not >> corpulent boyd chatted with scott for three long hours.g the whole time he was cooperative and helpful. >> you know, the standard questions that we would ask is, is anyone having an affair. are you having an affair. no. we she having an affair? no. >> good happy marriage, happy marriage christian marriage? right. >> i asked them to they? argues scott said. no >> sky answered all their questions about what's reused was supposed to be doing that morning. he told them he phoned her, a wake up call, then about two hours later she called him. but the call faded out he could not hear a thing. >> scott said that it sounded like she was on the road. >> he thought nothing of it, then he said. but now, was it a distress call? no way to know. but there was one thing that calls certainly cleared up for investigators. scott could not have killed teresa. he was something like 30 miles away, up near tuscaloosa, had a breast first receipt to prove. it he had stopped at a hearties and had a receipt showing he was there. >> so scott rejoined his family. cau

murder. this marking the one-year anniversary of george boyd's murder.— george boyd's murder.s you said, it's a wonderful picture, the quote l it's a wonderful picture, the quote is even better, your dad is going to do, he is going to change the world. and this is his seven—year—old daughter who made that comment. she was accompanied to the white house to meet president biden by george boyd's brother who has been talking out about what's going to change now. of course, you know, we know that biden has taken this very fiercely. he said he wanted the meeting to be private. his spokespeople were saying they wanted to be, as we know, president biden has lost many members of his family, he is all too familiar with morning and lost, but not in these circumstances, of course, but his message was, ifeel your circumstances, of course, but his message was, i feel your pain, circumstances, of course, but his message was, ifeel your pain, i understand your pain, i'm going to do something about this. please leave it with me. of course, he doesn't have a huge amount of time to really prove

john boyd jr.ho became a spokesman for black farmers. >> i was one that was victimized by the united states department of agriculture. they threw my application in the trashcan. when i asked them about it, they said yes he did it. i asked if they had a problem making african-american loans. they said yes. that is the kind of blatant discrimination african-american farmers have been experiencing for decades. we did not ask to be here. but we are suddenly acting to take a place in a country as one person under god, indivisible with liberty and justice for all. susan: he formed the national black farmers association in 1995. what was he able to accomplish with that? greg: by forming that association, john boyd has been one of the leaders at the forefront for bringing awareness of their flight -- there plight to america as well as advocating in the congress and ultimately was very influential and very beneficial for ultimately the resolution of this case. john boyd continues to fight on behalf of black

there was a boyd city directory from 1915. and it is interesting, it is kind of like the yellow pages today. advertisers could place their advertisement on the spine or the edge on the front or back covers. we had an official program from the grand army of the republic encampment that had just taken place. that ended on october 2, 1915. so, a lot of the civil war union veterans stayed in town for the laying of the cornerstone, since this was the inspiration of the civil war veterans. judge ivory in particular is buried at the cemetery. there was a copy of the declaration of independence. a copy of the constitution. which i might note -- it was before prohibition and before women had the right to vote. there was a u.s. flag that happened to be 46 stars, instead of 48. so somebody problem found it to put in. there's a congressional directory and there were some congressional hearings on the memorial amphitheater. president wilson presented an autographed photograph of himself. the memorial amphitheater commission had added a con

yes, and this is the hope expressed through that quote, that's the tragic death of george boyd won'tlead to significant change, not only legislative change, but also changing peoples attitudes in america and around the world. —— george floyd. and there are a few occasions which were so awful that resonates across borders that do have that impact. a year on, i don't know whether we can actually say that that has happened. we know that the legislation in his name, which is going to congress is still stuck there and that there are objections to it from the republicans. that's causes huge frustration. i think, you know, in every society around the world, including our own, we have to look at whether or not, you know, we may have said the right things after george floyd's death, we may have supported black lives matter had we but have we really changed to that extent that that little boy in that portal would have want us to drive by the time he grows up. i want us to drive by the time he grows unm— grows up. i think it's a little uirl, grows up. i think it's a little girl. but — grows up.

