mark was a former director of the peace corps and president of hobart college and he , along with the chairman did a superb job all the commissioners the work cannot be overstated the immediate legislative concern that gave rise was military selective service if it continues to meet the need of the nation today. in addition to the department of defense opened all positions for 2016 the question was raised if there were constitutional concerns of women were not registered or required to register. i believe women should be included in military selective service in before this commission to pass to testify to their personal opinion that women should be required to register for the draft. beyond the issue the commission it - - commission explored greater attitude among the united states youth including an increased propensity for military service this is an increasingly urgent matter today nearly 25 percent of america's youth aged 17 through 24 meet military entrance requirements. the most recent data from the defense department reveals only 10 percent of youth now show a propensity to se

marching is to get quite a symbol out of that i was a peace corps and joined it. took 10. good bye. when the boneless struck many died and many wrist to end the epidemic. this is their story through the lens of local filmmakers who said people are making sacrifices more been off a mission this is what i want the world to see survivors a witness documentary on al-jazeera really understand the differences on the semantics of cultures across the world so no matter what we add to the news and current affairs that matter to you a survivor of a genocide there are people who beg me to kill them to under suffering but i didn't have the heart to do and he's dedicated his life to searching the woods for bones of the victims of the srebrenica massacre. knowing them here is that all. you know hope of finally laying the past to rest and giving peace to the victims' families because you need to if i could just find a finger i could bury him bone hunter on al-jazeera. the. on the 2nd day of the trial of a former police officer in the killing of george floyd emotional testimony is from a woman who

marching is to get caught a symbol out of that i was a peace corps and joined it. took to. in a good fight. when the bonus struck many died and many reste all to end the epidemic. this is their story through the lens of local filmmakers who say people are making sacrifices whopping awful missions this is what i want to see survivors a witness documentary on al jazeera on march 15th 2019 these ilands sense of security was shattered when 51 people were shot dead in 2 christchurch mosques and another 40 wounded when a gunman began shooting at a christ church mosque it was packed with worshippers attending a friday service for those who lost loved ones finding ways to deal with the trauma is crucial. shige when she of the world was more a torah heard the moment was with. 4 months later i feel much quieter and i feel much more calm and really focused with my life let us love one another that love doesn't cost one cent makes your heart happy and my heart if it doesn't bring any loss for the new simple let us practice this. form. emotional scenes outside the courthouse as the tria

to be i would add a new song but even if put the bees we need to give that and they do behind peace. corps ahead means when they say they. are. equality in politics education health and earnings there's still a long road ahead if we continue to move it our current pace it will take another 100 years before we attain real equality between the genders that's according to the 2020 global gender gap report in many countries there's still a big divide when it comes to politics and the economy but there are some nations leading the way among them sweden finland norway and top of the bunch is iceland with almost 88 percent equality women there have key roles in all areas of society and they have a decisive influence on the country's climate and environmental policies. what better place to save the planet from global warming then iceland it has energy to spare everywhere the ground is in motion. scientists call it an act of volcanic area. icelanders have long realized that the country's hot springs can serve as much more than just tourist attractions. a half hour's drive east of the capital reykja

is to be i want to be a new song but today for the bees we leave together and they leave behind peace. corps i hate me or at least say they. are. equality in politics education health and earnings there's still a long road ahead if we continue to move it our current pace it'll take another 100 years before we attain real equality between the genders that's according to the 2020 global gender gap report in many countries there's still a big divide when it comes to politics and the economy but there are some nations leading the way among them sweden finland norway and top of the bunch is iceland with almost 88 percent equality women their have key roles in all areas of society and they have a decisive influence on the country's climate and environmental policies. what better place to save the planet from global warming than iceland it has energy to spare everywhere the ground is in motion. scientists call it an act of volcanic area. icelanders have long realized that the country's hot springs can serve as much more than just tourist attractions. half hour's drive east of the capital reykjavik

mark was a former director of the peace corps and the president of hobart college. he along with chairman heck did a superb job along with all the commissions. it's important that the work not be overstated. it's about whether the military selective service system continues to meet the needs of the country today. when the department of defense opened military service positions to women in 2016, the question was raised whether women should register for the selective service if they were comfortable with the terms. as i stated then, i believe women should be included involuntary selective service years. beyond the issue of the selective service, the commission also explored the means by which to enforce an attitude of service among united states youth, including a propensity for increased military service. this is an increasingly burgeoning matter. 25% of america's youth meet entrance requirements for the military. only 10% of youth now show a propensity to serve in the military and the figure continues to drop, raising the question of how military can continue withou

