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but it's not to be police band a memorial. citing yet again. kofi 19 restrictions. 3 days before june, the 4th hong kong chief executive, kerry lam, issues this warning seen by many as a veiled threat aimed at charles organisation. william hall, young joe, they talk last what their time you see young if i go so do you think we can find joy as a lawyer, child knows the price that they might have to pay the national security law. criminalizes secession version, terrorism for collusion with foreign forces. those found guilty could face a life sentence because our aim, so i to add one party to pay to ship. so the worst thing is that they, we use that and say that this is a source of organization and all the new issue is committing the offensive wedding . the country on the morning of june, the 4th child was arrested earlier on social media. she had urged people to commemorate the correct down wherever they were. police say she broken the law, but it's an offense under the public or the ordinance. if anyone take part in or if it's well publicized than an authorized assembly. the maximum pe

but again, for much of england and wales, a lot of cloud around.e, more of a breeze again across the south and through the channel. lighter winds further north, could see temperatures reach the low to be 20s in the sunny spots across scotland. otherwise for most for you have the cloud around 17—19, 20 degrees. our area of high pressure still around with us on friday. moving a little bit towards the east but still bringing an easterly wind. they will be a lot of cloud still wrapped up in this system. a again friday pretty similar, most of the cloud i think across central, southern eastern areas, the cloud i think across central, southern eastern areas, the best of the sunshine towards the west where it will feel a little bit warmer. as we head on into the weekend we start to see our area of high pressure drift in towards the near continent with low pressure approaching from the west, that's going to allow a run of southerly winds to develop across the country. and we start to tap into some warmth across france. i think a gradual process but during t

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, a function did not take place in the homeland that the united states did not pay for. again, a function that the n i h does not pay for gain a function. those people should be charged with crimes lying, the congress with lying under oath, they should be charged and they should go to jail. that's what should happen. because until you start to punish people for willfully lying to congress for willfully deceiving the american people for continually doing so. so there's a ram paul has these, these confrontations with anti voucher on a pretty regular basis and found she's become more and more emboldened because he realizes there is no consequence. so he'll get up and say, no, you, senator paul, don't know what you're talking about. and he attacks him, the reality is he needs to go to jail because clearly, according to these arguments, he lied to congress. well, that's the thing been, you know, the white house just came back 2 weeks ago saying it was inconclusive. we have no idea where the origins of this virus came from. maybe it's because they found out that the us probably has

a gemini is once again raised in the context of the defeat enough can it's done. is the so called west standing of the precipice of a new historical epoch. joining me now is philosophy slower jack, author of the new book, heaven in disorder. slavery, thanks so much for joining us. again, it's a tour de force is a book that informs everyday lives in whole new ways. i have to tell you you're playing on a mouse, quote, mouse saying there is great disorder in heaven. the situation is excellent. what does a disorderly heaven look like? the one in which we live? no, i don't from our our i check the top precisely, again, disorder under mauer still believe them invest chance of us. she started to study. please come. you need them to go be here on the are so that we can walk. we can we, we moved to actually go. what are you shipping today? i games is something much more dangerous. the decent order in kevin week by di, i mean me, king, please can rock more and more especially in the south west. we cannot unite even on base peak value that would allow our broberg bank to me.

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and he's making quite a leap. again, he is a 20 something year old guy, doesn't speak the language, and doesn't know what is happening in vietnam and he has been reading the report and has facts in our fingers and he says, these people i feel are just like us and they are fighting for some of the same things we're fighting for, they're fighting to determine their own lives, to have democratic autonomy, to liberty themselves, from forms of oppression. and here's a kind of a projection, that these are certainly the things that he is feeling and that many of his colleagues are feeling, and he attributes the same struggle in vietnam as the struggle in the united states for a kind of democratic self determination. there's truth to it. but he goes further and he sort of says what we're fighting here in the united states is the same as what they're fighting in vietnam. we're alike and we share much of the same vision of how the world works. and we're fighting something that's dark and oppressive. this is, what, one of the memb

ah, but instead of leaving the activists cross the road towards the park, a again have a number of other their lead away. questioned. and then let go. it's unclear if they will face charges. i'm michael. and i don't know any i don't luby and play not so hung on why your wife was just activist one yet in his out on fail so they are the higher so you down on safety, the cable. i will take the whole going to die cable. his alleged defenses include unlawful assembly, disorderly behavior in public and inciting others to take part in unlawful assemblies where yup, haggle, wi fi, fi or even going on later on the whole game or that was made on you know, i don't want to photo think they will that i don't get it yet seen is relatively new to activism. i eating accounting and hope that you guys i am why volunteer like this and you'll get like on that day, hundreds of thousands of congress marched peacefully to protest the bill to amend the cities expedition. though they fear the change would undermine hong kong. so autonomy and rule of law when the government decided to press on with the 2nd readin

