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asked people in berlin for their opinion on the astra zeneca suspension it helped us go from us i feel that they're now really rushing ahead too fast if you look at the side effects they're very rare if you read the information leaflet of aspirin or ibuprofen or any other those have much more serious side effects and we swallow those daily more or less. i think it is very very good that the vaccines were as a valid fast and they would talk about the side effects because talented that information would be so much worse but i also think that due to everyone having an opinion i had now it's kind of make the whole x. nation process fall into pieces. i completely understand being cautious but the problem of stopping the vaccination all the time is that we are already so far behind compared to the rest of the world and that is very disappointing because there are many restrictions and vaccines are the only thing we trust and so we need to receive clear messages for citizens not to get confused. austria has opened talks with russia are up by a 1000000 doses of its sputnik covert vaccine shelt

the us officials who talked to us _ deal. yes, it is.talked to us about - deal. yes, it is. the us officials who talked to us about this - deal. yes, it is. the us officials} who talked to us about this said they didn't just want to who talked to us about this said they didn'tjust want to do it by phone because they do actually want to have extended conversations about these issues. but there are many areas of intense disagreement. you heard antony blinken list them there, you also heard the response from the chinese. there is a tendency to just stick with the rhetoric and say how you feel about it, and the americans are hoping this will be a place where they are actually honest and blunt about what they think, but also then try to move the conversation along about what the expectations are and how they can actually work together, if they can actually work together, if they can, on various issues. these positions that have been placed out are well—known, and the biden administration has been talking them up administration has been talkin

and everywhere single use plastic bags everybody uses the. u.s. genger has been selling fish here for 10 years. he knows that plastic bags are bad for the environment but he says his customers. should take responsibility. but on the back i'm not buy that. these bags are everywhere and that's why we used them if we could get different ones we would use them people who shop at the market should bring their own bags or baskets but nobody does them myself. right beside the market is a lake it's very polluted and plastic trash is everywhere. ringback disposable plastic bags have been banned in bangladesh since 2002 but the authorities don't enforce the bad. one reason is the lack of alternatives that are slight and cheap and easy to use as regular bags made of polyethylene. eco friendly bags are available for sale but they are rarely used bangladesh is the 3rd biggest producer of jute in the world. the abundance of this resource inspired scientist mubarak ahmed khan to develop a biodegradable polymer derived from jud fibers and then bags made out of it

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the us has been _ the eu, the us, the uk. the us has been trying — the eu, the us, the uk.an companies, and now with india having the same problem, everyone — india having the same problem, everyone wants to vaccinate their own populations. but we need to consider— own populations. but we need to consider there is a global pandemic and we _ consider there is a global pandemic and we do — consider there is a global pandemic and we do need to vaccinate the world _ and we do need to vaccinate the world rather than individual countries. of course, that's really hard _ countries. of course, that's really hard to— countries. of course, that's really hard to communicate. dtl professor bhramar mukherjee is a global health researcher at the university of michigan. thank you very much for your time. i wonder whether this kind of tension around vaccine supplies was inevitable, given the pressures the pandemic creates. i inevitable, given the pressures the pandemic creates.— pandemic creates. i think the extension _ pandemic creates. i think the extension was _ pandemic creates. i thin

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we can also use it to detect. one of the problems with cancer is sometimes we don't know until it is too late but if you are on these testing kits that can detect any genetic material then every morning you can do your little test and make sure and then you can sequence the tumors and it's very personalized to me but i could have a personalized treatment that is designed and being coded getting the pharmaceutical companies as well because they can come up with medications and treatments and protocols that can cite very specifically i remember years ago when they first came out with the brain tumors where they knew that it would penetrate and disarm and so now they know specifically what they are looking at instead of sometimes we just throw everything at it. this is the era where we can curve the vaccine to go after exactly what we want or encourage a piece of dna to chop off whatever we want to chop off in our system or create whatever protein we want to create in our system and give the sequence. cancer isn't a

the programs they use in this us in our. professional spray can see in norway and there which now there are a court all. over you see in adequate to strategies to to fight their decline right in 1000 and demick if you have a difference between no discount chris and neighbor sweden please show us professor cited not to just spend there and there just to make a joke but then you can also compare these countries and you can see that in norway they have. a fine time place cases and that if the whole the cease absolutely they seem to be gently necessary in norway then that is incident so we have to do how the secretarial credibility professionally for the state in those decisions to the d.m. out of his eyes least that recently did a certain maiden so some indications they may see a stand there step in that so. i think that he's wise to do. if he did to he says you know on hold. a rift has emerged in the medical world over a german doctor who has invented his own coronavirus vaccine he insists it is safe and effective and he has t

