and we're joined by market vill, who is a financial expert from the university of st gallon. so conrad, let's start with you. what are we expecting from the e? c, b today and their announcement? good morning, daniel. and good morning, mr. williams. frank gallant, what's expected today here in frankfort from the e. c. b is the announcement of a 2 year design phase, followed by a 3 year test phase for the new digital euro. and apart from this, we are probably not going to hear many more details because the details are the things to be tackled in the coming year. ok, let's go over to marcus now. as a consumer pain with a digital euro will be a similar process to pay by cards. so why would any consumer really be interested in adopting the new as of yet on tested currency? very simple because we will need to be digital currency is fossa and smart the old, normal money as we know. and as soon as more consumers will be in the things that when the cost and smart money, and that's why we need a digital central bank owned and regulated digital currency, i. e, the euro. ok, so central bank owned and regulated. and if i can just deposit my cash directly with

the other occurrences around the world are in free for all the e, c, b, and other various currencies. the euro are and there is open writing and revolt in europe. and in south africa and germany is under water. and these countries are genuinely facing existential crisis. so the dollar is a beneficiary of that relative to but that's always been the case in this post $971.00 era money where everything is relative. and on a relative basis the us dollar is compared to these other currencies. but i think that the average worker is experiencing 2 things arising prices and a decline in real wages. and that is a recipe for social unrest, which is on the periphery happening in the u. s. hasn't yet met the vortex of like, say, an american spring or a worry or what's happening in greece, for example, or a cuba hasn't yet happened in the us. we'll see, you know, it looks like it's adding to that to complete the global insurrection against banker occupation. there are stars in the wind, i believe is the phrase that one would use in this case. yeah, there is a bit of unrest you might say in cuba, a

c. b. and now he's a prime minister of italy, so they keep getting the same people are like bad pennies to keep appearing so until they can get fresh ideas. and this corruption cycle, we're not going to get out of this loop until it explodes. and then i hope they don't bring larry summers back to, to dallas out of this. you know, this is what happens. you just get you, you some definition of insanity. when you keep doing the same thing over and over and expect to achieve a different result. we're just getting deeper and deeper in investors keep getting bigger and we're not creating manufacturing. we're not creating organic growth, which is what drives the economy, not financial ization. so we've been on the wrong track for at least 30 years here . and to turn the train around panic around on a dime is not going to happen. it's going to happen with the next crisis. it, we're going to see substantial change. the banks will probably get blamed. and what they'll probably do is try to have some sort

and yet, and yet those videos still live on nbc, cnn, and c, b s. and. and yet they censored alice in morrow. the journalist, the youtube, who had me on, they centered her not the clip she was exposing as medical misinformation because it was coming out of the corporate news channels. it, it's absurd. insane double standard we're experiencing now. youtube lost all credibility. i don't know what to do. yeah, and i think you're not the only one. i mean, you've been a big critic of, you know, big tech and sort of over barren power of things. and i suppose the question is in the gray areas, isn't it was clearly supporting, organized crime is one thing about something you've not done and they've admitted that mistake. clearly nobody disputes that but that's crazy. but i mean, you would say that putting a fine line between free speech and a something, not the spiteful law and preventing misinformation. and that's pretty difficult, isn't it the find out bottom own i was the, it's a general who get to determine what misinformation. that's the problem, you know,

and i could, i said, well i'm out of here, i was going to leave it to m b c. or i mentioned a, b, c to try to put some sort of snake on me some punishment, some kid i wasn't gonna get involved in that place. and okay, there was a complaint, it was honest, it was accurate, it was wrong. what i did was wrong. so now you know, there's never been a clear the reporting on it was, i think, somewhat clear, but not that clear. well, certainly in my book, i make it clear what happened on charleston company to south carolina primary, the next day i'm out of there. right. so it was going to affect why i think you did a great job explaining what happened there, but it also raises interesting question of where are we as a nation, are we, are we tribes that are all fighting each other or we are trying to understand each other have empathy and kind of, you know, build a thing and i comes in, i'm going to ask you a question. your chris matthews, run hardball the night. i thought of some topics, you know, maybe you might cover, you know, biden's, belly flop on, you know, the in

