the white house tells israel that ensuring the safety ofjournalists is of paramount responsibility, afterg housing the offices of international media outlets in gaza, including associated press and aljazeera. here, huge crowds of pro—palestinian protesters have gathered in london and marched to the gates of the israeli embassy. people in areas where the indian variant of coronavirus is spreading are urged to get a covid vaccination. let's get more now on the fa cup finalfrom the bbc sport centre, here's gavin. it is not only going to be an exciting game of football, it will be an exciting game of football played in front of thousands of fans? it is and it is an exciting day to see the fans back to just under an hour before the final kicks off at wembley. where chelsea and leicester go head to head. and it's in front of 20,000 spectators, who are allowed into the stadium to watch, as part of the pilot test events to bring the fans back. our sports correpondent natalie pirks is there for us — and said it's special day for those able to make it. it is really different for us, it has been mor

now one of the two films is paramount's "a quiet place 2" grossed $5 million from thursday screeningsnd expected to collect as much as $40 million in domestic ticket sales through monday now the film will be exclusively in theaters for 45 days before it's streamed to paramount plus subscribers. that shortened exclusive theatrical window prompted john krasinski and emily blunt to push paramount for higher compensation because they earn a percentage of the boxoffice. sources tell me paramount countered the vast majority of box office revenue is collected well before 45 days. tells us nearly 90% of ticket sales for the first "quiet place" movie were in the first 45 days. the other film, "cruella" taking a different approach, simultaneously offering it to disney plus subscribers for an additional $30 fee it's unclear how that will impact its box office take hollywood is also closely watching the international box office which prepandemic was increasingly important to studios' bottom lines. last week universal's "f-9" brought in over $160 million from eight international markets with 85% o

mercy has been a paramount experience in his life and he would like to invite everyone around the world, all christians around the world, all men and women of goodwill each in their own way to experience anew this mercy of god. >> that's fantastic. what do you think it means to be a missionary of mercy? >> to be a missionary of mercy, first we have to zero in on little bit on the idea of mercy. it's a simple word but we can get caught up in wondering what that means. the first thing that stands out about mercy, first thing that stands out for pope francis in his mind and heart is the experience of being sought out by a loving parent, by the loving father who wants to bring his children home. pope francis speaks on occasion of this powerful experience he had as a young man of going to the confessional, making a confession and literally experiencing the touch of god, experiencing the mercy of god, experiencing the embrace of god. first and foremost when we speak about mercy of god, experiencing the mercy of god, being a participant in the mercy of god, we are a talkinth is running ch tobr

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but i think what you're seeing here is that that's not paramount in the consideration. what is so alarming is that the very fundamentals of our democracy cannot be paramount to politics t raises the question, poppy, that you were getting at earlier, what does that say about our current state of politics in america? how does progress get made? >> legal changes are being made so you can have partisan decisions overrule elections now as part of the election law. it's real. david chalian, thank you soich. >> sure. >> thank you, david. >>> turning now to the former president, new york attorney general's office has announced it's opening criminal investigation involving alan weisselberg. they're trying to find evidence that they could use to sway weisselberg and create a case against people higher up in the organization. let's bring in paul callan with more. good morning, paul. >> morning. how are you, poppy? >> i'm good. it's so nice to have you. it's been a while. this is classic, right? get someone pretty high up to get someone higher high up? >> absolutely. i've got to sa

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is a paramount responsibility, after an israeli air strike destroyed a building housing the offices of international media outlets in gaza, including associated press and aljazeera. here, tens of thousands of pro—palestinian protesters have gathered in london and marched to the gates of the israeli embassy. people in areas where the india variant of coronavirus is spreading are being urged to get a covid jab, as questions turn to the impact on the easing of restrictions. wreath laying services have been held across the uk and around the world to mark the centenary of the royal british legion. and it's fa cup final day — chelsea play leicester in front of 20,000 fans at wembley. leicester are looking to win it for the first time — chelsea are hoping to win it for a ninth time. now on bbc news, the media show with mobeen azhar. hello. the news cycle, the news agenda, why is the news told in the way it is? i'm thinking about the way the media covered the recent election. new mayors, new councillors, new mps, but all i could think about was the giant inflatable boris johnson. you must�*ve

