toronto is mohammad marandi who's the chair of american studies at the university itself in tel aviv amir javedanfar the iranian politics lecturer at the interdisciplinary center in heards neal and in washington d.c. hillary mann leverett who is a former u.s. diplomat and she's also the call for going to hong welcome to the program thanks so much for your time with us on al-jazeera hellery i'll start with you american and israeli intelligence officials and both the u.s. and israeli media as you've been hearing are pointing to an israeli role when it comes to this attack in iran if so what do you think the purpose is behind it is it to set back iran's nuclear program or is it a setback diplomacy as these nuclear talks are set to resume this week. i think it is very much to set back diplomacy there is no evidence that anything that israel has done over the years has set back iran's nuclear program quite the contrary i think it is out as a catalyst to push iran further forward in its nuclear program so i think it is very much about scuttling diplomacy showing showing not only iran but maybe

administration but at the end of the day will president biden really do that it's an open question amir do you agree with that assessment and what do you think that's an yahoo's end game is here with iran is it to trigger a war. well 1st of all i hope there's going to be negotiated settlement i supported that if you in 2015. afterwards it was some behavior some things that were done by the iranian regime such as testing of talk. in there you know in march 2016 when the 3 months of that deal went into effect and they were all tanith that israel must be wiped off the face of us but i still hope that there's going to be a negotiated settlement i disagree with hillary's assessment here biden is not under pressure more than you are and it is a lie you know a government that only has $4000000000.00 left in its account accessible foreign reserves. according to the i.m.f. not the united states it is the public which is a through massive mismanagement there has been so on popular these days if you just go if you're persian speaking just on social media you know that is you see the way that peopl

well notjust yet, according to amir khan.called out by conor benn as he moved a step closer to a world title shot last night with a stunning win over colombia's samuel vargas. the fight, which was supposed to be a challenge for benn, ended afterjust 80 seconds. that's now eighteen wins in eighteen fights for him. he took his opportunity in his post fight interview to call out khan and... ..the bolton fighter responded earlier today. that's all from sportsday. asi as i said, do find —— follow that final round of the masters. there's more on the bbc sports website. for me and the sports day team, that's all for now. bye—bye. hello there. we've seen a lot of showers around today. they will be fading away overnight. they will linger for longer across the eastern side of the uk before skies tend to clear. could be some icy patches around overnight, not least because we've got some wetter weather coming into wales. could be some snow as well, and that will extend its way into the cotswolds. it won't be quite as cold as last night i

we've got a lot of detailed authorities regulating where amir ought to go. not even contemplate a scenario where we talk about sensors doing the work for humans used to but these are technologies still being developed. i want to emphasize right now matter how the technology is, we expect and require the presence of an attentive driver behind the wheel. technologies exist to assist drivers but the vehicles little today to replace them. >> i was, we are just about out of time, i have so many more questions but unfortunately i think we have to wrap up and we can come back and talk because there's so many good issues to cover. >> i'd love to, thank you. >> thank you. >> next, a view from the top segment with the cofounder and ceo, jim. >> thank you so much, joann. it's my pleasure to bring a conversation with dan, ceo of cruz, joining us from again. how are you? >> good, great to be here. >> everyone is tuning in to talk about autonomous technology. give me the state of things cruz, one of the coolest things you're working on, one of the most exciting things you

amir, you have the first question there you are. >> thank you, mr. president. and thank you mr. primet minster mr. president you said successful presidents prioritize and you are focused on one agenda at a time what would you say to americans who voted for you on gun control and police reform having to wait while we pursue infrastructure given we continue to see these incidents with mass shooting and also police-involved shootings including the incident a lot of us saw in chicago most recently. do you feel the need to reprioritize your agenda >> i've never not prioritized this no one has worked harder to deal with the violence used by individuals using weapons than i have i am the only one to pass an assault weapons ban or to have a ten-year ban on assault weapons with clips more than ten bullets, immediately upon us becoming office, i asked our attorney general to put together things i can do by executive order including new guns you can make in pieces and put together and other initiatives. i strongly support, i strongly support the universal background checks, which i continu

french presence of a man who in my car has held talks with the ukrainian leader for a lot amir's olinsky on escalating tensions with russia joins us on american also joined by video link they get called on moscow to halt a military buildup along its border with ukraine. several people have been killed in a shooting in the u.s. city of indianapolis gunfire broke out at a fed ex depot near the airport police have confirmed that the gunman is dead. and a graphic video release in chicago next where footage from a police body camera appears to show a 13 year old boy dropping a handgun then raising his hands just before an officer shoots and kills them please note that this report contains images that are upsetting. the officer involved incident started with a call to an emergency line early morning march 29th released by the city of chicago. chicago emergency sampler having was about 7 every country. 12300. 2300 block of earlier i'm hearing a lot of commotion right now. officer eric stillman was there not long after he got out of his car in 1000 seconds later a single shot. stillman called fo