c. b, why would anyone come to us? and the e. c. p is throwing its weight around and could cause problems for the big banks as well. we have to wait and see whether that's going to be true though. you know, these banks mostly make that money off debt so they can still attract customers who want loans and mortgages. this kind of thing. so that could all just be his theory at the moment. but also you have to think if this bank, if this central bankers in control of people's money and have issues around security in issuing this for example, then everyone is going to be affected all at once and is going to be very problematic. so the european central bank has to get this down has to make sure that it's secure in order to be able to make sure that everyone is on board on this, and that everyone will be using the digital euro in the next few years. ok with that look potentially into the future. their d. w. daniel winter. thanks so much. it's a pleasure. in sports. kenneth starr roger federer has pulled out of the upcoming olympic games be

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the office was, was for many years, the number one show on netflix and it's in b c's property. and yet a show that was somewhat popular in its time on television has become absolutely iconic, because of streaming and 9 lives like seinfeld. the crystal ball award for this whole streaming phenomenon has to go to netflix because they did not name it movies by mail back when it was snail mail. and the d v. d 's we chose from their menu of the african war releases. then nearly a decade ago, came house of cards, season 113 episodes released all at once, and binge watching when digital couple of years later when netflix, c e o read hastings keynote, the consumer electronic show. he wowed us with a preview of the crown. and now netflix touts a new movie every week, original content and amazon prime as keeping pace. and these platforms also offer deep vaults and big screen heads. and now a netflix deal for both with steven spielberg, who's going to produce new stories and whose body of work includes classics like jaws, e t. schindler's list, saving private ryan ban. we know amazon is flu

and the canadian province of british columbia. this is not good news when you consider across b. c. there are more than $250.00 wildfires burning, and this area is parts. for example, vernon, b, c hasn't seen a drop of rain since june 15th. the storms are toward the east, rumbling through ontario, quebec, and pushing into the maritimes. look at the winfield associated with this. so we will see some fierce winds as we show you the rest of north america. we do have some storms brewing for south dakota, nebraska into iowa on friday. now we'll go bit further south into central america, some heavy rounds of rain toward the pacific coast of mexico. this will impact acapulco and if we look toward panama, we know that there's been a life in land sites lately. and more than 5000 homes destroyed off to south america, and the cold front has really punched across here, dropping temperatures down rio de janeiro, 18 degrees below average. they're also below average. as we look toward a saw see on, we've got a rain through the amazon basin toward the south east of columbia and southern areas of ven

formally introduce the digital euro would have the same value as castle, the money and bank accounts it would be issued by the b, c, b o, by a national central bank to private persons and companies alike. euro deposits would probably be kept at a value of around 3000 years. that's 2 e's fist. the digital coin could maybe make the e. c b, a competitor to regular banks. but a survey by germany central bank says most consumers here would reject a digital year or half of households say they see no benefit over current payment methods. and i worried about security. now i'm joined by daniel winter from d w business. are you worried, daniel? that not worried. i use surprise that germans don't like the digital you're. of course i'm not surprised. i mean, i hate to say sorry get how did this is offensive, but everything new that technologically new ships were being rejected by the germans. before eventually takes like 10 years to get, but that's actually an important question because the c, b will need a broad range of people across the heroes to adopt this to make it successful. no worries. i'm not offended. no, my fellow

and the u. s. in japan are also investigating so far the e. c. b has promised that any future e euro would be fast, easy, and secure, and that services would be free and payments could be made via card or smartphone. a lot of questions remain unanswered, but there's still time d, c, b official. say the earliest an e euro coin could roll out is 2026. let's just try to get a better understanding of the actual thinking behind the digital. he already had a financial correspondence in frankfort contractors. the race of global currencies is on and if the europeans, if the european central bank once the euro to remain one of the leading reserve currencies of this world, it has to keep the euro up to date. the central bank has to communicate to citizens, businesses international investors, that it's really worth while to have the euro work with it and invest in it. having a digital version of the currency plays an important role here. of course, here in germany, a little bit of german angst is always a play. many people in the country love cash. they fear