they passed morrison and boyd, didn't they? they did and thank goodness because these vaccines are lifesavers, literally. tom: there is an underestimation of the intellectual rights of those drug companies. how do we move from intellectual rights to the crying need to vaccinate india? jennifer: we completely understandable. in moderna, u.s. government developed the vaccine, the ip on that but it is an urgent situation for us to address because we do have a crying need and not just in india. the situation is staggering. yesterday they broke another record, more than 400,000 cases. we know that is probably a gross underestimate of the infections occurring. nearly 4000 deaths in single day. also staggeringly high case counts and case acceleration in a number of other countries that are ill-equipped to handle it themselves as well. we have to figure this out. there is an urgent need for vaccines across the globe and we simply don't have enough. we need to make or. we need to figure out the path to make more vaccines as soon as poss

here to talk john boyd jr., the founder and president of the national black farmers association. john, welcome back. thank you for speaking up about this issue. we appreciate you joining us. >> thanks, don. >> what do you think? do banks want to be able to profit off of your debts, even though you're entitled to have them paid off? >> first of all, dop, thank you for having me. down, this is a national disgrace. here is the banking industry that was bailed out by american people, tax-paying citizens just like you, riding the secretary of agriculture, you know, bad-mouthing black farmers and farmers of color. so here we are 30 years trying to get that relief. through an act of congress, we're finally able to do that. thank you for booker and others who led the way on that. now we have to fight the banking industry. these are people who should be lending money to black farmers fairly and equally. instead, they're writing and complaining about how much more money they're going to make. what about all of the black farmers who were foreclosed on and suffered many of the black farmers

jury indicts show up and other former minneapolis police officers involved in the death of george boyd are like no brakes at all they're all right it's time to boost your news i q. there appears to be a possible breakthrough in the iran nuclear deal as the u.s. considers releasing a rainy and funds for humanitarian purposes today world powers are holding a 4th round of high level talks in vienna austria here's artie's alex my limits with the latest developments. it's been 2 months of tough talks in vienna and while some say strides have been made in the right direction but u.s. has maintained that there is still much to be done for it to rejoin the joint comprehensive plan of action more commonly known as the iran nuclear deal here's u.s. senator chris coons talking to america's gulf arab partners in the u.a.e. earlier this week it's not clear yet whether there is a path towards a return to the j.c. k.o.a. complains for complaints that's actively being discussed in vienna in terms of what sort of steps would be taken in what order what kind of sanctions relief what kind of unfrozen ass

that's what his sister-in-law, lisa boyd says he was doing on the night of april 7th 2021 he was near gary and stockton and san francisco when his life changed forever. for what he can recall. is he remembers looking over at his truck. >> and saw somebody in there. it's so he approached the truck and he said, hey, what's going on. >> and the individual started up his truck and richard jumped onto the hood of the vehicle but that didn't stop the suspect. sped up. >> slammed on the brakes richard fell off vehicle and then sell it. >> proceeded to run him over with his vehicle. crushing his school, his face breaking his back in 2 places. mead needed a 6 hour emergency brain surgery. there bring fluid leaking from his nose. >> there was also bleeding on the brain richards injuries were explain to us is >> a frontal lobotomy surgeons pieced his skull back together with boats and plates. but he's lost part of his vision and hearing boyd says they're not sure if he'll ever recover today. >> he or care constant care. this is video from san francisco. police of the suspect and a person of inte

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protests that we saw and of the movement that arguably culminated in, in the movement after george boyd's down. arthur, how has the dialogue over policing and over police brutality and over systemic racism changed over the course of the past year in the united states? i think the, you know, the proof is going to be in a put in and i think that what's telling about the children's conviction is not that he was convicted cops have been convicted in the past. i mean, this is something that we've done, you know, actually relatively routine routinely, especially on the federal level. what was different from me was the way that the trial to place, you know, specifically, you saw the please testifying against one of their own. and they did it in a way that was really did break the, the tradition, which was, you know, even if you had to testify against other officer, if you did it in a way that still try to protect the profession at all costs. you protected the blue wall, you ensure that you were as resistant as possible. you saw none of that in the tribe and trial. and this is not an issue of tra

would be put on his desk and ready for him to sign this legislation by the anniversary of george boyd's killing. and it does not look right now. like that is going to happen. how frustrating is out for you. what does that signify to you? i think that we expect that when it comes to legislation and when it comes to, even as he mentioned, even a congress that is controlled by the democrats. i think that we can still expect some resistance. and for there to be some pete mil changes that happen over time. and of course, you know, i whole hardly believe that when that bill does, he president bite in office when it hits his best that he will sign it a whole. how do we believe that he will? the problem in that lies in that that is not what movement has asked for our movement. the movement for black lives, the movement that has been laid in sparts by the death of george lloyd to call for police to be funded. and that bill actually allocate more dollars more funding to police department and policing for reform in, in order to make sure that police can get training. police can, certain laws can p