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good ventilation is paramount in the cities -- settings. dr. anthony fauci was on "meet the press" over the weekend. [video clip] >> now that there is a formal acknowledgment now of aerosol transmission, what does this mean for workplaces? what does this mean for schools, homes, things like this, if we are going to have to live with this virus for another year or so? dr. fauci: as you mentioned correctly, this is something we have known for some time now. when you have aerosol, than the distance between people becomes a little more problematic. generally when you say you have a certain distance, that the droplets will fall and not reach a person. right now, this will have an emphasis on proper ventilation, because with aristotle, you want good for deletion. that could hold true for schools and for workplaces. the other thing, it also brings out the possibility that you are going to have to make sure that indoors, when you have unvaccinated people, the people wear a mask. but that is already a cdc recommendation anyway. but when you have the abi

accuracy and speed are paramount. you mentioned — speed are paramount.. you see news outlets lrattling _ is. you see news outlets battling that each and every day — battling that each and every day. there is an episode just last— day. there is an episode just last week— day. there is an episode just last week in which there was in an inaccurate report within the states— an inaccurate report within the states that proliferated because unfortunately due to that race is getting the news out to— that race is getting the news out to the market as quickly as possible — out to the market as quickly as possible. at reuters we want to make _ possible. at reuters we want to make sure — possible. at reuters we want to make sure that we are accurate first but — make sure that we are accurate first but then absolutely speed is essential. we will pride ourselves on making sure that we are — ourselves on making sure that we are accurate and fast. but we are accurate and fast. but we want _ we are accurate and fast. but we want to make sure that we are accurate. i we wa

and these developments were particularly extreme in shin gym in 1980 paramount leader. den chow ping proclaimed one of china's 1st special economic zones in what was then a small town that just under $59000.00 inhabitants between 19802010. according to a us report. jane jane was the fastest growing city in human history. the city devoured the neighboring farmland and engulf entire villages. today, official figure station jane has over 12000000 inhabitants. in reality, it's probably more than 16 surrounding agricultural areas. it's still being rezoned as building land by decrease. the urban villages within the city are also expected to make way for lucrative new buildings. a law was passed from the central government. all village land inside a certain, the 70 now become national, the own meaning. the land is no longer on by the villages. they're owned by the government. so this is done by law, by national law. so you cannot say it's illegal. you could say it's legality. the correctness of the law we can do, but it's, it's a national lot. so therefore, the villagers found themselves ju

psaki: the safety of our personnel and security of our operation and air spares are paramount concern -- airspace are of paramount concern, whether that is identified or unidentified aircraft and we do not discuss that publicly for a range of reasons but certainly the president supports them putting together a report and following through. >> on housing, today we saw that -- in part because of rising prices, the increasing cost of materials like lumber, does the ministration have concerns about what it is seeing in the housing market, in particular in new homes, the bidding war? and what it means for the broader economy? sec. psaki: let me say for some middle-class families, some, their home is their primary source of wealth. the financial effects some are feeling are positive, that said, the increase in housing prices does raise concerns for us about housing affordability and the access to the housing market. it is certainly impacting many americans. we recognize there is a need for supplies on the affordable end of the market, there are issues of supply and demand that you are well

. >> it happened on saturday near the paramount theater. bishop michael barber shared the story with parishioners on sunday. >>>new video of a cliff rescue. a dog went about 75 feet over the edge. the owner started to go after it but turned around. a firefighter managed to reach the dog and get a harness on the dog and bring it back up. tonight, everyone is okay. strachan milestone today for the google headquarters in san jose. coming up, details on the lingering concerns about the impact to the affordable housing crisis. >>> getting closer to the holiday weekend. it is the unofficial beginning of summer. it will feel like the beginning of summer. high temperatures around or above 90. >>> city council is expected to give the green light to google's massive headquarters. the campus will give downtown a dramatic makeover and bring thousands of jobs. there are concerns about the impact on the housing market. >> reporter: the google development will be transformative for san jose. that is what critics are worried about, despite the assurances t