law is trying to connect with us. are you with us yet? well i hope it is not the chinese government seeking to interfere with his testimony from hong kong. well, let me turn to a round of questions, if we're able to connect we will certainly receive his testimony at that time. let me turn to the ranking member for any questions. >> thank you. miss, your testimony was very good, particularly as far as details are concerned, and that's what we always hunger for is details. and that is on top of the generalities that we know, but tell me this, do things that we have done, what is your idea of how this is going to end. the military takeover by the people who are in charge, that have shown that over many years that they can survive the how do you see this thing ending? what's your -- what's your thought on that? >> thank you very much, senator. it's a very good question. so the military is not immune to pressure. the military is not immune to the -- to, you know, the international pressure so so far it's been over a month since the coup starte

should be seeking to use. volunteers at a food bank in london are seeing a record influx of families no longer able to feed themselves after months of pandemic restrictions artie's easterly when they're to find out. the execution has to be equivalent to a military style operation 0 margin for error you can imagine with the numbers that were facing this community center in northwest london functions as a place of support for homeless people even supporting victims of domestic violence but it's its use as a food bank providing seriously much needed food support for families across london which has garnered headlines and those volunteers and the people running this food bank say that since the coded pandemic began they've been almost overwhelmed by the numbers of families who need support this with each of thousands of people queuing for over 2 kilometers to get access to food bank support went viral simply highlighting the desperate situation that thousands if not millions of people across the country are curren

it was used in. this is the exception to that rule. this particular rifle was issued to private max brian in panama in 1943. he was a member of the 551st per trip or infantry battalion. their job in panama was to invade martinique. in the caribbean. who would have thought? it turned out that martinique had a governor that was allied with france. as such, he was sympathetic to the german cause and the activity in that area was centered around martinique. they were using it as a base of operations. the 551st was tasked with invading martinique. that was the worst kept ill terry secret of all time. -- worst kept military secret of all time. [laughter] the governor decided maybe that's not such a good idea and he went back to france. the invasion never took place. the 551st went to the united states to be trained. this rifle was there. they then went to the maritime alps, held off the germans from crossing into northern france. this rifle was there. lastly, they were thrown into the battle of the bulge.

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they kid use that as a ashen they could use that as a vehicle -- they could use that as a vehicle. the third option would be to try to build support in his caucus for some kind of change for the senate rules. whether that is a full on elimination of the filibuster forsythia change in the way the senate operates that would increase the degree to which the opponents of the bill could speak on. there are a number of -- floating around. the question is is there unanimous support the changes in the way the senate works among the democrats? if there is not, leader schumer is forced back into the first two options until he can get support from his senators for some kind of change. host: you are saying if he does this, he will do it on a piece by piece basis and not just we are ending the filibuster and here is how. guest: it is hard to say. generally when we have seen changes to the way the filibuster works, they are connected to particular policy areas. what has allowed senate majorities to make changes to the way the filibuster works is being united enough around a particular issue and

you know prove to us that i. now 20000 people are visiting the teatime valley annually the residents are in much more with tourism than the hydro plant operators. promised them in compensation. anglers hikers bird watchers and study groups mostly from india come to see the myriad species in the environment the villagers defended so well. conflicts a common in mining regions to kobolds platinum and gold and known as rare earths and industry is dependent on them just one cell phone can contain 60 different elements all of which have to be extracted from the ground such mining destroys full staring us of land and natural habitats and countries rich in such precious metals often suffer more than they gain but there could be a light at the end of the tunnel at least when it comes to diamonds. the lovely a token of love. right anybody ever had a marketing miracle. in industry just for. a diamond is forever ducktown. inspiration for countless song. and movie. but they also cause a brutal civil wars. and environmental de

the climate crisis is endangering all of us and costing us more by the month. we can't fix it alone. the united states produces 15% of the world's carbon pollution. that's a lot. and we badly need to get that number down. but even if we brought it down to zero, we wouldn't solve the crisis because the rest of the world is producing the other 85%. this is the definition of a problem we need to work together as a community of nations to solve. and we can't settle for only doing the bear minimum. we have to challenge ourselves and each other to do more. while we do, we must also position the united states to thrive and lead in the growing global market for renewable energy. wind and solar are the cheapest sources of electricity generation in the world today. they're not the industries of the future anymore. the future is now. and other countries are ahead of us. we need to turn that around and create millions of good-paying jobs for americans in renewables. seventh, we will secure our leadership in technology. a global technology revolution is now underwau. the wo