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a again friday pretty similar, most of the cloud i think across central, southern eastern areas, the er. as we head on into the weekend we start to see our area of high pressure drift in towards the near continent with low pressure approaching from the west, that's going to allow a run of southerly winds to develop across the country. and we start to tap into some warmth across france. i think a gradual process but during the weekend temperatures will be climbing up gradually. we should start to see increasing amount of sunshine as we draw up some dryer airfrom the south. saturday pretty similar to how thursday and friday shape up but quite a bit of cloud around. i think later in the day there are signs of increasing sunshine across southern england, south wales. that will push the temperatures up to 23 degrees or so. but for most again, the mid to high teens or up to around 20. i think on sunday there's a greater chance of seeing more wide spread sunshine. certainly a brighter day for much of england and wales then we've had over the past week. as winds coming in from the south from

a. again, this is, i'll just hear this from your main use this our voting on the way in germany is parliamentary election. more than 60000000 people are registered to vote at a ballot that will ultimately determine who succeeds chancellor. anglo merkel. after her 16 years in office, at least 5 palestinians have been killed and others injured during confrontations with israeli forces in the occupied west bank. palestinian sources said that his reading forces storm several villages in janine and ramallah. and molly's prime minister of accused funds for the pandering his country, as most troops prepared to leave chug welcome color mega said that his government is justified in seeking other pompous protest as in sudan have blocked 2 oil pipelines in protest against a peace deal with rebel groups the blockade is happening in the eastern city of port sudan, which is the main port on the red sea. last october, several rebel groups signed a piece, deal with sudan is transitional government. that demonstrates us from the beijing minority. say that the agreement ignores the interests lucko lives out of ca

a gemini is once again raised in the context of the defeat and f canister on is the so called west sounding of the precipice of a new historical epoch. joining me now is philosophers, lovers, your jack, author of the new book, heaven in disorder. slavery, thanks so much for joining us. again, it's a tour de force is a book that informs everyday lives in whole new ways. i have to tell you, you're playing on a mouse, quote, mouth saying there is great disorder in heaven. the situation is excellent. what does the disorderly heaven look like? the one in which we live? no, i don't, i don't mind. i checked the top precisely. disorder under mauer still believed in best chance of us. she started for august or last week, please call me go be here on or so that we can walk. so we can we, we actually happening today. games is something much more dangerous. be sent in kevin, it says week by d. i mean, we can please can rock morris tomorrow, especially in the west. we cannot unite even on the base seek value, but it won't allow broberg banks to go see it says look at the united states today. we can leas

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no, a collision again _ exactly has been hit. no, a collision again of— exactly has been hit. oblems, complex rules as anna says, people not understanding cases that they're trying to review. and apparently outdated it systems which have beset government before. yes ut u- a have beset government before. yes put up a very _ have beset government before. jazz put up a very complex set of rules and people circumstances change. the amount of money they are meant to be receiving my change when some reach a certain age or if you are a woman with your husband reached a certain age it seems that although there were computer systems that were meant to deal with this, people also had the do a lot of work manually. so the system which is been in place for a long time because these were people who have been pensioners for some time that were affected, weren't really up to the task. it does seem as if the key cause of this problem was the complexity of the pension system. it'sjust this problem was the complexity of the pension system. it's just an amazing thing, people who have missed out u

because the great thing about it being available to everybody think a bit more like a public news via the artwork. again, anybody in the world can view for free. that's not the case with that monet. you have to go to a very specific museum. so it's very different. and that's the thing that i think would actually be a huge benefit or not wrapping back with an ascii. but isn't it the whole point of paying so much money for an art piece is that, you know, you can choose who sees it or not, or like, know and say that the more people who are more popular become more valuable. so you really do not want to restrict access to, you want everybody to see it and everybody does the most popular image in the world . it will probably be most valuable. so i, let's say if a rembrandt got stolen from a museum or destroyed by vandals, it's gone, it can be lost forever. nothing can ever happen to a digital piece. that's not true. that's not true. so you could transfer this like into a wallet, and then you could move control about all it. and that happened with people a big point. they had their money in like ard, like, yo

