the russians need to fix this problem if it emanated from there.y can do so and the fact that they have not certainly implicates them in what took place there. >> groups that shut down the colonial pipeline often operate with permission or help from foreign government like russia's. they also point to the russian government cyber infiltrations into multiple federal agencies, systems and long standing campaigns to provoke the west. >> it's undermining democratic societies, particularly in this case the united states. they also benefit from the intelligence value that an attack on critical u.s. infrastructure would give them if the government wanted to do that, if we were involved in conflict operations. >> the president says the u.s. will hamper these organization's ability to operate. while these cyberattacks accelerate, the biden administration, like its predecessors, is left to figure out how it can get companies to bolster their own cyber defenses and how the u.s. government can prevent these attacks. >> i would just note that there is a real se

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extreme is content being posted online every day, and gives presentations explaining the danger emanating from these perpetrators in making fun of the world they live in is not real. it's about some of them talked elliptical end of the world scenario. and they claim there is a white genocide taking place and it's basically a death hole where the end of the world is not seen and in germany to avoid they see the loss of germany that's coming any day. now from an eminent attack on us by lords of muslims, or some other evil forces and end of days fantasy that people become obsessed with the hate of muslims by these would be terrorists, almost brought combat chaperone is mate taken to his end on the day of the attack he was on his way to work when the perpetrator fired at him. it was only because of luck that he survived. he since turned one wall of his restaurant into a memorial. and his combat shop has since struggled to continue onward and must live at night. you get nightmares. when you think of this awful attack these puss yet how it happened? why whoa and why nobody could stop the open.

what emanates from your pain within its own natural right to develop this project. this is very important for number one for 50 generation. number 2, it's a project bite you can for you. and there has been a, has made a lot of the 7 are pledge that there would be a significant har into the down down country. and you wanted to remain within the agreement that was signed by the court. the declaring principal in 2015. so if you would always want to remain within this principal declaration of principal, so we're going to we're going to leave it. there is the dilemma editor in chief of odyssey, standard magazine, thank you very much. somebody and we go over to the us where the recovery appears to be on. so where are the workers? well that's the question being asked by businesses around the country. the finally some normalcy boardwalks of the jersey shore. people are dreaming of summer sun and wait. ah, the peers amusement park to be opened in wildwood, new jersey. and it seems like the rosy side of life is coming back again. but for the business owners, there still is on

don't forget that the 9 was 80 percent of the 9 emanates from him. so he kept it within its own natural right to definite this project. this is very important for number one for it's the interest, 50 generation. number 2, it's a project by if you're going for it and there has not been if you have made a lot of the 7 are that there will be a significant car into the down down country. and if you wanted to remain within the agreement that was signed by the court, the declaring principal in 2015. so if you would always want to remain within this principal declaration of principal, so i'm afraid we're going to leave it. there's a dilemma editor in chief of august standard magazine. thank you very much. and we go over to the us where the recovery appears to be on. so where are the workers? well, that's the question being asked by businesses around the country. the finally some normalcy boardwalks of the jersey shore. people are dreaming of summer sun and wait. ah, the peers amusement park has opened the wildwood new jersey and it seems like the rosy side

if it was the united states from which this emanated. criminal conducted an attack on foreign infrastructure i promise you people would be demanding the united states fix the problem. the russians need to fix this problem if it emanated from there. we know they can do so and the fact that they have not certainly imply indicates them in what took place here. >> gillian: the white house also said yesterday because it is a private company, colonial pipeline being asked to ransome, they cannot stop them from paying a foreign organization in russia the $5 million that they are asking for. my question is why not? doesn't the state department all the time as the u.s. government prevent american families from raising and paying ransome to foreign terrorist organizations? why can't we stop a private company from paying this type of ransome? >> it is pretty complicated. if private companies want to take this action they can do that. make no mistake. the united states can have a lot of influence, the capacity to encourage businesses to behave in a

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. >>> but for now we will talk about what's emanating from mar-a-lago. house minority leader kevin mccarthy formally identified they will vote to dump liz cheney from leadership. as we noted before, the lie has consumed the gop. just look at what happened with republicans in virginia, where an exceedingly bizarre and trump-infused convention ended up having to choose a gubernatorial nominee in glen young kin, who found himself campaigning on the issue of election integrity. and he's one of the republicans who refuses to say if biden won the election legitimately. biden got youngkin's approval today. but more is coming about the conspiracy by the hour some days which makes this letter to the caucus about ousting cheney that much more remarkable. in it mccarthy said this about cheney, quote, each day spent relitigating the past is one day less we have to seize the future. it's a clear indication from republicans that the future of the party involves around ignoring the damage inflicted by trump's false election claim and capitol riot they fueled. so what n

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testing and standards of any kind that they don't believe black people in the standard can be in emanated on - - and the needed. all the testing is showing is where the kid is. if you want to help someone they need to know where they are. and if you eliminate that task that is not how you help someone. if you want to help someone and that analysis is right to help themselves they decided that they will never measure up and those that are illegal to accommodate disparities and behavior. these black people have no agency. and to review xyz. when things are going in a much different direction so that is disturbing to me but that's a different argument.

