dominant fashion finishing 46 seconds ahead of their challenger in race 10 marking new zealand's 4th america's cup triumph the team savored the victory in front of an excited home crowd tens of thousands of fans gathered off the coast of auckland and what a treat it was for the locals the city only emerged from a covert 1000 locked down 2 weeks ago. watching t w news coming up next we've got a documentary looking at the pandemics affects on globalisation of course and get all that it's news and information in the time you want on a website it e.w. dot com i'm terry martin thanks for watching. we're all set to go. yes. well. as we take on the. miracle all about the stories that matter to. believe in front of. you fire makes.

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dominant fashion finishing 46 seconds ahead of their challenger in race 10 marking new zealand's 4th america's cup triumph the team savored the victory in front of an exciting home crowd tens of thousands of fans gathered off the coast of auckland and what a treat it was for the locals the city only emerged from a coveted 19 lock down 2 weeks ago. just a reminder of the top story we're following for you today on the news the european medicines agency says there is no indication that the astra zeneca is coronavirus vaccine causes blood clots several countries have suspended the shot amid concerns the agency says the back scenes benefits outweigh the risks. you're watching t.v. news coming up next our environment magazine eco india looking at and you can use to grow grapes and whether or not sustainable fast passion is possible force and find all the latest news information on our website it's t w dot com i'm terry margins thanks for watching. good. good. good. good good. eco indian. muslim boys i did it with a message. mega nayak recycle sorry but in india sometimes only worn once 1st special o

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idea let's sell everything we have given money to buy really haven't take our kids or us to the 4th or america take for cross rivers in the desert we don't speak the language won't that be fun. and one of the ways we learned is that. if you deal with the problems in your country it benefits. it just better people grow within counties that. what she had written see is on the u.s. side of the boys or at donna in texas. laid out several steps which he said she would take but each and each announcement actually more questions were raised in the mere fact that joe biden seemed to be getting all nostalgic there about how he had undertaken the same role under president obama to deal with unaccompanied children at the border you know when obama was president suggested actually a biden didn't actually fix anything didn't actually get very far and one column went through the different steps she's going to take it sounded awfully familiar so she said that she would lead a diplomatic effort for immigration enforcement in mexico and central america what does that mean is i just mean pressuring mexico and c

essentially a victory lap and he hopes the country will start looking more normal by july the 4th more like the america everyone notes and hasn't seen for a year alan fischer al jazeera washington elizabeth anchors an associate professor of american studies and political science at george washington university she says biden is trying to change the way americans see the government. there was a lot of information packed into that small speech you know not only did biden acknowledge the mornings and the losses of this last year but he then and now nst many different policies both from you know making sure that americans get the vaccine quite quickly to all the ways in which he's going to solve the economic and health care problems besetting americans and then on top of that he's calling for a sea change in the way that americans address government that government is not out to harm americans as it's sometimes a popular narrative we thought with trump and even with their earlier presidents that he sang year that we are government and that government is here to solve our problems and to make our lives bett

essentially a victory lap and he hopes the country will start looking more normal by july 4th more like the america everyone know its and hasn't seen for a year alan fischer al-jazeera washington. one hour south korea has announced its suspending defense exchanges and banning arms exports to me on law and the latest country to cut ties after the military coup on february 1st security forces are being accused of torture and persecution in their response to weeks of peaceful protests south korea says it's also reconsidering aid to payments on our un special rapporteur at saying that it's likely that myanmar's military agenda has committed crimes against humanity he is calling for more sanctions against me on law senior leaders as well as its oil and gas industries the military has dismissed his claims are diplomatic editor james bay is reports now from u.n. headquarters in new york. given the pictures the world seen in recent weeks the statement to the human rights council from the generals in myanmar claiming they're using most restraint was far from convincing it was made in a recorded address by a

essentially a victory lap and he hopes the country will start looking more normal by july 4th more like the america everyone knows and hasn't seen for a year alan fischer al-jazeera washington. well now the european union has approved johnson and johnson single shot jab giving it now for available 19 vaccines the e.u. is trying to speed up that sluggish immunization campaign which has been hampered by production delays and so to 200000000 doses of the johnson and johnson vaccine with deliveries expected in the 2nd quarter of this year the company has also warned it is experiencing supply issues. and now thailand is the latest country to delay its rollout of the astra zeneca vaccine on thursday denmark norway and iceland or suspended its use after several reported cases of blood clotting including one death the danish health agency says it has not established a link between the cops and the vaccine but will stop using the job for 2 weeks to investigate well several countries have said that they will continue using the astra zeneca vaccine france and canada say the benefits outweigh the risks and see

