here's alec and amelia. select alec mcdill us author of fulfillment winning and losing and one click america. as a senior party for pro public and the recipient of the george polk award the robin toner prize and other honors freeze also the author of the cynic, she thousand 14 biography of mitch mcconnell and he lives in baltimore. a million paying author of made in china a prisoner in sos letter and the hidden costs of america's cheap goods is an award-winning journalist who has written for publications such as mother jones and the new republic covering topics ranging from organic import fraud to the prevalence of sexual violence and native american reservations but she lives near washington d.c. our moderator today, nelson sanchez as director of the international human rights law clinic at the uva school of law. his research focuses on justice and post- conflict in ours land governments and peace building and corporate accountability for human rights violation. alec, amelia, thank you for joining us today.

why don't we start with alec? >> thank you camilo, and thank you to the festival for organizing this. for me, the book actually began not about amazon itself, a book as amazon, but a book about regional inequalities, the growing gaps in america. i'm a reporter who spent a lot of time around the country and grown increasingly concerned and even alarmed by the disparities, i would find between winner take all cities and left hyped towns-- left behind towns and i've been thinking how to write about it and capture it in a book and decided to frame it around amazon, and to use amazon a lens onto the country and glaring regional divides. >> amelia. >> yes, i started reading alec's book and it's gripping and fascinating and important and recommend everyone to read it. i'm the author of "made in china", i'm excited to be here tonight. thank you for the introduction, camilo. so you know, the main narrative that really spoke to me when i was doing much r -- research by the chinese sos prisoners ended up in the u.s. and othe

alec, amelia, cam low, thank you for joining us. camilo, it's all yours. >> thank you very much, jane, and thank you, alec and amelia, for these fantastic books. it's been a pleasure to read your work. i think these books are not only important and timely, so i'm very glad for you to be in the process of doing this research to get the books out and joining us tonight for the panel. finish and i have a couple of questions, and i'm going to take some other questions from our attendees tonight. and let me start by asking about the process of conceiving the books. at what point and how did you realize that all of those hours of research were book material? that you had enough that was screaming to be written about, what are your books about? why don't we start with alec? >> sure. well, thank you, camilo. i'm very glad to be here. thanks to the festival for organizing this. for me, the book actually began not about amazon, it's often thought of as a book about amazon, but it began about the growing gaps between places in america. i'm a r

on it we start with alec? stomach thank you, i'm very glad to be here. thanks to the festival for organizing this. for me the book actually began not about amazon itself. that is of a combat amazon as a book about regional inequality. the growing gap between places in america. i reported spent a lot of time around the country and it just grown increasingly concerned even alarmed by the disparities a solenoid go around the country between winner take all cities and left behind towns. i've been wrestling with this for years thinking about how to write about it, how to capture it in a book. when it finally decided to do was to frame amazon. she is amazon with these regional divides. >> i started reading alex book it's obsolete passing and important i can remake recommend for everyone to read it. on the author of made in china really excited to be here tonight thank you for the special introduction. the main narrative that really spoke to me when i was doing research about all of the different chinese written by prisoners who ended up in followed by consumer

thank you alec and amelia. it has been a pleasure to read your work.hink your books are not only important but timely i'm very glad to be in the process of doing the research to get this process out and join us tonight for the panel. i have a couple of questions and i'm going to take some questions from our attendees tonight. let me start by asking about the process, what point and how did you realize all of those hours of research were book material? it was screaming to be told what is the topic about what are the books about. tanksley festival for organizing this. for me not about amazon's thought about a book about amazon but began about regional inequality the growing gap between places in america.ca i'm a reporter that spent a lot of time around the country i've grown increasingly concerned even alarmed by the disparities when a go around the country and left behind towns. i have been resting with this for years and hownk to capture it in a book. and regional divides. >> i started reading this book it's fastening a recommend everyone readpo it. th