and so the c b also even highlighted in the, in the paper today saying that it's going to be much more environmentally friendly than bitcoin. so yes, and obviously if it gains much wider acceptance because it is safe and secure, that will be a clear advantage as well over there and talk about the advantages. what are the advantages for both businesses and for you and me? well, i mean, you can imagine if you own a local shop or a cafe every time someone comes in with a credit card, you got to pay some kind of percentage to get that payment processed. well, this will be just like a bank account transaction. it should be free, you should be able to just get the money sent directly to you instantly. so that's a big advantage for many businesses and also for people as well as a surprising amount of people in europe who don't have a bank account here that will be able to get one free and easy by the european central bank. this of course has also also has its critics. and what are they saying? well, they're basically saying, okay, won't this push normal banks out? so if you can just get a ban

fine, but now it looks like they have to spend a critical amount of time and energy and money into satisfying the c a, b, and complying with the review regarding user data. and so the bare issue that you touched on earlier on the show is whether these actions will kind of mark this new direction for regulatory crackdown and on user data and privacy. and if that will discourage other chinese tech firms from now listing overseas. so it also shows that the tension between china and us kind of spilling over into the capital market . now, chinese firms won't want to list in the u. s. for fear that they're going to be targeted. and us investors will now suit uncertainty betting on us the chinese thing because while you do have that huge part that china is a growing tech behemoth that has a ton of r and d coming coming in. you kind of don't want to get caught up in the regulatory uncertainty of it all. and d quotes, we know that china has been cracking down on concerns related to data security and they've really been cracking down on chinese run enterprise over the last month and a half or so. so how did these

turned into a march of violence when ultra nationalist fall right protest is took to the streets of b, c. and an anti l g b to rally an angry mob ransacked the offices of the local l g b, t, pride, organization, and the tax activists. and journalists, politicians and georgia, leaving the government for encouraging violence. or maybe there are many responsible people, but when the violence is openly announced in the country and it is not prevented the main responsible person is the government. not turning. the violence were very clear, but the interior ministry was not prepared enough to prevent this violence. the green light to this violence was given by the prime ministers very shameful and unlawful statement made in the morning. some of these are the words that many considered responsible for inciting the violence when the young today's l. g b t mark poses a threat of confrontation was, as you know, the majority of our population considers today's rally unacceptable. which is why i do not think it should be held on ro, steadily avenue out in which other this is going to be, is there? what h

and japan are also investigating. so far the e. c. b has promised that any future e euro would be fast, easy, and secure, and that services would be free and payments could be made via card or smartphone. a lot of questions remain unanswered, but there's still time. you see, be official, say the earliest an e euro coin could roll out is 2026. let's just try to get to a better understanding of the actual thinking behind the business. so he already had financial correspondence in frankfort contractors. the race of global currencies is on and if the europeans, if the european central bank once the euro to remain one of the leading reserve currencies of this world, it has to keep the euro up to date, the central bank has to communicate to citizens, businesses international investors that it's really worth while to have the euro work with it and invest in it. having a digital version of the currency plays an important role here. of course, here in germany, a little bit of german angst is always as play many people in the country love cash .

turned into a march of violence when ultra nationalist fall right protest as took to the streets of b, c and an anti l g b to rally? an angry mob ransacked the offices of the local l. g. b t, pride organization and attacked activists and journalists, politicians, and georgia, blaming the government for encouraging violence. there are many responsible people, but when the violence is openly announced in the country and that is not prevented, the main responsible person is the government values of ireland. so very clear, but the interior ministry was not prepared enough to prevent this violence. the green light to this violence was given by the prime ministers very shameful and unlawful statement made in the morning. some of these are the, was that many considered responsible for inciting the violence when the young, today's l. g b, t model, she poses a threat of confrontation. as you know, the majority of our population considers today's valley unacceptable. which is why i do not think it should be held on will steadily avenue out on the other. this was, this is what happens next called inter