but if it goes back up, it will be a paramount issue.a recent fox news poll from the week of the 22nd when asked what is a major threat to the stability of our country, 55 percent gun violence 55 percent said coronavirus that weighs on people's minds and gun violence is now overtaking it. that tells you about the state of mind of the average american. >> yes. first of all coronavirus thankfully has been on the decline for several months across the country. do mostly to the vaccine. it is diminishing as a concern of americans. we can all be thankful for that. on the issue of guns, you will see a stark to fight between the parties. most crimes are committed with guns. you will see democrats blaming the guns you see the white house spike on - - spokeswoman said the other day when she was asked about crime in the city she said we have a gun problem rather than a crime problem republicans say somebody fires the guns we have a constitutional right to carry them. so we need to go after the criminals. it's a very old fight but still potent and y

peacock, our parent comcast and thoughts on paramount plus and viacom >> paramount plus and viacom, they, streaming gro er growing pluto tv, the company viacom acquired because of support in ad streaming, that business growing faster than expected and because of the success of that they are going to launch an ad supported version a plus adding $5 in june, and use benefits of ads. speaking of benefit of ad-supported streaming, we heard earlier this eearning season frm comcast, nbc's parent company, peacock is going great one interesting thing about peacock. they grew to -- the peacock streaming business, 42 million signups. the viewers are watching 24 hours more programming than the traditional nbc audience think of that in the number of ads they're seeing, targeted streaming ads can be than traditional tv ads bodes well for revenue from the streaming tv world. >> right i guess you can watch it on many more devices, julia. thanks for that roundup. >>> time now for a news update rahel solomon has that for us. good morning. >> good morning. here's what's happening at this hour weekly joble

so while it is vital to maintain trust and confidence with the financial institution , it's also paramount that we get all the interested parties for solutions and to do it as quickly as we can. >> thank you. >> you touched in your comments on equity and diversity. the united states has been through such a challenging year. not just because of the pandemic that the strong political divisions of our country and the turmoil in the protest and the awakening of the long-standing injustices in our country. how is that impacting your ability mr. chairman to take the moral high ground on these issues that you laid out to us this morning? >> i often say that why it is important for policy is to lead with humility. i don't think america is great because it is perfect but we are always striving to be more perfect. i am old enough to go to south carolina with my parents to see signs that said white only. i could not do certain things or go certain places. i don't think i am not old. that is recent history. but whether the civil rights movement or the black lives movement we are consciously fighting f

issues and the importance of the private sector voice development and achieving real results is paramount. i wonder what are some of the things you would be prioritizing in the context of the commerce department working with central american allies to bring sustainable development to that troubled region. sec. raimondo: i do not have to tell you that the united nations -- [indiscernible] >> we are having some connectivity problems with your feed. sec. raimondo: they asked me to turn my camera off. i do not know if that helps. >> you are coming through loud and clearly now. we can hear you well. sec. raimondo: all i was saying was before -- my primary goal is to increase trade and economic activity between the u.s. and countries in the region. that could take the form of more trade missions, which my office would organize to the region, it would take the form of assisting american companies to do business in the region, and frankly, making it easier to do business in the region which involves simplification, transparency, coalition building, relationships. i feel that is the way to do this

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things that can be done at the present, but it's a very long process and the issue of security is paramountso that people feel there is at least a sense of security where they live and where they go to work. >> you heard everything patrick has had to say in cape town. it strikes me that a state of siege, state of emergency is the first step to promoting security. the united nations peacekeeping force after 20 years hasn't been able to do that. we have a massive humanitarian crisis. surely it's time to use the money unesco is spending for humanitarian needs, get that done first, disband the you and peacekeeping force, get a state of siege in and provide security. security needs to come first, surely. >> the congolese government has -- the african union also has a role to play. the u enforces, have never been in operation that has been successful. starting in 2012, when you have african nations coming together, tanzania sending troops, these forces are under the umbrella of the united nations. right now we see the congolese government has a military agreement with the rebel forces. all these

