got a nice luxury watch for max and for stacy. oh, beautiful jewelry. and how about automobile?

again, for mag, you know, money laundering is higher legal spot because look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders, given it by human beings. accept where's the short or conflict with the 1st law? show your identification, we should be very careful about artificial intelligence. at the point obviously is too great truck rather than fear i would like to take on various jobs with artificial intelligence. real summoning with a robot must protect its own existence. with

the, according to the numbers just released from the f. b, i, violet, crime is up in the us for the 1st time. in 4 years. new data reveals and 2020 violent crimes are past 1200000 property crimes racked up to more than 6400000. that means violent crime is that 5.6 percent compared to 2019 property crimes went down 7.8 percent. so what is it? don't mean? joining me now to discuss at martin president of phil is sharply eagles and the publisher of england eagle action report dot com, and jonathan harris democratic strategist. thanks for joining us gentlemen. should i be with you jonathan? what are your thoughts on the latest findings? do you think that panoramic impact in violent crime it was actually interesting looking at the numbers because it was interesting to see the role that the

panoramic played one of the numbers they were pointing out is that shoplifting obviously went down because so many stores were closed but they were talking about how the overall crime rate decreased, and that's for 18 straight years. that's what, how violent crime had increased. and it was interesting because some of the experts were pointing to the fact that there were decreased outlets. people were unable to go to their churches or concerts or bars or places that normally they have an outlet and some of the experts were connecting that possibly to the rise in the violent crime being sort of disconnected from the overall decrease in crime. interesting and do you think the division within the country and the police had any kind of impact on the rising crime? of course, i mean we've had rhetoric coming from the left for about 2 years, 2 and a half years basically saying defun, the police, that's a position of the prominent democrat party leaders. they're saying deep on the police were watching. we watch our cities burn a year ago, burning down city blocks, we watch, people get detained sometimes,

and then released with no penalty. you know, and by the way, let's be clear. we're not seeing an increase in violent crime across the country. we're seeing an increase in violent crime in the cities and in the service area surrounding the cities, predominantly run by the same democrats show the same democrats that i've been saying on the police. so you can have it both ways. you can have the rhetoric be, we don't trust the police, we won't be, you know, good to the police who are fun. the police will defend them and then expect that they're going to wait in and be able to stop violent crimes. you can't expect the judicial system to let people that burn our cities, go free and then have people say, oh, well, i'm not going to break the laws because i think i might be held accountable. that's where we are right now. that's the problem. so i want to switch gears over to what's happening along the us mexico border. so it's a shocking image to see no migrants in del rio texas this weekend when just days before some 15000 haitian migrants gather at an encampment there. so the haitian pe

minister is speaking out on the issue with take a listen. so then, usual over recent days, the images of the way many mike, my heat reads have been handled at the border between mexico and the united states . have shocked many people who we do not wish to challenge the rights of a sovereign state to control the entry of foreigners into his territory or to send it back to the country of origin of those who enter a country illegal will be. however, we believe that many countries which are prosperous today had one built through successive waves of migrants and refugees, was now you can hear the prime minister there pointing out in equality and conflict that continue to spur migration. however, he stopped short of directly criticizing the violent ministration over the issue. jonathan, do you think this is a matter of trying to work with washington in some way or probably and also, i mean, i think at the end of the day this is

a problem that obviously pre dates the by the ministration. i think the difficult thing for some people who supported by that would be myself included, is that the, the way that these people are being treated and the fact that they're able to be to afford it and not come here to seek asylum is actually a trump error policy, it's title $42.00, which is something that a lot of progressives and people that voted for bite. and we're hoping that he would get rid of because it is something that trump was using, especially under the guise of public health, to turn people back to their countries of origin which kind of defeats the purpose of seeking asylum. so title $42.00 was wrong under trump, and it's wrong under button as well. yeah, it's almost surprising that they're wanting to be a doctor like you said, and then they're, they're implementing that as well. at the same time. do you think the by the administration to do more to work with countries like haiti directly? yeah, look, i mean, this is, this is the problem with politicians. and i love all both parties in their republicans too. but look, joe biden,