aim for us people on this planet. sun yes or wanted her house to be a sustainable as a tree she asked all her suppliers for detailed information about the materials which some of them did not know of themselves in which case she didn't use them she kept a record of everything and put all the information about the materials into one folder . is worth. me. set. aside to define them how this is the idea was to build a house where there would be cycles and the materials that held their identity could later be recovered. as it does mumbai's so it was known what they were and how they could be recycled. this is all documented in this folder and you can often community. this could and should be the architecture of the future one that uses wood instead of concrete and favors renovation over building from scratch. but what if you do need to build the standards regarding insulation and to lation and electronic regulation can be baffling ever new materials are used there's more and more technology more and more repairs for years

the vineyard next door belongs to us because brother. he too exports a large portion of his harvest and mostly does without chemicals too. he routinely checks by hand to see if his plants are thirsty. your daughter may not tell the soil needs to be felt properly to check its moisture content right now it shows 40 percent which indicates that this area needs water if it clings together more than this and the moisture content is 50 to 60 percent water is not required. so i didn't really. to cultivate and irrigate the soil has dug ditches. they're going to give the car. ever since i started practicing this new method of water management in which moisture is provided directly to the root zone i've saved a lot of water. i noticed that especially in the month of april in may when there's a shortage of water that's helped me to improve the quality and lifespan of the great. brood a kilo of grapes can fetch $160.00 with peace compared to 70 with his on the domestic market the great farmers would like to export more at present 12 percent of india

your use these wouldn't want to. be good for me and. this is yours and his amount. from mooch's use if you will i. saw i was a 'd window born non's or i was when i was on it on 2.2. lithium ion batteries are bad for the environment. leaking and she learned bolivia lithium extraction is seriously impacting the local fresh water supplies with potentially catastrophic consequences for the region. and then there is cold water to most of those key component comes from congo and it made it a 3rd of that comes from andre related or any new mines with poor working conditions and even child labor in the us. it's a p.r. disaster for car makers hoping to rebrand themselves as forces for ecological and social good electric. must not worse than the conventional and that's why we were 1st in this industry to have a close look at the whole supply chain to avoid child labor in this you know we are all. destruction off the everybody ok but what does that actually mean you have w d r souls. from. australia and we. know. the stock exch

us developers akili interactive have already developed a game called endeavorrx, for use as part of adhdting methods. there's also a game called sparx from new zealand, which has been designed to treat depression. research in this area continues. you're the hero, defeating the gloom. life during a pandemic can sometimes be frightening, but even staying in and avoiding contact with others comes with problems of loneliness and anxiety. games can offer relief and virus—free worlds of endless possibilities to explore with friends and family. and sometimes, that's something we all need. hello and welcome to the week in tech. it was the week that facebook lifted its ban on political advertising, which had been in place since the november us presidential election. the chinese province of inner mongolia may soon ban bitcoin mining, due to excessive energy use. and google�*s virtual reality cardboard headset is no longer for sale in its online store. it was also the week that a japanese billionaire launched a search for eight lucky people tojoin him in space. yusaku maezawa is the first person to

authorization for use so i have no concern i was the one. that asked by our government to negotiate with the russians on the ration of our purchasing. i have started going to going to be minister a month when we used to hold back at the end of october before i got to don't actually and after a long series of negotiations and we were able to sign our contract we share a lot in accelerating the vaccination in hungary you said it's rightly more don't want point 4000000 now today this morning even more than 1500000 have already been vaccinated but the scandinavian countries are extending a freeze on the use of the astra zeneca covert vaccine that's despite the european medicines agency concluding on thursday that the drug was safe and effective that's through the developments now with r.t. is shot to ski. several scandinavian countries still unsure about losing this vaccine that start with finland which has now suspended the use of the astra zeneca jab why they think best against shoe cases of potential blood clots on top of that we know the nor