i agree that education of course is paramount. there are elements of this law that go too far to be in my comfort zone. >> if you were assured a legitimate law-abiding gun owner would not be charged in some crime committed by someone who stole his gun, which i consider as a prosecutor unlikely to the point of impossible, you would back this legislation? >> i cannot say i would back the legislation. the devil is in the details. i would commit to taking a look at it like we do every other piece of legislation that affects the rights of gun owners and the firearm industry which we represent. i would also point out the protection of lawful commerce does require gun locks to be handed out with gun locks. there are elements here that perhaps there is some consistency and compatibility. i will commit to reviewing any proposed changes to this and have my office and my staff work with your office as appropriate to review this. >> let me say the nfs f tells gun owners, always make absolutely sure firearms are securely stored and out of the

and for the lakota, as well as the cheyenne, the respect and preservation of the black hills is of paramount importance. we are looking at how the lakota concepts of warfare are linked to the lakota concepts of leadership, and healthy lakota concepts of leadership fit into a lakota value system. so for example, to be for a man to distinguish himself as a leader in lakota society he not only had to exhibit bravery, but he also had to sacrifice certain virtues. for example wisdom, fortitude, generosity. these values had to be acknowledged in him, and be seen in him by others for him to be respected as a leader. in our exploration into the lakota concept of warfare and leadership values, we have on one side a blowup of and unvarnished lakota view of the battle. this mural, that's drawn behind me was created by a veteran of the battle called red horse. and it very very clearly gets across the brutality of the battle. on the other side of the gallery, we have a -- which was painted by another battle of the little big horn, and in the painting, strike the kettle, displace a way of life before the

>> it is an absolutely great question and paramount to answer and this is real and it is a real threattack on our ability to defend ourselves and to operate around the world. we are working and i will tell you very diligently to attribute this, to prevent this and to right now, as important as all of that, at least is to take those who are suffering the neurological disorders that you're talking about. this is a bold attack and we must address it equally boldly. >> illinois congressman mike quigley, come see me soon. thank you so much. >>> a new attack in gaza, it reaches a boiling point and why it feels different this time. ♪ the things, you say ♪ ♪ your purple prose just gives you away ♪ ♪ the things, you say ♪ ♪ you're unbelievable ♪ ♪ ♪ applebee's irresist-a-bowls are back. dig in for just $8.99. >>> so the fighting in the middle east is taking quite a new violent turn as it destroyed a block that united states hose media outlets. look at that coming down there. these attacks are just the latest escalation after a week of worsening conflict between israeli forces and hamas. joining

. ♪ ♪ ♪ >>enjoy ok on paramount+.ount+: a mountain of entertainment. ( laughter ) >> stephen: the headliner was former president barack obama. >> i want to make sure that our communities, particularly ones, african-american, latino, as well as young people, understand that this will save lives and allow people to get their lives back to normal, and the sooner we get more people vaccinated, the better off we're going to be. >> mr. president, i get my second vaccine shot tomorrow. i cannot wait. i think it's important for us to keep talking about the vaccine. so, i'm telling all my friends, yo, man, forget what happened back in the day. every black person, please go out and get vaccinated. >> i am vaccinated. >> stephen: you know you can believe it if shaq promotes it. he wouldn't lend his name to just any old thing. another highlight came when dr. anthony fauci was interviewed by actor matthew mcconaughey. wow, the sexiest man alive was interviewed by matthew mcconaughey! mcconaughey may have a lot more public policy a

sunday september 26 starting with an exclusive lifestream of the award ceremony that will go on paramountt special the tony awards present broadway back, that will air on cbs television network, no one is more excited than viacom cbs shares are popping 3.9% we should look at ticketmaster because they sell a lot of the tickets and the obvious commission, disney's two production have latin and the lion king to return to broadway, it is fun and so is walt disney guess who's ready for the role on the great amazon, learning today officially that ceo jeff bezos will step down on july 5 as ceo the guy who runs it all and will make way for andy to take the reins of the e-commerce streaming tech go warmer in the news comes on the same day the amazon announced his second largest ever acquisition paying up $8.45 billion for mgm, the movie studio home the classic film such as rocky, james bond and popular tv shows such as handmaid's tale, shark tank, the real housewives catalog, not so much that but i know a lot of people love it, as amazon and subprime video who might be the first to get crushed by

