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from doha santa maria with the world news from al jazeera hong kong media baron jimmy law is arrested under a controversial security law for allegedly colluding with foreign forces also anti-government protests continue for a 2nd day in beirut just 2 ministers have resigned as well public anger grows up to choose days blast in pakistan is easing coronavirus restrictions for a 2nd time in months despite warnings from health weapons over the pandemic. so protesters have been out on the streets across bellary soul nights after the latest election results showed president alexander looking with 81 percent of the vote that would mean look at shanghai could extend his quarter century and power the opposition say the ballot was a fraud lower birdman the reports. are pushing with the shouting the police to go away and then scenes of violence reflected across spend who says kept . dancing a few hours after polls have closed and continuing into the night opposition supporters came out in the thousands to contest the initial election results. right police blocked the entrance to a large square a

the protesters they wear during ministry in and the baron association as well as well as other government to. the point was to bring down other needs and before all this chaos take took place there were again it was hanging in the marches square because people. could could not deal with their government with their if you could eat and like that they once accountability after 2 things exclusion and forces try to take over again by the clink tear gas on does thousands of protesters. just in terms of the current government promise to house has called for early elections is that going to be enough to quell the situation. actually even asked. the prime minister's statement yesterday about their day and since this did not conduct anger of the protesters and as many as me were noticing when you were on the ground there had there was a nation that she. is they they were divided into 3 groups it was if that's what's with the ice at the internal security forces and the las the lebanese army another group was raiding west toward me ministries and taking over and. took over the banks it's you should

don't want to put the cares before the horse but i think byron are heavy favorites if you put money on baron and win it all you won't get that much in return and he and a lot has been said over the last couple of years how the bundesliga is losing ground to other top leagues like the premier league or league so what should we make of the fact that 2 of the surviving 4 teams are in fact from the bonus league and you know i think it is speaks volumes of the competitiveness in the butt as they get because i realize the only finished 3rd you know some could argue they expected don't mean to be in this position but you know when it comes down to the elite 8 in this competition we're talking about elite clubs ok all the cross europe you know you can go either way and when you have a one off it makes it a little bit trickier sometimes a bit difficult but you know last year we saw it all english final you know maybe we see it all german final this season i see that twice a year i won't be so excited about that but it does feet to the strength of the bundesliga and it's nice to see the bundesliga kin

that support is a name russian is contradicted that they say they've ruled that it was a poisoning baronsaid blaming a potential metabolic disorder and say that potentially low blood sugar may have led to the falling unconscious develop these personal doctor says there's no reason to believe this that he was healthy prior to being taken ill so suddenly that he had been undergoing regular medical checks i have no underlying health conditions. his team also point to the fact that he's been jailed several times and last year wealth in prison he was again taken seriously ill and what they also suspect to be a poisoning case so for them this is just the latest in a long line of attempts to potentially silence novelli all right and we will be tracking that flight and bring you all the latest as we get updates katie stevens and thank you so much. well thousands of anti-government protesters have formed a chain of solidarity across the bellerive and capital minsk demonstrators are demanding of the resignation of president alexander lukashenko accusing him of rigging the election earlier this mon

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here on al-jazeera into a mall santa maria and these are the headlines hong kong media baron jimmy lie has been detained in the most high profile arrest yet under the beijing imposed national security law an executive from laws media group says he's been arrested on suspicion of colluding with foreign powers the police are currently searching the offices of lines news. we heard from emily lau who is chairperson of the international affairs committee of the hong kong democratic party who says lines arrest is having a chilling effect on the city's journalists well of course many in hong kong people .

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some chance i can it is part of the massive chris tiny paragon of hospital also known as baron and is the biggest i hospital in the southern hemisphere. many of so it has poor and indigent utilize the services on offer. we serve a huge population here the greatest separators probably at least 2 and a half 1000000 we don't know the exact numbers and we know it is the eye hospital we've been here since 1955 and be part of beara and we have a good reputation we have a lot of social violence motor vehicle accidents and it is then also gunshot injuries that come to us and our main function was to do catch a surgery here we are overwhelmed on a daily basis by all the trauma that. dr rob daniel is a few weeks away from completing his 5 year residency at st johns and he will be moving into private practice and i think that. this is the screening clinic the function of which is to full to offer to needs to be seen today and really to pick up the most urgent problems and really to treats small problems that can be sorted out in a short period of trial. and to me. on a typical day rob can see be