alec, amelia, thank you, for joining us today.ilo, it's all yours. >> thank you very much and thank you for these books. it's been a pleasure with your work, now much about the topic tis important timely so i'm vey glad for you not only to do the research to get this book out but for the panel. a couple of questions, i'm going to a take some questions tonigh, let me start by asking about the process of completing the book. at what time and how did you realize all of those hours of research were book material? you had, let's start with alec. >> i'm glad to be here, thank you for organizing this. for me, the book began not about amazon's but it began as a book about regional and aquatic, growing gaps between place in america. i'm a reporter who spent a lot of time around the country and i have grown increasingly concerned, even c alarmed by disparities i saw an article around the country between win or tickle cities and left behind towns i've been wrestling with this for years particularly hard to write about and capture it in the b

alec sharma has got... _ past because of those changes. alec sharma has got... to get everybody to glasgow to agree, we already have a climate agreement but it's about the implementation presumably and when you see events of this kind what he is referring to is the mitigation measures and how quickly and if sufficiently the world will undertake the. —— it is herding. world will undertake the. -- it is herdinu. ., , world will undertake the. -- it is herdin. . , ., herding. that is right, it was meant to be last year _ herding. that is right, it was meant to be last year but _ herding. that is right, it was meant to be last year but it _ herding. that is right, it was meant to be last year but it was _ herding. that is right, it was meant to be last year but it was always - to be last year but it was always discussing the implementation of the paris agreement that attempts to stay as far below global warming as possible and is close to five. but keepin possible and is close to five. but keep in mind that those ministers will also herd cats back in their home coun

. alec will often write bills and just hand them to legislators. yeah, and i think that it really does trust the importance of local news agencies and how, you know, localities should really invest in their local news agencies or else they're just going to be fed misinformation by different billionaire funded startups. and during the pandemic, this news feed was just promoting this private charter charter school. that was a virtual charter school a, but they're like, oh, well, all these kids are at home. we can get them to enroll in our connections academy. and they're all about living room school that they just want to get rid of all the schools, just have kids in living rooms, learning rich, kids can keep to themselves and have to not have to touch the undesirable. thanks so much now. thank you. i here are your headline from the future in one week you'll hear kissinger wakes up in cold sweat with realization national security state forgot to infiltrate my faith. that guy, that's a hard worker coming up a week from today. you'll read by impressed

alec baldwin and i play two doctors, dr. henderson and dr. kirby.that's my daughter coming in right there. [ laughter ] here, you want to come in, love? all right. so we play these two doctors who are -- it's bath time, it's bath time right now. [ laughter ] >> anthony: all right, poop on the stoop! poop on the stoop! >> poop on the stoop, not here. hi, love. >> anthony: oh, she is adorable. [ cheers and applause ] what's her name? >> she's the greatest. >> anthony: what's her name? >> her name is lena. i'm going to send her off to bath now. good night! >> anthony: bye-bye, lena! >> oh, sorry, smooch. >> anthony: there you go. >> all right. there, you got a glimpse. [ laughter ] >> anthony: so in all of your years as an actor, 40-plus years, this is the first time that you've played a doctor. did you hang out -- >> right. >> anthony: did you hang out in the hospitals at all? you know, to learn this trade? >> i was very lucky. i was very fortunate, because i'm playing a vascular surgeon. and i have a brother-in-law who's a vascular surgeon. so i was

here's alec and amelia.select alec mcdill us author of fulfillment winning and losing and one click america. as a senior party for pro public and the recipient of the george polk award the robin toner prize and other honors freeze also the author of the cynic, she thousand 14 biography of mitch mcconnell and he lives in baltimore. a million paying author of made in china a prisoner in sos letter and the hidden costs of america's cheap goods is an award-winning journalist who has written for publications such as mother