doctors told him his life was at risk he began the strength to demand independent medical care of amir was jailed for more than 2 years in february after returning from germany where he was being treated out for a near fatal poisoning and russia. this is due to bring you news from berlin you can find much more news and analysis on our website w dot com. museums are tremendous instruments for creating knowledge. one of the things that confronts ethnological museums today is the need to understand the way in which our pasts are . in colonial history. the way we present the objects in museums speaks volumes about the way in which we understand ourselves other people the past the present and our hopes for the future. once again there is a palace in the heart of berlin. the rebuilt historical berlin palace its resurrection has triggered a torrent of debate what signal is being sent by reconstructing in a period residence. the most controversial aspect of the palace is its utilization plan as the humble forum behind the gleaming baroque facade is a modern building which is also designated as

. >> doctor amir had done wonders with him.pals walking around together. >> doctor amir introduced cher to the elephant. >> hello. >> he was very friendly and very sweet. and then we sang to him off key. it was terrible, but i don't think he noticed. he likes music. ♪ >> my favorite moment in the film is when you sing a duet with dr. amir of sinatra. >> no. it was terrible. as an entertainer, i wanted to shoot myself. i kept thinking, this is going to be forever, cher. and then i thought oh, well, you're such a narcissist. shut up and sing. >> you seem to love it. singing also calmed the four-ton elephant as he was trained to become comfortable in a steel crate especially built for the roughly 25 00 mile flight to a wildlife sanctuary in cambodia. >> there was suspense about whether the plane would be able to fly with him. >> everybody was nervous. they were giving him sugar cane and water melon, his fair things. so he was calm. he was a miracle. >> cher was there to greet him when he arrived. >> there was one moment that's mos

french president emanuel of ma kong is hosting his ukrainian counterpart followed amir's olinsky in paris for talks on escalating tension with russia they will be joined on video by german chancellor angela merkel russia's recent military buildup along the border with ukraine has sparked fears that it may be preparing an invasion. of iran says that it has begun in virtue uranium at 60 percent its highest level ever the move brings it closer to the purity needed for the production of a nuclear weapon it comes after a suspected israeli attack on a key plant that has cast a shadow on talks aimed at reviving tehran's nuclear deal with world powers. the head of the world health organization has sounded the alarm saying that covert 19 cases around the world are rising at worrying rates at a press briefing the deputy director general warns that steep increases are being seen even in countries where widespread outbreaks were previously avoided around the world cases and is continuing to increase rates globally the number of new cases but we cause nearly double over the past 2 months . this is app

but who will provide that drug amir is war ski has been in the tourism industry for the past 10 years renting accommodations mostly to tourists from abroad he expects that as long as p.c.r. tests are necessary to visit bulgaria most foreigners will stay away and it's. 50 euro per person so it's more than the cost of the accommodation if they have short accommodation so that's a big challenge and that's the risk in. the coming of foreigners he still has an advantage over because tell us that what he says domestic tourists have increased some are relocating their home office from the bulgaria cities to the beach no people are more interested of apartments than of hotels they. think that the apartments are safe young people are having their own place they stay by themselves if they want to clean for them if they don't want to we don't bother them they have their own kitchen or nurse tell a different story there was a 80 percent drop in the number of foreign tourists last year compared to 21000 as long as their governments do not advise or support foreign travel it will be difficult to ke

his new website where putin is speaking right now mark good to see you what are the key points about amir peretz it's been speaking on so far. out right at the beginning that this state of the nation address would be mostly about domestic affairs and indeed it's has been there's been a lot about the various the various issues the things russia of the russian exhausted to the public you know what with the pandemic. with the world economy being in crisis mode but there's also much devoted to the health care system of the russian federation that includes that mia putin saying that you know the challenges that we face are tremendous we weren't ready for the pandemic in the early days but it was thanks to medics thanks to frontline doctors that we managed to beat back that pandemic in the now we have 3 vaccines. mr. moxon nation is of immense put importance right now i'm asking the government regional hands to tackle this everyone people should have the chance to get vaccinated which will allow us to have had immunity by the autumn i once again call on all our citizens to get vaccinated. we've