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next on the presidency, betty boyd caroli talks about how mrs. washington and her successors have defined their unique position. she makes an interesting observational that many presidents actually married up, perhaps explaining why so many of their well educated and socially connected wives embrace their duties with countenance. -- first ladies, the ever-changing rule from what the washington to millennia trump. the white house historical association provided this video. >> it's my pleasure to welcome betty boyd caroli to graduate history hour, she holds a masters degree in mass communication from the and bergh school at the university of pennsylvania and a ph.d. in american civilization from nyu. before a ride scholar in italy, she's received scholarships and grants from the national endowment of the humanities, the franklin and roosevelt institute. the hoover presidential library, and the lbj foundation. before found joining the faculty at the university of new york she taught at polar mo, betty is the author of a number of books including fir

that's what his sister-in-law, lisa boyd says he was doing on the night of april 7th 2021 he was near gary and stockton and san francisco when his life changed forever. for what he can recall. is he remembers looking over at his truck. >> and saw somebody in there. it's so he approached the truck and he said, hey, what's going on. >> and the individual started up his truck and richard jumped onto the hood of the vehicle but that didn't stop the suspect. young sped up. >> slammed on the brakes. richard fell off vehicle and then sell it. >> proceeded to run him over with his vehicle. crushing his school, his face breaking his back in 2 places. mead needed a 6 hour emergency brain surgery. there bring fluid leaking from his nose. >> there was also bleeding on the brain richards injuries were explain to us is >> a frontal lobotomy surgeons pieced his skull back together with bolts and plates. but he's lost part of his vision and hearing boyd says they're not sure if he'll ever recover today. >> he or care constant care. this is video from san francisco. police of the suspect and a person

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boyd says more than a month later. it's still hard to see him like this. it was highly functioning. >> and that is not rich or any longer. this is video from san francisco. police of the suspect and a person of interest while meeting his family hope to the people involved will be caught. >> he doesn't necessarily want them to go to jail. >> richard has great. if the sea and compassion for the people who have committed this violence against him. he says that he imagines himself standing in front of a judge and told the judge that he believes that these individuals also need the rehabilitation that he gets. >> i'm told he's staying positive and reassuring his family every day that he's getting stronger. >> what the next step his recovery. >> jonathan. he still needs a couple reconstructive surgeries on his face. he's also going to go to a traumatic brain injury center to get some help there as well. live in san francisco, amanda hari kron 4 news. >> tonight. san jose police are searching for answers in an overnight triple shooting that ended with a man dead.

that's what his sister-in-law, lisa boyd says he was doing on the night of april 7th 2021 he was near gary and stockton and san francisco when his life changed forever. for what he can recall. is he remembers looking over at his truck. >> and saw somebody in there. it's so he approached the truck and he said, hey, what's going on. >> and the individual started up his truck and richard jumped onto the hood of the vehicle but that didn't stop the suspect. sped up. >> slammed on the brakes. richard fell off vehicle and then sell it. >> proceeded to run him over with his vehicle. crushing his school, his face breaking his back in 2 places. mead needed a 6 hour emergency brain surgery. there bring fluid leaking from his nose. >> there was also bleeding on the brain richards injuries were explain to us is >> a frontal lobotomy surgeons pieced his skull back together with bolts and plates. but he's lost part of his vision and hearing boyd says they're not sure if he'll ever recover today. >> he or care constant care. this is video from san francisco. police of the suspect and a person of int

we've boyd chang in the town of sort of all around 3 hours drive from the capital stop. it's a pain and the other workers have just returned from the forest with the berries they gather. he looks exhausted the valet have to live and. when i move on to get out of here at that rate. that now my very own family have to move i move on. leave now and of the help and the government i'm going i'm going to live how to have indian. but he's working day is far from over. he has to weigh his harvest. every berry count. each kilogram earns him around 2 dollars and 60 percent. they have to make the man and man the man have an affair to get payment on my a lot of people a man could give me back in the main making for a friend or anything like make of. the axis and runs the local berry picking up the last 2 years he's hired mainly by these workers. can come your avignon of so you can put the poor up on scot free gum and they could have a in here that they love you would get on with the heat the financing on that awful some have been the go pro. thailand but i would still believe the pe