a 3. and again, this is al jazeera alive from dough home. also coming up, france reacts with anger to the scrapping of a submarine deal with a stray. leah recalling a time passes in camber and washington divide. that administration has planning a mass deportation of thousands of patients, migrants from a texas border town. and algeria, the longest southern president of the disease, beautifully town has died at the age of 18. ah, the us military has admitted a drone strike and i've got tom's capitol last month, mistakenly killed civilians instead of ice will fighters 10 people including 7 children, died of the attack in cobble, and saw us commander, apologized for what he called a tragic mistake. andy galico reports reduced a twisted smouldering wreckage. this is the call. the u. s. military deems an imminent threat on august the 29th west of cobbles, international airport, us intelligence officials say the vehicle monitored for 8 hours, suspected of picking up explosives and seen at an eyesore k compound. now one of the us military's find ele

now it's a just shows that we're leading from behind once again when it's a terrible development. and katara is more than happy to do it because they want to gain the recognition because of their competition with saudi arabia, egypt, jordan, they want to come out, they want to be and they have the united states back in them like this is, you know, it's it's and then willow guitar a favor as well. i mean, i just, oh yeah we're, we're, we're, we're owing them tremendously right now. i don't like to your favorites to anybody, especially when you're in the united states. thank you for joining me on this, michael. i sure will continue the conversation. that is alarming news out of taiwan, where the taiwanese defense minister says china, through multiple aircraft in their skies, sparking fears for the future invasion. 10 j. 16, and for a few 30 fighter jets an anti submarine aircraft. and for h, 6 bombers, which can carry nuclear weapons, entered into taiwanese airspace in china's latest military incursion. now, tension is already high since earlier this year. china vowed to invade taiw

we were able to have a again, a full-time boys were able to be multi-mission all the time. and that that's a drastic improvement over what we what we've had to do for the last couple decades. >> real quick round of my understanding is that cal fire now has the largest aerial firefly fighting fleet in the world even more than a federal government. so run the numbers. i heard there were 26 helicopters up there at the counter fire. a couple days ago. >> at the fire we do. we contract out a lot calling needed vendors. we have exclusive use vendors. so we do have commercial vendors. we interagency vendors as well or not benders but interagency cooperators. and then we have our own organic fleet and how many aircraft are you talking about that cal fire has possession of. >> so from for rotary wing, we have 24 right now. well, we have technically 24 we're still delivery. we're still receiving deliveries of the hawks. all right. benjamin berman, thank you so much for the information. certainly we're all happy that. >> these this new technology has been added to the fleet and helpin

again toward cyclicals and smalls. if delta does peak, that's going revive a lot of confidence again. a sense that we're reviving again and now we have a more vaccinated population than ever. we're going to soon get a bigger swath of the kids vaccinated again. we're going have this great big supply of unemployed people coming back to the labor force in the fall. all that will give a sense of rebirth again in a second round. and just like the first time around, when covid peaked big for the first time, we declared victory. i think we're going to go back to cyclicals and smalls and international stocks so the important thing, i think, is not whether you're in or out of the market as much of which way you're tilted. i think you want to be tilted toward cyclicals, smalls, international, and away from growth. >> all right michael, i'll get you to react one of your key phrases is that quality rewards patience when you say quality, what kinds of stocks -- what are the attributes of quality and give me some names. you can even say johnson & johnson, if you want to. [ laughter ] >> i thought i

got to cultivate the white people and you know, he's sort of moderates a little bit but he's committed to the whites. but then again a lot of white working-class voters and some voters in the south, that's kind of limited but the great what if of body kennedy is perhaps he's the person who could have kept the liberal coalition back. through his ability to both speak out on civil rights and to garner at least work for some white working-class people. it just forces the question we have to day. and you know, so for people who are optimistic about this, they think he had the potential. i'm just interested in your thinking, speculation about this what if question. are those people optimistic about body in that regard west and mark are they misplaced, is it optimistic in disgrace or we just don't have enough evidence west and mark what you're thinking about the great whatif of bobby kennedy . >> i think it's relatively, i think it's highly likely that he would have been nominated after california. if he had become president, that is passc. he had a visit, and that not totally new but i think he inspired people to servic

