c. b is expected to give the green light today. proponents say it will strengthen europe's digital and monetary sovereignty and keep the euro zone competitive. a digital euro would have the same value as analog, cash, all the money in our bank accounts. it would be issued by the e. c, b, or national central banks to private persons and companies. euro deposits would probably be kept to the value of around $3000.00 euros. that's 2 e's fears that the digital coin could make. the e. c, b, a competitor to banks. but a survey by germany central bank says most consumers here reject a digital euro, 56 percent of households saying it would add no additional incentive over current payment methods. and they're worried about the new euro security are correspondent conrad booms and is in frankfort for us on this. and we're joined by market vill, who is a financial expert from the university of st gallon. so conrad, let's start with you. what are we expecting from the e? c, b today and their announceme

c b, a competitor to regular banks. but a survey by germany central bank says most consumers here would reject a digital year or half of households say they see no benefit over current payment methods. and i worried about security. now i'm joined by daniel winter from d w business. are you worried, daniel? that not worried. i use surprise that germans don't like the digital you're. of course i'm not surprised. i mean, i hate to say sorry get how did this is offensive, but everything new that technologically new ships were being rejected by the germans. before eventually takes like 10 years to get, but that's actually an important question because the c, b will need a broad range of people across the heroes to adopt this to make it successful. no worries. i'm not offended. no, my fellow good. so what are the advantages for businesses, businesses and private system? well, you can imagine that businesses maybe would like this, so they won't have to pay for, let's say, credit card transaction season, this kind of thing. bas

c, b, a competitor to banks. but a survey by germany central bank says that most consumers here would reject the digital 0 over half of household say that they see no benefit over current payment methods and are worried about security. so let's head over to the table now my colleague daniel winter is standing by for more on this story. so daniel, tell us, what are we expecting from the cd today? okay, well, let me lay out the nightmare scenario for you, right? at the e. c. b, a, so focused on this, you know, china is working on its own digital currency. the u. s. is going to make it so. now imagine if those got popular here in europe in the euro zone and shop saw except to get these, you could lose, can troll erotically in the disaster scenario of the currency of the euro zone, and they don't want that. so at 1 pm today, they're going to be laying out their plans, which could include, for example, a 2 year development period, a 3 year trial period. it's a few years out. but the roadmap is what they're going to be

c. b will now begin exploring exactly how it should work from a coin purse to a digital wallet, in euro or digital euro would be designed to operate like platforms and apps such as pay pal and apple wallet and digital currencies like bitcoin. and this comes after the pandemic boosted online shopping and digital currency investments. analysts say, as consumers get used to making purchases online, it's important to have safe and easy digital currency soon and more consumers in the, in the things that when the cost and smart money. and that's why we need the digital central bank owned and regulated the digital currency i. e, the euro. other central banks are already exploring options. england is researching its own central bank digital currency cheekily named the brit coin and the u. s. in japan are also investigating so far the e. c. b has promised that any future e euro would be fast, easy, and secure, and that services would be free and payments could be made via card or smartphone. a lot

c. b as they go into this investigation phase because they need it to be accepted by a wide range of european denny. what exactly has the e c b announced today and why are they doing this? ok, so it's not the starting gun quite yet, but they are actually making this digital euro and putting it through its paces for 2 years. they're going to go through this kind of research phase. they call it investigation phase. after the initial research, they asked if you'd like that mix and things like that before they got started today, and they say they see no major obstacles to the digital euros. so that's a good stop. and in the end, they want to make something which is, you know, riskless accessible and efficient. just like me, i'd say, you know, but this is that they the, in the end what, what christine, the god says she sent out a tweet. today she said the digital age people should continue to have access to the safest form of money, central bank money because what they really scared of in the e

c. b, i is absolutely sure of the safety on that because the last thing you want to damage a child who might be a little risk for gauging violence and then we but if lee committee felt the vice seamless unsafe for children, then why would they be advising it for killed must have the conditions and indeed for children, we have the adults at home and particularly vulnerable to the virus. so why it would be advisable for some children and others if it was felt to be unsafe. i could only imagine that irish benefit choice or making if the risk is greater, then you know the benefit is greater than age at the moment. i think it may be that some of the kids about children haven't been exposed, turn off a lot to buy and therefore they're not sure they can see with certain page that the risk they small. so i think it's safe. i haven't seen data on complications of just canada, anecdotally about children who have had some and some complications but they really have to get the data and shot that out t

