most of them what have been college in the nursery habitats getting us doing the front of the international union for conservation of nature classifies blue sharks as near threatened. for that reason, the numbers that can be caught and sold are subject to ever greater restrictions of all the point. now, whether the quote as will stabilize populations is debatable high. and on this 1st, before people even started studying these animals, we'd already designated almost all the large truck populations in the atlantic distribution. 6 sharks play a vital role in our oceans. these apex predators suit at the top of the complex inter linked food chain. they keep the ecosystem balanced, also by eating sea creatures that are sick or weak. over fishing sharks would take them out of what's called the food lab, upsetting the balance between predator and pray. in the long term, it would also endanger the very stocks on which the fishing industry depends. that's required to use the credit parts of a sharp sized course of the fins approaching it. and so the fins get cut off and shipped to asia and especially wher

but according to the international union for the conservation of nature, when people experience antarcticaime i see the deep blue inside the ice, it's like looking into the soul of something. it's so nice. it's really beautiful. everywhere you look, there's wildlife and it's beautiful. have you had any favourite encounters? leopard seal. i love leopard seals — they're my favourite. ijust adore them. they are the perfect combination of deadly, beautiful and slightly ugly. and we love it. we love it. what did you think of the cruise ship going by? that was kind of a strange sight. oh, i did wave at them and i went, "hello, - fellow unwanted species! " laughter and while the scientists are here to gather data, they're also sharing their findings and conservation messages with the passengers. and we're going to talk a lot about good news — this is not going to be a bad—news talk. you're going to be inspired by the end of it. is it strange, in some ways, to be on a tourist ship? what's that like for you? because tourism is a pressure on this place, too, isn't it? it is. tourism is something tha

me a f l, c i o, you know around the world, there are different union meetings a, there's an international union movement of this kind. how infiltrated is it by the c i a and by us intelligence operations to destroy workers, movements all around the world as well. i used to refer to the process as still appropriate, the f, l. c. i a that the trade union apparatus has been instrumental and undermining, genuinely last waiting political movements throughout the world. and then, and i said here in the united states a place a similar role and seeking to block the development to frank and file opposition. you've had actually repeatedly a situation where workers reject their contract brought back by the union apparatus, one twice, 3 times, even 4 times before its final that it happened with dakota workers, auto workers in chicago. this past year i did the unit apparatus is an instrument for suppressing a opposition in the working class. that of course, for, for the most part they backed by didn't actually, i just, i talked to on a workers in the detroit area who said that face on saying the president o

he's a harvard law professor and former assistant general counsel for the service employees international union. professor, good to have you this morning. so let's start with amazon. and the point of contention they want to unionize. but the company does not recognize their right to do so. detail where the disagreement is well, there's two problems that amazon has with its workers. >> one is that there's a warehouse in staten island that voted to unionize over two years ago. and amazon is refusing to bargain with that union over the terms and conditions of employment at the warehouse. and that's that's a legal violation. and that's a violation of the workers democratic rights to have a union and to bargain collectively. then there's the drivers. and this will surprise a lot of viewers. but the drivers that you see all across the country driving amazon vans, wearing amazon vests are not actually treated as amazon workers. amazon says those aren't our employees. those are somebody else's employees. and so we don't have to recognize their union, even though the national labor relations board has s

if you're at the pointer institute or the international fact checking union, or if you're on the dish information beat for the washington post, or n p, r, or lamond, in france or the frankfurt algamite, or in germany, you get your bona fides by going to these and you get a technically accredited by the blog and they are, were literally training people choose to find creative ways to mass flag. all of this proves once again that the big as this information, although all has been the idea that there is no censorship in the us. and may be the reason why some people still struggle to accept that is not only due to washington's brain washing. but because it would mean having to face that there never was an american dream now to georgia where protesters have gathered in front of parliament as it selects the country's next president, head of the vote. the secretary general of georgia's ruling party, who is also the mayor of tbilisi bloss to the current leaders. so major a, basically, according to him, the politician serves western interest. well that says she has refused to step down . if a