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is paramount plus enough, for viacom >> can they, you know, fox is just news and sports that really is and the question there has also been, is there another play, it's not clear how many moves are left on this consolidation we've been talking about in the media industry, as you get all of these direct to consumer platforms, and they compete for viewers, and subscribers, and they need capital to put it into content, to do that. i just don't know where it will end now. what happens to -- well, are they supplying a lot of stuff to everybody, all of the platforms, to viacom, which seems to be all in on paramount plus and then even the smaller guys that are out there, it's going to be interesting, and then our own parent nbc-u, which is a big company but is it still seen as a really good -- >> doesn't discover go from something that may be in the bundle to something that has to be in the bundle cnn? sports >> discover ji, all of the networks combined. the most watched. >> if you're talking about the cable bundle, the question is it's coming down, we know it's only going one way >> so there

and as parents, you know, we all agreed that our children's life, safety was paramount. and you cannot even begin to imagine the pain of losing a child. it is -- destroys your world, destroys who you are, destroys your family, destroys your community. my son, who is a senior at bc asked me the other day, as we were sitting on the couch, do you think you'll ever be the old you? we miss the old you. and the answer is, no. you know, you're broken. you're forever broken. and there's just no way to fix -- no way to fix it. so we are all for anything that brings this cultural shift to this country so that people can own guns to defend their families, but at the same time keep children in their home or children who are visiting safe. >> and i will just say, from my experience, that your remarkable advocacy brought people together on both sides of the aisle. and it made this issue of safe storage distinctive and separate from other issues relating to gun violence. which is the reason why it had such overwhelming support. and i agree also tax deductions for people who purchase sa

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incessant and realistic training was of paramount importance. the challenges of morale.found the men in fine fettle he wrote letter. admonishing me that i had no cause for worry. d-day. with the fate of the war hanging in the balance. ♪♪ >> half a million troops backed by millions more faced outward across the stormy sea. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> on beaches that dotted the french coast of the channel, british, canadian and american troops touched shore. ♪♪ ♪♪ >> the first fateful moment passed and allied troops were holding on french soil. one week after the landings, the commander was able to say to the vast armies under him, your accomplishments in the last seven days of this campaign have exceeded my highest hopes. less than two months after the invasion, the allied force broke out of the beachhead perimeter. in the country around st. lowe. ♪♪ >> the breakout was the next step. and now they began the dramatic pursuit spearheaded by general george s. patton's armored force across the heart of france. and /* and then the grand triumph march through paris. which was freed by french troo

motive took over, everybody was kicked to the side profit motive is paramount. am a defender of israel -- host: we are running out of time but dr. levin, according to the government accountability office, johnson & johnson received a one billion manufacturing award and maternal was 1.2 billion astrazeneca, 1.2 billion, novavax 1.6 and pfizer nearly 2 billion. guest: absolutely. >> absolutely. take a look at what it takes to scale up and the kinds of infrastructure that you need much of that money was used not just to invest in manufacturing and distribution so be careful about the terminology that one is using. with regard to development, they did not receive money to develop that what the government did which was fantastic to speed up and ensure the fda could review the materials very quickly. but the comment is very important. i would like to return to that you are 100 percent right. if we have a world in which you and i i and the government pay for the people to research and then our motivation was nothing to do with profit, then indeed it is fantastic and wo