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that's what his sister-in-law, lisa boyd says he was doing on the night of april 7th 2021 he was neary and stockton and san francisco when his life changed forever. for what he can recall. is he remembers looking over at his truck. >> and saw somebody in there. it's so he approached the truck and he said, hey, what's going on. >> and the individual started up his truck and richard jumped onto the hood of the vehicle but that didn't stop the suspect. young sped up. >> slammed on the brakes richard fell off vehicle and then sell it. >> proceeded to run him over with his vehicle. crushing his school, his face breaking his back in 2 places. mead needed a 6 hour emergency brain surgery. there bring fluid leaking from his nose. >> there was also bleeding on the brain richards injuries were explain to us is >> a frontal lobotomy surgeons pieced his skull back together with bolts and plates. but he's lost part of his vision and hearing boyd says they're not sure if he'll ever recover today. constant care. this is video from san francisco. police of the suspect and a person of interest. >> whi

that's what his sister-in-law, lisa boyd says he was doing on the night of april 7th 2021 he was near gary and stockton and san francisco when his life changed forever. for what he can recall. is he remembers looking over at his truck. >> and saw somebody in there. it's so he approached the truck and he said, hey, what's going on. >> and the individual started up his truck and richard jumped onto the hood of the vehicle but that didn't stop the suspect. young man sped up. >> slammed on the brakes richard fell off vehicle and then sell it. >> proceeded to run him over with his vehicle. crushing his school, his face breaking his back in 2 places. mead needed a 6 hour emergency brain surgery. there bring fluid leaking from his nose. >> there was also bleeding on the brain richards injuries were explain to us is >> a frontal lobotomy surgeons pieced his skull back together with boats and plates. but he's lost part of his vision and hearing boyd says they're not sure if he'll ever recover today. >> he or care constant care. this is video from san francisco. police of the suspect and a pers

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come on. >> i just think like she's my dog and i'm happy to have her. >> reporter: for the news, i'm boydhe weekend with fewer covid restrictions in place. new data from johns hopkins shows we're now averaging about 29,000 cases a day still, but that's the lowest since june of last year. >>> the fragile cease-fire in the middle east appears to be holding for now, but the situation on the ground does remain tense israeli police firing stun grenades and tear gas at palestinian demonstrators at a mosque in jerusalem. >>> and closing arguments are now set. they'll happen monday in apple's antitrust trial. the gaming company that created fortnite is accusing apple of having a monopoly over its app store. and now you know the news of this friday, may the 21st, 2021. it feels like freedom friday in the northeast. like tonight we'll be out and about having dinner, no masks, all vaccinated life is good life is good ha a ♪ ♪ this is my body of proof. proof of less joint pain and clearer skin. proof that i can fight psoriatic arthritis... ...with humira. humira targets and blocks a specific source o

the ranch lewis brooks runs with his son boyd covers almost 80 square kilometer his that's a 3rd bigger than manhattan the land is drawing and it's hard to thrive on ranching unless. the brits thank god for giving them all will as well as another and even more lucrative resource when but different energies are have been a great. to maintain this release rich is the way we we want to be maintained in the way my grandad and great grand. all the way back there are a dozen while pumps dotting their land and 78 wind turbines the elder brooks doesn't want to talk about the income they produce passed on average each wind turbine in the region brings in $10000.00 a year. when he hears the hum of the blades turning saving the planet is not what 1st comes to mind. so what monitor may it wave well it's just mind. or well it's you know it's produced you know nothin's was to. say welcomes visitors with a huge turbine blade the town of $11000.00 is a 3 hours' drive west of dallas and has traditionally stood for oil paschal and rattlesnakes. it may have weathered droughts storms and the ups and downs

we've boyd sharing in the town of soda hall around 3 hours drive from the capital stock. it's a pain and the other workers have just returned from the forest with the berries they gather. he looks exhausted the valet have to live and. when i move on that day. that now my boy i'm gonna have to move i move on. leave now help with the government i mean i can look at that indian. but he's working day is far from over. the house to weigh his harvest. every berry count. each kilogram earns him around 2 dollars and 60 percent. have native plants and madame the man had an affair to get payment on i'm not a lot of people a man could give me back home in maine. for a final anything like mick. axelson runs the local berry picking company for the last 2 years he's hired mainly by these workers. and congo avignon of syrian put the pull up a free gum and it could have been in riyadh today love you would get on with the heat diffusing on that awful some have been the go pro cup tie in then but i also believe took yet a bum out on the mule but all the points at some being appearing to us