so give me a nod again. he is clearly guilty arguing in my little mad getty, when you make a guess on that, let me get a young boy named tom. was the manager on a young law, i'll give you young i'm. the casino would still be on the little by hanging me minor. i have your matter high. you then i hope the robins give us a good. i've got i've got another i got the wrong to come down to the last name is judy k. kelly. i've been out on the home and the denied the the muslim game that said the trip who she us and keep on with that i've gotta get to work on getting that up cut, it will go. and if i news news news, news, news. hello there your headlines for the americas right here. right now we've got some wet weather coming across the sections of chile, but look at this. it's not going to make it into santiago, temperatures looking pretty good. there. we do have cloud cover for bogus are high 20 degrees. same goes for the night 18, but are pulses of what weather moving into more central areas of brazil on sunday. he

and a work activity was going on. and again, i would like to say it was emotional, but it really was work of a workable worker. norman from the department of transportation, the secretary of transportation we are trying to locate first and foremost all of the planes for identify the planes, ground all the planes, and strangely george herbert walker bush was on a plane. he had to be downed. there is a lot of priorities of what we needed to do. people were not being barked at by any means, but is a very methodical and organize work environment. and i remember distinctly remember and i think i even wrote this down somewhere, that the country would be, proudest up the right word, the country would be comforted to know that their elected officials and the elected position were really functioning at a high level and i secondly thought that because the vice president and bush's top security team had such deep experience, not just on the subject but also deep experience of working with each other, they'd been together in the first gulf

a point. the government and the figures that, that it has. nevertheless, again, a temporary government. the taliban says it is unclear yet how long it will stay in power. and what will follow it and say in british journalist richard met hurst, believes the world will have, will take a cautious approach to the new government, hoping the country doesn't descend towards terrorism. again, i think that a lot more can be achieved with diplomacy if they really want to stop ganeth them from becoming a terror hub. as they say, the best thing to do is to, you know, sit down and talk with talent to avoid. busy this happening, but as i said, i'm gonna send was never a problem really. regarding 911 of the war on terror, this was all afar invaded afghanistan and iraq for different reasons, right. if they were really concerned about terrorism, they have to look at the allies because many of them are sponsors of terrorism. and the united states itself was helping these groups, the very same ones that are now in the, in the taliban government to how connie network, for example. and as we said, the major

is a big me, things like they and sort of, you know, under control. so it's not again a 100 percent infallible, but i mean, you still have a copy, you have a copy, you will have the copy, but you don't have the original sort of, but yes, you have a copy of it, which again is, is another sort of benefit of digital art, we're over sort of like bar we're going back, it's burn, it's gone, you know, will have images out there, but we don't have that sort of original thing, but then it sort of can, might live on and i look at it as being able to pay different physical forms over time. so like the 5000 days that you know, christie's back to be turned into, you know, a giant brand, it could be turned into a protection. it could be turned into a bunch of tv screens with, you know, an animated version of it. it can sort of live in the real world in a bunch of different forms and still have that like, you know, native digital form that's like unchanging and sort of tied to the block in here. i mean, i'm a very tactile person and there is something very kinaesthetic about possessi

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we will allow the mall on a notice to appear. and then again, i say these things and think about how we had it working. we had the remaining mexico policy, the mexican government was working and they actually had their military and a border preventing people from coming across as well the date total cooperation. donald trump knows how to negotiate a negotiated well with the mexicans. and it was working, and it was orderly and again it was serving the national interest so that those skilled low education people were not just walking across our border and living in our country. but we know what the policy is for and we know why they are doing it. they are doing it because of this bill that is pending in congress right now. which they attempted to bring amnesty to everyone there was illegally here in our country. and after recent estimate said that it was ashley 22,000,911,000,000,000 people that are in our country right now that would been granted a path to citizenship. and again, there is a way to deal with this and you know the way to deal with

so clearly a step in the right direction that the, the airport and cobble is, is up and running again. but just a few domestic flights. that's not nearly enough. is it to get the much needed aid to people there? know i've seen the reports of slides starting to resume a capital airport and around that kinda stuff today. it's an encouraging sign as you say, but it really is only a small part of what's needed to avert a deepening of the humanitarian crisis in the country. getting flights in getting supplies in is critical. it's not clear at this point how long it will be before the airport resumes full operational functionality. but even when it does, that's only 11 of the pieces that's needed to get services operational health services, working at the economy, running in the countries as a lot still needs to be done. and in terms of aid, what, what is the most immediate need right now that you will see most immediate needs are for people who have been displaced, especially those who have been recently display center, cobble and other major cities. afghanistan has, are 3000000 people dis

