folksy cern horoscopes allow nya nya. the in the. shortest seemed wrong but old clothes just don't all. get to shape our disdain advocate and in detroit it equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart we choose to look for common ground. by the demick no certainly no blood is just blind to nationalities. as a memory we caught up with the we don't have the facts in the world teaching. people to. judge and. come in a crisis with a sentence. we can do better we should. everyone is contributing each or own way but we also know this crisis will not go on forever the challenges with the response has been so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we're in it together *. so the government the people of laos thank you so much for the kind welcome the extended to me and my delegation. i am very honored to be the 1st american president to visit lots of thousands. i realize that having our u.s. president in laos would have once been unimagined. 6 decades ago this country fell in the civil war your neighbo

one kind of bird in particular the starling this video of starlings was taken by a photographer at cern so care soaker normally photograph famous musicians and movie stars but for his latest project he's looking up to the skies. the magic usually happens when the flock of starlings is attacked by birds of prey . as a defense mechanism they create be some very organic shapes like these black waves going through the frog and actually it happens so quickly that you don't even realize sometimes what you've seen. the free sland region in the north of the netherlands photographers' evans like a has travelled here from denmark for his project black sun. i've worked in 6 different countries so far and so i do a lot of research to find out where the birds are. all i can do is research and turn up and hope for the best. probably 120 days in the last 4 years and. i probably have between 5 and 10 very good nights. in memory since when i was a little kid my parents took me to the west coast of that mug when i was 10 that was an image that never left me really. but i did portraits for 25 years. i sud

we're doing ok i've been out in the cern i'm going for a cup of coffee. there's a nice change from being stuck in one room all in all i coped pretty well. china is a key driver of the global economy and knows how to use its growing economic might to further its interests. that also applies to its dealings with the european union and its demands for greater fanous. we are standing on 27 feet and so it's always very easy for china in order to cause dissonance and. rifts within the european decision making process. for example 70 plus one. countries from the eastern european bloc as well as 5 that i actually not your members. sit together in order to discuss business something i guess brussels doesn't treat it like. a dispute said the marquis texas and competitive disadvantage is china's stresses its right to protect its industries in order to catch up with the west is it going to change i think china has its own pace and i think the kind of control they want to maintain over their economy will only let us have a small portion of the whole game so it's a ser

one kind of bird in particular the starling this video of starlings was taken by a photographer at cern so care soaker normally photograph famous musicians and movie stars but for his latest project he is looking up to the skies. the magic usually happens when the flock of starlings is attacked by birds of prey . as a defense mechanism they create these very organic shapes like these black waves going through the flag and actually it happens so quickly that you don't even realize sometimes what you've seen. the free sland region in the north of the netherlands photographers' owens ica has traveled here from denmark for his project black sun. i've worked in 6 different countries so far so i do a lot of research to find out where the birds are. all i can do is research and turn up and then hope for the best. i've been to probably 120 days in the last 4 years and i probably have just between 5 and 10 very good nights. so study memory since when i was a little kid my parents took me to the west coast of when i was 10 that was an image that never left me really. then i did portraits for 25 y

it's lee has said it's been cern france has champagne no ukraine has applied for borscht to be awarded unesco world heritage status ukraine insists it created the suit like this and move is an attempt to resolve a wider disputes with poland and russia who also claim it's as their own a typical borscht contains carrots beets peppers alongside a mix of oil fat garlic and breads but the definition of borscht is hard to find because each region of ukraine has its own unique recipe that actually that's what i was a thought a reason to apply to unesco is really for ukrainians to make them love ukrainian cuisine to revive it and to let the world know about the great meal that borscht is maybe they know minestrone heard about hobo or even try to con a carny but i want everybody in the world to know borscht to taste it and to know that borscht is a ukrainian meal. there were take bring you live pictures now from the city of in iraq where pope francis is attending an interfaith meeting once the pope speaks we will of course bring you that speech live so far we've been hearing prayers from differ