but let's go in around the re, b and c, because you know, for oman, a huge swath of the country is at risk of seeing sand and death storms just because of brisk winds, as we had towards southern pockets. and same story here. augusta about 50 kilometers per hour in karate. some showers for the hor, and as long as we head toward saturday, take you to the mediterranean now and we got to talk about this deadly wildfire in northern lebanon. cruz trying to get the upper hand, but it has spread into neighboring syria conditions have been dry. it's also been windy in this part of the region as while there you go. bay route up to 31 degrees on saturday. look at some of this heat. also a forest fire burning, just east of antalya for africa. storms are bubbling up where we expect toward ethiopia, south sudan into the democratic republic of congo on saturday. the darker the color, the more intense the rain. you know, 4 areas of zimbabwe, temperatures have come up. finally, bill a while we've got a high of 20 degrees showers for central and northern areas of most than peak on saturday. that sure w

wait a 2nd, you're going to blow up a process, and there's all these new articles coming out about how now we're turning the air league against a u. m e c o. b and agents are involved in both so, so there's a lot of sort of bad things, rhetoric going on here, but egypt let me say it another way with each drop of water that goes into the reservoir in ethiopia, egypt and sudan loses leverage over the long. ready term ocean, that's why they are pressuring for english issues now because they want a better long term outcome. and so they're raising the stage now to get what they want for the long term. when they have the most leverage of each summer, that if you could start filling over the next 6 to 10 years, the downstream countries will. ready leverage, very interesting land in interesting dynamics developing to william laurence a professor of international relations at american university. always great to hear do inside from there. thanks for joining us against that. because i'm moving on and us president joe biden has defended his decision to pull all american troops out of afghanistan, saying the military operation will end on august 30. fir

c, b doesn't really have authority over whether or not great banks do this. what is important though, is that by the e. c b signing up and saying we give you our stamp of approval. it doesn't cause any problems for any of the recovery fund money that greece is supposed to get as part of the coven relief package that was signed last year by all these european nations in the european union. so by not doing anything that's going to upset the e c b, that's probably a good move as, and greece continues to work to kind of realign their banking system. and by and j . p. morgan has now estimated that greek banks will exceed 20000000000 euros between 20222024 because of a plan by the government to deal with non performing loans. what do we know about that? yeah, absolutely. so essentially what they're doing is the estimation here is that between 2022, as you said in 2024, there's going to be a much bigger increase in all of this, we're talking about exceeding 20000000000 euros. and that's about 12 percent of the gross domestic product of the entire country brief. so the idea here is, and by the way this, this does relate to these

and since democrats have decided to defend the police, there's a new poll neil that came out from a b, c. and just within 2 months, let me just read it to you. this is an optimism poll. it dropped 20 points since may in may, it was 64 percent of americans believed that this we were on an optimistic trajectory. ok now it's 45 percent. ok. the pessimism is 36 percent in may and now it's up 55 percent. that's because of this president and, and the crazy lies coming out of his white house. yes. and some really valid information show you not to with us a little more come a context of the scenario. really appreciate your time. karen, karen jordan, my guest, republican strategist, former trump 2016 campaign senior advisor. thank you. thanks me. on another news, the west efforts in afghanistan were a failure, according to russia's defense minister. he was speaking of the meeting of the shanghai cooperation organization, which brings together top military officials from your asian countries, including china and india, on these in a patricia and keeping an eye on the high profile gathering. a mana

heavily criticized earlier in the tournaments and not allowing munich stadium to be lit up in rainbow colors. this latest if it has also been planned by the l g b t, c, community and also tenants. roger federer has been cameron nori to move into around for wimbledon. the record 8 time champion, one in 4. sit phaedra, it turned the 14 next month has had some obstacles at the tournament that has got through to the 2nd week. with my through, i will pay the italian rent, so on ego in the next round. meanwhile, germany is angela cab has jumped into round for wimbledon by beating alexandra test of it. the 2018 champion has struggled for the past 2 years. she found form just before the tournament and has carried it into the grass. grand slam cupboard is the only form of wimbledon champion left in the women's single drawer. she'll face a 17 year old coco golf in the next round. in formula one, racing dutchman, back max. steph, and sorry, i sealed pole position yet again for the austrian grown prey. the red bull driver gave himself a perfect chance to extend his overall late in the championship. second on the grid will be mclaren, mclaren, landa, norris soft