they both serve the same goal or well being in the peace corps. of the european union and we very much appreciate your time and your thoughts this hour we've been speaking to vladimir cheesed off his russia's permanent representative to the european union thank you if. political tensions continue to simmer in armenia a day after huge crowds rallied in the capital while thousands in one part of your refund demanded that the prime minister stand in another part of the city be impossible pm address supporters vowing to take the country back to the polls actually if the parliament agrees to the terms of an election we will accept their own actions because we are sure that our people are able to freely express themselves and choose a legitimate government in armenia the call passion you know and also promised a referendum on a new constitution in an effort to win over his detractors but it seems not many were convinced. but the good people we're strongly against the elections will hold the elections only when he leaves office will stand to the end to f

foreign secretary herself recently wrote that the entire british army should be turned into a kind of peace corpsthe leader of the opposition stood on the manifesto, or wanted to elect a leader who himself wanted to disband the armed services. this is a massive investment in our defences and in our future, and it's wonderful to hear that the new spirit ofjingo that seems to have enveloped the labour benches, they don't like it up �*em. he raised further past comments by the prime minister — and he had another quote. lord richards former chief of defence staff has warned that with an armed force of this size now we almost certainly would not be able to retake the falklands or stop genocides, he says it's rubbish, that's lord richards. after ten years of conservative government, is the prime minister not ashamed of that? mr speaker, this conservative government is massively proud of the investment we have made in our armed forces, which has the biggest uplift since the cold war. and he shall look at with the nato secretary—general had to say about our investment which is vital for the future succes

of coronavirus and we've hired from the catholic church of the you know the chairman of the air peace corps paul a conference on march the 3rd said that more than 25 priests 60 sisters and other religious leaders died of coronavirus and asking people to take this disease very seriously so i mean i think right now the government might rethink its strategy going forward especially as we're seeing more and more people falling ill. people are saying that. well contracted coronavirus as well but it's important to note again that the vice president the government is going to have denied this and they've got the president has died of heart complications thank you from nairobi catherine sawyer thanks catherine well in all the top stories this hour the pan american health organization has warned that brazil has a very high rate of covert 1000 transmission in all of its regions on wednesday the country registered 90303 new cases over 90000 new cases its highest daily infection on the yes this comes a day after it reported its deadliest experience with the virus 2841 coated related deaths more people

, a domestic peace corps, as it were. we saw it, with teach for america, one. programs, of course, we have a traditional program where in the health department when people went into public health and went to some of the state and local areas to practice, so, that's what the commission is recommending, increasing those types of opportunities as a bridge so as to give students, both the foundational knowledge, as judge baker talked about, and operationally. >> terrific. that's helpful, thank you. it seems to me there's a role for all parts of our society to play. and jen o'connor, i could come to you now that you're in the private sector and substantial corporate entity. in 2019, november i guess it was, the chamber of commerce-- pardon me, the u.s. chamber of commerce and they talked about the business case for civic education. i woulden der -- i wonder if you could share your views if you think there's a role for our private sectors to play for large corporations and small corporations embracing this problem and its solut

secretary herself on the recently wrote that the entire british army to return it to a kind of peace corps, mr. speaker, and when as a say the leader of the opposition stood on the manifesto to elect, wanted to elect a leader who so wanted to disband the armed services, this this is a me investment in our defenses and in our future. it's wonderful to hear the new spirit of jingo. >> let's try this, because the prime minister might want to avoid the promises he made, but i found an interview he gave during the general election campaign. here's a headline, no troop cuts. we maintain size of armed forces. then goes on to quote the prime minister, boris johnson has promised that he will not make any new cuts to the armed forces turkey also promised to maintain numbers at their current levels including the armies 82,000. i know the prime minister has got form for making up quotes, but could you tell us does he think the newspapers at some of misquoted him or does he now remember making that promise? >> yes mr. speaker but there would be no redundancies in armed forces and they said to them if y