well ukrainian president followed amir's a lenski has expressed alarm about russian troop movements near his country's eastern border and it's weeks he called moscow's actions a serious challenge to the security of ukraine the kremlin has denied its troop movements near the french you're pose a threat that the u.s. sees as a provocation and has asked russia to explain itself. ukrainian troops that are russian backed separatists in the eastern donbass region both accuse each other of committing deadly attacks rising tensions after a long quiet phase. just a few days ago kiev accused moscow of moving large numbers of russian troops to the a cranium border. this has awakened grim memories of 2014 when russian troops also amassed at the border. should cease military escalation and immediately and unconditionally reaffirm its commitment to a political and diplomatic settlement and a cease fire regime. the kremlin sees no cause for concern saying russia is free to move its troops within its own territory presidential spokesman dmitri peskov has instead warned the u.s. and nato against stationi

never be the same again leave barca al-jazeera the european union has announced sanctions on members amir mas military is new evidence of the joint his brutality emerges he used top diplomat says the sanctions will hit 10 individuals in 2 corporations belonging to the military it comes as a political prisoner monitoring group in memory appeals to stronger international action. a new report from human rights watch says the chinese government is committing crimes against humanity in its treatment of the week is unchanging province drawing on information collected by rights groups and journalists it details abuses since 2016 when beijing stepped up its actions against the raiders this includes arbitrary and for more arrests of turkic muslims an estimated 300000 people have been sentenced in the past 5 years the actions include mass surveillance and restricting the practice of islam the report says there's increasing evidence a separation of children from their families forced labor and forced returns to china if any other government the world is committing crimes against humanity on a scope

the european union has announced new sanctions on members amir mars' military says there's been further evidence of the zones his brutality the sanctions will hit 10 individuals and 2 corporations belonging to the military a member monitoring group of peers again for stronger international action to stop the torture and killing of protesters cuban president miguel diaz has taken over as the head of the governing communist party it replaces raul castro who is stepping down but this canal says cost to will remain influential on important decisions it's in human has this report me then the then. passing on his post his 1st secretary of the all powerful communist party to 60 year old president may give the s. candidate an image that is supposed to signal the end of the castro era. not quite one year ago that comrade there are all 4 legitimacy and because cuba needs him will be consulted on the most important strategic decisions for the destiny of the nation. while billboard's hailed the communist party as the soul of the revolution its 8 congress transpired behind closed doors cubans waited

gunman of killed at least 30 people in ethiopia's or amir region villages who witnessed the attack in the west were leaders and say the victims were ethnic and hard as authorities a blaming armed group called the liberation army for the assault a ship carrying 1200 people who fled violence in northern mozambique has arrived at the port town of pemba family members were waiting outside the port to see which of their loved ones were among them group stormed the northern city of palmer a week ago killing hundreds of people mozambique's military is fighting to retake it. that 'd i don't know about my son i don't know where he is nothing i haven't been able to eat for a week. and. i'm so tired 7 days in the bush is i'm so tired we crossed paths several times with the bandits this iteration is really bad many are dead representatives of egypt sudan and ethiopia are meeting us and e.u. officials in khartoum they're discussing ethiopia's contentious mega down on the river nile in an exclusive interview. with the sudanese minister of education what we are proposing downside is to strengthen th

embarrassment ok you can talk about values all you want russians and chinese talk about interests here but amir let me go to you what it was another thing that i find really just outrageous about how this story is being reported victoria nuland is number 3 at the state department right now she's the one. primary principle that broke up the sovereignty of ukraine after the illegal coup in 2014 if it hadn't been for the coup crimea still would be part of ukraine the donbass would still be part of ukraine and now they say we want to protect your sovereignty you've got to be kidding me go ahead jeremy i'm sorry black hair black america and i think. all of what we see here in front of us is more lies a lowly playable famous situation in france in our often a border town run that border grounds there was a distant ration is the ration of the 2nd level kind of royalty aboard once came back and one wise a guy with a peanut said they didn't forget anything nor did they learn it and that's exactly what we have this is the people who have still caught up with a grudge against russia for interfering in the

the view of his lawyer and his own doctors really want to be able to get to see him and only about amir put in delivered his state of the nation address what was his message. but annual address the bulk of it was focused on domestic issues there was a small reference to international affairs domestically the main issue was certainly trying to combat the coded pandemic which is hit russia harder like this in other countries but i'm here putin says he wants herd immunity here by the autumn but with only just over 4 percent of russians having had 2 doses of a covert vaccine that seems a very very tall order 'd the small reference to international affairs was that considering how much international pressure russia is our been under recently with diplomats expelled and sanctions imposed because of allegations of meddling in the us presidential elections of cyber hacking of their massive troop buildup on the borders of ukraine and the occupation of crimea blood in there putin said to all of that we don't want to provoke anyone but provoke of we will hit back asymmetrically he said he said rus