are his part of all of us joining us live here on r.t. thank you very much. more than 50 performers and employees have turned squatters occupying 3 of francis ford national theaters in a cry for help they warn the industry can no longer survive the pandemic shutdown of cultural sites forcing the country's health minister to negotiate with them our correspondent shala dubin ski went to visit one of the occupied venues. i know i was. was. the chorus of calls demanding the reopening of cultural venue's is growing allow day in france but with no clear end date in sight to the closure of theaters concert hall cinema museums are taking more drastic measures over the last week 3 of france's 4 national theatres including this one behind me have been occupied by protesters it is true that every day several times a day we take another place a new theatre a new national stage is occupied in this way with multiply in the case of resistance to make a claims hood so we've all hit by the o.t. now for a week and for that it serves as a place of residence the odeon is a symbo

he joins us now from nashville, tennessee. thank you so much for being with us, doctor.as been a big boost for global confidence for the vaccine and the time when it's been undermined in europe? i’m the vaccine and the time when it's been undermined in europe? i'm so lad ou been undermined in europe? i'm so glad you mentioned _ been undermined in europe? i'm so glad you mentioned vote _ been undermined in europe? i'm so glad you mentioned vote dominantl glad you mentioned vote dominant global— glad you mentioned vote dominant global confidence. —— global confidence. we can use it in the united — confidence. we can use it in the united states, i think that confidence will spread around the world, _ confidence will spread around the world, and — confidence will spread around the world, and we need the astrazeneca vaccine _ world, and we need the astrazeneca vaccine in _ world, and we need the astrazeneca vaccine in the fight. we need all those _ vaccine in the fight. we need all those doses going out, going into arms _ those doses going out, going into arms. vaccine in the

but you know we are we are actually used to that you know what i'm going to do here i'm going to use immediately at that and then a couple months or years after everybody follows of course no one gives a credit for us to be good for us but this is this is not how politics works on an obvious well you may be trendsetters this report in germany in italy are now considering doing the same easing this but if a vaccine what why do you think the change of heart. look i think it's very simple where a simple the number of newly infected persons in entire europe has been growing exponentially and if you are of a go to accelerate your nation process then you wean danger of the lives and the house of your citizens and the condition of your economy in our case i can tell you the following there are around 900000 people getting infected normal daily basis now the number of casualties is above 200 on a daily basis economy suffers a loss of more than 30000000 euros on a daily basis because of the restrictions so it's very easy to calculate if you are able to increase the number of vaccines in your

— that were used to produce a cell line that is — that were used to produce a cell line that is usedthe vaccines. but that— viruses that goes in the vaccines. but that does not mean they're taking — but that does not mean they're taking aborted babies and putting them _ taking aborted babies and putting them in _ taking aborted babies and putting them in your vaccines. taking aborted babies and putting them in yourvaccines. in taking aborted babies and putting them in your vaccines.— them in your vaccines. in israel, rabbi claims _ them in your vaccines. in israel, rabbi claims that _ them in your vaccines. in israel, rabbi claims that the _ them in your vaccines. in israel, rabbi claims that the vaccine . them in your vaccines. in israel, | rabbi claims that the vaccine will make you a homosexual, which is nonsensical. and in the us, some evangelical christians are debating whether or not vaccines are the mark of the beast. a sign of the devil in the end of times. i of the beast. a sign of the devil in the end of times.— the end of times. i think it is difficult for _ the end of tim

well journalists dave is following the situation fall well i'm sure he sent us this updates. there's no question about it that this is an army at war with its own people in e.m.r. i mean there are reports credible reports of more than 90 people killed today so we could be looking at a death toll potentially of more than 4 'd 100 total since the military coup was staged on february 1st so many of these people shot in the head i mean the warning came on state media about the possibility of demonstrators being shot in the head today will they been doing that for weeks protesters have been getting shot in the head so many an armed civilians dead at the hands of the country's security forces this is part of the military plan to just terrorize the civilian population just like me are who does and past have done well this noon to is doing the same thing not only with a number of people that they're killing on the streets in their homes but they're just terrorizing them with nighttime raids i mean i've spoken to people in the amur this week who tell me they are terrified every time t

it should call on all of us.now that technology tools and services like linkedin, that microsoft owns will be part of it. this should be a moment when private sector employers ask themselves, what can all of us due to invest in our people? and for us and microsoft, how can we provide the technology to make that easier? i think it is that time for government to ask as well, especially i will say from the small business sector, as we think about stimulating the economy, i happen to believe that one of the great short and long term benefits is to reduce the barriers of entry for people getting new jobs and by providing tax credits to small businesses to invest in training and onboarding. so that people have a brighter future, but other countries around the world are doing this, we shouldn't be leaders. and so that's just one issue that sort of connects everything we're talking about here, all of the different parts of society that can contribute. i think the need for new ideas and for leadership by the government it