kind of like the peace corps, or domestic peace corps as it were.m not sure if is if it is teach for america, as one of the programs, and we have the traditional programs, where in the health department when people wanted to go and public health. and some of the state and local tribal areas to practice. so that is what the commission is recommending. increasing those types of opportunities. as a bridge to give students both the foundational knowledge as judge baker talked about, and then the operationalize that allowing them to have one of these programs. >> that is very helpful thank you. >> you know it seems to me there is a role here for parents in our society to play, and if i can come to you general, now that you are in the private sector, of substantial coal corporate entity. and i think it was in november, the chamber of the u.s. chamber of commerce yes came up with a very important report that they coauthored with harvard. they talked about the business case. the business case for civic education. i wonder whether you could share your views

be i would have been cause but to live for the bees would leave together and they leave behind peace. corps hedley or at least say we. are. equality in politics education health and earnings there's still a long road ahead if we continue to move atop current pace it'll take another 100 years before we attain real equality between the genders that's according to the 2020 global gender gap report in many countries there's still a big divide when it comes to politics and the economy but there are some nations leading the way among them sweden finland norway and top of the bunch is iceland with almost 88 percent equality women there have key roles in all areas of society and they have a decisive influence on the country's climate and environmental policies.

mark was a former director of the peace corps and president of hobart college and he along with the chairman did a superb job. along with all of the commissioners. the importance of the commission's work cannot be overstated. as many of my colleagues will recall, the legislative concern that gave rise to the commission was the military selective service system and whether it continues to meet the needs of the nation today. in addition, when the department of defense opened all military positions to service by women in 2016, the question was raised whether women should register for the selective service and if there were constitutional concerns if women were not registered -- required to register. as i stated then, i believe that women should be included in military selective service and testimony before this commission past military service chief testified to their personal opinion that women should be required to register for the draft. beyond the issue of the selective service, the commission also explored the means by which to foster a greater attitude and ethos to service among the unite

have to get the cuban missile crisis right, but you'll be judged on history whether you create the peace corps, that's infrastructure, stuff that's politically unglamorous as getting asbestos all of schools, and china. our grandchildren will be writing their distations on how we that may be long-range challenge of china. he's not trying to drop any balls in the the short term without losing sight of the long-range objectives for him to achieve in four or eight years. >> and he's going big because of this. just think about this. if he gets what he wants, which it looks like he can regardless of the filibuster, he's going to have $5 trillion in spending within 100 days. i mean, it's a stunning thing. "the new york times" columnist mor maureen dowd wrote president joe biden is being hailed as a transformational progressive champion. while back home has become a cautionary tale with what happens when democrats get the keys to the car but don't put their foot on the gas. do you think biden is driven by a desire to, you know, somehow in the scope of what he accomplishes of transforming the role of g

because i think our planet is one fight during those few from the 7th of march that features the peace corps a soccer game because of it. this is it every dues live from berlin germany announces an easter shutdown to chance on clerical and state leaders agree on their toughest restrictions yet public life is set to largely close for 5 days while domestic travel is discouraged adduced to spain can continue also coming up it is back to the ballot box israelis had to the polls for the 4th time in 2 years towards face the choice we elect a longtime president prime minister i should say benjamin netanyahu or one of several challengers but will the outcomes be another shaky coalition. and hoping and waiting a growing migration crazes at the us mexico border unaccompanied children are among the rising numbers of latin americans trying to make the crossing our reporter visits to shelter. the heart thank you so much for your company as. german residents have been told to prepare for the country's toughest coronavirus lockdown since the pen demick began over a year ago well starting on april 1st most

his legacy are very very active in the you know getting the go and let the peace corps get an opposable the culture not only. by the book you hear in the interviews and mouth. using their older more like he so the challenge is in order to move to the conscious of the key of the concert that can get people together that's what the one of the themes that it brought a book that he did at the time of. the violent continent practices that were very difficult to butte just bearing that time of the spring you know most of it. and will last closely with nearly the peruvians. it will become look at existence placing orders to it's right up in the lead in either it would have to be fleeced but he was also a bit controversial when it came to tell his ideas about. you know what sounds well i mean he he he f. or incense you know that some of the things he was preaching were at times contradicted by health officials. yeah i mean there's always be debate over the flow of press the travel and the it was i've never met or at the issues of the caribbean with very complex issues that at the beijing it's b