if you're at the pointer institute or the international fact checking union, or if you're on the dish information beat for the washington post, or n p, r, or lamond, in france or the frankfurt algamite, or in germany, you get your bona fides by going to these and you get a affectively accredited by the blog and they are, were literally training people to, to find creative ways to mass flag. all of this proves once again that the big as this information, although all has been the idea that there is no censorship in the us. and may be the reason why some people still struggle to accept that is not only due to washington's brainwashing, but because it wouldn't mean having to face that there never was an american dream on that to george i where parliament is set to select the country's new president, head of the vote, the secretary general of george's ruling party blasted the currently there. so the amazed rubbish, bailey, he offered an apology on behalf of the entire party for allowing the incumbent president to pursue western interest with the opposition figures. look into boy the vote,

if you're at the pointer institute or the international fact checking union, or if you're on the dish information, be for the washington post or n p, r, or lamond, in france or the frankfurt algamite, or in germany, you get your bona fides by, go into these and you get a technically accredited by the blog and they are, were literally training people to, to find creative ways to mass flag. all of this proves once again, that's the big is this information all ball has been the idea that there is no censorship in the us. and may be the reason why some people still struggle to accept that is not only due to washington's brain washing, but because it wouldn't mean having to face that. there never was an american. all right, before we go some breaking news here on artsy, south korea, as part of my has voted to impeach president. and so if you'll $204.00 were in favor of removing him from office with $85.00 against your call you and imposed martial law for a few hours earlier this month. the claiming he needed it was needed to prevent the collapse of democracy. and people took to the streets

shout out to the service employees international union, organizing, and workers throughout the countryunited food and commercial workers. people who work in meat plants and work with chickens and pigs. people who work in the needle trades in southern california. there is a lot of organizing that needs to go on, there is a lot of organizing that is going on, and it connects in a lovely way to union square a couple of miles from where i'm sitting right now where you can see signs italian and get it -- yiddish as union rallies went on in lower manhattan. that is part of the story with low-wage workers. another one that is less talked about i think is home health care workers who are in the nascent months and years of organizing a national movement. 14% of the united states was born somewhere else in the world. 14% of the people who live in this country were born in another country, but more than 50% of the people who provide home health care were born somewhere else in the world. it is a fertile field for organization. they are some of the lowest paid workers united states and interesting

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we did issue an interim statement, as did other electoral groups like the european union, the internationale all did our own preliminary statements. the commonwealth one did observe significant irregularities that it would look further into, and it would look further into, and it called for calm. it did also say that the opposition leader was very premature by claiming victory when only 20% of the vote had been counted, announced, so that was something that raised her eyebrows. in terms of making a judgment on whether it was a credible electoral process, thatis credible electoral process, that is still something the commonwealth 0bserver group, my colleagues, have to do with the final report, as do a number of the other observer groups, but there were clearly irregularities. so, let's see, the constitutional council in the constitutional council in the past has been partisan, but i don't believe in original sin, i think they have been spending the last two months going through all the ballot sheets and trying to arraign out the most obvious fraud. i think the difficulty with the constitutio

unions ramp up strikes, demanding yoon's resignation. what is next in this stand—off? we have the internationalrs union. she gave her thoughts on the latest statement.— her thoughts on the latest statement. . , . ., , statement. he has clearly said he will not _ statement. he has clearly said he will not resign, _ statement. he has clearly said he will not resign, although i he will not resign, although other countries have called on him to resolve political differences peacefully, instead he used his speech to justify his declaration of marshal law. people are wondering why he sent soldiers, ambulances, and 300 police to the national election commission as his priority during a military martial law? and apparently he does not accept the april general election and he has used his speech to launch these conspiracy theories about the april elections that are not accepted by most of the common people. and second, he used a speech to provide counter arguments to the up coming constitutional court review if he's impeached, he used it as a rallying cry to right—wing extremists to continue the insurre

for now it would only happen in new york involving thousands of its unionized employees. the international amazon friday that it had until midnight to start negotiating. one warehouse worker told an outlet that he's been pushed to work 11 1/2 hour days five days a week with only a 30 minute break. >>> america's oldest department store is making a comeback. lord and tailor will be back online after closing the brick and mortar stores in 2021. they opened in 1826 but had years of financial hardships. now it's under new ownership. the website said it's focusing on a sophisticated range of home goods, dresses and footwear. >>> craven the hunter is a spider man spinoff. even a super hero could not help earning just $11 million. the lowest ever for sony marvel. the weekend's other release is lord of the rings which made $5 million. moana beat out the two becoming the fourth highest grossing film of the year with 717 million globally. "wicked" also continued to perform and cross the $500 million threshold worldwide. that's your "cbs moneywatch" report for this monday morning. i'm matt pieper, cbs