what he's done is her rendalie racist. the haitians are black, they got sent back like that. the brown people coming up from guatemala and other places they're been ushered through. why, what's the distinguishing characteristic? because biden didn't want the optics. he didn't want like the pictures. 15000 patients under a bridge was worse than kids in cages. so they had to solve the problem. and once it's time to solve the problem, then be damned if you're poor, you're vulnerable, you're black, you're gone. and the fact is, this is the baton doesn't know what to do. it doesn't know what to do in ghana stand. he doesn't know what to do at the border. and as it's pointed out, by my call, you're exactly right. some a trump policies are better. the best one would be to admit that we're having a flood illegals into this country with coven and terrorism in their hearts. and we should build the darn wall. and what's gonna happen is you're going to see the democrats and they already feel it. they're talking about it in august, they're going to pay a huge price because their boss biden is not only races. he's incompetent

violent recently, but you're putting in cages and trump was never while i'm up. i will put the kid in cages and try to put all the people in detention biden's sent the black people home . look at his inquiry. that's absolutely incorrect. okay, well, we don't want to focus on identity politics. we're not talking identity politics right now. and so we're gonna, we're gonna move on now that are the department of homeland security secretary alejandro. my husband fac admitted that as many as 12000 migrants possibly more have been released into the us. but according to my markets, they are still able to send some migrant back on a public health authority, not an immigration policy. take a listen, migrants continue to be expelled, and under the cdc's title, 40 to authority. title $42.00 is a public health authority. and not an immigration policy. and it is important to

note that title 42 is applicable and has been applicable to all irregular migration during this pandemic. jonathan, you touched on this earlier, do you see my orchestra being defensive about this point in particular? i do and it again, it is just surprising to see and again, i don't like to be a hypocrite. so if it was wrong under trump, it's wrong under button. and it's just surprising to see by using title 42. when the progressives are actually encouraging him to get rid of it, because prior to title 42, you were able to come to this country. say that you were seeking asylum. and lets me clear. the haitians have experienced the murder of their president. a devastating earthquake in the collapse of their economy. so if there is any reason to think, they probably have it. and prior to this title 42, they were able to come here. say they were seeking us be given a court date and they were released into the us. and trump was criticized for that

policy from people on the left and rightly so, and i think biden shouldn't be criticized for that policy as well. i don't think it has anything to do with racism unless it was a racist under trump, but i don't like to be a hypocrite, but a lot of times people on the right do. well, we're not going to call anyone racist today. does it make sense to expel migrants? not the same time strengthening dhaka. that's an interesting, that's an interesting policy because on one, since you have sort of the, by in ministration really following their, their morals and some extra pointed out the, essentially they're caught between following the morals of the administration. and the reality of, you know, cobit and things like that and trying to reconcile the to but it's interesting that you have, you know, keeping dock and trying to move those people to the back of the line dock. obviously, being children that were brought here prior to the age of 16, but at the same time, rejecting haitian migrants that are there fleeing deteriorating conditions in their country. they definitely do seem to be out of conflict with each other. and it

would be nice to see by an administration reconcile the to because the optics are admittedly horrible. i don't necessarily agree with my colleague about the racism. remember the optics are terrible and, and it lends itself that credit well at martin, sorry, we lost you, jonathan. harris, we always appreciate your insight. thanks so much gentlemen. for your time the lamps that 9 satellite launch successfully on monday is the latest in a series of earth observation satellites. going back almost 50 years. these crafts have been sending back some of the most breathtaking images the earth since the early 19 seventies are cheese burrito santos has the details. this morning the united launch alliance of nasa's land fat 9 into orbit from the vandenberg space for space in california. the land sat program began in 1972 in a partnership between nasa and the us geological survey. for half a century. it's provided continuous data about earth landscapes and atmosphere,

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