essentially a victory lap but he hopes the country will start looking more normal by july 4th more like the america everyone knows and hasn't seen for a year alan fischer al jazeera washington. meanwhile health officials in brazil warning that hospitals in major cities there are nearly full the covered 1000 daily death toll exceeded 2000 for the 2nd day running on thursday intensive care units in more than half of state capitals are reported to have reached at least 90 percent of their capacity and brazil's most populous state sao paolo has announced even tougher restrictions they entered a 2 week overnight curfew and a suspension of religious gatherings and sporting events a nationwide search and case is being hotly blamed on a highly contagious variant of the 19 1st attempted and the amazonian city of manassas. and now thailand is the latest country to delay its rollout of the astra zeneca coronavirus vaccine on thursday denmark norway and iceland suspended its use after several reported cases of blood clotting including one death the danish health agency says it has not established a link betwee

essentially a victory lap but he hopes the country will start looking more normal by july the 4th more like the america everyone knows and hasn't seen for a year alan fischer al-jazeera washington. now south korea has announced its suspending defense exchanges and banning arms exports to man mom it's the latest country to cut ties after the military coup on february 1st security forces are accused of torture and persecution in their response to peaceful protests south korea says it's also reconsidering its aid payments. as marching developments for us from bangkok in neighboring thailand. it's a mostly symbolic move by south korea to sever the ties and to prevent export of anything that the military might need quite honestly it's more symbolic than anything because they're not big trading partners but what it does is it kind of adds to that growing chorus international chorus of condemnation of what's happening by the military on the streets of myanmar so that's that's where it might not be that much money that the joint is not going to be getting but it's definitely symbolic that another country has s

essentially a victory lap and he hopes the country will start looking more normal by july the 4th more like the america everyone know its and hasn't seen for a year alan fischer al-jazeera washington. thailand is the latest country to pause in its rollout of the astra zeneca coronavirus vaccine denmark was the 1st to announce a suspension following reports of serious blood clotting and european regulators say the shots are safe several countries have said they'll continue using the asters any kovacs in france and canada so the benefits outweigh the risks and see no reason to suspend injections a strain is says it's monitoring reports of side effects but it has seen no evidence to suggest the job causes blood clots. health officials in brazil are warning hospitals in major cities are nearly full the number of people dying from covert 900 every day exceeded 2000 for the 2nd day running on thursday brazil's most populous states paolo as announced tougher restrictions. mean more as militaries being accused of torturing and persecuting and cruel protesters and u.n. experts says it may amount to crimes again

president biden is targeting july 4th as the day that america can start feeling a sense of independence from the pandemic. in his first prime time address last night the president pledged to make all adults eligible for a coronavirus vaccine by may 1st. that's just seven weeks away and a month earlier than the last projection. but first president biden is pleading with all americans to buckle down until then to beat the virus. >> putting dates on it is really interesting. >> really interesting to have an actual finish line that you can see and touch. in some ways it makes it harder. >> what are you going to do july 4th? >> you've never seen anything like my fourth of july is going to look like now. >> so the president spent only part of the speech touting the $1.9 trillion relief package. the first round of direct payments could hit bank accounts as soon as this weekend. let's go to the white house. cnn's jeremy diamond is there with, i think, the rollout plan both in dollars and in pr. >> reporter: no doubt, john. and, listen, yesterday as president biden addressed millions of american

essentially a victory lap and he hopes the country will start looking more normal by july 4th more like the america everyone know its and hasn't seen for a year alan fischer al-jazeera washington brazil's most populous states are pollard has announced tougher restrictions they include a 2 week overnight curfew and a suspension of religious gatherings of sporting events a nationwide surge in cases is being partly blamed on a highly contagious variant of covert 91st detected in the amazon city of my mouse . well the indonesian island of bali has one of asia's most popular tourist destinations but the pandemic because falls dozens of hotels to close leaving thousands of people unemployed and what would the cation of when tories might return some say bali needs to diversify its economy jessica washington has the story. this is bali's kuta beach once packed with foreign tourists now almost completely empty. nearby many restaurants and stores are closed hotel owner debbie yet though says she had no choice but to temporarily shut her resort and lay off staff yeah it's how they set their form there's nothi

