we thank you sir percy's outside the symmetry they were the only one circulating. just look at the amount of people bank cars that are out on the street so i should mention the not every business here is open many of those it can afford to close have done so but it's pretty clear that in the most working class areas of the city there are a lot of people out and about. among them it was the gonzalez a micro bus driver. who got it as you can and you know a little time you've been in this is you know you know this if you know more this is you know commuter. commute all the way you know what i can only farmiga what i can i might guess not a whole nother but the center of a little business and i meant that in well on this issue. so you know problem. they get we i mean. it's been a tough decision for him but others don't even believe in coded they think it's a government conspiracy. so much i'm going to give us a mash up here for me to get an amen. and some simply willing to take a gamble and. i presented us because it sure wasn't what i would cross. so i'm not sure she

promises to be transparent about what type of personal information is collected and for what purpose percy campaigner and technology expert bill miro isn't so sure though. we're now seeing a further acquisition this time by google of bits and whereas facebook argued that it wasn't all about the data it was purely about the other networks and trying to create synergy between them and in the same way google is saying it's not about the danger it's about the devices that it's seeking to integrate into its ecosystem both organizations aren't actually being entirely truthful it is about the dates both organizations have a business model that is all about data what we're seeing is a lesson less trust on all sides each time that facebook and google and others make further mistakes and make slow the promises that will eventually lead to keep the amount of trust in their arms in the relationship is reduced and i think what i think we're seeing is a situation where the regulators are being forced to take action. and italian senator says he's ready to launch a new political party with the aim of brea

percy bauld garcia is an architect by trade, but he has become so much more.hen they heard a child say, i am bored. apartment when they heard a child say, iam bored. so apartment when they heard a child say, i am bored. so he decided to do something about it. with his loudspeaker and a microphone, he reads stories to the children of this estate. translation: it means that whatever is going on in that department, depression or watching a movie or at the daily lockdown experience, it is put on hold the moment you start laughing, dancing or letting yourself go. he tends to focus on tales about the environment, what he calls the circle of life. he also plays music, providing young people with a few brief moments of jov- translation: he is playing and when she hears the music, she sta rts when she hears the music, she starts shouting at me, mum, the storyteller! then she wants to listen to him and talk to him. he says he wants to open spaces for the children in their minds so they can express their feelings and thoughts. 0ne so they can express their feelings and t

my absolutely champion. >> reporter: percy carrey was the one who helped young jim write his first jokesppy until i'm sobbingoly. -- sobbing openly. that's not the plan. i swear. >> reporter: jim dad's helped him put together a stage act. and found him a place to let it fly. >> he said, there's these places called comedy clubs. maybe we should check it out. >> reporter: early on, carrey's clear was aks monday bag. he killed in the club. but failed in an audition for "saturday night live." it didn't crush you? >> i've always had a nonsensical belief in myself and the universe. i didn't make it on "saturday night live." basically what happens to me is there's an automatic reset that my brain goes into where i say, i might not be able to make it through the front door like everybody else, but i'll make it through the basement window. i'll make it through the back door. i'll find a way to par suit in on the roof and climb down into a window. i have faith. i think faith is better than hope. hope walks through the fire. faith leaps over it. >> reporter: and talk about a leap of faith. in 1990,

so the percy rover as they're calling it for short is expected to touch down on the red planet late february of 2021 its mission is to seek signs of ancient life on mars so what sort of life do they think was once present and what led them to believe that mars may have once been hospitable to any form of life. but contrary to some of the shows on. here i don't think they're going to be looking for you know for sure. most likely it's going to be something like if there's anything at all it's going to be bacteriological you know very tiny at the most maybe something like that the reason why you're going where they are is because there is evidence that there was actually water flowing in. particular area you know and so there's anywhere on the planet where here there might be. remnants of what was a large that's probably. gone away. and let's talk more broadly about space wreck one of your companies is credited with really making commercial space travel a thing do you for say mars being a travel destination one day and and why do you think humans seem to have always been interested in leaving e

