sorry, mr kovacs. we're nearly out of time.ow, brussels has launched a rule of law mechanism against your government now. you stand to be punished, not least very significant financial punishment, because of your failure to meet eu standards and values. and at the very same time, you're losing your friends in the region. that's not good, is it? especially that, what you are suggesting, actually... again, the use of words is very important. punishing is not exactly what you would expect from a bureaucratic centre of the european union in face of the political realities on the ground, the will of the hungarian people and the hungarian government's stance on these issues. we all know that the rule of law mechanism, especially in the format it is being used against hungary, is a political witch hunt. it, again, as you suggested, is a political punishment because we don't fall in line. we've been through this for the past 12 years. i believe we are going to cope with this. all right. sadly, zoltan kovacs, we're out of time. i thank

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young has refused to deploy so far. vaccination, some analysts say it's because the u and backed kovacs distribution program has international monitoring requirements and would expose the country to international scrutiny. with most of his 26000000 people believe to be unvaccinated, an outbreak could put a heavy strain on north korea's poor health care system. that might explain why it is now admitting cove it has arrived. according to some experts, they say pure young may be seeking outside 81 that it has repeatedly rejected. throughout the pandemic and journalist frank spur has been monitoring the situation from south korea. he spoke more about the challenges facing gang as cases multiplier. well, if we look at north korea is 26000000, you have 26000000 people that are not vaccinated. take into consideration also the alma cranberry and perhaps the most transmissible covered $900.00 variant so far. and north korea to lap protected health care system. prior to the cove in 1900 pandemic and for decades it's widely known that north korea is health care is critically underfunded, understaf

north korea previously refused vaccine offers from the kovacs distribution scheme. experts say the country faced the programs monitoring requirements would expose it to international scrutiny. in addition to pyongyang major, our light beaching south korea is now also offering to help children in brazil, i have repeatedly expressed my willingness to always open the door to humanitarian aid for north korea without political or military consideration. or what if north korea responds to south korea's offer to provide aid? or we will give full support, including coven, 19 vaccines, and medicines, medical equipment, and a health personnel. since north korea acknowledge it's only con outbreak last week, doesn't have already died in a 1000000 others sickened by the corona virus huddled with no vaccines and little medication available. taking precautions has become the key in north korea's cove. it battle. this years your vision winners have received a heroes. welcome back home in ukraine, colors of castro perform best song, stephanie at to go to god's at the ukraine. poland border. 2 2 2 2 c oh, t

north korea previously refused. vaccine offers from the kovacs distribution scheme . experts say the country fears the programs monitoring requirements would expose it to international scrutiny. in addition to pyongyang major r like beijing, south korea is now also offering to help on an invalid. i had repeatedly expressed my willingness to always open the door to humanitarian aid for north korea without political or military consideration. or what if north korea responds to south korea's offer to provide aid, or we will give full support, including covered 19 vaccines and medicines, medical equipment, and the health personnel. since north korea acknowledged it's only con outbreak last week, doesn't have already died in a 1000000 others sickened by the corona virus huddled with no vaccines and little medication available. taking precautions has become the key in north korea's cove. it battle one of the army and running in our for more is dr. sargje in limb. she's a senior lecturer in north korean studies at the university of central lancashire doctor lim. when you speaking about nort

but they have not been allowing the kovacs vaccines. so there are 0 vaccines that says it needed to north korea right now, so they will have to show more willingness to take the foreign aid in order to resolve this situation for the north korean people. ok, thank you for that. joe men came from and train using so before we go, the russian feminist, a punk collective pussy riots have been speaking out against vladimir putin regime for years now they're touring again. oh, what about the revolution? that's the question posed to a crowd here in berlin, where the band started their concert tour. it's a 1st performance since a co founder, a flag i fled russia in disguise. she's one of several band members who've been defeated, the jails for their activism. a members of the group performed a new song criticizing moscow's patrol, which will in crane and visit other european cities on that. was he? right. and i said you're up to date, more world news at the top of the hour. chelsea delaney has your business updates in just a minute. i'm doing th

steve kovac is back with us. steve, how does it look?oft is still flat but growing in double digits percentages, mid-40s, while there were concerns growth is going to stall or fall, really bullish on this and during the earnings call, there were concerns that enterprise spending is just going to go down and combated that and said, look, budgets might be being cut, businesses elsewhere but he doesn't know of a single company cutting their i.t. budgets and that's good for microsoft as they head into the summer and exercise pricing power on office and will be raising prices soon, jon. >> it's one thing not to cut that doesn't mean they'll grow it investors want to see this stuff growing year over year you know, when we look at companies reporting charging more for things and selling less of them, i wonder if that becomes a factor in enterprise software as well. >> it can but office is pretty much sat righted right now, 365, i don't think they have much more room to obtain more customers. pretty much all their current customers transferred o