essentially a victory lap and he hopes the country will start looking more normal by july the 4th more like the america everyone notes and hasn't seen for a year alan fischer al jazeera washington. elizabeth anchor is associate professor of rock and studies and political science at george washington university she says joe biden speech is an effort to change the way americans see the government. there was a lot of information packed into that small speech you know not only did by acknowledge the mornings and the losses of this last year but he then and now nst many different policies both from says you know making sure that americans get the vaccine quite quickly to all the ways in which he's going to solve the economic and health care problems besetting americans and then on top of that he's calling for a sea change in the way that americans address government that government is not out to harm americans as it's sometimes a popular narrative we saw with trent and even with their earlier presidents but he's saying you're that we are government and that government is here to solve our problems and to ma

essentially a victory lap and he hopes the country will start looking more normal by july the 4th more like the america everyone know it's and hasn't seen for a year alan fischer al-jazeera. washington. health officials in brazil are warning hospitals in major cities a nearly for the number of people dying from go over 1000 every day exceeded 2000 for the 2nd day running on thursday intensive care units in more than half of state capitals are reported to be at least 90 percent of their capacity brazil's most populous states has announced suffer a strict meanwhile they include a 2 week overnight curfew and a suspension of religious gatherings and sporting events a nationwide search in cases is being partly blamed on a highly contagious variant of call that 19 1st detected in the amazon city of man hours in indonesia the island of bali one of asia's most popular tourist destination while the pandemic there has forced dozens of hotels of close leaving thousands of people unemployed and with no indication of when tourists might return some say bali needs to diversify its economy jessica washington reports.

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not just that he said july 4th, which is so symbolic. he talked about america's freedom, but freedom from the virus. the way he cast it is what is core to joe biden. it would be a chance to spend time with your family. those barbecues with your family and your close friends who are like family. it is very core to how joe biden views the world, views communities, views societies, and the white house spends a lot of time thinking about not how do we message this issue in ha way that is compelling to the american public, but in a way that's also authentic to who joe biden is. that's what you saw in that speech, and in that particular part of the speech that we're talking about right now. >> ashley parker, dr. could vita patel, charlie sykes, thank you to all three of you for starting us off. >>> the city of minneapolis settles for $27 million for the family of george floyd, one of the largest effort in a case involving police misconduct. >>> plus after a year of racist rhetoric from the former guy and members of his party, when it comes toation-americans, the curren

the hope was to return to some semblance of normality by the 4th ofjuly — a day he suggested that could also mark america'spopulation here has so far been vaccinated against the virus, but millions more doses will soon be available, and the biden administration is looking to more mobile vaccination sites and thousands more active—duty troops to speed up the process. this vaccine means hope. it will protect you and those you love from this dangerous and deadly disease... overcoming scepticism about the vaccine is still a challenge, though, and four of the president's predecessors — with the notable exception of donald trump — have now come together to spread the message. i carry a card in my pocket with the number of americans who have died from covid to date. it's on the back of my schedule. america has seen more deaths from covid—19 than any other country in the world — approaching 530,000. president biden said the suffering could soon start to come to an end, and the world's largest economy could start to rebuild, but there remain plenty of obstacles ahead. david willis, bbc news, los angeles. a humanita

america, john. >> tomorrow is march 4th, this date that some jan crazies have circled as the date that donald trumppths, takes over the white house again. and there is concern about violence. we heard from the house sergeant at arms. what level of concern do you think security officials should have on this when i know there's not a specific like written credible threat exactly. >> high concern, low probability. this is one of those things we used to call a 1% problem. if you go -- if there's an event on the 6th, and i don't think there will be -- pardon me, the 4th. you can't go into a hearing and say we were 99% confident nothing would happen. when you're in the business you wait until midnight to say, i hope we can get out of this one without a problem. when you're outside the business, you look at what's coming across social media and assess there's a 99% chance, like on inauguration day, we'll hear a lot of stuff, but not much will happen. you just can't assume that when you're in the business, john. >> christopher wray said we need to bat a thousand on this and clearly didn't on the 6th. they