we use b's to detect explosives. -- we use bees to detect explosives. so, animals have made, throughout american history, a tremendous contribution to our armed forces. they continue to do so and they probably will for the foreseeable future. thank you for watching this. i encourage you to go to the national museum of civil war medicine that is in frederick, maryland, and better yet, get a membership. once again, thank you very, very much. >> you are watching american history tv. american history tv on c-span3. today we are brought to you by these television companies, providing american history tv to viewers as public service. >> here on c-span3 every weekend, we focus on american history. here are some highlights for programs on our companion networks. >> cohosts of the history chicks podcast talk about the podcast origins and growing popularity over the years. >> women and girls are hungry. we keep hearing that representation is important. that is so true. the amount of other messages that we get from very, very young girls and/or their mothers say h

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to read the bill tells us a lot.re's so much more in this than the things identified by chuck schumer. less than 2% of this addresses the pandemic. 90% of this is basically a democrat wishlist that they are trying to jam through with a parliamentary trick by passing the committee process. that is why i put the motion in place to move it back into committee, get our arms back against this. shannon: you mentioned bipartisanship several times. the white house today jen psaki the white house press secretary was asked about prioritizing bipartisanship, getting republicans to sign onto the bill and here's what she said. >> the president's measure of success is to deliver relief to the american people. >> we've seen major things pass on the bill without a single republican vote, the affordable care act comes to mind. will that happen this time? >> i can't imagine any of my republican colleagues joining the democrats to vote for this was they will join me to vote against it. we saw bipartisanship today with bernie sanders's

most technologies used on the battlefield to use these frequency bands to operate. d.o.d.s dependent on the spectrum across all war fighting domains. air, land, sea, space, cyberspace, where warfare from ancient times through much of the industrial age falls in the line of sight of operations and weapons. warfare in the information age involves the use and the denial of use of the spectrum at all levels of operation. that includes communication, signal intelligence, information systems, command and control, identifying adversarial forces, targeting support, implementing protection countermeasures. it's not an exaggeration to say the ability of our forces to operate anywhere depends on success. it's important to recognize that spectrum operations take place in the broader context of the information environment. information operations are interconnected. this is true and actual war, and it's also true in activities that fall short of the threshold of armed combat, which is where our primary adversaries seek to operate today. while the united states focused on counter-terrori

use of force general order. use of force general order is the department's guidelines on when we are allowed to use force and what the rules are to use force. that was one of the first ones revised and redone under this reform recommendation. it was transformative. >> what changed? >> that revision and toeholds, shooting and moving vehicles, included, for the first time in this department's history, language that really explains and demanded that we take into account the sanctity of life which i believe we did, but it is now policy. it also requires de-escalation. requires duty for officers to intervene if they believe that force partner officers are administering is excessive or necessary, if they don't intervene they will be found guilty of misconduct of those proven to be true. so this was huge for this department, as a result, since the use of force general order was revised and updated, we have seen use of force steadily declined over the last five years significantly. 50% decline in terms of appointing of

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that can lead us to us complacency in this area. i think the good news is there are real solutions that are available. for example there are bridging fuels like natural gas for example. there's next-generation nuclear, there are of course a whole range of renewable what is really important is that every solution has to be economically feasible in developing economies and we have to recognize thatchina , xi jinping can pose as an environmentalist but china is building 50 to 70 coal-fired plants per year . the military's role is in support research and development but what the military can do is innovate. innovate to provide our joint forces the ability to sustain freedom of movement and action at the and of extended and d contested supply lines. inaustere environments . that's kind of vintage research and development capability. i think other departments and agencies in the administration should have a lead on the issues associated d with climate change and the related issues of energy security, water security, food security and so f

used to use the these hurdles from from states and the you know it's just it's just another day at sea they said out many requests other banks request to put accounts in other banks and the strangest thing happened so all of these banks either denied requests to open accounts or they just outright ignored every communication from from now you know that there are many forces in germany powerful enough to force banks not to not to do business with a certain company or certain entities so it appears that the german government made called send out memos the bidding german banks from doing business with the t. the the russian foreign ministry has commented on the issue and it's called that it's german counterparts and berlin to come to its senses. for them we consider such early hostile treatment of media outlets including russian once foreign partners to be unacceptable they're working strictly within the scope of their legal rights abroad we view the steps aimed at closing bank accounts belonging to russian media a spot of political pressure on journalists and a blatant violation by germa

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