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how many people thought the red baron was a cartoon character.hat's not the way history should be taught. when i started looking at worldh war ii, i was really nervous because as i say, i like to tell you stories you don't know. what can i tell you about world war ii that you don't know x. hollywood alone has given us so many stories on world war ii. john wayne alone has given so ii stories.ar all the names of famous names and names of places, we know all of that. when i began the research, the rising tide is the first of each wiki. the war in europe. the story covers america's first involvement in north africa and sicily. we don't do too well. we come up against thisoo guy called rommel and he sends us fleeing from the battlefield. it isn't quite an auspicious beginning that there is a man and he's one of the voices of the key story and i feel it is somewhat appropriate to talk about him tonight because of the setting. hsetting. he's like david eisenhower. the five david eisenhower is, you know, long before he was president eisenhower, dwight ei

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but how would you describe your foma so the baron and is that what here in this environment. was pretty cocky pretty arrogant i was gambled on a risk taking over confident so i was basically got the pretty perfect personality for a stockbroker and in fact my attitude. as i was then helps explain why the financial crisis happened. the people invented the financial products that exploded sent the global economy into a tailspin knew they were creating a financial planner that was doomed to fail because interest rates don't stay low for a property prices don't go up forever but they didn't care because in the 10 years while they fry these products they made millions in bonuses but. how was the atmosphere in the city why didn't you sense that something was going to happen and i've been kind of calling it financial crisis pretty much every 2 or 3 years since i joined the city. in 1906 i say ok this is it this is the big one guys . and we all felt that and that was actually one of the problems because when you feel like the whole house of cold is going to fall down the incentive the

minded to the country we tried to work in all honesty and transparency we tried to create a trap baron's state but unfortunately once again every time we take a step forward would being pushed back one. step with the- resigned as prime of left at which point by a julie norman foe and houses on the situation judy norman is a respected spectrum at least a fast from the university's best busty college julie thanks for being with us that come up i just put you just come in to see. is license france france sayingng that the lebanese peop. wewell i think it already is happening and we saw. with the prime minister's resignation this is in response of course to. test i had been taking place for the last couple days since the blast you first prime minister in our network will have early elections. it was very clear responsee but that wasn't enougugh thehey really wt massive changege and sththat put a lot of prpressure on the e pre minister and alsoo what other members of. and we saw some is members of the cababinet. in tw. inger before and that really put the pressssure on the prime minister toda

6 am here in the gulf and come all santa maria with the world news from al-jazeera hong kong media baron jimmy lives been arrested under a controversial security law for allegedly colluding with foreign forces also anti government protests continue for a 2nd day in beirut.

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one of my kids who was really really really really proud i would just leave a reboot review book a baron's review book just in her locker or her mailbox and never and for a long time she would not know who was leaving it there and when she graduated she said to me were you the person who left that there. i'm like yeah but i wouldn't tell her beforehand because i don't run to return a don't want to feel you know that pride of of no i can figure it out myself and that's what teachers do all the time but who has the money to do senators in your own room to have your own p.p. for yourself and for your students how does that how is that our job and the fact that there is no respect for it like the fact that the president and the a head of the senate mcconnell refused to actually negotiate with schumer and palosi over school funds at n n it's just another example of the disrespect. of not only educators of the children we serve randi as we head into the school season now are things better off or worse off it's actually just gotten worse not better because of they often are also in the lack of ch

the coal barons said were not even listening, , they are outlaws. he publishes the whole meeting and it sounds terrible on the part of the minors, i mean on the part of the owners so they decide they will go to arbitration but they won't go as teddy suggested, said teddy gets j.p. morgan to go and suggested and that saves face. a get together and settling, settled on the matter of both sides and it was the symbol of these squared it which was a program that symbolizes his entire presidency, square deal for the rich, the poor, the capitalism and the wage worker and that's how he made his mark. >> fdr baby associate with the leadership of helping us win world war ii and maybe most remembered for that which you focus on what happened when he just took office. we were in a depression. hoover had not been able to solve the depression. what is fdr do indie book that is so -- in your book that is a good example of leadership? >> the real thing has to face when he comes into the office is there's a terrible banking crisis that in the weeks before he was ina

