in growth comes off a contraction in the 1st quarter of last year when the economy shrank commend asli during the height of the great that analysts say the g.d.p. growth nevertheless suggests that china continues to gain economic momentum. so let's see what the markets are making over it and let's cross over now to chelsea delaney the stunning barbaras of the front of stock exchange shelves see 18.3 percent now regardless of the fact that the economy really sure i'm glad that is a very very impressive. china seems to leave everyone else behind yeah it really is at this point and china isn't going to keep up 18 percent growth in every quarter this year but even so it's expected to still see its economy grow by about 8.4 percent that would really be one of the best growth rates in the world for 2021 so china is recovering much quicker than most of the rest of the world in part because they've really controlled the virus to me and they've been able to reopen much quicker but this also is benefiting the rest of the world we've heard from a lot of companies here in europe as they report the

that was his character and he didn't mind about everybody else now cause i thought all the asli with the queen and by her own admission philip was such a rock for her i want must have been quite a lonely role. indeed he she told him her straight thursday to cheer on streets and it was said that he was the only man the only person in the world who could treat her and talk to her normally and she did the door here. and i mean despite the fact that the queen must of expected this has just spent the longest time ever in hospital in his entire life he was a very fit man out his entire life. she must have expected this i think is as we all know when the moment happens it really does hit you and i suspect she's been hit very hard i mean they they were together for 3 quarters of a century. has quieted turn around and we are all now thank you very much. german chancellor angela merkel plans to reduce the powers of the country's 16 states to decide on coronavirus restrictions and centralize that with the federal government wants to impose national restrictions if new infections breach set limi

someone who we talk to a lot on al-jazeera when these sorts of threats happen without knowing all the asli a lot of information at the moment i'd just like to get your thoughts on the idea of threats they would have always been threats to security and security would have always been stronger around the u.s. capitol but post january 6th i mean the the shia level of threats which must come through in the and the chatter which needs to be sifted through must be enormous well i say to change the broad story. which might be relevant to this or are not we don't know yet of course the broad story is there for 30 years is literally the case back where early in mind. terrorist related issues the f.b.i. and the cia every year must assess threats to the united states and the f.b.i. who has interrupt you sorry i just want to hear the stepping up to the microphone now in washington at this impromptu news conference let's have a listen good afternoon everyone my name is acting chief yogananda of hit men for the united states capitol police. is that it is what a heavy heart that i come here this afternoo

work in the inner city how can we create affordable housing space is in short supply and simple tiny asli preserve green spaces. and joining me to hash this out is my colleague mike a clear welcome mike and i'm just wondering do we have any answers to some of those questions is there hope that our inner cities cities could become more livable in the. thing there is absolutely hope because what should we do with all this emptiness and in the cities and not only in the bigger ones also in the smaller towns they have the situation is even worse but at this point the owners of these large store surface stores are still in limbo they're still not willing to lower the rents this is the situation now but town planners and architects as we saw right now. already working on creative solutions also full pocking carriages for example there we have a good one in new and back in bavaria space was missing they had to build something new so they decided to use the roof of a car park and now we have one of the most beautiful cannot gardens in town with a huge garden hopefully we see right now and a big w

but as i said earlier i was brought asli a sergeant in 2006 and assigned to the central division and downtown los angeles. >> what was required to become a sergeant? >> i had to take a written test and once you take the written test, you also have to go through an interview process and have aen certain amount of colle credits in order to be eligible. >> you were selected as sergeant. can you tell the jury what your first duty was asked sergeant? >> yes, it was assigned to the central division which is downtown los angeles. >> and the skid row area. >> doing what? >> patrol sergeant. >> so describe what that was like. what were you supposed to do? >> supervising a specific watch and normally supervisors that are assigned to that watch as well and providing rollcall training and the beginning of the watch as well as overall supervision making sure that officers conduct themselves properly. >> i was assigned to the safer cities initiative which was focused on the homeless problem in the skid row area and i did that for the next year andth a half. >> you described a couple of geographic

this 3rd lockdown they warn that the lack of available doses is now critical with ever more theory asli elko of it patients being admitted to already overwhelmed hospital with but the president insists the rollout is happening at full throttle. we are putting all means to vaccinate vaccinate vaccinate without response without holidays saturdays and sundays just like weekdays. the general practitioners like myself are not currently receiving vaccines for 2 weeks now we've not had any vaccines available for injection we've been working for 9 months without stop and without vacation 7 days a week as mr macro says due to the inability to complete the work on time due to a lack of vaccines we believe the government is to blame for the fact that we have to work incredibly slowly but at the same time in a completely grueling regime simply because of a lack of equipment the new wave of coded will lead to overcrowding in hospitals we already know this will happen we are already is signing which patients get treatment and which don't because about 60 percent of operations were canceled on wednesd