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show when it comes to america itself and gotten more oil from its designated enemy it's far less the cerne ing with the us now buying record amounts of russian crude artie's constant iraq off reports. well well well look who's shopping on the russian oil market the u.s. purchased record breaking volumes of russian crude in 2020 make in moscow its 3rd largest oil supplier even saudi arabia longstanding the american ally and one of the world's largest oil exporters is left behind while this can't be true you would say the u.s. is increasingly buying a valuable commodity filling the coffers of a country it deems to be one of the most formidable foes i mean where is the logic maybe it's a mistake you know a one time thing well not really according to the u.s. energy information administration america has been renting up its oil imports from russia for the last 5 years until they finally broke a decade old record and that's despite all the hostility tension harsh rhetoric and even this you know vladimir putin you think he's a killer. or do so what price must he pay the price is going to pay wel

to look around this speed at which the facts in action what defend it so there is a lot of cotton cern's. you know how safe all of the vaccine and now be it's you know i just i just hope that every something keep nice. a british government plan to process asylum seekers and overseas territories has sparked anger gibraltar and the isle of man are believed to be 2 options to which migrants could go before being potentially sent back to their original countries local authorities however say they want nothing to do with the scheme though boris johnson has defended the idea. the objective here is to is to save life and avert human misery because people are crossing the channel who are being who are being conned by gangsters into paying huge sums of money risking their lives people have died beaking this trying to make this crossing and it is a deeply repugnant traffic that we need to stop well that idea was 1st suggested by pretty brutal the home secretary amid the escalating migrant crisis though at the time it was branded a sick joke however that idea has now resurfaced from the prime minis

qualify for shots i've been vaccinated covered 1000 is a major challenge for latin america going cern's are mounting in the region because the pandemic cannot be contained if the crisis in brazil lingers argentina ready suspended flights coming from brazil and other countries like believe have stepped up efforts at the border to prevent. spread of the virus i just want to sayas pharmaceutical companies pfizer by on take say their vaccine as proven safe and effective in 12 to 15 year olds they say trials involving more than 2000 adolescents show only minor side effects on 100 percent efficiency in preventing disease they hope to get emergency approval in the u.s. and begin inoculating young people before the next school year. yemen has received its 1st shipment of coded 19 vaccines 360000 astra zeneca doses of part of the international program to help poorer nations water on yemen reported around 4000 infections but experts say the real number is much higher now the u.n. has raised the alarm over reports of grave human rights abuses by russian mercenaries in the central african republic

that's going to allow the block's organic sector to flourish the user culture commissioner told the cern the impact assessment has been carried out and insisted more comprehensive reviews would also take place he admitted there would be a quote short term negative impact from the policies though the farmers representative again says they're simply going to lose market share insurer we are very much interested in maintaining our competitiveness and this means that in the ice the consumers we need to be competitive in both the price and what the product sense it's basically a price and quality ratio and what we feel that this person that you into our own market they're serious that we lose our competitiveness if their objectives and the principle that the european agriculture have to accept as art of the green deal and the farm to fork are not followed to the same letter and that's also here are a big question what would be the crumbling impact of the sustainability initiatives of the european union in our training efforts to our trading partners except the same approach or do where do the

welcome back to the kaiser report imax kaiser time not at cern so n. dependent jail political analyst nick. welcome back hey great to be with you max the us government just printed another $1.00 trillion dollars stimulus on top of the 4 children dollars stimulus last year and yet gold is flat year on year 0 what's going on. yeah a lot of stuff is going on 1st we have you know people throw trillion here trillion there yet to really understand how big a trillion is think about it do you know how long a trillion seconds ago word is back 230000 b.c. so if you are around 30000 b.c. so if you're talking trillions in how big a trillion it's in comprehensibly big why hasn't ruled responded i don't know but it really it really should be between us responded a lot of huge leaks as we record this point is up more than 10 top way more than 10 times i don't have the exact number of my head but it's more than 10 times since it a year ago when all of this even more money printing started it so it looks like a lot of that store of value demand has been diverted to big