this is actual marketed as a cultural exchange program as well. but again, there is a sense that there's something that is going to make us improve ourselves, right? if we eat locally we know more where food is coming from. it will be better for the environment, better for our community and better for our bodies. in fact, this is probably in some ways the satirical version of this is from the portlandia episode of 2011. sorry, his cat is covered by the powerpoint slide. but there is a way in which there is a famous episode of orlando. they ask what about that chicken and how local is it? what is the chickens name who is taking care of the chicken. it's an ongoing thing of but what our author who read today asks us is, does this actually mean that these are included for ethical eating? who and fact is growing our organic vegetables. what does it mean if we say that it is fair good farming what to expect in our local farming. she really criticizes and critique this idea that it is only about the quality of vegetable or animal and it is not about the working c

again? well, it is going to be a daunting — again? well, it is going to be a daunting task— again? a daunting task for them. - again? well, it is going to be a daunting task for them. it i again? well, it is going to be | a daunting task for them. it is going to be tough. the living conditions here in haiti have worsened since they left. the country he is still reeling from a triple tragedy of back to back natural disasters, increase to gang violence in the streets every day, and the covid 19 pandemic so the conditions are not great. and many of your viewers may see the return of those families as the return of those families as the end of the story. it is not. forthem, it is the end of the story. it is not. for them, it is the beginning. the beginning of a new chapter in their life. that they need to write for them self for their children. but they cannot do this alone. we need to be at their side with your support. need to be at their side with your sunport-_ need to be at their side with your support-— need to be at their side with your support. even the uk the government — your

the african invoice seat is contested by isaac sy, a representative of again it's don, government ousted last month. a committee will meet to decide who to accept as the countries unit condemnation to 0. a video of us before the patrol. agents on horseback, aggressively pushing back migrants went viral. un top official on refugees. the lighthouse policy of deporting patients could be in violation of international law . the more people have been forced on their homes, often new volcanic vents, blue open on one of spain, canary islands, rivers of lava happen flooding across la paloma since interruption on sunday. more than 190 homes have been destroyed. residents face threats from toxic gases. volcanic ash, earthquakes and acid rain. well, those are the headlines. the news continues here on august era of interest story statement, thanks so much bye. me. ah ah, it was seen as a hair one. let me get aside the whole loose as well. now spend the next 25 years in jail for terrorism. what led to the verdict and did his criticism of the present viral? it's a walk into the program, i'm in, ron kon

again, that is a big question. the taliban - afghanistan? again, that is a big question. nistan? again, that is aj big question. the taliban is a movement that has been operating in many years, and when it comes to the group's understanding of islam, you could argue that it provides a strict interpretation of islam, it promotes social conservatism, and one example is not allowing women to take public office, not allowing women to, basically work, and they said they would allow women to work but they have restricted women's mobility and also the ability of women to find genuine employment, so, when we look at the taliban, and social conservatism, may be the fact that it has been operating in isolation for a very long time, it hasn't really responded to the changing circumstances, so this is very different from other parts of the muslim world, because you have strong religious institutions in those countries who can truly assess what islam means for them. absolutely fascinating, thank you for talking to us, raihan ismail. . ~' , ., the father of britney spears has petitioned

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we're also hearing reports that russia this week, according to activists in it, live a started again, bombing targets from by targets in it late. there's about 4000000 syrian living that many of the internally displaced is the last major city under rebel control. and also a russian backed cease fire in dara has come in to force this was negotiated by the russians and ended a syrian siege of that city and intense fighting. but as a consequence of that, some areas of data that had been on the rebel controller now back on the syrian regime control the 1st time since 2013 photos in the u. s. state of california. deciding the face of governor gavin newsome in a recall election use and has been criticized for mishandling. the current of ours pandemic rising crime rates high texas the homelessness crisis. if he gets less than 50 percent of the vote, he'll be replaced by whatever other candidate polls the highest hopefuls include. conservative radio host, larry elder, and a former olympian caitlin jenna. for more of this let's bring in james taylor. he's before the chair of the department of

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