the james guy and alec hopkins. wonderful for them.eb dressel who claimed gold in the 100 metres butterfly final. added to the two gold he already has a mccann so far at tokyo and it was smiles all round for the us swim team. his teammate katie ledecky claiming gold in the 800 metres freestyle. claiming gold in the 800 metres frees le. , , , , freestyle. the butterfly is my least favourite of _ freestyle. the butterfly is my least favourite of all _ freestyle. the butterfly is my least favourite of all the _ freestyle. the butterfly is my least favourite of all the strokes, - freestyle. the butterfly is my least favourite of all the strokes, to - freestyle. the butterfly is my least favourite of all the strokes, to be i favourite of all the strokes, to be honest. the triathlon mixed relay made its debut this morning? tell me what mixed relay is about. normally when you think about triathlon you think about this test of individual endurance. athletes putting themselves up across three disciplines so you have the swim, the ride and then

yeah, alec is younger than not all goes on high rise. it's not just meant to be eco friendly, but also an exercise in inclusivity and social cohesion. it won't be condos for the rich, but rather housing for people of all income levels. it's about living in a neighborhood in a community. if you live in a project like this, you have to have the right attitude to wood as well because it lives and moves and creeks. you have to be able to and want to deal with that in the back to build with timber. you have to cut down trees, how eco friendly is that what we said and he shouldn't just chop down and tie as far as so they've gone forever. we need to use the resources we have in germany and central europe and sell tree selectively. importing timber from further afield would be less sustainable. construction kids fantasy to go ahead and sign in downtown been in the fall goes to plan. when skyscrapers should be standing by 20. ah, it shows consulting resources and living the good life can go hand in hand. that's all we have time for on this editio

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ah join me every 1st day on the alec salmon show when i was speaking to guess in the world, the politic sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me going to count down the next day as tor historic day in monetary history. that would be august 15th, 1971. the day that then president richard nixon closed the gold window, basically defaulting on america's obligations to great britain at the time. and since then we've had pure monetary chaos. the ah sporting hero, all weak willed in the face of adversity. opinions, divide it over to us, driven us to quit, to olympic, finals of mental health concerns. well, german competitors, inter can't make a stand against sex, isn't debated. what's already been done, the woke game so becoming increasingly dominated by politics as well. i think it's a great opportunity. we see so many changes. we're ready. i'm not where we should be confirmed because we don't want to be just a vehicle for the latest 5 that comes along a few alias, tackling an influx of illegal migrants, but as the thirty's we allow measures to stem the flow di you fall silent

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probably the, i'd probably still be using it. robots for personal use at home, helpful, or just you alec to waste. let us know what you think on facebook or the w dot com . had to use you for more videos from japan, including more robots. that's it for me today. see you next time. ah ah, in the 77 percent. some are calling time is presence in new colonialism, pure and simple in st debate. yeah. why is this still a thing in africa and who it was white people stealing from black african probably new legs on somebody in the 77 percent on dw me the challenge me extreme to be the one that took my pcs. i was in the next, i was stuck in at the end of the day, rest 15 minutes, dw me in the night of that change, africa mega. what's the story with here? what do they have for their future? c, w dot com for mega city multimedia insight. click enter. hello guys. welcome to your favorite youth program, the 77 percent. this is the platform for africa, young majority. i, eddie mike, a junior foster, you'll see belt and ride with us. more than 60 years ago, many african countries gained the independence

oh, the join me every thursday and the alec simon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport, business and show business. i'll see you then in the and now we're in an area where we're trying to save the planet. we want to be able to use energy and have special live, but also to live on a healthy planet. and the challenge is energy. it's the emissions of carbon dioxide or other greenhouse gases that we're trying to manage. and there's many different ways of doing that. the transmission have begun in transition and it's proceeding along many different way with oh, the ah . green water. and we go to the streets weird. i will be them, make them feel that the fellow human beings, if people in the communities get for them, can you read or do any where you start? same water. that's the start point. rebuilding the trust. but the connection that they have with the managed to do the retail, if you need to get rid of the water. yeah . why fi? is that? okay, do you see it in front of you? we are tube left from the all the top and this is where we are pretty much the slum b

