am to security forces in markham to new to crackdown on protesters 2 days after the bloodiest day yet of the on us every 4 set live rounds were fired in the northwestern town of coming. amnesty international says war crimes are being committed in mozambique's northern delgado province in a new report the rise school says hundreds of people have been killed since 117 is documented extrajudicial executions human rights violations and indiscriminate attacks you're upset with the headlines on al-jazeera i have more news for you after viewfinder asia news from joshua stay with us. viewfinder fresh perspectives through the lens of local filmmakers around the globe . the force of the good mom the part of the country where. the line of a challenge on one track on the war and on ing capital in the. family unit born around the end. and generally so i set out in a sudden. i got interested in that in that area and the name of their 1st time. and the children sort of the learning of my body get up in the. file and then actually there are many of them. living their lives when i would know i must i

the portuguese invisibility lemmen qusay and the but they too were children of the country and mrs markham was it is awful to be if. we mustn't see this just as a black and white issue that lot in the 16th century maybe later but not of that. it wasn't about race it was about the economy money for this club with my grandfather also had slaves they were black coming home slaves that they were slave flutters to. and they and it enslaves themselves. is it that i live this story it's in my blood i know. a lot of the poor is in the city. as demand mushroom and the sons of the land started kidnapping citizens of congo despite the religious diplomatic and cultural links between portugal and the kingdom. in a letter to his counterpart in portugal king of funds of the 1st told of his dismay and desperation. i think was far more intelligent than alleged. when he's presented as a very christian king like he appears as some sort of a byproduct of fortune. but he tried to modernize the kingdom by integrating the resources that came from portugal. you'll. also. but he soon realized that his country was

victory after launching an offensive against gray people's liberation front in november let's go to markham webb in nairobi for us was covered this conflict into a great sense of a force. getting access to to great has been extremely difficult you yourself haven't been able to go get into t gray talk us through what's been happening there on the ground and these reports of the presence of eritrean troops who may be committing atrocities against civilians. when the weeks and months that have followed the declaration of victory that came from the syrian government the beginning of december more information's been coming out and a growing number of reports of atrocities committed by all of the different forces involved in the conflict just last week the rights group amnesty international published a report it said that based on dozens of testimonies of people that in the town of axum in late november said that eritrea and ethiopia and forces were responsible for indiscriminate shelling of civilian areas of the town and then it said that eritrea and troops had entered the town and massacred abo

opposition party boycotted the election jews had doubts about safety and credibility let's go live now to markham web browser how's the campaigning going. on. this is the remains of the final run a president. has spoken the state. finished a few minutes ago people are quickly disappearing but there's a whole lot of raking big screens big signs out here is all of it now campaigns being organized without of a french p.r. company to stage this event in states this is the word that some of the opposition of rights groups used to describe this whole election they say is not a meaningful democratic process some of the key opposition figures are in jail following the last election to them disputed the results have been sentenced to 20 years in jail the government said they were responsible for trying to organize an armed insurrection rights activists complain that government critics are arrested and detained and disappear some even tortured some are being killed so they say there isn't really any meaningful freedom of speech is also normal in these rallies for people to be paid to. people given. congo's

speak to us as american people and this is my problem, the money that you have is the money that the markham people are working for. you are throwing crumbs off the table to us and you make the same amount of money every year, every month y and it doesn't fluctuate because of the poverty level but the american people it fluctuates. i find it arrogant and another thing i'm trying to figure out why our congress allowed billions of dollars to be sent to other countries that have absolutely nothing to do with us. i don't want to pay for other countries. i'm sure 95% of the american people don't want to pay for other countries. one more thing, i want to know why the student loans interest rate was not brought down when all of the other interest rates were brought down to almost .01% so why wasn't the student loans brought down? >> guest: thank you for your questions. they are valid concerns. will rogers had a saying that i'm thankful i'm not getting all the government i am paying for. he was a star and paid taxes and was not looking for a really big government but i think a lot of republicans are