c b signing up and saying we give you our stamp of approval. it doesn't cause any problems for any of the recovery fund money that greece is supposed to get as part of the coven relief package that was signed last year by all these european nations in the european union. so by not doing anything that's going to upset the e c b, that's probably a good move as, and greece continues to work to kind of realign their banking system. and by and j . p. morgan has now estimated that greek banks will exceed 20000000000 euros between 20222024 because of a plan by the government to deal with non performing loans. what do we know about that? yeah, absolutely. so essentially what they're doing is the estimation here is that between 2022, as you said in 2024, there's going to be a much bigger increase in all of this, we're talking about exceeding 20000000000 euros. and that's about 12 percent of the gross domestic product of the entire country brief. so the idea here is, and by the way this, this does relate to these other issues as well. it's a real lining

c. b, c, colonel de belgy is allowing a camera in the unit a rare exception. this is who said this sculpture from the iranian acropolis, and egypt still has fresh earth that sticks to your fingers is now in a container on its way to asia. as in the spanish case, the french investigators look for the provinces and false owners to cover their tracks, traffickers, inventor past weather antiquities, including fix sales, gone busy. it has developed a computer program to help the software aims to record all sales of antiquities from libya over the past 150 years. so it's a kind of cartography take this object as you can see where it was made antagonistic, and where it was sold, the lot number, the sale price and the buyer song of things. and if a seller says it comes from a collection, we can check cancer, even though when integrity arrives in europe, the documentation helps set the laundering process in motion and then the object circulates from buyer to buyer professional to professional very quickly. the goal is to auction it at a top price, who claims to the fin

c. b will now begin exploring exactly how it would work from a coin, purse to a digital wallet. in e euro or digital euro would be designed to operate like platforms and apps such as pay pal and apple wallet and digital currencies like bitcoin. and this comes after the pandemic boosted online shopping and digital currency investments. analysts say, as consumers get used to making purchases online, it's important to have safe and easy digital currency. soon as more consumers will be in the things that when the cost and smart money, and that's why we need to do central bank owned and regulated digital currency. either euro or the other central banks are already exploring options. england is researching its own central bank digital currency cheekily named the brit coin and the u. s. and japan are also investigating. so far the e. c. b has promised that any future e euro would be fast, easy, and secure, and that services would be free and payments could be made via card or smartphone. a lot of

c, b c. the french central police unit, the combat trafficking of cultural property, his boss that the o, c, b, c, colonel, d, d, a l g is allowing a camera in the unit a rare exception. this is or is it doesn't have consist sculpture from the sy reeney necropolis, and egypt still has fresh earth that sticks to your fingers is now in a container on its way to asia. this me, as the spanish case, the french investigators look for big provinces and false owners to cover their tracks. traffickers invent a past whether antiquities, including fake sales gone busy, had developed a computer program to help. the software aims to record all sales of antiquities from libya over the past 150 years. so it's a kind of cartography and it'll take this object. you can see where it was made. it's fantastic. and where it was sold, the lot number, the sale price and the buyer song of things. and if a seller says it comes from a collection, we can check cancer even when in a ticket he arrives in europe. the docum

c. b, i, i school and i know certainly howard shot records, all the younger kids from these countries and becoming yellow now, whether or not i need to know there was enough my colleagues from abroad and said there was a concern about that they were entirely 100 percent comfortable was bikes in 18 young's young children, if we could be sure of the safety, then obviously it would make sense to actually the big problems. school really is difficult to socially difficult to ventilate an older buildings and so on and marsh weighing maybe not so good for younger children. a it would be bad for transmitting via from one child to another. and the child came back home and the page may become infected or maybe the grandparents and so on. so it would be good to do it, but we should only do it when j. c. b, i absolutely sure of the safety on that because the last thing you want to damage a child who might be a little risk for gauging violence and but if lee committee felt the vice seamless unsafe for