would spray fentanyl in small quantities under your tongue and it would help to alleviate pain but alec a salesman, pretty high up in terms of sales, and they are using the playbook that purdue kind of initiated, but taking it to a great extreme. it is all about the money, all about trying to find either corrupt money hungry, doctors who that becomes your business model, to look for those people to compensate for being speakers to promote your drug. they actually had a return on investment flowchart, so that if you got $40,000 as a speaker, you had to prescribe at least two times that amount, or they cut you off. amy: explain as a speaker. alex: it is legal to pay doctors to speak on behalf of your drug, but in -- in other words, to talk to other doctors about how great this drug is. the problem is they want really speaking. they would just pay the money and then have dinner and maybe talk to a couple of people. it was really a quid pro quo, it was just a bribe. we will give you $40,000, provided you prescribe $80,000 of this drug. they would encourage them to up the dose, and because t

he goes on to insult alec baldwin. with all that being said, however, i do believe the 100% one-sided shows should be considered an illegal campaign contribution from the democrat party. [ laughter ] what do you think, guillermo? do you think he said it or ger urse he di p.f ma sd u a hoodie you still a xxxl? [ laughter and applause ] i don't know how he released statements any more because he's banned from twitter, facebook, instagram, they kicked him off. he still has a phone and a bunch of fox news wannabes that don't screen his calls. trump dialed into the real america voice news network, never heard of it either. [ laughter ] and you're not gonna believe this, turns out, he's still running for president. >> headlines were about you said we didn't win, is that an accurate headline, did you admit defeat? i just want to understand that. >> no, i never admitted defeat. we have a lot of things happening right now. i think that was an election that was -- i don't think, all you have to do is read the newspapers and see

we dare to ask me to join me every day on the alec salmon show and i'll be speaking to guess in the world. the politic sport business. i'm show business. i'll see you then me. oh ok. me to keep them all set and a minute. talk with any mobile do that and just says michelle, he's does ask me to do the work of your portable don't just assume the people you know a little if you have you don't, don't get kevin, you know they book the clue didn't you tell to get here at the doctor told yourself, i go to school, but it will 123 to the semester. but i was also late when i i supposed to receive a phone call, which school seems to are certainly stephanie. she needs to walk us on once it was she last cruise on that one will be present. we can credit some of it on your school. what i see that you could she purchases using it? you know, kitty, i see, but i didn't publish a pop up so called posey did bill. it also sean tell also does mr. g. mr. best to partner which was a chef l. a. but it is mr. g from japan, canada says there's a left, i mean, usually you don't have to be. so it was when i go back to

are the model of a lack in a few more i legit it was you heard alec and to the mom and let me can had the cookie on on the hold about that school that much or i would had you read and you will be much. lon, csc. your home family ask any adult. oh, gee, had uncompromising politics, clearly cost him his life. but it's never really been clear why the israeli government chose to wait 25 years before admitting responsibility for his killing. perhaps the passage of time was enough. or israel wanted to send a message to the pillow in 2012 about the scale of its military reach. on june easy as involvement. there is no shortage of allegations. but precious little hard evidence. the extra judicial killing of hollywood was the boot she had was controversial. and even with the revelations in the israeli newspaper interview still remains shrouded in mystery. do i just see the world unpaid? the fascinating story of a prisoner exchange, negotiated to intermediaries on behalf of us and israel, a story of brinkman ship and bartering, a captive israeli soldier for palestinian prisoners, as recalled, fi

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at alec rock the plastic sneeze guards will stay in place and every room is equipped with an air purifierre. >> lucina cruz says last year was tough serving as a teacher's aide at home. she's glad classroom instruction is back but hopes they can find enough teachers by the time the first bell rings. >> we do, we still have some vacancies but we are very -- we trust that we're going to be able to find the teachers that we need. >> in allen rock, 5% of the students chose not to return to the classroom this fall, that's about 400 children. a superintendant says the program they will attend won't be called virtual learning anymore. it's now known as independent study. for the rest, their rooms are almost ready to welcome them back. >> very excited to see the kids back. >> in san jose, nbc bay area news. >>> a lot to tackle when it comes to masks and how it's going to be enforced. joining us is dr. peter chen hong. thanks for being with us. we backtracked and talked about schools. let's talk about governor newsom's announcement. he will require allstate workers to show proof of vaccination and