people who favor prohibition on stock buybacks, after all, they shareholders interest is no longer paramount and the government can determine that capital would be no -- more appropriately given to special interest groups. it is a fallacy that if you're thinking -- seeking profit, you are not helping people. a business can only profit when it is satisfied its customers and that can only be achieved with a satisfied workforce and a good relationship with the community. at me close with a suggested word of unsolicited advice. if there is an issue in the political realm that affects your bank, like taxes or regulatory policies, i would hope you would articulate your views on behalf of your shareholders. if there is a highly charged political issue that involves balancing competing values such as balancing access to voting with election security, both of which are important, sometimes competing values, that ought to be less -- those are the people elected to make these policy decisions and most importantly, they are the people who are directly accountable to the american people who hire and fire

but last saturday he noticed a young man was following him right around the paramount theater on broadway >> that's when i got a little suspicious thinking i better turn around and head toward home but i didn't make it. >> reporter: within seasons, barber says the young man slammed the gun up to his face. >> put it to my face and said give me your wallet. give me the cash, give me the cash so i gave him the cash. then he saw my bishop's ring and he said give me that ring. so i gave it to him and i did say please don't shoot me. i'm a catholic priest. >> reporter: barber stood alone on the street. no cars passed during the five minute encounter. he prayed to god expecting ex worse. >> i had just given a sermon, the good shepherd lays down for his sheep. go figure. >> reporter: the robber was young, perhaps in his early 20s and road away on a bicycle. >> right now the gun violence is out of control. >> reporter: noel gallo is fed up. >> we're killing each other. live in an area where i see the gang activity grow. >> reporter: oakland pd reports the city is seeing a 50% 50% 50 increase in ar

and these developments were particularly extreme in chin gym in 1980 paramount leader dang chow. pain proclaimed one of china's 1st special economic zones in what was then a small town, just under $59000.00 inhabitants. between 980-2010, according to a us report. jane jane was the fastest growing city in human history. the city devoured the neighboring farmland and engulfed entire villages. the today, official figures, say sion janet has over 12000000 inhabitants. in reality, it's probably more than 16 surrounding agricultural areas as still being rezoned as building land by decree. the urban villages within the city are also expected to make way for lucrative new buildings along the path from the central government. all village land inside a certain 70, now become nationally owned mean the land is no longer owned by the villages. they're owned by the government. so this is done by law, by national law. so you cannot say it's illegal. you can say it's legality. the correctness of the law we can or do, but it's, it's a national want. so therefore, the villagers found themselves to over

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but last saturday he noticed a young man was following him right around the paramount theater on broadway that's when i got a little suspicious thinking i better turn around and head toward home but i didn't make it. >> reporter: within seasons, barber says the young man slammed the gun up to his face. >> put it to my face and said give me your wallet. give me the cash, give me the cash so i gave him the cash. then he saw my bishop's ring and he said give me that ring. so i gave it to him and i did say please don't shoot me. i'm a catholic priest. >> reporter: barber stood alone on the street. no cars passed during the five minute encounter. he prayed to god expecting expe worse. >> i had just given a sermon, the good shepherd lays down for his sheep. go figure. >> reporter: the robber was young, perhaps in his early 20s and road away on a bicycle. >> right now the gun violence is out of control. >> reporter: noel gallo is fed up. >> we're killing each other. live in an area where i see the gang activity grow. >> reporter: oakland pd reports the city is seeing a 50% 50% 50 increase in arm

robbed at gunpoint of his wallet, filled with cash by a man on a bike near the stage door outside the paramount theater on saturday afternoon. >> he saw my bishop's ring "give me that ring" the ring i was consecrated by the archbishop when i was made a bishop. >> reporter: the bishop felt compelled to tell his story. >> i think most of the time he wears his collar, so it seems like people would know that he was clergy and it's just, it's horrifying. he's such a great man. >> reporter: a man well-known in the community, makes his way into areas n known to gun violence. earlier this month he issued a statement on the crisis in oakland. he says he feels that violence is filled by a proliferation of guns in the homes and on the streets. oakland police spokesperson johnna watson. >> we are looking at a 50% increase from last year, robberies different times throughout the day and evening, most of the robberies are armed. >> reporter: on sunday, the bishop tells his congregation to be careful. he is living proof gun violence is real. cheryl hurd, "today in the bay." >>> the a's next stop on their relo