boyd's civil rights.ly high bar to clear and the statute, can't be proven which is a really hard thing to prove in any court and this country so democrats are below that standard fromm intentionaly willfully, to open up the ability to deal with conduct be held accountable. >> jay, independent. good morning. >> good morning and thank you for having this discussion. my question is, why is it that there's major -- [inaudible] great division high-profile cases, when you got a lot that can bring these people together -- [inaudible] you got video of the officers having a good time -- [inaudible] situation going on right now we've got years, crazy inconsistency in the story. you touched on the breonna taylor situation, a lot of people will look at that and say there's a lot so i do understand, why is it that we cannot come to the consensus that this has to get better something done about the impact it's having on people. >> appreciate the question, i want to let marty johnson take thatik up, it sounds like your

samantha boyd looks at how one camp now following the guidelines to see what it could look like.r kids camp this summer. >> cdc guidance recommends a variety of things for summer camps like 60 social distancing between campers masks for indoor activities and proper cleaning. but for one local camp. they're just thankful be having camp at all this summer. for the first time in 2 years camps along is set to be back this summer. they were absolutely devastated after being canceled due to covid-19 were christian can and we share the gospel jesus with kids and. >> and we knew both the hope that comes with that. a lot of kids would receive that. >> brandi gun is the mom of a camper who says with guidelines in place. she and her kids are both thrilled to finally be able to return the guidelines that can sell and have in place at think they are and they're great they coincide >> with what the state and cdc. >> have requested right now we're expecting campers to wear masks when they're in line. as they're taking their seats in the dining hall. >> you know, worship services and our bunk ho

now, molly's constitutional court has declared colonel assuming boyd, the new interim president, going to he's power this week in a military coup. the 2nd he led within a year, the president and prime minister were arrested and forced to reside west african leaders are due to discuss the situation on sunday. thousands have taken part in slovenia, is the biggest protest in years to demand the resignation of conservative prime minister young men, young sharp. they accuse him of using the proto virus crisis to attack free media and damage democracy. lavinia is set to assume the you presidency in july. police and canada have found the remains of more than $200.00 children at the side of a former school for indigenous children. the school was part of a system closed down 3 decades ago that separated these children from their families, investigations showed widespread abuse in the facilities. hundreds of thousands of people in congo are in desperate need of shelter, food and water. after fleeing an active volcano, authorities have ordered a partial evacuation of the eastern city of goma, sci

dan kerman live in san francisco tonight with the latest boyd.ve been hearing about this herd immunity for more than a year we saying there's a good chance. >> well, we're saying that we're getting closer and especially san francisco in the bay area is getting closer. medical experts believe we are not there yet. but it could be just weeks, possibly months away. but it is in sight. they said. that everyone is wearing a mask in san francisco these days. that's due in part to the success the city has had against covid-19 hospitalizations are way down as are cases. restrictions have been eased in the city is entering the yellow reopening tier this week. so could herd immunity be far behind. >> the concept of herd immunity is that the proportion of the population that simeon either through having been sick or having gotten the vaccine. is so high that the virus can't find the next susceptible host. it's just people are too spaced out who are susceptible and that provides population-level immunity ucsf epidemiology professor doctor george rutherford d

an easy $1.00 buying the trees but to use that really accurate mortgage broker especially a dairy boyd is going to join us with her analysis and a divorce is rarely easy especially if it involves a mega fortune but the drama around. bill and melinda gates just took a turn for the nasty as melinda is publicly revealing she sought the advice of attorneys back in 2019 regarding her husband's ties to jeffrey i've seen so could we finally be able to find out the details regarding the relationship between the 2 men and what i.

deeper and biden's clean future has got a whole lot of little secrets here from journalist charlie boyd about this he does say that the report leads to more questions than answers. the biggest. economic perspective that i can see. if you're running a large. and you come across the stumbling blocks for example a lack of supply or inflation issues you can have to have quite a lot of government school or around the world in order to get out of these obstacles because whichever way you look at these companies still make money one way or another so it's not it's not of use governments like the us saying now i'm saying right right we're not fine it's. manual energy and then 510 years down the line yes it's already got the money and so i think these problems will be russell you know the other we have to get close to these to these targets but it's going to need government support rather than just short term gesturing which which is what i'm seeing at the moment and that is our news wrap per for this hour that brings you up to date don't forget there because a website full of stories too you ca

this helps and as a matter of fact the top schools in our nation frown upon the use of the word in boyd so that kind of tells us something right there about its necessity quick look at some other world news now mexico is promising severe punishment for those responsible for the collapse of an overpass which killed $24.00 people the incidents all packed train carriages prandial into a busy road smashing on to the vehicles below dozens of people were pulled from the wreckage with more than 70 taken to hospital by sky city mess says that there will be a deep investigation. not going without a fight are these scenes in east jerusalem a show how things got violent outside the house of a family that faces eviction the properties being reclaimed on drug your making this possible as it was owned by jews before 948 the family and their supporters though say the the action is a noor for. and conservatives have been celebrating in madrid is they stormed to victory lane collections the people's party more than doubled its share of seats after advocating anti looked and policies during the pandemic