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. >> is there expectations to see alec in tokyo? >> it's more about that moment, get it done.his is what i want to do. if this is what i want to do then i think you'll succeed with what your best abilities are. >> you are so darn competitive, alex. when you didn't win the gold, was it a disappointment for you, and how are you rebounding from that? >> of course ever since i was a kid, the dream was to be an olympic champion. coming so close and falling short of that goal was heartbreaking, but having my father there as the coach and then come over not as a coach but as a father and just say, it's okay. you know, these two words, you know, that really changed -- it completely transformed those tears of sadness and disappointment to tears of joy and really pride of what i was able to accomplish in that moment. >> how hard has it been to start and stop for tokyo? start stop, start stop. >> everything i learned from fencing it's all about -- what it boils down to is dealing with adversity. as my dad said, we came out very strong, and i think we're going to. without a stronger becau

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now he and his team regularly held alec of 2 victims. he estimates the sofa, they've helped some 30 young women to return home. the claims which he used to deal with rally goes up with them to me almost as much as each day we could see with bills if you want me to buy them. when i do not said roger investment, which should cause us luckily for camilla, her parents didn't turn away. they listened and took her for a medical exam to avoid unwanted rumors. and the police looked into her case knowledge. would the surely get julia and her joke? german, yes, the, this story ball, i mean, the sway ramos, the, with the city of the law conditional newport news move us. that's when you come in. as parents also took pity and allowed the kidnapper to free the, in later they married their daughter off to him. last, i was blessed by them. first, you need to hear a question which is so genetic. camilla can love about it all now that the many girls abduction is still a dark time in their lives, is often new one to turn to for help as in ice order kind of

it starts off with smart alec comment that you don't want to spend your birthday here. very well, you expressed interest? oh, okay. like i said, you're facing to melanie's and then course in this meeting from yesterday, it's a 25 minute video. it took me probably a week to get through it. that's probably not a way to start out here. young adult placement. right? so the police came in and destroyed is for why the this is a college student. so i mean that got me and it inspired me to really look at the case, but look at the case, i'm not looking to hang the police or anyway, i'm looking at the facts. when i saw the fact, i was scandalized, i was, i never seen anything as bad as good ways attacks me in the morning or the night before. we do something for tomorrow while i'm off tomorrow and then you can work. my and i was of it was really simple, line them up, find criminals and give evidence blind them up. let him for once a rest and the conversion to inform. it's because we have 4 agents that i work with . we are not like you only see we are working with other people and

ah, ah, join me every 1st day on the alec salmon show. and i'll be speaking to guess in the world, the politics sport, business. i'm show business. i'll see you then. me ah, with me ah. ah, i use this is your media a reflection of reality the in the world transformed what will make you feel safe? relation to community you going the right way? where are you being that somewhere which direction? what is truth? what is faith in the world corrupted? you need to this end. ah. so join us in the depths or remain in the shallows, ah, in the drug started as a way to come back. a great problem. what's the one? it's part of the attitude of the nation, not just of north dakota. and it got to be something that you could get elected. this time, the fight against drugs took a check and told us that andrew was competent short form. this is way too dangerous for him to be doing. clearly they put him in harm's way. a rural college student does interest get shot in the head and found in a river like that. something else had to be happening. oh right now, th