wednesday after he was basically forced out of the country following violent protests upon his rival lot amir posner had gone to georgia to celebrate his 87th birthday. as you just saw eggs were thrown and whistles were blown as protesters gathered outside poser's hotel they took exception to previous comments he'd made about the 2 a publix of a posse and south ossetia which have been engaged in a long running dispute with georgia clashes with police ensued when protesters tried entering the hotel they claim the russian host wasn't welcome as he didn't respect georgia's territorial integrity posner says there was no political motivation behind his birthday trip just a little more background for you on the south the study are 2 breakaway regions that declared themselves independent over 20 years ago most of the world still views them as part of georgia but russia is one of the few countries that do recognize the territories a sovereign states. those who think politics and sports shouldn't mix have been taken aback by the us to limp and paralympic committee's latest decision it's ok to certain

border with ukraine ukrainian president vladimir this is vilinsky is calling for a summit with that amir putin and european powers his statement follows a video conference with the leaders of germany france and ukraine. police in indianapolis identified the gunman who killed 8 fed-ex workers before killing himself 19 year old brandon home was a former employee of the korea company he had previously been interviewed by the f.b.i. after his mother called police flagging mental health concerns the mother of a young black american men shot dead by police during a traffic stop has issued an emotional plea for justice relatives and friends of don't a right gathered in minneapolis a day after the officer who shot him appeared in court on charges of manslaughter. the u.s. president and japanese prime ministers say they'll continue to work together to meet the challenges posed by china. was the 1st world leader to visit the white house under the biden administration. raul castro the brother of the late for del castro is stepping down as the head of the communist party in cuba it in 6 decades of l

his doctors told him his life was at risk he began the strike to demand independent medical care of amir was jailed for more than 2 years in february after returning from germany where he was being treated out for a near fatal poisoning and russia. this is g w news from berlin you can find much more news and analysis on our website w dot com. it's that time again and film buffs are primed as we head into oscar's weekend with many things of note this year including the most diverse group of nominees in history more on that in a moment and also coming up. stand all in germany after a group of actors staged an online campaign criticizing the government's plans or tightening of parole restrictions sarcastic and cynical videos have largely backfired. and in order of world book day it's time once again to share our love of reading with another landmark german novel the hunger games all by nobel prize winning author. welcome to the show well it's quite a thing to have an academy award ceremony in the middle of a pandemic and especially strange to think that because of continuing lockdowns most

and french president a man of my car has held talks with the ukrainian leader of a lot amir's olinsky on escalating tensions with russia german chancellor angela merkel also joined by video link they called on moscow to halt a military buildup along its border with ukraine. several people have been killed in a shooting in the u.s. city of indianapolis gunfire broke out at the fed ex depot near the airport police have confirmed that the gunman is dead. and now to a graphic video released in chicago footage from a police body camera appears to show a 13 year old boy dropping a handgun and raising his hands just before an officer shoots and kills them please note that this next report contains images that are upsetting. creepy officer involved incident started with a call to an emergency line early morning march 29th released by the city of chicago. chicago emergency stamper having was about 7 every country. 12300. 2300 block of oh yeah i'm hearing a lot of commotion right now. officer eric stillman was there not long after he got out of his car in 1900 seconds later a single shot. stabb

french president emanuel makana is hosting his ukrainian counterpart followed amir's a lengthy and paris for talks on escalating tensions with russia they will be joined on a video call by german chancellor angela merkel there's been growing alarm in recent weeks over russia's military build off along its border with ukraine moscow has also moved warships to the black sea to the ukrainian south and there's been a spike in clashes in ukraine's don boss region between the army and pro russian separatists now the talks in paris are show of support for kiev which after russia's annexation of crimea now says it fears another invasion. tensions in eastern ukraine boiled over in march and april 24th team following russia's seizure of the crimean peninsula pro russian separatists proclaimed a new republic in the eastern bass region the government launched a military operation in response that began a grinding conflict that's claimed at least $14000.00 lives so far. month by month in 2014 the atrocities mounted in may clashes in the seaside city of odessa left dozens dead a months long battle for