the olympics they won't cover the cost of lost hotel bookings or flights earlier we spoke with a peace corps journalist stephen wade in tokyo. the i.o.c. the japanese are going to just basically bowed to japanese public opinion 80 percent of the people here in one form or another in one poll another have said we don't want the games to go on we want a cancellation another postponement i think one poll said 77 percent did not want overseas fans here so the organizers and the i would see were just bowing to reality you know the reality of the of holding this thing in a pandemic is difficult and they need really as few people involved as possible you know the economic impact short term is very small this is a commie with 5 or 6 trillion dollars the olympics are small potatoes it's a couple weeks what really gets affected is the organizing committee this privately funded budget the budget of about $6700000000.00 ticket sales are the 3rd largest income source almost 800000000 dollars they're going to lose a big chunk of that in these refunds and the shortfall in this privately financed budget has

many of them are former peace corps volunteers for people of taught english when they were practically in high school, you know, living in these communities. i look for to equip secretary blinken and our security professionals -- look for to working with -- to make sure the right balance there. when it comes to flexibility and deploying funds, i do think this relates to the conversation we've been having about china. actually the ranking member and i spoke about this a little bit in his office yesterday. we want our assistance to be fit for purpose. we want our rules and regulations be fit for purpose. we need to be accountable to the american people given the generosity and the spirit behind investments that are being made through usaid. i certainly, if confirmed, want to be responsive to the objectives people have here and that's why you see a lot of those earmarks is that people have strong commitments and want to see particular programming. from what i can tell that's the kind of programming i would wish to see as well but we really do need to make sure we are able to move quickly.

many of them are former peace corps volunteers. i look forward to working with sec. blinken and our security professionals to being sure that we have the balance right there. then, when it comes to flexibility and deploying funds, i think it relates to the conversation that we have been having about china. the ranking member and i spoke about this in his office yesterday. we want our assistance to be fit for purpose. we want our rules and regulations to be fit for purpose. we need to be accountable to the american people given the generosity and the spirit behind the investments that are being made behind usaid. if confirmed, i want to be responsive to the objectives that people have up here and that is why you see a lot of those remarks is people have strong commitments and they want to see particular programming. from what i can tell, that is the kind of programming that i would wish to see as well. we really do need to make sure that we are able to move quickly. i know the administrator made and roads on this issue. i think there is more to be done to make sure th

tensions i am disappointed that we're not seeing more progress right now by ending the fulbright and peace corps programs, all of which would be in our interest i'm disappointed that that hasn't happened yet. >> we were just looking at some of the brands, ian, that are targeted right now in china and part of this campaign. how far do you think china, beijing, is willing to take this for a company like nike, for instance, they have been in the country for 40 years it makes up more than 20% of their sales and even more of their profits. how far does this go >> it definitely gets worse because the chinese government is prepared to say to corporations and to governments around the world, you desperately need access to our market if you behave in ways that are unacceptable, we are going to punish you for that. this is going to become a much bigger issue in therun-up to the beijing olympics in february the u.s. government will increasing be telling, we see this from mitt romney and ted cruz telling corporations do not sponsor the beijing olympics the chinese saying if you pull out, you're going to go

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foreign secretary herself only recently wrote that the entire british army should be turned into a peace corpsrview he gave during the — but i found an interview he gave during the general election campaign under— during the general election campaign under the _ during the general election campaign under the headline, during the general election campaign underthe headline, no during the general election campaign under the headline, no troop cuts, tories _ under the headline, no troop cuts, tories witt— under the headline, no troop cuts, tories will maintain size of armed forces _ tories will maintain size of armed forces it — tories will maintain size of armed forces. it then goes on to quote the prime _ forces. it then goes on to quote the prime minister. borisjohnson has promised — prime minister. borisjohnson has promised that he will not make any new cuts— promised that he will not make any new cuts to — promised that he will not make any new cuts to the armed forces. he also promised to maintain numbers at their current _ also promised to maintain numbers at their current level including

corps. complete recovery of the patient in war or peace, depends not only upon the use of drugs, but on thell with which they are administered and the care that follows. the nurse must be capable of recognizing at once any symptoms in her patients which demand immediate treatment, because if serious consequences are to be avoided, medical treatment must be on hand the moment any symptoms appear. professionally skilled and capable, in her there is the tenderness of all women, of mother and sister and friend. her voice and touch lend encouragement, instill hope. it's the surgeon who saves a man's life, it's the nurse whose tender care helps him to live. the crisis passed, patients begin to sleep again. the pain is just a bad memory. the field hospital, a stopover to give them immediate surgical treatment as soon as possible after they were wounded, had done its job. the evacuation hospital was another stopover on the trip back through the medical chain. here, facilities for treatment were more complete than those of the field hospital. and here, too, the nurse played an increasingly important