. >> joe kovac was down at the local paper.nd all of the sudden -- >> i could remember the buzz in the newsroom. >> oh, this would be big. big, and disturbing. sometimes, things can be like that in the south, says joe. >> it was the shock, a shock to the system. ♪ ♪ ♪ but, there is something else about the south, something sweet, magnetic. it draws people in, and macon, with a storied history and his cherry blossoms at its very heart. >> but slow, relaxing. everybody here is welcoming. >> even for a new yorker but, -- who signed up at the mercer law school over here. >> you never meet a stranger i guess, in the south. that is what makes it so wonderful, comforting. >> it is where she met lauren giddings. >> when we found out that we were both from the north, we just instantly connected on that >> but, then why would you not want to connect with lauren? she was bigger than life. >> she was infectious. i mean, you could not be around her for more than five minutes, and not already be having a good time. >> she was the adored elde

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but they have not been allowing the kovacs vaccines. so there are 0 vaccines that says it needed to north korea. right now, so they will have to show more willingness to take the foreign aid in order to resolve this situation for the north korean people. ok, thank you for that. joe men came from and can use and so fun to pop music are looking forward to the eurovision song contest, fine. oh, this weekend. it's of the hosting, what's become one of the most popular tv events in the world, with maybe 200000000 viewers having entered tomorrow's final into room one song, there's a clear favorite. oh ukrainian for hip hop and candles. orchestra is riding a wave of good will at the eurovision song contest this year. while i am the contest top prize. there songs tiffany of fuses, traditional ukrainian folk music with hip hop, underscoring the importance of ukrainian culture and tradition. it's a tribute to frontman alexio's mother and although written before the war, the song has come to symbolize the mother of an entire nation with the ukraini

north korea previously refused vaccine offers from the kovacs distribution scheme. experts say the country fears the programs monitoring requirements would expose it to international scrutiny. in addition to pyongyang major, our light paging south korea is now also offering to help shannon indigo. i have repeatedly expressed my willingness to always open the door to humanitarian aid for north korea without political or military consideration. or what if north korea responds to south korea's offer to provide aid, or we will give full support, including covered 19 vaccines and medicines, medical equipment, and health personnel. since north korea acknowledged its outbreak last week, dozens of already died and a 1000000 others sickened by the corona virus. with no vaccines and little medication available. taking precautions has become the key in north korea's candidate battle. and some sports news in the world of tennis. no voc joker, which has won the italian open and with that his 1st title of the season, the serbian overcame stephanos city, pass in the final in convincing fashion. 6 love $7

we we have already ordered the appropriate amount from the kovacs mechanism, it will be a slightly different vaccine, that is, not the one we are all used to, it will be a pfizer vaccine, but the new form is already ready for use, it will not require a storage temperature of -20 or -70°, and this is of course the temperature +2 + 8 and this vaccine should arrive during the summer, and in fact such supplies are guaranteed to us until the end of this year and almost for the whole of 2020. it is also clear that from the beginning of the full-scale invasion of the concept of social distancing in society, if it has become a little blurred and in connection with this the fact that people next to each other are in close contact also spreads new infectious diseases there, not only covid e-e, which during these months recorded infectious outbreaks. we continue to record cases of botulism cases of botulism pe - mainly related to the fact that people, especially when returning to their homes after a-a deoccupation, already returning home, they use e old canned goods, they continue to buy e food product

north korea previously refused. vaccine offers from the kovacs distribution scheme . experts say the country faced the programs monitoring requirements would expose it to international scrutiny. in addition to pyongyang major, our light pitching south korea is now also offering to help on an indo joke. i have repeatedly expressed my willingness to always open the door to humanitarian aid for north korea without political or military consideration or watch. if north korea response to south korea's offer to provide aid, we will give full support, including covered 19 vaccines and medicines, medical equipment, and health personnel. since north korea acknowledged its outbreak last week, dozens of already died and a 1000000 others sickened by the corona virus. with no vaccines and little medication available, taking precautions has become the key in north korea's kelvin baton. let's have a look that some of the other stories making headlines around the world. one person as died and 5 others were injured after a gunman opened fire at a church in california on sunday authority. se churchgoe

