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i'm sign of via jobs. accent present is a lecturer as university college london global citizenship program on outbreaks of infectious diseases. she says that report will damage trust in the sputnik job. this is going to have a big blow to the general russian wall out of the vaccines because there is already a great deal of hesitancy amongst russians that have been with a poll showing that about 2 3rd saying that even prior to this that we took her luminary investigation, she 3rd said that they would not take the vaccine. so i think this is going to further hamper their role as the dummy chair went onto the site to investigate this before. of course, giving your standards approval and the issue around contamination shows that the student is working in it. and this particular class is actually a feeling plant. so it would be one to part of the vaccine process in making us put in the 5. but again, really concerning, given the fact that moscow currently is going through a huge increase in cases one of the highest in the european retail. so i can, i think they're going to have a larger problem in convincing the population that it's a safe vaccine to take, even if

police say this group is responsible for $even if hundred million worth of financial damage their targets have been major universitiesexample of the ransom note it reads, your network has hacked a lot of valuable data stolen. we publish news and stolen files from companies that have refused to cooperate in the case of colorado and miami, the group actually did leak private data they stole clop is not as big as others, and they've only been operational for about two years, but cyber security experts say their methods are fairly sophisticated. >> they were definitely part of the groups called big game hunters. they go after big targets. the way they generally operate, they go in, steal and encrypt the data, and then start leaking out the data to prove they have it >> these sorts of arrests are rare and this one gave as you glimpse into how these hackers live from the looks of the video, they lived a life of luxury. the piles of cash you mentioned, well, please say it totalled around $185,000 u.s. dollars. in all 21 searches were conducted in and around kiev police say these arrests were significant. it allowing the inf

something that has really sort of scuppered the efforts to fight for the environmental damage from that wreckage. under how big is a senior lecturer in engineering, the university of southern queensland, he says, the columbia disaster is part of a much bigger global problem. the long term concern, he says supplies picks break up so they can remove them from the beach or from the city is in fact it will in impact on the food chain right from father point them and sewer plant and then the actual la bio, many marine species that form the basis of the whole food chain and then from the concentration can occur. the disaster is actually been going probably for a lot longer than people realize decades. this is just a long line of problems that have occurred as we have used plastics. very durable plastics for a use industrially and domestic use. but unfortunately, we're not recycling these plastics at the right that we can keep them out of the c wise and the water wise. so yes, it is a very obvious incident, but it's part of a much bigger problem. the density of mice. plastics is light in the water, which means i tend to flight not sink. and this is where moraine life

of food on water, in some cases, leaving a trail of damage to a story that's got a lot of people talking a lecture by a psychiatrist that yield university has sparked outrage. undiscussed, after she told the audience she'd like to gun down white people, dr. arena, kill and natalie been presenting her ideas on the alleged problems of a white mind back in april. are t starsky? taylor picks up the story. a trip to psychiatrist usually means a comfy chair, a face space, a piece of new judgment and paints. you feel free accepted. have you met dr. arena? kennedy? i had sons is so fun. loading the revolver into the head of any white person that goes in my way bearings, our body and wiping my bloody hands as i walked away, relatively gills less with bones and myself. like a do the world favor? yes, dr. caitlin, on he is a license. i car trust and i think we can all agree just from those few was that she's perfectly qualified to advise people and how to live that best lives. and she's all about hearing your story on your white because really, they are such boss kills. this is the cost of talking to white people at all because of your own life as

in some cases, leaving a trail of damage behind a lecture by a psychiatrist at yale university has sparked outrage. after she told the audience she would like to gun down white people. and dr. killing non presented her ideas on the ledge to problems of a white mind. back in april. the talk wasn't made public until john lists uncovered and uploaded the audio. as he's saskia taylor investigates. a trip to psychiatrist usually means a comfy chair, a face space, a piece of new judgment and paints. you feel free accepted. have you met dr. arena? kennedy? i had fun. is it so fun loading the revolver into the head of any white person that goes in my way bearings or body and wiping my bloody hands as i walked away, relatively gills, less with bones and myself. like it is the world favor? yes, dr. caitlin nani is a license, i can trust. i think we can all agree just from those few was that she's perfectly qualified to advise people how to live the best lives. and she's all about hearing your story on your why? because really they are such boss kills. this is the cost of talking to white people at a