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and america in the uptake of vaccines this is the 4th vaccine that has now been given authorization for the conditional side of it means that it will be for one year and then will be reviewed at the end of that year but on the face of it it would be an it's an extra arrow in the sheaf of the of the armory of the vaccine in vaccinators who are trying to get this control of this this pandemic in europe paula thank you very much for that now really i spoke to syria's small source was a molecular vajrayana just 10 says there's been no shortcuts in the developments of vaccines. we keep wondering this phrase all these things will develop too quickly i would like to flip the korean on point talk to everybody how fast we can take things from diseases we want to do something about if we put the investment of the time and the resources that we are able to respond to diseases very quickly that's how advanced we are scientifically so on top of that please understand all the clinical trials thought necessary what about for all these foxes that you just listed all the data has been publicly made avai

4th. that's tomorrow, a day some fringe groups call america's true inauguration day and the day president trump will retake the presidency, and with joe biden's speech to a joint session of congress yet to be scheduled, they're calling for the security measures to remain in place. >>> funding for the b.a.r.t. extension to san jose is stopped for now. congress stripped the funding from the latest covid relief bill. they wanted to continue laying track and start tunneling beneath downtown san jose. several gop members labeled the plan nancy pelosi's subway. today san jose mayor sam liccardo responded, saying while disappointing, i want to thank our congressional delegation for the champion of the b.a.r.t. phase two project. >>> in the ongoing series, climate in crisis, we're looking at electric vehicles. they take longer to charge up than regular cars take to gas up. but a bay area company wants to change that by swapping out batteries. >> reporter: it's like a small service station, but the robots working underneath this electric car are actually replacing the car's battery. >> this statio

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welcome to our viewers on pbs in america and around the globe — israelis have been voting in their 4thyears — and exit polls suggest the likud party led by the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, could win the most seats — although not a parliamentary majority. he has claimed the vote as a "huge win" for the right—wing and for likud. in the past few hours he addressed his supporters. translation: pay attention to the differences. _ we have over 30. the next party below us has got less than 20 votes. they don't like to say that in the media, but this is the biggest margin between the two leading parties in tens of years going back. we are going out to world war iii, the war against corona. israel is the champion of the world in vaccinations. israel is a model for the whole world. it's a great success. benjamin netanyahu there. our middle east correspondent, yolande knell looks back at how the election unfolded. the first results are in, again, after israel's unprecedented fourth trip to the ballot box in under two years. it's still unclear. benjamin netanyahu appears to have a good chan

founded on february 4th, 1941 the, uso, united service organizations is 80 years old this year. next on real america, hosted by entertainer bob hope, uso, 30 years of service. in 1971 u.s. army big picture episode. outlining the organizations or history and showing that many services provided for military personnel in the united states and around the world. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> hi, this is bob hope with the uso story. if anybody who tuned in late and missed the first 30 years, stick around, there is more to come. actually, i've got a special warm spot for the u.s. so. we both started working for people in uniform about the same time. 1941. and we both covered a lot of ground since then. i've been on the road so much, when i get a letter from my wife, it starts out, dear sir. but you may not know that the u.s. so a serving more guys and gals in uniform in more locations today than ever before. in an average month, something like 3 million service people visit the uso facilities around the world. that kind of service takes a lot of people and most of them are unpaid. volunteers. about 160,000 of them. i'm proud t

america is 11700800 $14.00 per person. and that's up by $1200000.00 from the 4th quarter of 2019 the wealth of the bottom 50 percent is $15065.00 and that's up $2851.00 so from q 421002 q $42020.00 the wealth disparity between the one percent on the bottom 50 percent ballooned by $1100000.00 per person so yes like you're saying they're saying we have to give these checks to the people and we're doing good we're doing good in the meantime they're 1st of all they're not even looking at what the fed does now but all those other programs needed to be created the lobbyists contact the congresspeople make sure this happens ok they're say we'll let you give 1400 dollars to 4 the bottom 150 percent but you got to give me 1100000 frat like exactly so what are yours and for me one for you 100 to me look the poor people america have no representation in government that's the best the problem there have been in government that represents people who are not part of the multimillionaire lobby in class who work for banks who print money for themselves. to the console effect unless you're printing money for self and getting from the console in

airport was the 2nd biggest construction project in latin america after the panama canal and at this point in time venezuela was the world's 4th wealthiest country in terms of g.d.p. per capita. venezuela is the latin american nation but above all it's an oil producing one. and it's a caribbean style nation too with cheerful easygoing people within shallow then israel and pride is based on being able to a food everything the thinking is our land gives us wealth that we can do whatever we want with. it's unhappy. venezuelan state is so rich that it doesn't need taxpayers' money to function. and i believe that shapes venezuelans relationship to the state. of course at that point everyone contributes to the funding of the state as is the case elsewhere that leads to greater cohesion . and it also gives everyone a sense of political responsibility. really. she says. everything is free from the day you're born. free hospitals education health care if you die you get a free burial the well they gave venezuelans a panacea for all their problems. and that's just not feasible. and not just because of the later plunge in oil prices with