what's difficult - for kim jong—un has apparently repeatedly turned down offers - from the who, the kovacsxactly where - the vaccines went for that - and the north koreansjust really didn't want that much intervention inside their own country. - they really shut their borders. it seems probably relaxed too much. there was a big debate in the start of the pandemic about which forms of government will work best. some say maybe authoritarian regimes will do a betterjob simply because they have control. actually as china has proved, it ain't necessarily so. no, authoritarianism gets wrapped up but it doesn't necessarily work. it is extraordinary, that resurgence in china. also with the authoritarian regimes you have a lack of information. you don't actually know it's happening in these places and that is part of this problem, when you're not getting the full facts it's very hard to gauge what's actually happening, how best to help people. it is extraordinary how accountable governments were able to bring in very successful vaccination programmes like this country. that was quite startling. it

we've also had offered from kovacs the international initiative to provide at vaccines. they have been particularly choosy. it seems the north koreans about what vaccines they would want to accept and also what might come along with that, whether they would be a stipulation of monitoring of cases, whether in allowing things to come in to the countries such as vaccines personnel aid. there's also a chance that you risk importing cobit 19 to begin with, so they have been resistant to all of those offers of help so far. and of course, if they now are accepting that they have a crisis on their hands after claiming that they've been free of this for 2 and a half years domestically, it will not play well if they are seen to be. now in, in the crisis i'm being helped by the outside world and do you rather try their cross or that for us from the south korean capital sol? thank you, ron. now the funeral for a young palestinian man has set off more violence with israeli forces. it's added to attention and occupied east jerusalem. almost a week after algebra john, this julian was s

neighbors and their allies, such as china that has been offering testing and also a vaccines also from kovacs, the ag, the global initiative to provide vaccines, north korea has been resistant to those offers. it seems that a north career, it's a combination of being a, being very choosy about the types of vaccines it will allow into north korea. but then also there is an, almost almost a paranoia with the north koreans about allowing in any foreign experts, any foreign aid, we've seen a food imports emergency food being held up of the borders. for example, for the fear that it might somehow be contaminated by cov, it's so they are concerned about that they're concerned about international monitoring that might come along with accepting any aid. and then of course, from a domestic point of view, after saying for 2 and a half years, it has this under control is one of the few places in the world that doesn't have the, the, a cove it. and army kron that. now it is an a crisis and it is accepting all of this, a packaging from abroad, with foreign labels, et cetera, that it has to, to, to ask the

that was stephen sackur talking to zoltan kovacs, from the hungarian government — and you can see theand bbc world news in the coming days — log on to our website to check the times. 0ur correspondentjenny hill is in moscow and says the kremlin�*s preparing for the possibility of eu sanctions. the kremlin this morning dismissed such talk as just plans. a spokesman for vladimir putin saying that this would be a double—edged sword and by saying that, what he meant, he was repeating something which vladimir putin quite often tells the russian people, that any kind of energy embargo on the part of europe would hurt europe more than it will hurt russia. vladimir putin, i think for some time now, has calculated, not without justification, that it will be very difficult for the eu to come up with a cohesive and agreed position on any kind of embargo on russian energy supplies and he's seeing that today. it gives him a bit of time to try and work out what he will do when he loses the very important revenue from oil and gas sales to europe. he's talking about intensifying sales to other custom

they sent viktor orban's official spokesperson, zoltan kovacs, who, judging by his name and his policy with russia. - you have to have a reasonable and pragmatic relationship with the leader of the russian federation. - is it regretful that it's got a little cozy that viktor orban has been applauding vladimir putin. - yeah, but by all-- - made russia great again. - took a proper look by all comparison. mr. orban's relationship with mr. putin is in no way outstanding. if you take a look at the businesses that have been done actually between germany and france and russia and other western european countries. - so we're looking elsewhere. i mean, this is good whataboutism. - this is left over from the soviets? - no double standards here. not even in terms of personal meetings it would stand out, actually. and certainly we have nothing to do with the war between ukraine and russia. the causes, the reasons behind that are still to be understood. - who's to blame for the war? - and that's that's exactly the the thing we are not going into. - you're not going to-- - we're not playing the blam