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see byron as well perhaps doing the business later while a lot of soccer fans have preferred to see baron eunick and barcelona battle it out in the final and not in the quarter final but such was the luck of the draw thursday's match like all the other playoff games in this covered $1000.00 affected season takes place in lisbon portugal and it's close to the public but with the cream of the crop on the pitch there might still be plenty of bus. it's not like there aren't any fans in lisbon welcoming their favorites some were camped outside the hotel barcelona players are staying at supposedly the next best thing if you can't get into the stadium. byron munich vs barcelona should be a celebration of soccer instead it's a muted classic to be played behind closed doors it pits not just 2 great squads against each other but it's also a meeting of superstars such as arguably the world's greatest player barcelona as leo messi versus the deadliest striker in europe this season byron's robert leaven dusky with $53.00 goals to his credit including many of those scored in the champions league. you'r

health systems which is what is see in this writes is not the private for profit system the robber barons of today that is but there's still room a balance and as they say big data is the new lawyer it's still an oil and it still extract it from my mind and from our bodies with under the skin surveillance systems being treat it created this is a moment for people to become more deeply democratic and not allow the lot down to be a lockdown on the timelines the lockdown of our freedom. the lockdown of hostile it talk to run the machine or i'll stop you there more from the world renowned environmentalist after this short break plus after tens of thousands dead how did the n.h.s. europe's largest employer go for manufacturing lifesaving p p to begin communist china for it. or the. bad guys are financial survival guide liquid assets not those that you can convert into gas quite easily. to keep in mind no assets i mean to a place and watch guys are bored. as the u.s. economy was booming growing numbers of people were made homeless. you can work 40 hours 'd in a week and still not have enough to

i'm about this and this is all just here on live from doha also coming up hong kong media baron jimmy life is a rested under a controversial security law for allegedly colluding with foreign forces. anti-government protests continue for a 2nd day in beirut 2 ministers resign amid growing public anger after tuesday's devastating blast. confirmed covered 1000 cases in the u.s. reach 5000000 with numbers still rising in almost 20 states. protests have erupted in cities across bella roo says president alexander lukashenko claims another win to extend his quarter century in power protestors have set up barricades in the capital men squad riot police responded with stun grenades a police van drove a crowd of demonstrators and ambulances have been called in for the injured protesters step in minsk and she's been joining us by phone because of an internet blackout she's got more on the protesters who have been battling with police into the early morning. when they try to be a police. say to people. people were sort of trying to get to get up but they were separated by police then there was a.

job harm come on santa maria with the world news from al jazeera hong kong media baron jimmy life has been arrested under a controversial security law for allegedly colluding with foreign forces the anti-government protests continue for a 2nd day in beirut 2 ministers have resigned as well as the public anger grows after tuesday's lost and more vulnerable than ever the united nations warning that the coronavirus pandemic is a grave health threat to the world's indigenous peoples. in belarus protesters have been out on the streets all night after the latest election results showed president alexander lukashenko with 81 percent of the vote that holds that would mean look at extends his quarter century in power the opposition though says the ballot is just a fraud and support from laura but mentally. pushes the shouting the police to go away and then scenes of violence reflected across kept was. starting a few hours after. and continuing into the night opposition supporters came out in the thousands to contest the initial election results. right beneath block the entrance to a large squa

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lithuania after a disputed election earlier this month former senior white house strategist steve baron has pleaded not guilty to charges of fundraising fraud and money laundering he's been released on bail but is barred from leaving the country. and those are the headlines will have more news fear here on al-jazeera after what i want to east next. be the hero the world needs right now. washington. china has a big problem. one in 5 of the children is over glass addicts through the city via syria my military career we are actually there are you sitting here having this. as the base the crisis grants summer resorts to drastic solutions from a military style boot camp in a mock. up. to radical surgery. on the eve of the gentle china shouldn't even be jensen a soft sand she's a scholar and if you. want to win a steel vest to gates as china battles the bomb. was. added.