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now he and his team regularly held alec of 2 victims. he estimates that so far, they've helped some 30 young women to return home with claims which he used to deal with. rally goes up with them to me almost as much as each day we could deal with that deal if you want to be just simple. but what i do not say roger doesn't which should cause us luckily for camilla, her parents didn't turn away. they listened and took up for a medical exam to avoid unwanted rumors. and the police looked into her case. knowledge would surely chileya any joke. genius, the, this story about having the sweet ramos the one passage of to can you know when you move us not pushing you come in a fair and also took pity and allow the kidnapper to free the in later they eat married their daughter off to him. last, i was blessed by them. first, you need to hear my question, which is so genetic. i just came in like and love about it all. now that the many girls abduction is still a dark time in their lives. there's often no one to turn to for help as in ice. gotta kind

transformation outside, gone to in 2019, she curated the countries 1st ever pavilion at the venice p. m. alec a major triumph that she fought hard for and even tougher process is towards the restitution of artifacts stolen during the colonial era. on behalf of the canadian culture ministry, she's involved in dialogue with european museum. i was a lot of questions that came up around recitation. that beginning was we give them back the object will they know how to look after them? which apart from, you know, the obvious insult and racism, implied in that question on the surface. you know, this whole kind of civilizing colonizing mindset is still completely prevalent. even in those museum directors that are willing to have conversations with us, that they need to speak to us. and until this is shifted it's for me, it's a bit of an mc, jess. there are a multitude of historical wrongs to put right before you even novel says that god, children do exactly that is travelling through time and hearing the whisperings of the universe in the other culture news, damien hirst, and also the blur of the con

and that was said, it was christine when reporting from the johannesburg township of alec xandra. that's all from us for now. coming up next to our cobra, 1900, specially you going to 2nd wave rock in berlin for now. thank you so much for spending this part of the day with us. back at the top of the i will see that the the side against the corona virus pandemic. how has the rate of infection in developing? what does the latest research information and contact the corona virus code? 19 special next on dw, can you hear me now? yes. yes, we can hear you and hello germantown, can we bring you uncle mac or you've never had before? the right? just so what, what is, who is the medical really want me to talk to people who follow along the way, admirers and critics alike. and how is the world's most? how for women shaking how they join us for macros? last long look down in uganda is helping to make co the case numbers full. but livelihoods are suffering one in 5, uganda, and have lost their jobs during the pandemic. to help the government handed down flower and beans during the 1st lockdow

he's well known alec could really me ah, in france, such questions about the provenance of an antiquity face and uphill battle me under french law purchase, social acts in good faith will not be prosecuted. even in the case of looted antiquities, all that's needed is a receipt of purchase. and as soon as it's exhibited in a well known museum alluded, antiquity takes on the veneer of respectability and becomes easier to sell as it keeps changing, hands moving from public exhibitions to art galleries, determining its true origin becomes more difficult, though not impossible to researchers have made it their mission to uncover, trafficking and looted antiquities. archaeology professor saw me show and doctoral student morgana basic. they specialize in researching, looted, artwork, that are sold by galleries or online. my soul, michelle, is training an army of students from all over the world. are going to correction collectors, want unique pieces, what no one else has, but there's a 3rd aspect possible, you know, discipline from fis on. he hopes the students will go on to raise the alarm ab

and that it binds large amounts of c o 2 that's it's yeah, alec is younger than not also on the high rise. it's not just meant to be eco friendly, but also an exercise in inclusive and social cohesion. it won't be condo for the rich, but rather housing for people of all income levels. it's about living in a neighborhood in a community. if you live in a project like this, you have to have the right attitude to would as well because it lives and moves and creek. you have to be able to and want to deal with that. avoid that to build with timber, you have to cut down trees, how eco friendly is that what we certainly shouldn't just chopped down and tie as far as so they've gone forever. we need to use the resources we have in germany and central europe, and fell tree selectively. importing timber from further afield would be less sustainable. construction kids at the warehouse in downtown been in the fall goes to plan. wouldn't skyscrapers should be standing by 2026 it shows conserving resources and living the good life can go hand in hand. that's all we have time for on this edition of m