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every night there are a number of people injured by bullets and live emanations and a lot of people killed. mark: simone bruno in bogota, keep yourself safe. thank you for joining us. let me recount, 37 people have lost their lives, according to our correspondent in bogota. as we said in our introduction, 18 of them were shot by police bullets. this clearly is a disturbing situation. there have been calls by the u.n. and the e.u. furthest to stop. we will continue with all the developments as we get them. joe biden's call for a waiver on international property rights for covid vaccines have been called a historic move by the head of the w.h.o. the wto is trying to negotiate this on behalf of india and south africa and other nations, who say they have been abandoned in the vaccine race, as we have seen, to a deadly effect. but drug manufacturers say the plan would not help produce any activex h -- help produce any actual vaccine. >> a turning point, or largely symbolic? this is the question for temporarily lifting agent protection for covid-19 jabs. the u.s. was the first to endorse the ide

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currently face is without doubt talking and diplomacy but equally we've had disproportionate threats emanating from paris and the potential blockade of our main harbor and they stretch we take serious nature protect his interests meanwhile jews easy oh to fishermen see that they are the ones who are being bullied by the european union with their livelihoods being put under threat really had a. huge number of power right. now that we have lost yet patients from licenses are being processed. taking around about one route $500.00 pounds of the same show the scholars for their part of the landing. $1500.00 pounds of those caught being paid by french free and free landed back into the senator that huge disparity in the way the height of the tree thing was said to be livid that they room authorities have been meeting with french fishermen when the same fact what they should be doing is standing united with them against those threats coming from france cholent people ski r.t. paris. just coming up half past 8 here in moscow thanks to company to soft and that's how the news is looking so far back agai

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one trend that is emanating a lot is the question that was trying to be included this time around. it has definitely compromise the integrity of things. it needs to take into consideration all of the specific geographic locations. as time has gone on, the representation is definitely compromise. you mentioned quite a few things. representation, being somewhere between 700000 and 800,000 people. it is hardly a good way to note who the representative is. i think it is peculiar that the supreme court was -- it kept gerrymandering in check. gerrymandering is not something that they will be able to think about. i think the combination of those two factors will continue to be a very big problem. i also think that we are becoming too polarized. it is clearly something that should be involved in there. >> thank you. michael. michael: i think the supreme court's decision that you could not bring federal claims into federal court about gerrymandering. i think it is very ominous. it is particularly ominous in the south. most democrats tend to be black and latino, nonwhite. georgia and texas,

currently face is without doubt talking and diplomacy but equally we've had disproportionate threats emanating from paris and a potential blockade of our main harbor and threats we take serious nature protect his interests meanwhile josie's own fishermen see that they are the ones who are being bullied by the european union with their livelihoods being put under threats we've had a. huge number of very very powerful back. in one of the last yeah the patients for licenses are being processed right back to take around about one pound 500 pounds of the same show the scholars who have been banned from landing. $1500.00 pounds of scots. french and free landed back in your day he said there's a huge disparity in the way that. they were said to be livid that they room authorities have been meeting with french fishermen when they say in fact what they should be doing is standing united with them against those threats coming from france shoulder to. see paris. plus the way things are looking so far this friday lunchtime of the farmers here in half an hour from me kevin 0 in on the team be on the same s

we think that the threats emanating from paris are disproportionate to the technical issues around licencing threat to blockade our harbour very seriously as well. senator ian gorst, ministerfor external relations in jersey, senator ian gorst, ministerfor external relations injersey, we senator ian gorst, ministerfor external relations in jersey, we are very grateful for your time, thanks for joining very grateful for your time, thanks forjoining us on bbc news.- forjoining us on bbc news. thank ou. so let�*s return to the papers and with me the chief political correspondent at the daily telegraph christopher hope and a times radio presenter and evening standard calmness ayesha hazireka. thank you for your patience there but as i say a developing story this evening. let�*s move onto other papers now and i think we are moving onto financial times. ayesha, what is this was like you were talking about a brexity story earlier. i do love this headline... this is a diary from michel barnier. tell us more about this one. ~ . a, michel barnier. tell us more about this one. ~ . 1, , michel barnier. t