now to what's coming next it's not an active frontal system is going through western australia so percy's just seeing cloudy with 18 degrees and lighting on saturday but the wet and windy stuff is going through victoria more especially through tasmania will actually i think disappear slowly southwards jumping north rain is still the story not so much wind that the rain has been in japan is only just skimming q shoe and honshu but the bottom end of it goes through our canara for example the next build though is in china right to the sea and further north towards the yellow sea and the yellow river indeed so those areas are places where there were yet more flooding as you know we already know the yangtze is at and above flood level well there's worse to come. on counting the cost cull. true could the u.s. break come calling spread to the on the edge of another currency shot turkey at war in libya and syria and president putin hope to kick start the economy this year but how will he pay for his big plan. counting the cost on al-jazeera the u.s. is always open for the people running the world

rural areas in new south wales as well more rain to come through victoria on friday the same time percy is nice and quiet and sunny at about 20 degrees that rain is going to head down to size island of due zealand for the start of the weekend directly north and rain is seasonal thing at the moment mostly wanted sometimes a bit too much of it in flood warnings in the middle of japan and well these landslides was because the amount of rain that's gone away now for certain friday at least be edging through honshu might catch tokyo the chinese and though is pretty well once again significant rate developing and will probably catch one hand and then skate off east was into the water. chile's infamous dictator may be long gone but the inequality fueled by his new liberal economic reforms still plagues the nation. and dissent is still quashed by a heavy handed state apparatus. the people in power examines where the forging a new constitution can turn the page in the most unequal of the world's 13 wealthiest nations chile in a chaise legacy on a just. another early morning another ceremony to b

now to what's coming next it's not an active frontal system has come through western australia so percy's just seeing cloudy with 18 degrees and lighting on saturday but the wet and windy stuff is going through victoria and more especially through tasmania well actually i think disappear slowly southwards jumping north rain is still the story not so much wind that the rain has been in japan is only just skimming q shoe and honshu but the bottom end of it goes through our canara for example the next build there is in china right to the sea and further north towards the yellow sea and the yellow river indeed so those areas are places where there were yet more flooding as you know we already know the yangtze is at and above flood level well there's worse to come. on counting the costs cold war true could the u.s. break concordance pegged to the dollar on the verge of another currency shock turkey at war in libya and syria and president putin hope to kick start the economy this year but how will he pay for his big plan. counting the cost on al-jazeera. when you see big groups of people walkin

the same message came through from the ranking doctor within the houston health department, david percyesterday. we talked about the importance of testing and what he's seeing in those test results and as he looks at the data, ayman, he's scared by the positivity. >> all right, david gura. >> what we see is the positive rate, the positivity rate is continuing to grow. it is now up to just under 25%. so that's one in four. there may still be a bias in who is going to get tested, but even if there say doubling in the community, that puts it at 1 in 8 people affected. >> reporter: astonishing rate there. the city of houston tested just under 200,000 people since january 1st. to have that kind of a result, 1 in 4 people tested come back positive is astonishing, something another data point that is giving them concern here as we move ahead. >> certainly is, david gura, live in houston, thank you as always. >>> i want to bring in texas democratic congressman lloyd doggett into the conversation, he represents austin, which has the highest positivity rate in the country at this moment. congress

the big three, were reginald lewis, percy sutton and herman cain.i had a chance to get to know him. >> charles, thanks for calling in. >> all right. cheryl: we want to say of course our condolence herman cain's family. may he rest in peace. herman cain, he was 74 years old. we'll be right back an army family who is always at the ready. so when they got a little surprise... two!? ...they didn't panic. they got a bigger car for their soon-to-be-bigger family. after shopping around for insurance, they called usaa - who helped find the right coverage for them and even some much-needed savings. that was the easy part. usaa insurance is made the way liz and mike need it- easy. i was blessed to be part of building one of the greatest game shows in history. during that time, we handed out millions of dollars to thousands of contestants. and i thought, what if we paid the contestants their winnings in gold instead of cash and prizes? back in 1976, we had a wonderful contestant named lee whose three-day winnings were valued at $12,850, and you know what? that

let me continue my line of questioning percy mckay don't agree there is systemic racism and the police department generally in this country price mike i am reclaiming my time. specifically do understand the violent impact of racial profiling and you support the end racial profiling and racialpo and religious profiling in the george floyd bill including the removal of the strict interpretation qualified immunity which would leave individuals like breonna taylor and george floyd without any relief at all? >> i am opposed to a limited and qualified immunity and i do not agree it would leave the victims of police misconduct. so let me share with you so without any remedy price back i'm reclaiming my time for let me share with you some aspects of profiling after the death of george floyd found flat while black people make up 19% in minneapolis population they are on the receiving end 58% of the police use of force incidents. inin addition, we have seen that black men are twice as likely to be stopped and searched. hispanic drivers 65% receive a ticket. a native americans in arizona three ti