shout out to the service employees international union, organizing, and workers throughout the countryited food and commercial workers. people who work in meat plants and work with chickens and pigs. people who work in the needle trades in southern california. there is a lot of organizing that needs to go on, there is a lot of organizing that is going on, and it connects in a lovely way to union square a couple of miles from where i'm sitting right now where you can see signs italian and get it -- yiddish as union rallies went on in lower manhattan. that is part of the story with low-wage workers. another one that is less talked about i think is home health care workers who are in the nascent months and years of organizing a national movement. 14% of the united states was born somewhere else in the world. 14% of the people who live in this country were born in another country, but more than 50% of the people who provide home health care were born somewhere else in the world. it is a fertile field for organization. they are some of the lowest paid workers united states and interestingly

concerns any and see we have several factors, new, internal and void and stuff have already arrived in the syrian capital or this it might from the european union, united states and the arab world meeting in jordan has the international community of times to helps the serious life and then revolution, us secretary of state, onto the lincoln method. tech is foreign minister. i can be down doing the talks. lincoln is on a middle east, tall hoping to establish a come on the front. i say we are way some set them up, a new government after the region will push out a soft the last the last week is let me just move that top of the be james says that have set up on entering them. government h t s is designate that a terrorist organization by many weston govern. height height is celia and come columnist and consultants fellow with the middle east and north africa program. a chatham house asked them of the rebels from mrs to protect the rule of law and the rights of all syrians could be trusted. i think one of the main issues right now is not only the, it's the is a, is ignited the address group. the group itself has been the main actor in charge of form

who beat, i believe, it was either a russian or chinese national to lead the itu, international telecommunications union do i think it's great as well that we've stood up now, the bureau for cyberspace and digital policy in order to make sure that the united states is active at multilateral forum and through bilateral relations to make sure we are making the case and i do think the second point here, what it means domestically, it's something that's been pointed out by the other witnesses, we need to make sure that our foreign policy is also aligned with our domestic policy and that means that people don't think of the united states as a place that ask is this anarchy and there's impression that some of the harms that have come out inevitable from digitization haven't been adequately handled by regulation or whatever it might be or by companies in some ways. so i do think it's important that the u.s. leads through domestic framework that protects rights of americans whether that's on privacy and greater transparency. you have china, personal data helps for domestic surveillance, they are selling that as

, announced the new emergency aid following talks injordan yeserday, alongside international leaders from the european unionh the aim to build long—term stability across the middle east. the intervention comes a week after the collapse of the assad regime. hts remains a prescribed organisation but we can have diplomatic contact and so we do have diplomatic contact as you would expect. we want to see a representative government and an inclusive government. we want to see chemical weapons stockpile secured and not used and we want to ensure that there is not continuing violence and for all of those reasons, using all of the channels that we have available that are diplomatic and, of course, intelligence led channels, we seek to deal with hts where we have to. one of those welcoming the aid announcement is asif hussain, whose charity skt welfare has been operating in syria since 2012. it will go some way to supporting syrian civilians and alleviating the suffering of the syrians and since 2011, we have a number of different ways we help them through food distribution, emergency health care. we have our own hos

now when it comes to leading forward to your, your pointing towards the international community and maybe the european union for doing more. so who could actually take over that leadership function here within the block? would it have to be germany as large as the economy, or would it be more of a unified action, the part of the you or? well, it's wishful thinking to actually have unified action because you're just struggling to have a common policy on china and actually even the united states as it stands right now . we have a very new situation and i really think that this is a kind of a historic period where we will see new alliances full on the old. given the old, reliable and nations, particularly united states is simply no longer going to naturally take a lead in this. and there is a un security resolution to 254, which actually was a blueprint how to actually get out of a conflict. and to have a staple government in syria through negotiation. it will be interesting to see what whether we will see this verbal group take any kind of reference to that or even accept the united nations as a someone who w

know, there are broader trends that we are seeing in the world when it comes to international trade, even in the european union there that we need to manage for the irish economy, and also pursue new opportunities in terms of economic development and infrastructure at the centre of driving new opportunities for the irish economy. now, it is expected that the vast majority of these outstanding states will be filled by 11 or midnight tonight. some of them will hang on into monday and possibly even tuesday, and then those tough conversations that political horse trading will start as to how and who will form the next government. but all parties are in agreement that that is unlikely to be this side of christmas. many cities around the world have a metro system — here in london it's the famous underground or tube. well saudia arabia has launched the first phase of the riyadh metro project. three lines opened to the public on sunday. eventually six lines will run across a 176 kilometre network of tracks servinb 85 stations including business of tracks servicing 85 stations including business areas and landmarks. at

