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they will be able to get all that informati tether very quickly andry and fd out once again what went wrong that an armed attacker was able to get through the front door of the police station and stabbed to death a police employee. phil: what sort of place is it where this attack happened? catherine: it is a quiet suburban town, really, about 60 kilometers southwest of par, has a fast train service into the french capital. the sort of people who live there are generally families who can have a very small house with a small garden. the area is known for having a beautiful forest and lovely shadow. it is where -- lovely cha teau. it is where you would go to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city, and that is why the scenes tonightre so shocking because people are wandering around the streets saying how could this have happened in this sleepy little commut town where everyone has always been known for being friendly and law-abiding. phil: thank you for that, catherine. catherine field in paris. world leaders have joined u.s. president joe biden in the setting new climate targets

presence near the border the kremlin responded by stealing it can do what it wants within its own but andries. meanwhile c.n.n. has no deleted the photo of attacks from its websites although the video report can still easily be found online we've contacted the networks asking for its response to the story we'll bring it to you when we get one in the meantime legal media analyst lionel sais that it's likely c.n.n. will turn a blind eye he believes to the mistake it's pathetic it is journalistic malpractise nonfeasance misfeasance there is no excuse to get the the only innocent 2 parties to get them correct i mean this is the they should be if this was the real world they should be horrified heads should roll but you know what's going to happen. nothing. nobody cares you know why and this is very interesting because it's c.n.n. is there ineptitude is their excuse it's their their kevil are there they're there i guess their immunity if they're getting that wrong something a view that grave nature think of the little things they're getting wrong that they're paying absolutely nowhere tension to.

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you not really didn't execute was appealing for more shots from abroad earlier this month president andries manuel lopez obrador received the astra zeneca shots but mexico is also developing its own vaccine if approved it would be the 2nd latin american vaccine the cuban shot is now in the final stages of testing mexico one of the country's worst affected by the corona virus pandemic and dependent on imported vaccines in short supply globally. to help reduce the country's future dependency mexico is developing its own vaccine named patrika spanish for homeland the company spearheading the drive has already eyeing clinical trials. the mexican government hopes the vaccine can be approved for emergency use by the end of the year authorities say it has several advantages. if. this is a vaccine that can be administered as a nasal spray. and we've been laying the groundwork for mass production that will help keep costs low. and this in turn will make the vaccine more accessible to people in countries such as ours which are not as wealthy. as though. that's things in large part to drawing on u.s.

perspective of libertarians and traditionalists, although never without critics and that taught libertarians andri traditionalis that they needed each other and that american conservatism must not become sectarian in nature. from this perspective held up pretty well during the era of covid-19 and for a time thereafter. but about five years ago the fusionist alliance and the institutional manifestations inside the beltway came under blistering attacks from the populist corruption is therefore associated particularly with donald trump and since that time conservative movement in america has been a house divided engaged in an often languorous tug-of-war and different observers use different contending factions, the establishment versus the outsiders, institutionalized inside the beltway who wish to govern and those outside the beltway that wish to drain the swamp, then tankers that talk about the language of public policy versus militants who employ the combative language of war and within the past three years, the dominant philosophy of fusionism has been denounced by some critics on the right is a

andry 13% of its pilots are peoe of color. >> they simply do not have the access or the opportunity.n exclusive interview with cbs news, united ceo scott kirby is announcing a new effort to bring balance to the flight deck. >> proud to announce that the united aviation academy to address the makeup of our structural issues with the makeup of our pilots. >> only 7% of united airline pilots are female. only 13% aren't white. okay. but why exactly should we care about those numbers? an airline pilot's job is to land the plane safely. everything else is irrelevant. if 100% of united airlines pilots were black women, or malaysian muslims come up for that matter white men from m alabama, not a single sane person would complain about it as long as the airplanes didn't crash. safety is all that matters pretty but you notice that the ceo of united didn't mention safety. safety is no longer the airlines top concern, the politics is. they don'tey dispute that characterization. in statements to the show two hours ago, they were ready disputed it. they are lying. we know they are lying and you kn

substantial decline in the numbers of african-american and latino districts in equalizing persons andri adult citizens. there's almost no portage and chip radio for all i thinke we found republicans would benefit by one percentage point between an equal adult citizen world than an equal population world. if there's a small partisanship thatma suggests to me it's a cae for making this quite descriptive change in redistricting. i doubt the states would go to all the trouble of doing that. in fact did you have any thoughts on that? >> we go's have a couple of minutes left and i wonder if you have any predictions about h.r. 1 which would impose independent commissions and whether there will be some passages of something like that and how it will affect redistricting. any thoughts on that? >> from a political perspective my take on h.r. 1 has very passed the house and i think it will have a difficult time getting through the senate. you have heard leader mcconnell and others talk about what is in the bill. it's a little bit broader than just trying to make the one thing that they are putting