they all and they all, boyd by the police took, the pressure will tell you how to deliver the message. i put it out. there is a homeless maybe campaign goes on brennen, his 0 central number. ah, the indian government is asking state authorities to report cases of a red, but deadly infection that's affecting some corona virus. patients. many regions of seeing arise and mucous koses, also known as black fungus. as more and more concern is, pharmacies run out of medicines that are used to treated elizabeth brawn and reports from you delhi emergency service work as an awesome state disinfect the border family home and chem morgan village the practice to reassure nervous neighbors. inside chandra border is morning after the death of his son to morning. 2 days after the 27 year old recovered from clover 19. he fell ill with a rare infection called mucus. my closes are black, fungus, ohio. he had difficulty breathing, so we took him to the hospital, the doctor in being said, nothing can be done here and i put him to go after reaching ago. they said we can't do anything, he'll take him to go.

thurgood marshall college fund acknowledges that donations picked up last year in the wake of the george boydmurder saying we've never seen anything like this for h.b.c. use editor at large for salon dot com and friend of the show the watkins joins us now dee good to see you again. you know i've grown pretty good pretty good deep on the police it was decried by some democrats as the reason why they lost seats in the house for president trying to use the phrase to rally work republicans with fear mongering commercials about gangs rate if alien u f o's you name it if they're already officers is going to happen to you do you think st louis is reframing the de from the police movement by actually putting it in motion or is there another way to do it your hometown baltimore recently stop prosecuting low level nonviolent offenses drug possession and prostitution. what do you make of all of that. you know at the end of the day i think. all thinking people thinking people a lot of politicians don't think all thinking people clearly clearly clay to clearly understand that what we have been doing has n

thurgood marshall college fund acknowledges that donations picked up last year in the wake of the george boydurder saying we've never seen anything like this for h.b.c. use editor at large for salon dot com and friend of the show the walk and joins us now dee good to see you again. pretty good pretty good deep on the police it was described by some democrats as the reason why they lost seats in the house for president trying to use the phrase to rally work republicans with fear mongering commercials about gangs rate if alien u f o's you name it if they're already officers is going to happen to you do you think st louis is reframing the define the police movement by actually putting it in motion or is there another way to do it your hometown baltimore recently stop prosecuting low level nonviolent offenses drug possession and prostitution what do you make of all of this. no at the end of the day i think. all thanking people thanking the people a lot of politicians don't think all thinking people clearly clearly play to clearly understand that what we have been doing has not been working we are

joe boyd is actually said, i need de escalation on the road to cease fire, but that hasn't put any timeline on it. and that's really interesting because president joseph biden is the one man they should be able to pressure these right these into coming to a sci fi. but instead, all the way through this, he's been using language like, well, israel has a right to defend itself, is ro, needs to be able to defend itself. but these words de escalation on the road to sci fi by no means gives you a tiny table for things like that said, there is still speculation that the sci fi may will come at 6 am friday morning, but who knows? quite, and it's all in the wording, isn't it? him and come in with tourism. thank you. so the international cold for a sci fi though, are gaining momentum. we've got the united nations general assembly holding a special session later on thursday. kristen salumi tells us what to expect. foreign ministers from a number of countries frustrated by the lack of international response to the ongoing crisis in the middle east, are on their way to new york to attend the special se

new delhi before we talk about santa behind some relief relief for indian vaccine manufacturers now boyd by that u.s. decision over intellectual rights. so yes it is very good news for india for so many low and middle income countries who can't afford to buy the intellectual property rights the patients for these vaccines india has been pushing leading the push rather at the world trade organization to remove the patients on the back scenes so that other low and middle income countries can produce them at cheaper costs so that they can. increase their production and ocular more of their people and also inoculate others india is the world's largest that's the manufacturer it makes 60 percent of all the vaccines in the world and it submitted a proposal in september of last year asking for the world trade organization to remove the peyton's on the astra zeneca and also on the pfizer vaccine just for the duration of the pandemic it was supported by $100.00 other middle and low income countries strongly opposed by the world's largest economies by the u.s. by the e.u. and by big pharmaceutical