country and it's left new sanctions on companies as well as people inside the inner orbit of lead amir putin the u.s. says the russian secret service was behind interference in november's national election and it is blaming the kremlin for a cyber security breach inside the u.s. government known as the solar winds hack here's how the white house press secretary summed it up earlier today our objective here is not to escalate our objective here is to impose costs for what we feel are. unacceptable actions by the russian government some of these are done in court nation with our european partners and allies in the past and our view is that when there are actions that are taken that are unacceptable that are not aligned with our interests that we feel. go beyond what should be acceptable from any country you have a partner of relationship with then there should be consequences we can't predict what the impact will be but we still believe that when there is unacceptable behavior we should put consequences in place to be administration still it's bad to have a summit with. the invitation re

i'll speak to the amiral that oversaw the lead of osama bin laden. and that's all coming up tonight. >>> good evening, i'm mehdi hassan. in main police shot a man in maine and friend say they were worried about their friend before he was shot and killed by police in new hampshire two weeks early. police in upstate new york shot a 23-year-old while responding to a domestic disturbance, and in new jersey police shot a man for allegedly fleeing a traffic accident and that same day police in honolulu shot a 16-year-old boy in pursuit. a man was running away from a gunman and toward police when police shot him multiple times in the torso. just a few of the people who have been killed by police this month alone. so many people that at one point coverage of the murder trial of one police officer gave way to coverage of yet another police killing just a few miles away. ever since the murder trial of derek chauvin started on march the 29th, chauvin the police officer who put his knee on the neck of the late george floyd, police killings in america have mounte

i'll speak to the amiral that oversaw the lead of osama bin laden. and that's all coming up tonight.

mike amire said no one should feel pressured to shake hands.ggests a couple alternatives. >> the first is the grasp and greet, two hands over your heart, and then a nod and a verbal explanation so, for instance i'm going contactless, i just want to make you safe the second option is put your hands behind your back, stop and nod your head. that's me crying at my son's wedding in japan, but in america it's a greeting, a contract. it's hard to measure a person by their firm elbow tap >> culturally speaks it dates back to the 5th century. you used to shake hands to show you don't have a weapon. >> i've been vac nating, i'm shaking hands. >> reporter: while some about stick to the phi bump, some americans are ready to hug it out. so some will hug, orders will show up to the office just like this we just have to give each other a lot of slack that's my office back there. i'm not allowed back in yet. even if your boss says wear a mask or your host does, wear a mask don't elbow tap if you'll coughed into your elbow. be careful asking people about wheth

border with ukraine the ukrainian president of autumn is a linsky is calling for a summit with that amir putin and european powers his statement follows a video conference with the leaders of germany france and ukraine. the u.s. president and japanese prime minister sable continue to work together to meet challenges posed by china. is the 1st world leader to visit the white house under the biden administration to leave is also discussed the state of the world economy but it was geopolitics that dominated the discussion. politicians opposed to the mian ma military have formed a national unity government that includes asked of members of the parliament young leaders of anti cool protests and ethnic minorities meanwhile has been gripped by political turmoil and blood shit after a coup in february stay with us more news after algis there are investigations. the i. phone 3 years old is here is been investigating the pro-gun lobby yesterday. filming with he cameras inside america's national rifle association. the only thing that stops a bad guy with a gun is a good guy. entrenching a political

russians did something that donald trump has always been desperately afraid of doing, they criticize flat amiresters filled the streets in cities all over russia, chanting russia without putin, putin is teeth, freedom to political prisoners and simply, let him go. meaning the jailed opposition leader alexei navalny. the most prominent political prisoner, alexei navalny continues his anger strike after having been moved to his prison cell to a prison hospital and now to a civilian hospital in this city 110 miles east of moscow, with his lawyer saying that he could die at any moment, alexei navalny released this statement today. i will sincerely say, two feelings are ranging inside of me, pride and hope. people are marching in the street. it means they know and understand everything. they won't give up their future, the future of their children, their country. yes, it will be difficult and dark for some time. but those pulling russia back historically are doomed. there are more of us in any case. >> yesterday's protesters came -- yesterday's protest came immediately after he delivered the equiva