we're doing ok we're not in the cern i'm going for a cup of coffee. there's a nice change from being stuck in one room all in all i coped pretty well. china is a key driver of the global economy and knows how to use its growing economic might to further its interests. but also applies to its dealings with the european union and its demands for greater fairness. we are standing on 27 feet and so it's always very easy for china in order to cause dissonance and. rifts within the european decision making process. for example 70 plus one. countries from the eastern european bloc as well as 5 that i actually not your members and china sit together in order to discuss business something i guess brussels doesn't really like. to speed said the monkey to access and competitive disadvantages china stresses its right to protect its industries in order to catch up with the west is it going to change i think china's own pace and i think the kind of control they want to maintain over their economy will only let us have a small portion of the whole game so it's a ser

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we're doing ok we're not in the cern i'm going for a cup of coffee. being stuck in one room all in all i coped pretty well. china is a key driver of the global economy and knows how to use its growing economic might to further its interests. that also applies to its dealings with the european union and its demands for greater fanous. we are standing on 27 feet and so it's always very easy for china in order to cause dissonance and. rifts within the european decision making process for example 70 plus $112.00 e.u. countries from the eastern european bloc as well as 5 that actually not eat your members and china sit together in order to discuss business something i guess brussels doesn't really like. said the monkey tax sense and competitive disadvantage against china stresses its right to protect its industries in order to catch up with the west is it going to change i think china's own pace and i think the kind of control they want to maintain over their economy will only let let us have a small portion of the whole game that we have so it's a serious

international community is failing the people there have been voices speaking very loudly of condemnation to cern. that's fine as far as it goes that quite frankly i think those words are really hollow with inside of me and more everyone i'm speaking with they want to see focused unified international action like the secretary general is called for and i think that means in convening immediately the united nations security council to have this. an open debate on exactly what the obligations of the international community should be and let nations of the security council stand up and be counted i think there also has to be among those nations willing to take action right now a coalition effort it either has to be unified coordinated sanctions a unified coordinated arms embargo and i think we have to take and immediately institute accountability mechanisms judicial mechanisms to hold these brutal leaders accountable for the mass atrocities that were we're seeing i think clearly we have crimes against humanity being caused and committed way to right you know it's one of our very eyes and the questio

it's one kind of bird in particular the starling this video of starlings was taken by photographer cern so care soaker normally photographed famous musicians and movie stars but for his latest project he's looking up to the skies. the magic usually happens when the flock of starlings is attacked by birds of prey . as a defense mechanism they create these very organic shapes like these black waves going through the flag and actually it happens so quickly that you don't even realize sometimes what you've seen. different sland region in the north of the netherlands photographers' opens like a has traveled here from denmark for his project black sun. i've worked in 6 different countries so far so i do a lot of research to find out where the birds are. all i can do is research and turn up and hope for the best. probably 120 days in the last 4 years and. i've probably had between 5 and 10 very good nights. in memory since when i was a little kid my parents took me to the west coast that much when i was 10 that was an image that never left me really. when i did portraits for 25 years. i sudden

first we wanted to share with them the significant cern's that we have about a number of the actions that china's taken and the behaviors exhibited. concerns shared by our allies and partners and we did that. we also wanted to lay out very clearly our own policies priorities and world view and we did that too. thanks everybody as secretary said we expected to have have tough and direct talks i don't wide range of issues and that's exactly what we have we have the opportunity to lay out our priorities and intentions and to hear from the chinese side their priorities and intentions we were clear eyed coming in we're clear on coming out and we will go back to washington to take stock of where we are we'll continue to consult with allies and partners on the way forward and of course on issues ranging from iran to afghanistan through the normal diplomatic channels will continue to work with china going forward so we thank you all for the time you've taken here and we look forward to getting down to business and to advancing the interests and values. that you have. all of the questions tha