bring the justice those white terrorists who had murdered upwards of a hundred african-americans and kovacs, louisiana grant spoke bluntly. angrily noting that everyone of the colfax miscreants goes unwhipped of justice and no way can be found in this boasted land of civilization and christianity to punish the perpetrators of its bloody. and monstrous crime a year later he observed a government that cannot give protection to life. property and all guaranteed civil rights in this country. the great greatest is an untraveled ballot. is of failure he could not be any clearer. and grants went last annual message. he assessed his own presidency in words that reflected both humility and pride. mistakes have been made as all can see and i admit he observed though. he added that he had done his best. failures have been errors of judgment not of intent yet he stood firm with a disputed presidential election complete with talk of violent resistance to the results. threatened to endue the republic he had done so much to save. and he pointed decisive role and staving off yet another national crisis. as

let's bring in steve kovac now for more where does this come from and why do they feel they need to do> apple tells me this is all about an annual review but it's a coincidence that it happens a week before these first union votes will start rolling in in atlanta, georgia those workers are asking for something similar to around $22 an hour, so they might be getting what they want before they even have to cast a vote so it's going to be really interesting to see when the voting starts and gets counted if this puts a wet blanket on the effort to youunionize it's across the board globally every apple employee, the budget is going up for salaries. >> we all saw this narrative play out and gain some traction if you go back a couple of months ago with wage gains at amazon and the likes but amazon has been shuttering some of the wafrehouses it adde during the pandemic and apple has held up better than some of the other companies but i guess it's an encouraging sign that they feel like the labor tightness is a much bigger issue than any labor market. >> exactly they have these two factors work

they have a kovács and vaccine.they've been sitting on for four months that gives better t protection against violence. they're just, you know, waiting on the bureaucracy and they say the money isthey going to go ton hyper testing. we don't need to be hyper testing immune people are'r feeling this testing industrial complex of immune peoplehis and the money is also going to go to parts of it which is being overused right now in vaccinated immune people who are low risk. the trial on paxil which shows that it saves lives in unvaccinated high risk people and yet it's being given out like candy right now tos g anybody with mild symptoms. >> yeah, they they love it. am i saying right. like i have a lot of friends who took it, you know, that it was a given to them, but they're very low risk people. they had already had covidn and they had already been vaccinated and they had that it justst there just seems to be na rhyme or reason to this . and of course there are a lot of people who are concernediz that this whole thing

and that was last year when they felt more confident and they are injected the vaccine offered from kovacs. now i don't think that the order number one is a vac. seen the priority now is to have protecting personal, protecting equipment for the doctors and stuff and to have destiny which to confirm these cases and to have medicine to treat the confirmed cases. and after that baby in a couple of weeks, they can ask for something else, but so far i think these are the images. and perhaps they got some from china. and what do you make of their doctor out? she equivalence room, young joe. he comes on television at 9 30 am every day to report the number of people with phoebe, the number of deaths to explain any new cove and mesh measures. who is this guy, and why is north korea going down this apparently similar playbook to the rest of the world? what it and north korea is different from the beginning, from, or any other country, and they have their own system. and the problem with them also is that there are some sanctions on some difficulty in reaching the outside world. so that reflect that

well, it turns out her commentary on kovács origins trackeded china's remarkably well.gain, the labeling theory is still the most plausible explanation of its origins. always has. but tiktok princess, she doesn't care that holde your breath for fact checks on china. the democrats new millennial culture warrior will spend her time scolding conservative media wil with a karaoke accompaniment. so will any of us work this in your face defense of the stuff that they've been trying to hide from parents and taxpayers for all these years, these attacks on the first amendment?? >> even now the supreme court's legitimacy. all i'll say is republican campaign managers and their candidates across america tonight are thrill about the democrats new strategy. so bring it on . for for too long the gop establishment has runto like scared little sisters from i the cultural issues. those critical issues of the day. they prefer to focus on the safe issues like economic and tax policy. that's not enough. the f not without the issues that touch the formation of our children. our own children,

busy was still refusing vaccinations from kovacs. the global aligns from the us from south korea saying that said they can handle this with home grown remedies with flu remedies for fighting the symptoms. and of course, having a national lockdown and continuing to seal that borders to the outside world. rob, thanks robin. write that reporting from. thank you. what japan has accused china and russia provocation after the military planes flew over the sea of japan, begging says the drills a part of an annual exercise. looked upon himself for a scrambled fighter jets when the war planes got near their airspace. the 13, our joint patrol came as japan was hosting the leaders of the so called quote, which includes australia, the united states, and india. un security council, calling for an independent investigation into the death of al desert, jealous, sharing. abruptly. the body's been meeting to discuss threats to global media. freedom, excuse me. i will. i clue was shot in the head by israeli forces while on assignments . and janine ear