mike amire said no one should feel pressured to shake hands.t is the grasp and greet, two hands over your heart, and then a nod and a verbal explanation so, for instance i'm going contactless, i just want to make sure i keep you nice and safe. >> reporter: the second option is put your hands behind your back, stop and nod your head other cultures have long greeted each other hands-free. that's me crying at my son's wedding in japan but in america it's all about the handshake, it's a greeting, a contract it's hard to measure a person by their firm elbow tap culturallye >> so, culturally speaking, the handshake dates back to the 5th century. you used to shake hands to show you don't have a weapon. >> reporter: are you shaking hands? >> i'm shaking hands to anybody, because i've been vaccinated >> reporter: while some about stick to the first bump, some americans are ready to hug it out. so while some want to hug, others will show up to the office dressed like this we just have to give each other a lot of slack over the next year when we go back t

ukrainian president's vote amir's olinsky has visited soldiers on the eastern border his presence there comes at a time of heightened tension with russia so in basra the reports. of. a president in the trenches meeting soldiers on the front line rallying the troops for battle but it was nothing but a very the ukrainian leader donned a wartime look for his visit to donbass in the east where russian military buildup along the border came after weeks of fighting with russian backed separatists domitia yes just as almost there is an escalation indeed in the donbass region we can see it servicemen can see that commanders in chief and commanders can see that we understand that our boys are targeted by snipers who are 26 killed service me. military do everything possible to defend our country and to hold ceasefire but when our soldiers are attacked and when there are casualties it is clear to everyone that the army responds. russian equipment and thousands of personnel are on the horizon russians are tearing out military drills along the border and pro russian rebel fighters are taking up posi

i think the president is speaking right now let's just listen to what amir putin has to say we all share the concern with regard to global climate change and how much where we're all interested and we're doubling the international effort to address this issue whether this effort proves successful will largely determine the future of our planet the development prospects of each country as well as the wellbeing and quality of life of our citizens we believe. is as solely a legal framework for international collaboration and controlling and reducing greenhouse gas emissions namely the universal agreements reached under the un auspices i'd like to stress that brush treats its international commitments with the utmost responsibility and this fear and i refer in particular to the implementation of the un after people see the kyoto protocol and the paris agreement would take active effort and russia to build more than legislation that allows both controlling carbon emissions and creating incentives for their reduction yesterday i presented my annual address to the federal assembly of the russia

spoken today and he says that it's looking likely last week by mere putin said he would meet lot amir's alinsky in moscow now blimey putin said he was only prepared to meet selenski to discuss bilateral issues now as a lenski wants to discuss donbass this breakaway region of east of ukraine where russian separatists backed by moscow are fighting in ukraine and has been a spike in violence that moscow considers that a sort of a domestic. within ukraine issue so he's not sure whether putin would be willing to discuss that but selenski says he's told his chief of staff to fix a date with the kremlin the news from the kremlin at the moment is they don't know when it's going to happen but they haven't said it's not going to happen. ok ben a smith there very latest live from moscow berna thank you. hundreds of arrest warrants have been issued in terror same connection with an exile businessmen he's accused of attempted coup against president a wretched type errors of i'm back in 2816 brazil serger has more from istanbul. the operation by the security forces just started in the morning as a pa

you see the goalie darcy kemper and had jason amir's kind of botched that one sharks up, 3 19 evanderson. ish. you've been wondering where he's been at one time or from the point for nothing. phoenix hated very interesting late, but six for the final cane with a nice, empty netter to put it away. all right, draft day coming up, and you know what happens in these predraft press conferences, the general managers there the coaches there. will answer all the questions and tell you nothing. who could blame him? right 49ers huge pick coming up on thursday, john lynch and kyle shanahan on hand to meet with the media. they wouldn't tell you who they were gonna draft, of course, but they did kind of make it clear that they want to get somebody who's a little more reliable with regard to not getting hurt it quarterback than jimmy garoppolo. so if things go as planned, drafty number three, the board figures to look like that as. available back jobs for bama justin fields from ohio state. trey lance, of course, the north dakota which one will the niners pick? do they even know? do we know exactly

different countries to produce its vaccines but make the fall is a meeting between president blood amirputin and an export marketing official for the job production is already underway in india and south korea and other manufacturers could reach full capacity this month. in chile plans to close its borders amid a rising corona virus infections chile has emerged as a leader in coverage vaccinations 35 percent of its population is already inoculated that hasn't stopped infections from rising the closure will start a for the 5th and last for 30 days. now tourism is crucial to the cuban economy but during the pandemic it's taken a major hit last year the industry lost out on an estimated $2300000000.00 in foreign currency so spouse no wonder an increasing number of cubans are finding overseas cash through another source crypto currency trading. closed hotels and hardly a vacation are left in the cuban resort of our dero the consequences of the pandemic hit many people on the caribbean island particularly hard the tourists used to bring u.s. dollars into the country the hard currency needed