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we saw it with the 5 middle east peace deals that jared cushion or and president trump helped to put together which is a great things to have a hammock or abraham corps they used to mock president trump and say bill east peace what are you talking about the fact we've actually moved toward that i think and joe biden has said that this is a piece of trump's foreign policy that will be continuous that he's going to continue to to support that policy and that's very important so in addition to the foreign policy mindset i think immigration and looking out for america's workers making sure that we're not essentially flooding the u.s. workforce with illegal aliens who are coming in to can take away american jobs need to make sure we have a strong secure border with trade i think trade is really the big one if you had asked me the beginning of 2016 were trade ranked is an issue would have even been in the top 20 but i think in the minds of a lot of voters this is really an extension we saw obviously of the great sucking sound there ross perot talked about 1902 when nafta was being discussed how jobs left for canada and mexico with china's entry into the w

north korea's leader says the us must avoid causing a stink if it wants peace — as america's top diplomat heads to the region. news corpin australia. this follows facebook�*s much— criticised move to block news sites on its platforms in australia, in response to legislation requiring them to pay news providers. let's go to our australia correspondent shaimaa khalil. this was quite a hooha at the time and it seemed like a deal has been done.— time and it seemed like a deal has been done. yes, a big deal has been done. yes, a big deal has been _ has been done. yes, a big deal has been done, _ has been done. yes, a big deal has been done, as _ has been done. yes, a big deal has been done, as well. - has been done. yes, a big deal has been done, as well. this i has been done. yes, a big deal has been done, as well. this isj has been done, as well. this is huge for a couple of reasons, one, just the nature of those smack companies, this is the tech and social media giant facebook making a deal to pay news corp, the report murdoch empire here in australia, for three years, and we don't know the value of the contract, but new

the traveling press corps reported he arrived in kabul this morning and met at length with afghan president. the visit comes amid ongoing peaceeen the taliban and the afghan government as well as the planned may 1 u.s. troop withdrawal. u.s. commanders warned last week of chaos in afghanistan and it's the withdrawal moves forward for the plans are being used by president biden to get both parties to the negotiating table. on thursday, roasted hosted taliban officials and government leadership for a peace summit. at the event both the united states and russia called for a cease-fire. the goal is to get the sides to reach a deal that will give both representative power in a new government. next month the same parties will meet in the sample for further talks. defense secretary austin made clear he is optimistic about the u.s. and other countries involved facilitating some sort of agreement. >> there is a lot of energy focus on doing what is necessary to bring about a responsible and negotiated settlement to the war. reporter: the peace process is actually delegate it comes across increased violence in afghanistan for the taliba

i think he would say we need to create a national service program a domestic version of the peace corps that commits and encourages to public service in the way they have not for quite some time two or three generations since the draft was ended and to some extent has eroded acyl expect all high school graduates to pass the civics test that all incoming immigrants must pass dual citizenship less than 30 percent could and very specifically the coronavirus crisis citizenship provides rights and obligations we all have an obligation to others we should all wear masks in public places a message but at this moment i think one he would concur with. thank you challenges they face. four hours and ten minutes. >> the committee on

i think he would say we need to create a national service program, domestic version of the peace corps that permits and encourages american youth to experience public service in a way that they have not for quite some time, 2 or 3 generations of grown-ups since the draft was ended and the civic sense that he presumed existed in the public has to some extent eroded. i also think that he would expect all high school graduates to be able to pass the civics test that all incoming immigrants must pass for citizenship. right now this than 30% of them could. very specifically, the coronavirus crisis i think washington would say citizenship provides rights and obligations and we all have an obligation to others and that means we should all be wearing masks in public places. the simple message that at this moment i am sure he would concur. thank you. >> monday watch live coverage of the trial for former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin who is charged in the death of george floyd. watch the trial live at 10 am eastern on c-span2. on demand, c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio apps.