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the other is rocked by poverty and disease. communist influence has penetrated into asia. it stands in the middle east. sits some 90 miles off the coast of florida. as our keynote reminded us, the president who began his career by going to korea, injured by staying away from japan. [applause] world has been close to war before. but now man who survived all previous threats to his existence has taken into his mortal hands the power to exterminate his species seven times over. at home, the future is equally revolutionary. the new deal and the fair deal are bold measures for their generation. now, this is a new generation. a technological output and explosion has led to an outward explosion. an urban population revolution has overcrowded are schools and flooded our cities and crowded our slums. a peaceful revolution for human rights demanding and end to racial discrimination in all .arts of our community life it is time -- [applause] time for a new generation of leadership. particularlyworld, in the newer nations, young men are coming to power. men who are not bound to the traditions of the past. men who

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also been ordered from abroad requested from different countries around the globe orders mostly coming in from asia or in the middle east total quarter in the week visited the factory in moscow where the job is being produced. it's hoped to be a game changer in the fight against the corona virus and while many questions remain unanswered about russia's new vaccine the authorities are confident enough to go forward with mass production and we were lucky enough to get an exclusive look into how it's done. by. the drug is nicknamed 5 and hundreds of thousands of units will be produced here another one for the moment our company but the farm is the only producer of the vaccine apart from the gamelan institute the production of the vaccine has already been launched with a manufacturing capacity of about $1500000.00 doses a year we understand that it won't be enough that's why we continue to invest in boosting production the 1st batch of vaccine is ready to be delivered in the region it's a priority as i understand it is medical personnel because they are on the front line of this pandemic and they are at risk from the sheer

the coronavirus. nbc's kelly cobiella from london. >> reporter: from asia to the middle east to europe, schools are learning how to bring schools and teachers back together. in thailand, 69 million, they have one of the lowest covid infection rates in the world, just over 3,000 cases and fewer than 60 deaths, yet they are taking no chances at schools. there are temperature checks for students. everyone wears a mask. they have handwashing stations and plastic screens around desks where students have lessons and their lunch. there are no staggered classes, capacity limits or social distancing rules because thailand has not had a single case of covid in months. a different story in israel. they invited all students back to school in may. the result, an explosion in infections. now they are adjusting. some religious schools are already open with desks spread apart and masks for teachers and older students. in public schools they are disinfecting for next week. to keep classes small every student in tel aviv will go three or four times a week with the rest online. >> they are able to socialize, have contact with

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potential of presidential foreign-policy has been to help the us achieve long-term success in places like south america, asia and the middle east. >> .. i've always derived comfort but john there is a fine balance between inter-agency resistance and foot dragging and the ability of the political masters to make policies. i would not want to turn article two branch officials into robots but i did not enjoy watching the massive disobedience that is led to, in fact, i'm going to against the president dating back to 2016. too much, much of a good thing. >> has a great question to end with. one is i'm not arguing against a foreign policy bureaucracy or law enforcement raucously as david is suggesting. you need to have -- to get to control. the distortion to the constitution that was introduced by woodrow wilson was the idea that is been put on steroids by fdr, lbj and then obama decided that bureaucracy should be independent of political control. that's the difference between the idea of an independent counsel and what president trump was trying to do. the other thing i which is making enclosing is that i think the task when the per

a compromise, the system, with wilson's own prejudice reflected in the sense the peoples of asia, africa, of the middle east were somehow less advanced as he called it their political development than peoples of northern european descent and had to be prepared or tutored for self-government. and demanded to provide that preparation. still even with this compromised state, even in this compromised state, the league of nations mandate system challenged at least in principle the absolute. the mandate system did not topple colonialism immediately. it did not intend to. that would have been a revolution and wilson was not a revolutionary, but it did challenge the legitimacy of the colonial enterprise saying essentially the main purpose of colonial rule, main purpose's colonial rule, was to prepare colonial people for independence. that is to say the main purpose's colonial rule was to make itself unnecessary. it also included the mandate system did, however partially, colonial populations in a system whose purpose was to make government more accountable to them, which wilson, this accountability, wilson viewed k

in their fleet of 25 to fly to about 33 destinations including some destinations in the middle east and in southeast asia now the tragedy and this was this plane was ferry it's monday was very a lot of people back home a repeat realizing them to india because they've been stuck in the middle east because a covert oh my god yeah apparently dubai right wow. gosh i'm so glad we have you jamie thank you for being there for us to take us through this story again this is a breaking news story that you're following it as it comes in and if there's anything else that we can share with you as we go we will all right time to turn to sports what's find find out what's happening in the world of sports what's steam christakis what happened there i thought it was not a friday come on you know it's a lot of take it off i do kind of want are you go ahead higher story and i like without it so let's jump into the m.l.s. how you take it so it was orlando city taking on a minnesota united in the other semifinal here and not a 1st broke through for a lead on the 36 minute to give all they to the 1000000 but then right there

the problem. our allies in europe, in asia, in the middle east routinely wonder out loud whether we can really be counted on. our values have been denigrated. president trump screen lighting of concentration camps in china and revisionist and sometimes repulsive views espoused by your so-called unalienable rights commission. and in the face of a global pandemic, we haven't just taken a backseat at home and abroad. our leaders point fingers at china and the world health organization, are absent from meetings, and refused to be straight with the congress and the american people on the public health threat. all the while, infections and deaths surge across the country. the strength of our diplomacy starts and ends with the strength of our diplomatic force. earlier this week, i released a report, diplomacy and crisis. i have a copy here in case you haven't seen it and i ask unanimous consent to enter into the record. we found a state department at risk of catastrophic value. career diplomats have a complete and utter disdain. there is a contempt for career employees. many asking if their service stil

compromise, the mandate system was, with wilson's own prejudice, reflecting in the sense that peoples of asia, of africa, of the middle east were somehow less advanced in the political development than people of northern europe deaccidescent a to be tutored for self-government. still, even with this compromised state -- even in this compromised state, the league of nations mandate system challenged, at least in principle, the sovereignty of clone cal powers of their colonies by making them accountable to authority. it did not topple colonialism immediately. it did not intend to. that would have been a revolution, and wilson was certainly not a revolutionary. it did challenge the legitimacy of the colonial enterprise saying the main purpose of colonial rule -- the main purpose of colonial rule -- was to prepare people for independent, that is to say it was to make itself unnecessary. it also included colonial populations in a system whose purpose was to make government more accountable to them, which this accountability, wilson viewed as key to world peace after the war. so, so far we've faocused on wht wilson wanted and wh

be counterproductive while not turning a blind eye to eye supply for ration throughout the middle east southeast asia and africa them do you want to handle how helpful is it to have the west looking at different parts of isis operations if it's not in their region which is 8. we need to be very careful due to the sensitivity of the in of. which of course is coming in to help you know the challenger to d.t.d. place 2 parts the challenge is muslim because part of a region called by the southern african diffuser development community that's subject and they've got a defense pact and they they are they to look after each other but the reality on the ground is or with the covert 19 pandemic and other factors that we have the economies of these countries are not very strong at the moment they do not they do not have this resources to effectively mobilize their forces they have court as standby force that that is there in name they had some exercises but in order to deploy them even if these western forces can confront them maybe that will work and keep it local the moment you've got some external forces co