quite clear that it's very very good very soon and many countries are using their own asli didn't receive any call. it's over more than 2 weeks which they did have a solution my only would advise to be versed in it in russian most of the boss on facebook which is a former friend. with one of those for me. network and some friend asked me next time we give you some free agent. because you know there isn't must be between them the amount of i think between 5 and us and if the soft. little engineer was able to get a russian visa thanks to his russian wife says his main motivation to get the job was soon as possible was to protect his elderly parents. made his trip as a 3rd coronavirus wipe sweeps across europe on the block continues to experience vaccine shortages. a new daily coronavirus cases in italy have reached almost 22000 the country has the 2nd highest death toll in europe after the u.k. with more than 110000 deaths registered since the outbreak and is under a very early again believes politics should not play a role when it comes to saving lives. i'm flying off and i am moving i mee

dollar or more you can now purchase these digital assets a love that's a significant move all of the asli at times out with what just happened with coinbase the incredible value that went into coin base that spike in the price of the coin so we don't makes total sense you also have to look at what's happening and now we're going talk about those caught in the middle but so many new people buy into the crypto space right now and a lot of them do it through some kind of web based application whether it be coing based or robin hood now than most give people who you know what 70000000 people have it on their phones gives them an opportunity to purchase certain digital assets certain cryptocurrency is directly on that phone that's it's a pretty remarkable thing when it comes to moving forward kind of the spread of currency across the culture yeah really is and it's making it even more mainstream now jeffrey i know there's a lot of excitement about cryptocurrency it but at the same time there's also a lot of talk that governments around the world will continue to ban crypto currencies but at th

assassination of president bush on a card revolution a military coup and on top of that some of cheney asli a cyber offensive operation to cut the capital off from the entire national grid and when you keep that in mind and you pair them with what putin said about red lines i think it becomes pretty clear to all foreign policy observers and especially those that are formulating the policy they have putin's red lines are pretty simple don't attempt any such hybrid war attack on russia don't try to assassinate me don't try to launch a car revolution against my country don't try to co-opt my military to stage a crew all these are impossible in modern day russia and definitely do not launch a cyber attack against russia and they can come off national grid for example and i think the reason why he spoke in this way is because i'm now a days we're in the middle of a hybrid war which means that all methods of pressure just short of conventional military attack are being employed to course russia into unilateral concessions and across the board and russia finally recognizes how serious the threat i

prime minister benjamin netanyahu is legal and political troubles are playing out some will tame the asli his corruption trials resume with the prosecutors accusing him of trading in favors while in office but at the same time israeli president hu rubin rivlin is consulting with political parties about who he should choose to form a government those were the headlines more news with dream in half an hour next its inside story to stay with us. corona virus infections are on the rise in europe tougher restrictions and lock downs are back in place in many countries but why are they struggling to contain the pandemic and what went wrong with the rollout of vaccines this is inside story . hello and welcome to the program i'm how much of june europe saw a downturn in coronavirus cases at the beginning of this year but now infections are soaring in the majority of countries with more than 1600000 cases recorded last week the world health organization says the rapid surge is worrying and it's warned what it calls the continent's unacceptably slow rollout of vaccines could prolong the pandemic eur

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of course all the asli i would say is totally dependent on the u.s. no because list cross has made over 60 agreements across the globe trade agreement she's of course the secretary of trade and also there's a great amount of optimism now in terms of the agreements that the be made recently in the pacific how about yes an agreement with the u.s. in terms of a broad ward trade to give greenman would be fortuitous and it would be fortuitous basically for both nations to nations that all obviously common language and have had a longstanding positive trading but a ship if there's anything we've learned about especially legislation here in the u.s. is that they name it one thing and they include all sorts of other point buy it yeah thought it was a yes yes and they always pick the name that is the most appealing to the public of cried now one of the things that biden ministration and says it wants to do is to increase the corporate tax which was previously lowered by the trumpet ministration to try to pay for this $2.00 trillion dollars plan and we've also