and it even says a german is request. can you imagine how much time is needed to prepare an application from a state to the o. b, c, w with a request for assistance in the investigation of chemical weapons poisoning and germany must have had at least something in his hands to have grounds for contacting the b c. w. but here's the thing, the russian diplomats had the opportunity to ask this question to the head of o, p c, w, and a representative of germany. so when the russian side us, how did the agency manage to be so remarkably efficient? the response from the o. p c, w head was silence, but then the representative of germany chimed in and here's the recollection of events by the spokeswoman of the russian foreign ministry. maria, the heart of she came up with an ingenious idea and left mistress that was in the presence of dozens of foreign representatives in her opinion. it was a typo which annoyingly hadn't been corrected in time, but the head of the o. b. c. w remained established silent, and then something completely unimaginable happened. the german permanent representative said, she remembered everything o

busy iraq, c, ria, and lebanon. and group b is a tough one with japan, up against australia, saudi arabia, china, oman, and vietnam. the top c finishes in each group will go through with the 3rd place teams facing each other to decide who advances to be into the confederation. playoffs to girl solver a tough, you know, so, but this is a price to go to the war to 2022. we asked to be ready, dominates was a very i'm what the vision i use and some nice from the years right now we build up for the quarter finals. they thought the morrow will ukraine booked a placement authentic whenever sweet them and they prime minister showed the support by wearing a teen jersey to a cabinet, anything in it, all the other government ministers in the payment, those at the end up in the teams color. that's where we'll leave it for most for the coming up again later on. great, thanks very much indeed. an asset from me, rob matheson, for this news, i will be back in a moment with more of today's news joint if you can, devise ah, for some a robot is a

and numbers on the rise. again, another lockdown is looming. we have a plan, a, b, c. and sometimes even d, in case things change in the competitions or plan, but it's still unclear, especially in the hall where people can't socially distance. and there are many athletes. how can anyone in the athletes are working on jumping power and technique? the empty stadium, their training, it reflects the wider situation, which at this point has already been going on for far too long. yeah, let us, unfortunately, this year's a bit uncertainty, but that's a lot of people are preparing for competitions that will get cancelled at the last minute. you are also working towards being fit enough for the competition by training properly. so all of that was not happening. it's pretty tough to deal with . 6 6 6 6 6 germany is bracing for a month. okay. and then the clock downstairs, again, is the coming day. so it will be locked on from the 16th of december. and what will happen is planned, international sporting events, will they now be cancelled? because despite the latest lockdown, alex

and we think it will be very faithful them and we'll pick them against a acquiring b c. and then we implemented government and bring us to making an attempt to meet the cation campaign, to encourage the lesson, to go and get the vaccinate press election from the center for travel medicine and tropical diseases at sheep medical center in israel. thank you very much. thank you and asked her not some of the other stories making headlines for my south african president, jacob's duma is defying a court deadline to give himself up to the authorities. same. it was found guilty of contempt for refusing to attend the hearing and a corruption inquiry and was sentenced to 15 months in prison is appealing to him. holding a 1000 rescue as a writing to locate thousands of people still missing after a massive landslide in japan, mud and flood waters tore through the seaside city of a tommy some 100 kilometers from tokyo. at least 3 people now confirm dead firefighters about link to contain ablaze for a massive explosion at a factory that makes oem and plastic pellets on the outskirts of