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the attack on the colonial pipeline is believed to emanated from russia.e's putin's continued aggression in the ukraine, the jailing of navalny and lukashenko hijacked an airliner and then the white house announces a summit. is that rewarding bad behavior? >> the summit could be helpful if you confront the bad behavior. it will be a disaster if you don't call it out. in norway where president trump met president putin? i don't think president trump prosecuted the case forcefully enough. he got criticism for it. if president biden decides to meet with president putin and doesn't put him on notice that any further attacks against critical infrastructure emanating from russia is a big mistake. if he doesn't put them on notice your disruptive behavior must cease, the whole meeting is going to be counter productive. it depends on what he does. >> sandra: jen psaki was asked what he plans to do at the meeting. here's the response. i'll ask you if you're satisfied with it. >> this is how diplomacy works. we don't meet with people only when we agree. it's actually

we have all these tribal chiefs and they are not about to listen to whatever is emanating from the central government because that would mean they would be giving up their powers. you know, the political and cultural aspects of afghanistan something that i don't think our country really appreciated or understood very well. these are issues that arrive anytime we go into a poorer country where we do not necessarily assess accurately the cultural and political dynamics going on in that country and we certainly can try to change that needs to be sustained militarily and i'm sure they've done is best but here we are. i don't know if my time is up, mr. chairman. >> yes, it is, senator. >> okay. thank you. >> thanks very much, senator hormonal. let me recognize senator sullivan. >> thank you, mr. chairman. gentlemen, thank you for your testimony and it's a difficult topic but i think the bottom line is as this is being planned out we need to plan for the worst, for the worst case scenario and i think the worst case scenario, from my perspective, reading the intel it does not sound like it's an u

components to be exploited and if other countries you know acquire the ability to produce and not emanate accedes i think that that's just a better situation for the world. india itself is a remarkable case the biggest producer of pharmaceutical products suddenly boag done with the covert 19 infections it's desperate for the 1st of all of the lifting of the exports that was imposed by the americas desperate for the patent waiver what it what is it going to make for a country like india do you see a potential for a speedy recovery if the patent waiver is established. by which we were is managed the election you really has a lot more than just one of the entire of the world and you just want to see the inside of the soul of man we love the subs and we have we in the supreme court will be able to cause hearing and something cool just being the as the government of 2 of those as giving you what tools like i'm supposed to be like so the government don't mean to. be looking at the back fully independent of what happens as a double digit lead nation by them they don't have. to be act like that b

do appear to be edging towards a much wider scale conflict the the sheer size of the rockets that emanated from gaza towards television i think caught a lot of people by surprise it also the fact that it was concentrated into such a short period of time and targeted in. a pretty restricted area to the south of tel aviv it seemed that the iron dome defenses were less able to try to intercept such a concentration of rockets all at once and that's why we saw those direct hits potentially in several places south of the israeli city of tel aviv it was the 2nd time in the course of the day that such a thing that happened as you said ashkelon was targeted earlier on and in between those 2 events was that decision by israel to take down that 13 story residential building saying that it because he'd been partly used by hamas and warning the residents to get out beforehand so that has put tens of families on the streets and homeless it had led to and in been preceded by a warning from hamas that if residential buildings were targeted there would be a major targeting of tel aviv in turn and so you sa

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but the threat emanating from afghanistan to the united states and our allies has been significantly degraded. >> and please don't mistake me, i do believe that at some point we have to bring this war to an end. absolutely, we have to do that. however, not leaving a rmnant or a small number of troops in afghanistan and intelligence officials in afghanistan we're leaving a void and i do worry that while the threat has been diminished that it will reconstitute in afghanistan. so just worries there and i hope that everything goes smoothly and that the impacts to stability are minimal. i do also share the concerns raised by senator shaheen and by senator gillibrand. and senator gillibrand and i went to afghanistan pre-pandemic and we were able to visit a number of training facilities where afghan women were being trained in various secretary and clerical positions but also as women warriors. and i am very concerned about what will happen to them and girls that have attended school and are now working in businesses, so i just want to re-emphasize that. senator shaheen is leading a letter

components to be exploited and if other countries you know acquire the ability to produce and not emanate accedes i think that that's just a better situation for the world. india itself is a remarkable case the biggest producer of pharmaceutical products suddenly boag done with the covert 19 infections it's desperate for the 1st of all of the lifting of the exports that was imposed by the americans desperate for the patent waiver what it what is it going to make for a country like india do you see a potential for a speedy recovery if the patent waiver is established if. you managed that. it was just one of the entire of 'd the world you want to see the inside of me so we will have subs and we have we in this regard will be valuable because doing this and it's a been cool job as the government of 2 of those of giving what tools like compulsory life to the government does mean. you're looking at the back fully independent of work as of the you know the nation by events that will have. to be act like. you know the times in the. learn a bit of it comes up it comes to manage batch of the rack