fintech company, raising $220 million raised in its series d led by andries en horowitz joining us nowart sopp, thanks for joining us good to see you. >> thanks for having me, excited to be here >> so, tripled your valuation in a matter of months very quick first question, is it fair to say that is a no strings attached, no spin in terms of that valuation or is that slightly different terms on it >> no, no, cleanest term sheet out there, as they say in the industry it's a very hot market, no doubt that fintech is du jour and everybody is very interested in it very excited to be partnered with andriesen, they're joining the board as well. i've known those guys for a long time, girls and guys they're a talented team, we're excited to be interrogatory the next few years of currency future with them very exciting time >> congrats on that and i guess on the core part of the business, members 3 million compared to 1 million or so a year ago so the pace of growth is fast. what do you put that down to >> so there was a framework shift in 2020, obviously covid-19 was a major tailwind. obviously

we had defacing only monuments, but we were able to capture those people andry rest them for damage ofder the current laws we have. so we were able to manage those protest, which were, by the way, extremely peaceful. they were done in the public's view, done in the streets. we allowed protesters to go out and express themselves. we set precise rules. were there people that crossed the line? absolutely. and when they did, we arrested them and we brought them to jus justice. so the question is what is the need for any sort of enhanced set of rules when the rules we had worked perfectly fine and, frankly, there wasn't any real rioting in any other city in florida. so i don't understand why we have to change the laws on the books that we have and we ute effectively. >> to be clear, you don't understand why it's necessary. you disagree with florida's governor ron desantis on this. >> to be clear, yeah, number one, there wasn't any rioting in the city and certainly not in the state of florida. number two, any kind of disturbance or any kind of breaking of the law, we were able to handle with

. >> one more thing to that resume, andry a unfortunately. i was also a victim of police brutality where i was shot at, beat up and arrested by the police. the word of the day is accountability and that's what this trial is about. holding derek chauvin accountable. there were serve law enforcement officers that testified, five, including the chief as you pointed out. and remind me, when i was starting off in my career having to tell the events that happened to me and every single time i told that story to the hiring authority and the officers and the command staff, well what happened to those guys? were they arrested? were they charged? they wanted to know just like today that law enforcement, the vast majority as i point out many, many times are good, honorable men and women. it's people like derek chauvin that have to be rooted out and in the face of fear you have to do the job. that same courage is required of the same officers when they see another fellow officer doing wrong that they must have that courage and conviction to report it and

>> well, officials initially, andry a said that isiah brown had non-life-threatening injuries and nowthat's false. they say he's currently hooked up to a breathing machine in the hospital. they describe his situation as touch and go. he's had multiple surgeries in which two out of ten bullets that they say were shot into isiah brown were removed leaving another eight bullets still in his body. this all apparently started around 2:30 in the morning when a sheriff's deputy gave, saya isaiah brown a ride home when his car had broken down. he was called to an altercation with his brother and then threatened to kill his brother before he then tells the 911 dispatcher that he, in fact, did not have a gun there. he then, after the deputies arrived, was ultimately shot by the sheriff's deputy, the same deputy who had driven him home. police releasing this recording of those moments, we should warn you, it's disturbing to watch. >> show me your hands now! show me your hands! drop the gun! >> he's got a gun to his head! >> drop the gun now! stop walking towards me! stop walking towards me! stop

my boys andry glad the red sox are back as well.y days received good marks for how they handled the virus. but he's come under real criticism for the vaccine rollout. my parents are in massachusetts in their 70s and they have just now gotten to their vaccine. and those are questions that the state is still facing. and the biden administration is hitting this pivot point very soon where their focus will need to be about how it encourages reopening. where to this point, its public messaging is still on the side of being cautious. we are seeing a rise of cases in some states. we know the dangers of these variants. and that is where this administration has chosen to focus its public messaging on stay safe, stay safe, be careful. that said, they also, of course, rightly, are touting the number of vaccines that are going out the door every day. records every day. there's real progress there and they know in the weeks ahead, pressure is mounting to make sure more and more schools reopen, for partial in-person learning. and indeed, changing