i mean, it sounds like by september the fed will have a report on c, b, b, c. so what are we expecting from that report and well, we know more about this digital dollar. well, they're just basically dragging out their feet at this point because this report was supposedly supposed to be out in july already. but it's basically just going to be an extension, talking about the risks and the considerations and how we're going to roll this out . how we're going to get payment processes on board. and probably the most important question is do we actually need this? because again, this is exactly going to be the same thing. it's going to be basically monopoly money because essentially it's going to be the exact same thing as the u. s. dollar that we currently own, except in digital form. so it doesn't actually fix anything. you still have this inflation problem, you're still going to be losing 2 to 4 percent of your wealth annually for the majority of americans. so really, it's the thing really necessary or is this is the complete waste of time and waste of government

according to b, w. c, e o her. but this is all part of a plan for the company to evolve from a pure card, built into something of a software and services provider. and staying with the company. a dutch court has ruled that thousands of folks and owners are entitled to compensation in the diesel debt case. the court in amsterdam says that compensation of up to $3000.00 euros per car was warranted. the owners had filed a class action suit over the german common cause reeking of diesel emissions and its earnings season of the top wall street banks. that is big lenders are seeing shopping high profits in the 2nd quarter. as the u. s. economy bounces back from the pandemic. j. p. morgan's earnings more than doubled from a year ago to almost $12000000000.00. while goldman sachs is revenue, it's asset management. hit an old time hon. the european central bank is announcing plans for the e euro in about half an hour, a new digital currency. proponents say it will strengthen europe's digital and monetary sovereignty and kee

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i in their report said it was a minnesota b c a case, the b c. a said that's not true, they have nothing to do with it. i was furious. i was saying the way everything was be presented from start to finish. the way the police were handling it from pretty much de one and her static death investigation is being handled by campus police. the police are not working with the campus. police cops aren't sharing information . i was absolutely out lay away very lay way of putting in the f. b. i's response was essentially that they weren't asked by local law enforcement to be involved unless they were asked by law enforcement to get involved. there was no reason for them to get involved at that point. all due respect to the campus, police, you know, they've got a job to do. and it is not in gating, a potential murder. i remember asking this school official, do you feel like you're in over your head? and i don't really remember his response, so that time i don't know if he had a response or not, but that was one of the last times we ever got to talk to a sch

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and i could, i said, well i'm out of here, i was going to leave it to m b c. or i mentioned a, b, c to try to put some sort of snake on me some punishment, some kid i wasn't gonna get involved in that place. and okay, there was a complaint, it was honest, it was accurate, it was wrong. what i did was wrong. so now you know, there's never been a clear the reporting on it was, i think, somewhat clear, but not that clear. well, certainly in my book, i make it clear what happened on charleston company to south carolina primary, the next day i'm out of there. right. so it was going to affect why i think you did a great job explaining what happened there, but it also raises interesting question of where are we as a nation, are we, are we tribes that are all fighting each other or we are trying to understand each other have empathy and kind of, you know, build a thing and i comes in, i'm going to ask you a question. your chris matthews, run hardball the night. i thought of some topics, you know, maybe you might cover, you know, biden's, belly flop on, you know, the in

c, b biggest overall in its history. one of the main changes being that the central bank will consider climate change and it's policy decisions. a report by british oil major b p shows global carbon emissions fell the most in over 75 years. last year. crude oil demand fell by about 9 percent during the pandemic. while renewable searched b p says the world still needs tangible action to hit you win back on the goals and see if they lead the way. frances economy grew twice as fast as expected. in the 2nd quarter, it was last been driven by the services sector, which benefited from an easing of restrictions in midnight. the central bank is expecting over both of just under 6 percent this year, if the country withstands a full wave of cobra infections. and type one is in basing of a $5000000000.00 to encourage more companies to invest at home. many firms operating in mainland china have been returning to the island to avoid tax imposed as part of bay. james travel with the united states of the us, toby restrictions could be p

c, b biggest overall in its history. one of the main changes being that the central bank will consider climate change and it's policy decisions. a report by british oil major b p shows global carbon emissions fill the most in over 75 years. last year. crude oil demand fell by about 9 percent during the pandemic, while renewable searched b. p says the world still needs tangible action to hit you when back climate goals . see if they lead the way. prices economy grew twice as fast as expected in the 2nd quarter. it was lastly, driven by the services sector, which benefited from an easing of restrictions in midnight. central bank is expecting overall both of just under 6 percent this year. if the country withstands a full wave of covert infections. and type one is investing of a $5000000000.00 to encourage more companies to invest at home. many times operating in mainland china have been returning to the island to avoid tax imposed as part of a james trade war with the united states. of the us as co restrictions could be put