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of a parking garage at universal studios hollywood overnight. a witness captured video of the blaze. a representative says no rights or attractions were damaged by the fire and it was business as usual. the fire broke out 13 years to the day after a devastating fire at the themepthe themepthep the king kong attraction. >> a long-standing job-related dispute seems to be the motive behind yesterday's shooting at a small rural fire station in los angeles county. a yet to be named off-duty firefighter shot and killed a colleague and wounded a captain at the station 45 miles north of los angeles. as morgan norwood explains, the suspect apparently took his own life after setting his home fire. >> a southern california community reeling after another deadly workplace shooting. this one, less than a week later. du death and i never thought occurred that it would occur in this fashion. >> and off-duty firefighter storming into a fire station killing one of his own colleagues. according to our station, the suspect was apparently involved in an ongoing dispute with a coworker. >> >> the firefighter with multiple gunshot wounds trying to get him into the

of ideas. there will never be a solution that has any reliability. in fact, the public trust in experts and science has been really damaged. where are the university -- >> they are all in china. >> they have to step up. it's not just refusal to publish stuff, it's also a fear of intimidation, these personal defamatory things. this is something that no american should want and everybody -- must have trust in science. >> dr. atlas, you are 100% right. the most compromised member is using private investigators to harass one of its g.o.p. colleagues and the family. congressman mo brooks joins us next, shocking details of eric's falwell's deranged behavior. i am robert strickler. i've been involved in communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. it has helped me an awful lot. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. so it's another day. yeah- that's what most people think. but in business it's never just another day. ev

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of ideas. there will never be a solution that has any reliability, the public trust in experts in general and in science has been really damaged. we really need -- where the university people who be -- >> in china. >> they have to step up. it is not just refusal to publish stuff, it is also the fear of intimidation, personal defamatory things. this is really something no american should wanted everybody regardless of what you believe about anything else, got to have trust in science. >> your 100% right, can't wait for your book, thank you for joining us. house into committee's most compromised members using private investigators to harass one of his gop colleagues and his family and another case of harassment. congressman mo brooks joins us next, shocking details of eric swallwell's deranged behavior, stay there. >> laura: congressman filed a lawsuit against donald trump. also named in this >> congressman eric swallwell claimed he incited the couple brought on june 6th, also named is my next guest mo brooks who has been am i a for months. this week it came to a head when congressman brooks's wife martha was accosted. congressman holds into their garage. seconds late

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of life. jim and poppy? >> goodness, 25 feet. a real dane gironger for the re workers. thank you very much. >>> drprofessor from drexel university and specializes in structural damage, thank you for joining us. >> thank you. >> when you read what the "miami herald" reports on the pool repairs the contractor came and took these photos of -- i think we can pull these up for you -- just months ago, and three-m three-month-ago letter to residents saying, this is how bad it is. we need to address this and it's going to include a $15 million assessment. when you put all this together, what does it indicate to you as someone whose specialty, again, is structural failure? >> first off, i want to say my heart goes out to the families impacted by this. some of the things we can learn from this is that the report from 2018 and the letter itself indicates how critical it is for us to maintain our structures in a timely manner. if they had addressed this issue in 2018 per chance, we would not be where we are today. what was happening in other parts of the building that were exposed to saltwater, in the case that the structure was crying out for help and needed, you know, the engineers

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university of southern california. >> cynthia bir: years of research have gone in to kind of what the makeup should be of this ordnance gelatin, to really represent what damage you would see in your soft tissues. >> pelley: so this is a pretty accurate representation of what would happen to a human being? >> bir: yeah, this is currently considered the-- kind of the state of the art. ( gunshot ) >> pelley: this is a 9 millimeter bullet from a handgun, which we captured in slow motion. the handgun bullet traveled about 800 miles an hour. it sliced nearly straight all the way through the gel. >> bir: this one is going to be a little bit louder. >> pelley: now, look at the ar-15 round. ( gunshot ) >> bir: see the difference? >> pelley: yes. it's three times faster, and struck with more than twice the force. the shockwave of the ar-15 bullet blasted a large cavity in the gel, unlike the bullet from the handgun. wow. there's an enormous difference. you can see it right away. >> bir: yeah, exactly. there's fragments in here. there's-- it kind of took a curve and came out. you can see a much larger area, in terms of the fractures that are inside. >> pelley: now watc

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