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working on a report certainly the safety of our personnel, security of our operations and airspace are paramount concerns. whether that is identified or unidentified aircraft and we don't discuss that publicly for a range of reasons but certainly the president supports the od and i putting together a report . >> on housing, today we saw that panels of new homes to find people more than expected. in because of rising price because of the cost of materials like lumber. does the administration have concerns about what it's seeing in the housing market in particular, both in new homes. [inaudible] and what it can mean for thebroader economy ? >> let me say from some middle-class families, their primary source of wealth is their home so the financial effects that some are feeling more positive. that said, the increased housing prices we've seen does raise concerns for us about housing affordability and the housing market which is as you alluded to impacting many americans. we recognize there is a need for new housing supplies particularly in the affordable end of the market. there are supply and dema

i'm talking for these developments were particularly extreme in shin gym in 1980 paramount liter dang, chow. pain proclaimed one of china's 1st special economic zones in what was then a small town that just under $59000.00 inhabitants. between 980-2010, according to a us report, jane jane was the fastest growing city in human history. the city devoured the neighboring farmland and engulf entire villages. the today, official figure station jane has over 12000000 inhabitants. in reality, it's probably more than 16 surrounding agricultural areas is still being rezoned as building 9 by decree, the urban villages within the city are also expected to make way for lucrative new buildings. a law was passed from the central government. all village land inside a certain vicinity, now become nationally owned, meaning the land is no longer owned by the villages. they're owned by the government. so this is done by law, by national law. so you cannot say it's illegal, you could say it's the legality. the correctness of the law, we can argue, but it's, it's a national want. so therefore the villager

., . paramount? i do agree with the honourable _ paramount?resented by the bbc, and that is why the revelations in the dyson report are so damaging, because it casts doubt on these things, and i can assure my honourable friend that notjust things, and i can assure my honourable friend that not just the government but i believe the bbc are absolutely conscious of that and are determined to put it right. we arejust going we are just going to come out of that parliamentary debate on the bbc, as you heard, some damning criticism, understandably, of what happened with the martin bashir revelations and how the princess diana interview was secured 25 years ago. john whittingdale, the dcms, the minister, said they would be reviewing for forthcoming arrangements for impartiality and governance and transparency of the bbc, and said they needed a deeper look at the cultural change that is here, and said questions of sex, race, thought, geography, or needed to be looked at, and the question is also focused on the ongoing cover—up culture, as many people d

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summer travel season for guns house talking about the so-called digital green certificate as of paramount importance this is not only important for tourism countries it's not just important to a few it is important for all of us because it is a very important symbol that we are able to act that we stand together and it is a clear signal for freedom of movement for mobility in the european union. now a cyber attack on a vital u.s. oil pipeline is now starting to have real world impact drive as passengers the critical colonial pipeline was shut down off to run somewhere attacked last friday particle and takes a look at how it's impacting the public. in an increasingly familiar scene stretching up the east coast of the united states long lines of cars waiting to get fuel as more and more stations say there's none to sell. it's just one more thing that takes us into major stress the problem is a major pipeline that provides nearly half of all gas diesel and jet fuel to the east coast it's been turned off targeted by what the federal government says are russian hackers believed to be based in

15 which can be done at the present but it's a very long process and the the issue of security is paramount to be solved pressed and so that people feel now days at peace with a sense of peace and say so off to security where they leave and we will do with them able to wear where the incidence is for. a hit and they've heard everything patrick has had to say in cape town it strikes me that a state of siege a state of emergency is the 1st step to providing security the united nations peacekeeping force after 20 years hasn't been able to do that we have a massive humanitarian crisis as neve is just been talking to us about surely it's time to use the money that moleski we're spending for humanitarian needs get that done 1st disband the un peacekeeping force get a state of siege in and provide security security needs to come for sholay. the many people to have responsibility of holar something in the r.c. the coalition government has regional partners have the 2 lot of us it's us such as the un and the african union they have a role to play i want to speak out by the united nation particularly