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and yet, and yet those videos still live on nbc, cnn, and c, b s. and. and yet they censored alice in morrow. the journalist, the youtube, who had me on, they centered her not the clip she was exposing as medical misinformation because it was coming out of the corporate news channels. it, it's absurd. insane double standard we're experiencing now. youtube lost all credibility. i don't know what to do. yeah, and i think you're not the only one. i mean, you've been a big critic of, you know, big tech and sort of over barren power of things. and i suppose the question is in the gray areas, isn't it was clearly supporting, organized crime is one thing about something you've not done and they've admitted that mistake. clearly nobody disputes that but that's crazy. but i mean, you would say that putting a fine line between free speech and a something, not the spiteful law and preventing misinformation. and that's pretty difficult, isn't it the find out bottom own i was the, it's a general who get to determine what misinformation. that's the problem, you know,

so how about the why is the why really because of the fact that the p, b o c, the people of china is planning to unveil very soon hear its own digital currency. and the chinese government is working to eliminate competition for that. they want to push out all other competitors so that they really are the only game in town. i think that's a lot of what's happening. and christy, what about that idea that bennett said they're that they're trying to basically make room for their own digital currency? i think i was very sure the chinese authorities moving in line with the global financial regulars tightening up on digital currency training, apparently to prevent the stomach financial risk and illegal activities. but in reality, like, especially for china, it's about clamping down on currency control because that's what trying to fear the most massive amount of capital flowing out of china be a big point. and they have no way of controlling or just when they're about to unveil this digital r and b. so it's not a big point like saying a cracked out on there is also the extend tags have been

c. b c office at that day where they knew that anti christ, why would, would, would be there british police and now investigating online racist abuse, targeting 3 black english football as after in the last 02020 final to italy. the police say raises social media posts were directed at marcus, bradford, jaden, santa mikaya, saca after their miss penalties. help italy when the game england coach garrett southgate has called the b unforgivable. meanwhile, the returning heroes of italy's victorious euro 2020 squad have delighted fence with an impromptu open top bus to a through run a plan parade was canceled because of corona virus concerned, but also meeting president sergio matter. ella, the italian players and stuff showed off the trophy and help that team bus as they made the short journey to be received by prime minister, maria draggy and 1000, turned out to cheer them. now imagine a world without coffee apples or tomatoes. according to the un, this is an entirely unthinkable given the s

c. b, q office, at that day where they knew that anti pride violent would be their non version need. so the channel executive, a tv, parvati speaking to d, w a little earlier from tbilisi or british police and now investigating online racist abuse. targeting 3 black english football as after england lost the euro 2020 final to italy. the police say races, social media posts were directed at market. bradford jaden sanchez bouquet of the miss penalties held italy when the game england coach garris southgate has called the abuse unforgiveable while in italy, the returning heroes of the victorious euro 2020 squad have delighted fence with an open top boss to it through rome. a plan parade was cancelled because of corona virus concerns, but also meeting president sergio material of the italian players and so showed off the trophy a top team bar as they made the short journey to be received by prime minister. maria, dragging and 1000 turned out to chatham. so you wrote 2020 has wrapped up after

yeah, with tv committee, with, with a b. c network that they've been didn't, and 9 figures which at the time was gargantuan. it pales in comparison to what nbc, of course is saying now, but the other thing was authorship. then the total elliptic sponsorship in 1980 game the late plaza, the pre previous olympics in the us was about $10000000.00 combined. peter, uber, i said, wait a 2nd, we need to fewer sponsors pay it a lot more money. we're going to make it competitive. one of the very 1st being was for beverages and coke and pepsi squared off coke b. $12000000.00. so for one beverage sponsorship from co, you to clips the entire sponsorship for the previous olympic any in 1980. it is only grown since that i want to clarify again to your point exactly. now those numbers might not seem huge by today's standards, but back then that was huge money involved. now you also address 984 supreme court case regarding college football and television. right. and while the schools won the right to actually negotiate their own deals, there