c. bureau chief of the san francisco examiner speech writer for president jimmy carter, former host of the tv show, hardball and m s. b c, which was a political institution for more than 20 years. he retired last year and recently published his autobiography, this country, my life in politics and history. chris matthews is terrific to have you with us today. let me just ask you about the frame you have. what i read about you getting into politics coming out of the, you know, the catholic scene in, in pennsylvania and, you know, getting a patronage job, you know, all of the inner workings of those political forces at the time. you know, it kind of reminded me that it had kind of a tribal dimension. and so as i look at new tribes emerging in american politics the day, you know, i'm just interested in whether or not we're just at the front end of what it was like when boston catholics were, or philadelphia catholics came in. and how, you know, whether or not we're just reliving history and aren't yet quite really realizing it well, i was, i was on chip o'neil's last junket code, you know, back in 86. it was, it's all rel

and so on. so it would be good to do it, but we should only do it when j. c. b, i is absolutely sure of the safety on that because the last thing you want to damage a child who might be a little risk for gauging violence and then we but if lee committee felt the vice seamless unsafe for children, then why would they be advising it for killed must have the conditions and indeed for children, we have the adults at home and particularly vulnerable to the virus. so why it would be advisable for some children and others if it was felt to be unsafe. i could only imagine that irish benefit choice or making if the risk is greater, then you know the benefit is greater than age at the moment. i think it may be that some of the kids about children haven't been exposed, turn off a lot to buy and therefore they're not sure they can see with certain page that the risk they small. so i think it's safe. i haven't seen data on complications of just canada, anecdotally about children who have had some and some complications but they really have to get the data and shot that out t

c-span report card, your vote. here's are the report card, 36% grading joe biden with an "a" and 34% with a "b" and "c" and the rest you with an "f." come up next we hear from lisa on the interhe had. >> vp in. >> caller: i would give him an an. i would give him and in. request to noil and would i give the man an e for effort to, democrats like joe manchin, he should just go ahead and change patients know. i mean, i'm an independent. i just think that when we mode to work tonight. >> and you feel like joe mfrpin it no longer -- absolutely. mr. boyden can only get so much done, and anything that -- that -- when there a compies in, there when owes dis'groemt joe march be hauloid in there. that's jobs. taste makes off the f.when these bridges and rosts start collapsing, then it will be trip ol or-term, these that's. i'm not understanding the infrastructure. like i said, joe manchin is straight being used as a block. >> let's hear from vic now. windemere, florida. democrats line. >> caller: i give mr. biden an q." he has to deal with mitch cook conditional would not nothing. he's never done one thing. he tried to cut s

that's the easy that, you know, robert, you know, i always go after seeing in an m s and b c. now i'm going to go after fox ok, lori ingram. i a couple years ago i had former c, i director wellesley. i think it was on and you know, and he was saying, well, yeah, sometimes the ca does this, you know, we talk about a ran, you know, maybe guatemala and then she asked, will you still do it today? and he did this bumbling act in front of her. it was really quite embarrassing for an adult man. and she just let it stand. i mean, i found out to be cowardice. i mean, it's been you. so what is your answer? can you kind of elaborate, sir? but no, it's go to a commercial break. ok. so you know, so much as i go after the liberal media, you know, fox news is no better. go ahead, robert. or the end of the day, the whether it's a liberal or conservative media, they all have the same corporate money motive behind getting viewership. it's about making sure that you have to get installed in my pillow, get the sell all these other products that are being hopped on the network. and that's being don

ah, ah, to guy and leaders headline their conditions were considering b. c. circled by the government including a un investigation into the last war crimes. ah. hello there i'm how am i getting? this is al jazeera life until also coming up for mistakes african president, jacob's in crisis christ all support is outside his home. the feat, challenges a court ruling could send him to prison that was killed after military transport plane. this is the wrong way and crashes in the southern philippines. and fibers hackers shut down a supermarket, chain of these companies will white feelings. they're being held to ransom. ah, to go in forces in northern ethiopia, said they're ready for c sar. talks with the federal government as long assertion conditions, a met with a growing people's liberation front to sort of statements or twitter demanding a full withdrawal of foreign troops from the region is why i love for you an investigation. it's easy appear and is every tree and allies for less war crimes and crimes against humanity. regional leaders also won't be unhinder