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i think, the markham public after watching some of the tech hearings over the past few years is concerned about the tech expertise that we sometimes see from lawmakers. what steps are you taking to change that and your work on ai? >> guest: thank you, kat. the congressional of the caucus is just that. we have a briefing where we invite members of congress and their staff and i can tell you those are very well intended and we have maybe 20 or 30 members of congress that are shoulder to shoulder standing room only for staff and people are interested and they want to know about artificial intelligence and we bring in terrific experts from around the country for that purpose. i think that is the primary purpose of the caucus is to help informant members of congress and their staff about artificial intelligence, what are its promises and what are its risks and how do we move forward in a way that guarantees that the united states is not only a leader in artificial intelligence but that we move forward in a way that protects people from or protects evil from dislocation and bias applications of

this is no mere celebrity fast this story gets at 2 british institutions the royal family that megan markham an american of mixed race married into and the u.k.'s media particularly it's tabloid news culture. what people ought to think at is that this is a huge national and international institution and so you know the royal family raise questions of national identity state power because the commonwealth the queen is the head of state in other countries around the world it's not just about britain it's not just about this family there's a much bigger question here being are the royal family need the media to cover them the queen famously said on one occasion we need to be seen to be believed in those months when i was pregnant concerns and conversations about how dark his skin might be when he's born who is having that conversation megan or mary have undermined pretty severely with a sense that the institution let them down that it didn't treat them properly but she actually made good. doubt will strike a pretty resonant chord when coming up to a point where we need to have a serious convers

is because of how much pressure there is the moment on medical staff medical staff the president markham praised for their work over the last year and he said that. places would be opening up there would be more assistance for medical staff but just to give you some of those figures at the moment more than 5000 people are in intensive care across france that is now higher than the peak during the 2nd wave 9 out of 10 beds are occupied in those intensive care units and we also know he said this tonight that the 4 percent of those who are in intensive care are the age of 65 now i'm sure there will be lots of critics about what president michael said particular because doctors have been calling for weeks and weeks and weeks for there to be another lockdown for there to be harsher measures taken to try and save the services save the push that there is save the hospitals from being overwhelmed. neighboring germany whose vaccination program really has suffered another blow berlin is again suspending use of the astra zeneca job this time for the younger sixty's not many in the age group who are

marco might be joining us live from brunswick markham have people been showing up to vote. so in some of the polling stations you went to very few people it's over there been more. in the suburbs to see a lot of the opposition leader who just so we're not video message the one who's sick in hospital he's very popular here in the last few people is just voting right now and a few minutes from now they're close again anyone is still inside is still allowed to vote after that i did mention the internet being off for the whole day also all businesses have to close the roads are closed there are barricades and checkpoints people are only allowed to move around on foot so it's quite hard to find out what's happening in other parts of the country but a short while ago we did bump into the government spokesperson in the hotel just downtown and i asked him why the internet is off and he raised his hand and he walked away saying we didn't get an answer to that but the soul of the internet was switched off which was early this morning some of the supporters of collapse that opposition

markham fails controversial plans to reduce the number of non-western residents in neighborhoods by 30 percent of the next 10 years. i'm willing to whales are told to classify violence against women as a hate crime if the victim thinks it was motivated by. the government caves to pressure in the wake of a woman's murder august debate the merits of the change the content of people's souls is not practically no one to call it so many men who are still seen with men as objects then knew all along was the better you know are against is. very good morning and thanks for joining us this is r.t. international. several european countries have said that they will resume astra zeneca vaccinations after the european medicine sage sea gave it the all clear but it hasn't been enough to allay fears among some people that the job causes a higher risk of blood clots. the european medicines agency has joined the world health organization in saying the benefits of the u.k.'s oxford astra zeneca convict 19 vaccine far outweigh the risks this follows claims in europe that it's caused blood clots in a smal

climb down the ghettos down markham fails controversial plans to reduce the number of non-western residents in neighborhoods by 30 percent of the next 10 years. and. i'm willing to whales are told to classify violence against women is a hate crime if the victim thinks it was motivated by the subject of the government caves to pressure in the wake of a woman's murder august debate the merits of the change the content of people's souls is not practically no one to call it so the priests and many men who are still seen.