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is legal and political troubles are playing out civil taney asli his corruption trials resumed with the 1st witness is due to start giving evidence on monday that and yahoo denies the allegations of bribery breach of trust and fraud at the same time israeli president and the level . of evelyn is consulting with political parties about who he could choose to form a government after last month's inconclusive election the trial was a major issue of the vote egypt says a new round of talks with ethiopia and sudan over a disputed dam on the nile is their last chance of an agreement the african union is mediating 3 days of negotiations in the democratic republic of congo ethiopia says the grant to run a science dam is crucial to its development but egypt and sudan worried the project will cause water shortages person to go she says of failed to reach an agreement. a leak at a waste water reservoir is causing concern that a wall of water that overwhelmed hundreds of homes in the u.s. state of florida the water contains hazardous waste from an old fertiliz

prime minister benjamin netanyahu is legal and political troubles are playing out some will taney asli his corruption trials resume too with the prosecutors accusing him of trading in favors while in office there's anyone who denies the allegations of bribery breach of trust and fraud at the same time israeli president of rubin rivlin is consulting with political parties about who he should choose to form a government after last month's inconclusive election a trial was the major issue in the vote. flash floods and landslides have killed at least 90 people in indonesia and neighboring east timor traditional rain caused a structure and destruction across a chain of islands in the ages disaster relief agency says thousands of people have been displaced rescue workers are struggling to reach remote areas with roads blocked and bridges washed away jessica washington has the latest from the capital jakarta. it is a massive challenge for indonesian authorities because of the scale of this disaster it's also difficult to get a sense of exactly what's needed on the ground but authorities say t

i think to be bobby asli you say you had father stuff to be babs lowly devastated i don't know if he does decide to come back and he's packing up that anchor about life mistreating him because of his that i don't want to be across from you seek a bit of a back and i don't know congress trying to sell the whiskey guy get it but you cannot go out and sell that whiskey if you get your pick the other time in a row it starts the imbalance you see there any of the backbone. i see could be coming back i do i don't know when but i do it i mean obviously could be wrong but connor is an interesting thing because you know that the whiskey side he's a guy who just like tyson matter if tyson won or lost you just showing up to watch tyson fight with gore let's. think of the way the u.s.c. is i think mcgregor's got a bit of that still now i don't know how long it will last i don't know how it's going to affect is this is that or you know the whiskey business for instance but. i don't think it will ever seek a beef i can't that's why i don't yeah i don't want to see that because listen i was at the

work in the inner city how can we create affordable housing space is in short supply and simple tiny asli preserve green spaces. and joining me to hash this out is my colleague mike a clear welcome mike and i'm just wondering do we have any answers to some of those questions is there hope that our inner cities cities could become more livable in the. thing there is absolutely hope because what should we do with all this emptiness and in the cities and not only in the bigger ones also in the smaller towns they have the situation is even worse but at this point. the owners of these large store surface stores are still in limbo they're still not willing to lower the rents this is the situation now. as architects as we saw right now are already working on creative solutions also full pocking carriages for example there we have a good one in none back in bavaria space was missing they had to build something new so they decided to use the roof of a car park and now we have one of the most beautiful cannot gardens in town with a huge garden hopefully we see right now and a big wall to protect th

was experiencing stress and even before the officers showed him on to the sidewalk unnecessarily to asli disproportionally but none of this caused george fleet's heart to fail did not his heart fail because the defendant's use of force the 929. that deprive mr floyd of the oxygen that he need that humans need to live. and dr toben know because he is a pole monologist he's a lung doctor. he's a lung doctor he's also a respiratory physiologist the only person who testified able to calculate lung capacity one volume he could do that dr baker could do didn't do it he deferred to the pole and all just oh no this doctor told. dr fall or could do it he said he would defer to appall and ologist and dr toben who also happens to be a critical care physician he spent years treating patients treating patients in intensive care who are experiencing respiratory failure and doctor told been literally wrote the book on the subject and he was able to tell you right what this looks like what he was able to observe what he was able to observe was oxygen deprivation was a fix. it was a 6 because under the c

the fact that supplies there just isn't enough supply to be able to vaccinate everyone simle taney asli is the optimism around the co-head vaccination being offset by the much more contagious marriott's. it really is a race right now between vaccinations and the variance and all of the other things that are happening we've rolled out almost $900000000.00 vaccine doses so far around the world which is fantastic news but it's incredibly inequitable in that just 4 countries or regions represent about 70 percent of the vaccines that have been delivered so even in india which is one of those for we've seen more than $120000000.00 doses of vaccines being that lippard and yet only about 1.2 percent of the population is fully vaccinated so the sheer numbers make it such that india is not going to achieve anything close to herd immunity by vaccination it probably even by the end of this year thank you appreciate your thoughts on this doc to question our diet joining us there from north carolina. well brazil is the on the west country in the world right now and actually authorities have warned wo