16 am here in the gulf and come all santa maria with the world news from al jazeera hong kong media baron jimmy lives been arrested under a controversial security law for allegedly colluding with foreign forces also anti-government protests continue for a 2nd day in beirut 2 ministers have resigned as well as the public anger grows after tuesday's blast and more vulnerable than ever the u.s. warms the coronavirus pandemic is a grave threat to the world's indigenous peoples. so early morning in belarus where protesters have been out on the streets after the latest election results show president alexander lukashenko with 81 percent of the vote the opposition doesn't like that it would mean look at shank it could extend his quarter century in power saying this ballot was a fraud and supporters from laura but in many. or pushes the shouting the police to go away and then scenes of violence reflected across belew says capt was the starting a few hours off to pose a closed and continuing deep into the night opposition supporters came out in that thousands to contest the initial election result

he was acquainted with two different groups, the texas natural gas and oil barons and contracting barons brown and root who had needed political influence in washington and were able to pay for it in the form of campaign contributions. johnson also knew the liberal congressman from the north that needed campaign contributions. he got himself attached to the organization practically nonexistent call the democratic campaign committee, democratic congressional campaign committee. he made sure that anybody who wanted to contribute money in texas understood that they should contribute to him and therefore they made sure that the congressmen knew if they wanted money they had to get it from him. therefore he made himself in an instant the conduit between the campaign contributions of texas and the congressman had the rest of the country. he gave it outcome of the money that came in, as lyndon johnson always did, in a way that increased his power to the maximum. in another box in lyndon johnson library there is a Ãb there are pieces of paper with typing on it, i forget now who typed them, i thi

here and i'll just iran tomorrow santa maria and these are the headlines media baron jimmy lie has been detained in the most high profile arrest yet under the beijing imposed national security law an executive from lies media group says he's been arrested on suspicion of colluding with foreign powers the police are currently searching the offices of lines newspaper. we heard from emily lau who is chairperson of the international affairs committee of the hong kong democratic party lines arrest is having a chilling effect on the city's journalists well of course many hong kong people woke up this morning to learn of the news and many are shocked and horrified including myself and i think this is sent out a very very negative message and of course it must have a chilling effect on people who want to speak out and particularly on the news media so this is a very very disturbing development although maybe maybe not unexpected but i and people say that hong kong no longer has the rule of law so i hope that jimmy lie and those of the people who have been a rest will be able to have their right

potentially opening in the fall still pushing back on that suggestion so much so that the president's son baron's name was actually trending on twitter for a while as many people suggested hey if you want to open the schools that's fine send your own kid we're not sending ours committee how could thank you very much indeed. afghan security forces a carney engaged in a gun battle with armed men in jalalabad there are reports of rockets being fired towards the cities and quote numerous explosives have been seized from one house but security officials say a group of attackers is now hiding in another location near the airport we know at least one of the gunman has been killed. well siege comes as afghan forces regained control of a nearby prison eisel claimed responsibility for storming the high security facility on sunday night at least 46 people were killed in the subsequent battle for control including 10 of the attackers trial about officials say more than $300.00 prisoners managed to escape. what is in a link to isolate afghanistan have claimed responsibility for a number of recent attacks one

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this debate the impact of these numbers and more with host of left coast news even baron and molly hemingwaylcome back to both of you. more numbers i want to look at, in the same gallup poll in the amount of political bias in media, a great deal said 49%, fairmount to 37%. my math is not great but 86% say this amount of political bias in media today. surprising or no? >> it express and is an incredibly high number. people have complained about bias in the media going back many decades in the response from many in the media has been to get far far worse and it is a very serious problem of so many people know they cannot trust with the media are saying, the poll numbers show they believe something like 82% of people believe the media intentionally get things wrong or not careful with the facts. this would be such if this were happening any other industry it would be tough news of the day but because it is having in the media industry not getting much coverage. shannon: another number, bias in reporting in news that is supposed to be objective 73% said that is a major problem and i will follow

was's mickey leavy, who part of that with baron burbank.he fed's monetary ease -- why would the fed's monetary ease since the financial crisis failed to substantially lift inflation to target? the fed's new strategic framework supports higher stocks , and as you just said, a weaker dollar. what i find so interesting is we to exone from ex post ante. where is the evidence that has ever occurred? michael: there isn't, unless you want to use the 1960's as a particular example. mickey leavy goes on to point out that the fed doesn't understand completely why fed dynamics have changed, and what it is holding down inflation. robert kaplan puts all of the weight on technology. if that is the case, then it isn't going to change. they are not going to be able to get inflation higher. tom: what you just got is a clinic for michael mckee. i can't convey enough the importance of this speech. anna edwards, this will resound everywhere, including the bank of england. big questions about how other central banks follow on where the fed is leading here. that