airport was the 2nd biggest construction project in latin america after the panama canal and at this point in time venezuela was the world's 4th wealthiest country in terms of g.d.p. per capita. venezuela is a latin american nation but above all it's an oil producing one. and it's a caribbean style nation too with cheerful easygoing people. then this will and pride is based on being able to a food everything the thinking is our land gives us wealth that we can do whatever we want with. the ministry. of venezuelan state is so rich that it doesn't need taxpayers' money to function. and i believe that shapes venezuelans relationship to the state. of course if everyone contributes to the funding of the state as is the case elsewhere that leads to greater cohesion. and it also gives everyone a sense of political responsibility. she says. everything is free from the day you're born. free hospitals education health care if you die you get a free burial the well they gave venezuelans a panacea for all their problems. and that's just not feasible. and not just because of the later plunge in oil prices within a few decades the populatio

airport was the 2nd biggest construction project in latin america after the panama canal and at this point in time venezuela was the world's 4th wealthiest country in terms of g.d.p. per capita. venezuela is a latin american nation but above all it's an oil producing one. and it's a caribbean style nation too with cheerful easy going people. then israel and pride is based on being able to a food everything the thinking is our land gives us wealth that we can do whatever we want with. the ministry. of venezuelan state is so rich that it doesn't need taxpayers' money to function. and i believe that shapes venezuelans relationship to the state. of course if everyone contributes to the funding of the state as is the case elsewhere that leads to greater cohesion. and it also gives everyone a sense of political responsibility. she says. everything is free from the day you're born. free hospitals education health care if you die you get a free burial the well they gave venezuelans a panacea for all their problems. and that's just not feasible. and not just because of the later plunge in oil prices within a few decades the population

4th the original inauguration date in u.s. history you believe you live in a nation called united states of america this nation hasn't existed since 871 president trump signed the insurrection act that gives us we the people the power again so what does that mean it means that in march present trump is going to present the original constitution trump will take office as the 19th president of the united states on march 4th under the resort republic well obviously that did not happen now the main conspiracy theory of cuban on is the idea. that a group of satanic blood drinking pedophiles have seized control of the us government and media apparatus and that donald trump and his allies are waging a heroic covert war against them behind the scenes some of blame donald trump for not denouncing the militia groups and cuban on conspiracy theorists who rally behind him you know the president has a responsibility to tell him to stand down this road is credible it's real he went on conspiracy theories and delusions aside joe biden won the election he has been inaugurated so why is the country still on edge and blaming the former president th

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american revolution, similar uprisings occurred throughout latin america and were celebrated in the united states along with its own july 4th holiday. up next, author of "our sister republics" the united states in an age of american revolutions explains how americans saw these revolts as an affirmation of their ideals. video. caitlin: i am delighted to join in as part of the museums virtual july 4 celebration, and in honor of the impending holiday i want to start off the bit of time travel. we are going to travel back to hundred years to july 4, 1820. here to help paint the picture, is that image of what a july 4 celebration looks like. i am cheating because this images is from 1819, not 1820. but i chose it because it is in philadelphia, and it gives a sense of some of the activities people would typically engage in at an independence day party. there would have been music and we have a fiddler. the art military guys marching in the background. another thing that would have happened at these festivals, as in the tent on the left, white men, in particular, would have gathered for big dinner parties, where they would eat spe

our nation's 46th independence day, july 4th 1821 then secretary of state john quincy adams delivered a lucid and measured statement of what he considered america's proper stance toward the world. i want to read you a portion of one paragraph from it because it is an anticipation. i think of a version of churchillian realism. secretary of state john quincy adams said wherever the standard of freedom and independence has been or shall be unfurled there. will america's heart. her benedictions and her prayers be but she goes not abroad in search of monsters to destroy. she is the well-wisher to the freedom and independence of all. she is the champion and vindicator only of her own. she well knows that by once enlisting under other banners than her own. she would involve herself beyond the power of extrication. and all the wars of interest and intrigue of individual avarice envy and ambition fundamental maxims of her policy should should then insensibly change from liberty to force. when secretary adams recommended this the world was very different and what he recognized is proven to be easier said than done. in the two centuries during which the uni