a martin luther king and markham ask, they did what they needed to do in their lifespan so that we couldimprove on. >> reporter: he believes that educating minorities on commonalities will be the key in changing stereotypes and ending racism. >> this is a circle. we're writing the circle and who encompasses us. >> reporter: us, meaning the asian america community, the latinos, as one. >> we are dismantling this false binary between us versus them. we cannot succeed or survive and thrive until we come up with solutions that elevate all of our humanity. >> reporter: community leaders emphasized why you and i can do every day. become an ally to those facing systemic racism in our circles, workplaces and communities. they say that individual work will make a difference. >>> reflections and predictions from the executive director of silicon valley's institute for the future. she says the topic we are tackling today, these inequalities, influences everything we've talked about this week, from the health of all of us to the economy. whether it is wealth inequality, income inequality, there is a

question they say they're not reaching the people that they need in this situation is getting worse markham whether they're in nairobi across that story for us thank you so much martin well as malcolm was just saying an amnesty report does claim that eritrean troops killed hundreds of people over 2 days in late november that report says unarmed men and boys were targeted in the streets of a religious city called axum a priest says burials were held for at least $800.00 people the scale of the deaths can't be verified as there's been a communications blackout and restricted access to the region but an estimated $60000.00 people escaped the violence into neighboring sudan where we can now speak to reveal shamdasani she's a spokeswoman at the u.n. human rights office and she joins us now from geneva ravine i want to start with something that malcolm and i were just talking about there and very limited access partly some organizations saying because there are eritrean troops deployed in areas where as mara and i just would rather not know that there are eritrean troops who is on the ground at t

markham mentioned that you are well aware of. and really bounced back as values come back with an outstanding return and ranked in the top third of the peer group. we have been expecting when value comes back in favor, we expect this fund to come back in favor and it certainly has. we believe so far in 2021 that it continues to be the case. and it is matched very nicely or paired nicely with the large cap growth fund that was up 38%. and we talked about apple microsoft, facebook, and the large cap growth fund. certainly e plains that outstanding return and make up about 22% of the s&p. and within this fund they are over 30%. if there are areas for your participants to allocate the dollars according to the use on the market and is important that not all of the funds are doing the same job. and the last fund i would comment on the page is the active equity. so it's the second from the bottom on page 15. you will see some third quarter performances and not missing by much and underperforming with the index as well. and to recall thi

markham mentioned that you are well aware of.and really bounced back as values come back with an outstanding return and ranked in the top third of the peer group. we have been expecting when value comes back in favor, we expect this fund to come back in favor and it certainly has. we believe so far in 2021 that it continues to be the case. and it is matched very nicely or paired nicely with the large cap growth fund that was up 38%. and we talked about apple microsoft, facebook, and the large cap growth fund. certainly e plains that outstanding return and make up about 22% of the s&p. and within this fund they are over 30%. if there are areas for your participants to allocate the dollars according to the use on the market and is important that not all of the funds are doing the same job. and the last fund i would comment on the page is the active equity. so it's the second from the bottom on page 15. you will see some third quarter performances and not missing by much and underperforming with the index as well. and to recall this

under the law and, if confirmed, is associate attorney general i pledge to this committee and to the markham people that i will work for justice every day. as a lifelong civil rights lawyer i have committed my career to ensuring that the promises made in the constitution are kept and that our federal laws are barely and impartially implied. that commitment to fairness on the law iss the same one that i saw every day from the career lawyers of the department of justice when i led the civil rights division. if confirmed, i will aggressively ensure that the justice department is independent from partisan influence. that p independence is part of a long tradition and it is vital to the fair administration of justice and preserving the public's trust and confidence in our legal system. if confirmed, it will be the honor of a lifetime to assume the associate attorney general response ability to oversee the fair and impartial enforcement of ouraw laws, to protect the health, safety and economic security of all americans and that includes ensuring fair competition and preventing abuse of market powe