decisions based on its assessment of the of the military situation the sheer number of rockets that have emanated from gaza in the last couple of days more than a 1000 so far and no sign of any last up that is as far as the israeli government is concerned reason for a very significant military action and there is pressure on the government from the potential successor to benjamin netanyahu if these coalition to go see a sions restart at some stage natale bennett the right winger blaming netanyahu for leading israel to this disaster and saying that the military our military operation must continue to its full conclusion so there seemed to be few obvious. inhibitors to the israeli response so far like a harry a for now thank you howie for sit there for us in southern israel we can talk not to need to abraham who joins us now live from ramallah in the occupied west bank where there's also been tension in the last 24 hours to bring us up to date with the latest. 2 palestinians were killed after the israeli army raided different cities in the occupied west bank a 16 year old from a village near janine

the ramadan, the next period because that was all carefully canceled by the violence that has been emanating from and being delivered to this place for the last couple of weeks and so what we said, i didn't quite what i expected on my way down here, but it wasn't really good. it's largely pretty jubilant. victory celebration made it also an opportunity to get out and have what many people hear it holding a pe stained aid. and so you've seen people walking around, dressed up, getting up and down the promenade by the beach, enjoying themselves. some going along in convoys waving palestinian and other flags playing music. and so celebrating this victory that chanting about jerusalem, they are out of the homes with a sense of sort of relief and liberty. of course, behind all of that remains. this extremely difficult and very devastated situation in terms of distributed infrastructure which has been hit so badly. the medical infrastructure, which is really the triple still sending people out through the rafa crossing in egypt just to try and get treatment, some of the most severely injured. and a

supreme court has a sort of jurisdiction that it is in charge of to hearrg last-minute appeals that emanate from that jurisdiction. you frequently hear about the death penalty cases and they go to this report on appeal and it's a midnight decision from the supreme court about whether to stay the execution or not and the judges that issue those opinions or ones that match up geographically with certain federal circuitsir that they are in charge of but because there's nines before justicesne and 13 circuits certain justices have multiple circuits that they are in13 charge of and that is becae we never had the size of the supreme court beem adjusted to match the current level of federal circuitch courts in this country which is 13. >> one was last time an adjustment was made on the court? >> guest: after the civil war. the court size changed three times in on the radical republican, stevens and the public and party that supported abolition of slavery and wanted the reconstruction to have real teeth to it and they added a justice because the court was going to president abraham lincoln's prosec

government now has high confidence that while the coronavirus is a naturally occurring virus, it emanated from a virology lab in wuhan that because of lack safety protocols in intern was infected who later infected her boyfriend and then went to the wet market in wuhan where it began to spread does that correspond with what you have heard -- >> i don't to say that john but will i tell you more and more we're hearing the story and we'll see. >> peter did an interview with democracy now right after that, blasting the lab theory -- >> the -- the idea that this virus escaped from lab is just pure bologna it is simply not true i've been working that lab for 15 years and the samples collected were clengted by me and others in collaboration with our chinese colleagues. but some of the best scientists in the world. and there was no viral in the lab and no coach in virus and anything related to sars coronavirus too so it is not possible an like you say it is really a plit cityization of the origins of a pandemic and it is really unfortunate as president trump said he's been hearing -- have been ar

the great evils of the century that we know of emanates from utopian communism that killed the most people. it's completely based on the vision of what is possible and we are seeing that happen in the u.s. today. do i expect a country free of anti-semitism, the idea is preposterous. the question is whether the society is anti-semitic not whether they are anti-semites. it is more of an aesthetic as someone i interviewed in the book explained it. it is a preference for how the world should be and it could be completely divorced from any reality. they never really answer the question can you do this. and at what cost is it possible because on this view there are no trade-offs. there are no costs. everybody can have everything. they are also coming at it as a view and thomas had volumes about this literally, this view that human capital is distributed evenly among the groups and therefore, we should see equal or proportionate outcomes and things like income, education, and all kinds of facets of our lives. but people that have actually studied the society in history have never found this samen

new extremist content being posted online every day, and gives presentations explaining the danger emanating from these perpetrators invasion as the leading eyes from the world they live in is not real. it's about some of the talk a little bit to end of the world scenario. and they claim there is a white genocide taking place and it's a visa and it's basically a death cold where the end of the world is not the same. and in germany to avoid basically the loss of germany that's coming any day now from an eminent attack on us by more of muslims or some other evil forces and end of days fantasy that people become obsessed with the hate of muslims by these would be terrorists almost brought combat opponent is mate taken to his end on the day of the attack, he was on his way to work when the perpetrator fired at him. it was only because of luck that he survived. he since turned one wall of his restaurant into a memorial. and his combat shop has since struggled to continue onward. when much live at night, you get nightmares. when you think of this awful attack these puss yet how it happened, why wh