union. so i think he's breaking, breaking the international. it is very, very smart decisions to travel, to russia, to speak about supplying of gas, maybe also oil, and also look where the fuel, because we are both. i've seen that, or there's seduce from nuclear fuel, which is also from russia, so rationalize our product and we need to speak with them. we do. we need to negotiate with the, with the leaders. so that's how all sort and country should, should that russia and iran all points to expand that partnership next to a high level delegation for most go has been hosted for 2 weeks and tell ron to my house the development of cheap projects, including international north, south trends that part the good news. iran is our strategic partner, and i am very grateful to all the participants in our negotiations nation. we met with the president of the ron with the 1st vice president. and we spent 2 hours with matt administered and i wanted to pay tribute to the uranium side as our colleagues are very understanding and solving issues. they listen to

there's a long history of the international community, whether it's the united nations or the african union, and taking multi lateral actions to protect civilians and saddam and today, yes, we're faced with a very difficult to your political climate, but the world will not remember the excuses of oh, it was too hot year, politically, the wall will remember the hundreds of thousands of civilians that were yet again left to die on the genocide that is happening yet again in the fall on our watch tried. let's focus in on the us for a minute. the meeting was chaired by mc blinking, we just mentioned that the us has sent to one to a $200000000.00 package and over $2000000000.00. since the 1st one is $23.00. do you think that's enough? and it's a doing enough work is bringing about a cease file. the us is being the largest humanitarian. they're not on sit on. i think they are showing the world how they should, how the rest of the launch it should be responding to sit on. but of course, everyone needs to be doing more to the amount of a that is currently on springs that on is not saving lives. it

we are seeing in the world when it comes to international trade, _ it comes to international trade, even in the european unionple, the report, there are lots of risks out there that we need — lots of risks out there that we need to— lots of risks out there that we need to manage for the irish economy, and also pursue new opportunities in terms of economic development and infrastructure at the centre of driving — infrastructure at the centre of driving new opportunities for the irish— driving new opportunities for the irish economy. now, it is expected that the vast majority of these outstanding states will be filled by 11 or midnight tonight. some of them will hang on into monday and possibly even tuesday, and then those tough conversations that political horse trading will start as to how and who will form the next government. but all parties are in agreement that that is i hope that your voice holds out for the next few days. reminder, we do have a live page running with the very latest as those votes in the irish election continue to be counted. so you can get the very latest from our correspondence across

and this is in the interest of both the regional actors as well as the european union or international act. there's that there's stability in the region. so once again, thank you very much for convening this meeting. i'm looking forward to working with you on this principles. thank you. thank you so much. thank you. i think we just kind of level upside into that's it has has stopped us, i'm sure, but i think 0 as a 0 or but to the big one there. so i'll have them give me a place because i've had time to go to the end of the annual to one. what's um, what am i going to give you? i don't know. i do. that's 1 of july i'm into my question is on about like the crimes to be a medium size range of right now. and when i to the deaf ed experience, i'm out of the area and the studio where you take, so it's an accent or you will be simply, it is our think through the security council. another question, by the way, to the circus for the minister natalie. and, and do that to their outcomes, to what did they come to do about the case southern voters as reflected by statements, by as handling the cas

office neighbors from the brother, the countries, and the strong support of the european union and international organizations. what are the neutral 55 different i would like to make one thing very clear here on the international community, unfortunately, did not and could not give enough support to the syrian people while they were being massive could for 13 years. know it is possible to make up for this. the way to do this is to support the serious reconstruction and development efforts. one least. with this understanding, we opened our embassy in damascus again on such a day after a 12 and a half year break. to get to the, to can well continue to stand by syrian brothers and sisters of you will sort of, of course in this process that are you also in the country should not be a hot bed of terrorism. gosh, the fight against both dyess and p k. k, and that extension's was one of the main issues be discussed during our meeting to get ready to tell the kid is all the only country take the only nato ally that has defeated both those organizations on the ground from us or not. we will definitely not

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