percy european union's chief negotiator has warned a new trade deal with the u.k. a p is unlikely michel barnier made the comments at the latest round of negotiations in london he says the u.k.'s refusal to agree on fishery industry issues and a level playing field are the sticking points the u.k. did not show a willingness to break the digital. undelivered. the u.k. still refuses to commit to maintaining standards in the. on state aid despite the world particularly in very clear we have made no progress at all live in london neva caucus taking us in the 5th round of talks there needs to be a trade deal by the end of the year one of the prospects like right now. but the pretty slim by the looks of things according to downing street there hasn't been a breakthrough nor has there been a breakdown so the question is well what has been achieved the answer very very little according to the u.k. chief negotiator david frost he says that the differences between the e.u. and the u.k. are substantial nevertheless he is hopeful of a free trade agreement being reached by september the east chief ne

>> i'm not percy involved there truly is a comprehensive program and then to secure hundreds of millions of needles at the supply chain is involved with. and that depends on the vaccines characteristics and we have to understand how it works there is a comprehensive program that is the logistics guy who is widely recognized a vaccine developers in the world. >>. >> with the death of coven situation even the governor of colorado find out there has been misreporting to in an auto accident but had covid in his system so then they reported that as a covert death because there is a perverse incentive to do that to get paid more for a covid death than an auto accident. >> cdc gathers the statistics gathers on the local core doors of the attending physician so the federal government is dependent that yes there does seem to be miss incentives that were closed we heard anecdotal versions of that but i cannot give you an estimate if that's a percent but it is something that has to be done at the local level without the cdc to go back and investigate that individually. >> i'm from missouri but my y

, we are engaged with allies and partners in the g7, g20 and nato to highlight the threat that the percy poses, not just to the united states interest, but also the interests of our allies and partners we are broadening partnerships across the transatlantic community, into the pacific, middle east, africa and the western hemisphere across the indo-pacific region, the united states has deepened relations that share our values and relationships in a free indo-pacific. last september, we held in administrative meetings with the united states, australia and japan, marking a new milestone in our diplomatic engagement and a new asian relationship in the region. we are enhancing our relations with australia, the republic of korea, thailand, etc, and we are furthering our cooperation with asieh on, in organization central to the freedom in the pacific. our security assistance to south china's states and our recent projection of the recent maritimes claims, help protect the maritime and the maritime resources we are working with countries to ensure sustainable development and energy security and

percy sutton fought the world wars he's saluting people that fought the confederate war, general robert. lee was the head of the confederate army that wanted to overthrow the union and take out abe lincoln and a federal sympathizer did end up killing the president of the united states, abe lincoln. so let's not confuse who these bases are named after. >> and when you talk about the confederate flag i've talked about over the past few months that over the past 25, 30 years a lot of people in the south their views of the confederate flag have changed. we were wrong from the start but a lot of views have changed. but what is so staggering is that even in the south, even in the south the majority of white southerners believe that the confederate flag is a symbol of racism more so than southern pride. this goes to what i've been so confused about over the past four, five, six months why the president continues to choose the 80/20 issues. where 80% of americans are on one side and 20% of americans are on the other side. and he continues to choose the 20% side maybe 20% of americans still look

some of us took a walk and returned to the big house for tea where we found johnny and anne and percy arrived from boston. later on at midnight a larger crowd than unusual from hyde park with a band and wonderful placards and the president went out to create greet them. the roosevelts with would come to hyde park, gather family around and await the election results. when announced the folks from hyde park would march down and the president would come out and greet them. >> doug brinkley, what was your comment while we were watching that? >> she's such an intellectual, eleanor roosevelt, and i think that differentiates her from a lot of other first ladies. she was a brilliant writer. when you read "no ordinary times" she deals with franklin and eleanor and her thinking through the second world war and her strategy ideas. she wanted to bring in, for example, in world war ii, many more european dislocated people, and she later regretted she couldn't help more jews immigrate into the united states during that period, but she was wide ranging in her interest, and anybody who wrote socially