possible by the summer supporters say it's a lifeline for the tourism industry critics every spin cern's about discrimination not to mention the slow pace of vaccinations and a man in the us charts with several counts of murder after going on the shooting rampage at massage parlors in atlanta georgia authorities have not ruled out bias against even americans as a potential moment. i'm bring coffee is good to have you with us we begin tonight in the netherlands where the conservative prime minister mark ruta has almost certainly won a 4th term in office exit polls put his center right freedom and democracy party ahead with just under a quarter of the vote he'll need to form a coalition with at least 2 other parties now voting was spread over 3 days to prevent crowds from forming voters were able to cast their ballots by by and by. far and in some unusual venue's including churches and museums election is effectively a referendum on the government's handling of the pandemic more than $16000.00 dutch people have died and a nighttime curfew remains in place. our let's bring in our correspond

more recently, a retired lgbt q officer expressed kans cern, said jose city manager in a statement tuesday, said the city did not substantiate a violation of city policy nor find any reason to disqualify maada now that at the decision's been made and before it working with tony, i'm very hopeful that we can all kind of come together. we know we've got a lot of. important challenging work ahead and grateful that you're willing to lead us. what also spoke volumes for more modern and his daughter participating in the black lives matter. marches alongside faith leaders. he was amongst us and with us before he ran for chief while he ran for chief and after you run for chief was sure that tony will be there with us. and model officially takes over as chief on monday, and we hope to learn more about his priorities when he speaks to the media tomorrow morning, andre and we'll be sure to bring that to you as well. all right, as a thank you so much. after the break. one bay area county lowers the age of its vaccine eligibility to the lowest we've seen so far in our area and rain back in the forecast

scientists working at the large hadron collider at cern in switzerland have made a breakthrough discoverylider was built to discover brand—new particles and transform our understanding of the physics. by crashing the particles together harder than they have been smashed before, the researchers there may have done just that. they have observed subatomic particles behaving in a way that cannot be explained by the current theory of physics. the scientists may have made one of the biggest discoveries in physics. we were literally shaking. we were shaking like a leaf the first time we looked at these results, because if it does turn out to be real, it could really have profound consequences for physics in general. the team have been creating a particle called a beauty quark. it exists for only a fragment of a second and then decays into two other particles, which it should do in equal numbers, but it doesn't. possibly because a mystery force is interrupting the process. physicists can explain the world around us through the reaction of four fundamental forces — electricity, gravity and two nuc

now, scientists working at the large hadron collider at cern in switzerland have made a breakthrough particles together harder than they have been smashed before, the researchers there may have done just that. they have observed subatomic particles behaving in a way that cannot be explained by the current theory of physics. the scientists may have made one of the biggest discoveries in physics. we were literally shaking. we were shaking like a leaf the first time we looked at these results, because if it does turn out to be real, it could really have profound consequences for physics in general. the team have been creating a particle called a beauty quark. it exists for only a fragment of a second and then decays into two other particles, which it should do in equal numbers, but it doesn't. possibly because a mystery force is interrupting the process. physicists can explain the world around us through the reaction of four fundamental forces — electricity, gravity and two nuclear forces — but in recent times, these forces have not been able to explain a few things such as the movement

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say it is a crucial lifeline for the continent's hard hit tourism industry for critics every school cern's about discrimination also coming up living under the threat of deportation how germany's immigration rules means some families are being sent back to countries where they say they face persecution and move where with benefits the right healing giant introduces a minimum wage and holiday pay for drivers in britain the outcome of a long legal battle over its treatment of drivers has the good economy going mainstream. on the ark thank you very much for your company where we begin this broadcast with news from the european union which has outlined plans for a vaccine passed to relaunch summer travel and boost tourism while the sector is facing a possible meltdown at what should be its busiest time of the year on the so-called green pass would create a digital document showing a traveler has been vaccinated tested negative or has recovered from cope with 19 of the past so would be shown at airports and border crossings countries like greece and spain. which depend heavily on tourism have t