these are all on m s, n, b, c. these are all bush cheney people. ok. i mean, how did this all happen? go ahead re well, one has to understand that the media is really controlled by what eisenhower said 60 years ago now, was the military industrial complex chain. the media works for the rest of those. the corporate media is bought and sold is controlled by the rest of that complex. now it's the military, industrial, congressional intelligence, media, academia, think tank complex. i call it that. make you mad. now back in the day when i was working at ca, there was a lot of interference with the media. there was a lot of people placed in the media. the church commission was in 1975 if memory serves, and there were some steps taken, but aboard it. so one decade later, bill casey comes in under ronald reagan, bill k. she becomes the director of central intelligence. and the 1st thing he says at the 1st cabinet meeting in the white house, and i have an eye witness there and told me this when we have dish our information . so that everything the american peo

it's a remarkable change if you look at m s m b, c. i mean, when tucker carlson claims that he was being surveilled by the essay you had all these former bush cheney officials saying no tucker must be out of his mind. or he has a different agenda here. these are all on m s, n, b, c. these are all bush cheney people. ok, i mean, how did this all happen? go ahead re well, one has to understand that the media is really controlled by what eisenhower said 60 years ago now, was the military industrial complex, same media works for the rest of those. the corporate media is bought and sold is controlled by the rest of that complex. now it's the military, industrial, congressional intelligence, media, academia, think tank complex, i call it making met. now back in the day when i was working as a, there was a lot of interference with the media that a lot of people placed in the media. the church commission was in 1975 if memory serves and there were some steps taken. but aboard it, so one decade later, bill casey comes in under ronald reagan. bi

this is not good news when you consider across b. c. there are more than $250.00 wildfires burning, and this area is parts. for example, vernon, b, c hasn't seen a drop of rain since june 15th. the storms are toward the east, rumbling through ontario, quebec, and pushing into the maritimes. look at the winfield associated with this. so we will see some fierce winds as we show you the rest of north america. we do have some storms brewing for south dakota, nebraska into iowa on friday. now we'll go bit further south into central america, some heavy rounds of rain toward the pacific coast of mexico. this will impact acapulco and if we look toward panama, we know that there's been a life in land sites lately. and more than 5000 homes destroyed off to south america, and the cold front has really punched across here, dropping temperatures down rio de janeiro, 18 degrees below average. they're also below average. as we look toward a saw see on, we've got a rain through the amazon basin toward the south east of columbia and southern areas of ven

c. this is incredible. and also we know that jack ruby was to see was an f b. i in form, so we, the intelligence agencies are involved with these people from the beginning until leanne us. so we know that as well. this is crucial, was not on the 64 when the shots were fired because nobody saw him, the 3 people in the 3 women who worked on the 4th floor, they testified them testified, and their testimony was changed by the warren commission. and we tracked them down, another researcher, track them down in 1990 and got a strain. and the news is that these 3 women went down the stairs right away. did not see be hungry. oswald, on the stairs and they, they testified and sign on, but there was never listen to by the warrens which that kind of changing the witness statements is very important to this case. all of i have to stop you there for a 2nd. we'll hear more from all of us going up in a short break the when alex should say wrong. why don't just don't yes to shape out. the thing becomes the after kid and engagement equals the trail. when so many find themselves

stuff and everything to justify all the chief safety because there were no war inforcement by the l c b at that day where they knew that anti christ, while a group would be there, anyone who thought the boy unfortunately would have be their 1st place, right? that's a place where they should have protected, and there was nobody to protect neither our journalists know the organizers notified our our, our condolences to you on the loss of your colleague. no, no need said channel executive tv prevailing. we appreciate your time and your insights tonight. thank you. thank you. or here's a look now, some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. official results show no clear when in bulgaria is parliamentary elections, the center of white party led by former prime minister waco bonus off one of the most just ahead of a new populace party. but neither side looks like the diploma coalition. the result could usher in a period of political instability as public anger at corruption is growing ukraine's president, florida b. lensky is in berlin, where he has been received by