jamil jaffer of the national security institute, thanks. >> thanks, arthel. e.ing remarks in a memorial day ceremony this morning. the president remembering his late son who served in iraq and died of cancer six years ago today. >> i note when beau made the grade of major in iraq, i said -- i've been in and out of iraq over 25 times. i said, beau, you're now a field grade officer. he said, dad, i have no illusions when it comes to the united states army, who runs it, the master sergeants. well, i woke up that morning hearing beau in my ear saying not me, dad. today's not about me. it's memorial day. you should be over at the bridge. you know, if he were here, he would be here as well paying his respects to all those, all those who gave so much for our country. benjamin: beau biden passed away may 30, 2015, after a battle with recurring brain cancer. he was 46 years old. good morning, mr. sun. good morning, blair. [ chuckles ] whoo. i'm gonna grow big and strong. yes, you are. i'm gonna get this place all clean. i'll give you a hand. and i'm gonna put lisa on cru

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marshall and indiana went scoreless through regulation but in overtime, that was jamille robbins in theht place at the right time tapping in the game winner. they take home the first men's soccer title 1-0. >>> in the women's title game florida state came up short or wide on penalty kicks allowing the santa clara broncos to stampede their way to the championship they win it for the first time since 2001. >>> wall street and the media world is still buzzing between the merger of warner media and discovery. that puts pressure on nbc universal and viacomcbs to counter the move we are tso has it all. >> reporter: frances, thank you. the decision to effectively merge warner media with discovery to survive the streaming wars may be the cap list of media action it's thought many a smaller player were under pressure anyway from the competition but now g themselves some time may be viacomcbs and nbc universal would do a tieup one other strategy may be to bulk up on to international markets. we're seeing european media move the stimulus checks fade, there may be another way to pay for a meal dair

them in india police say they were arrested for defacing walls also a top indian virologist shahid jamil is resigned from a government coronavirus advisory group that looked into new variance he had raised concerns the government wasn't paying enough attention to a more contagious strain despite it being born despite the government being warned about it back in march it also written in the new york times that scientists are facing stubborn resistance to evidence based policymaking of poverty at home in new delhi you are seeing is significant dip in numbers you know just 10 days ago the fresh case count was hitting 400000 but still at nearly 300000 cases this is not a situation where india can or is being complacent so you are seeing many states extending lockdowns you know western gone one of the states that held elections in april has announced a fresh 2 week strict lockdown and in terms of debts more than 4100 deaths in 24 hours and this is in line with the trend you see with the virus that is the death spike follows the spike in cases now what we are also learning is a huge focus bein

top virologists has resigned from a government advisory group that looked into new variance shaheed jamil had written in the new york times that scientists off a sing stubborn resistance to evidence based policymaking. britain's government says it's confident existing vaccines will protect against a more transmissible variant now spreading across the country the strain 1st detected in india has now become the most dominant in parts of the u.k. in particular bolton and blackburn in the north west of england where cases of more than doubled in a week as general reports it's spec's it's especially concerning as more restrictions are set to be eased on monday. ahead of the next stage of england's exit from lock down long queues at a pop up vaccine center in the northwest town of bolton a scaled up vaccination campaign has seen jabs dispensed to 600 people and hour over the weekend there are concerns that the resumption of indoor gatherings from monday will lead to a surgeon infections led by a new variant 1st discovered in india and if that would get back today it. is why it is you know if yo

just briefly some other news as well coronavirus related this is the senior indian for all of just jamil who is resigned from a government coronavirus advisory group that looked into new variance he'd raise concerns the government was not paying enough attention to the more contagious strain and also written in the new york times that scientists are facing stubborn resistance to the evidence based policymaking all right you're up to date with the news on al-jazeera that's mine up for today as well thanks for your company mohamed jump germans along next with the latest edition of inside story. the media under attack in gaza israeli air strikes flatten the tower containing the offices of al-jazeera the associated press and homes for palestinian families but in the age of social media can any side take control of the message this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program on how much i'm jerome one of the main places for journalists to report on what's happening in gaza is now just a pile of rubble israel is being condemned for carrying out airstrikes on a building that houses the of

india has resigned from a government covert 19 advisory group that looked into new variants show he jamil had raised concerns the government was not paying enough attention to a more contagious strain despite being warned about it in march he had written in the new york times that scientists are facing stubborn resistance to evidence based policymaking. the head of unicef is asking the world's wealthiest countries to donate supplies to the kovacs vaccine sharing scheme to make a huge shortfall unicef is in charge of supplying the scheme and sense it will be short by around $140000000.00 doses that the end of the month disruptions to india's vaccine exports have halted deliveries of the astra zeneca job to the program. for 1000 people have died from corona virus in brazil in the past day harf the number recorded a day earlier the country's also seen a drop in new cases from 67000 on saturday to around 41000 it comes as the country's slow vaccine rollout continues and some states begin easing restrictions health experts are warning the moves are premature overall the country has recorded mo

and jamil jaffer his former senior council to the house select intelligence committee.who we think did this, when and why? >> >> so we think this is the same grew that pulled off the solar winds attack that were dissecting on federal agencies and companies. we think that they came into a company called constant contact. some people have heard of it if you haven't heard of it it is a competitor of mail chimp. they got into their software to send these emails that appeared to come from usaid, to institutions like the atlantic council, eu decision for grew, both have been very active about calling out russian disinformation and campaigns in some of the pre-election interference that we were seeing. in this case it looks like this is the espy are really going after groups that have been critical of russia, or in some way shape or form, have triggered the higher vladimir putin. >> to me what is striking about the story is that at some level, i suppose, i expect that russian intelligence hackers are trying to get the u.s. government did not expect that we have our own doing t

in india police say they were arrested for defacing walls meanwhile a top indian virologist shahid jamile has resigned from a government corinna virus advisory group that looked into new variance he'd raise concerns the government was not paying enough attention to a more contagious strain despite being warned about it in march and he had written in the new york times that scientists are facing stubborn resistance to evidence based policymaking. metal is following the story from new delhi. you are seeing is a significant dip in numbers you know just 10 days ago the fresh case count was hitting 400000 but still at nearly 300000 cases this is not a situation where india can or is being complacent so you also see many states extending lockdowns you know western gone one of the states that held elections in april has announced a fresh 2 week strict lockdown and in terms of deaths more than $4100.00 deaths in 24 hours and this is in line with the trend you see with the virus that is the death spike follows the spike in cases now what we are also learning is a huge focus being given to rural in