and it's a whole region many say a new partner is needed. nicholas hack reports now from the capital america. molly isn't doing too well, says my good job, real a doctor trained in the former soviet union. he believes russia not france, or the un forces, can heal the country from war. then, when france came to my country, they were welcomed as liberators. now they have turn into invaders. we want russia to come clean up our country and bring the war to an end, russia, and he's african nations to the moment. it's as if it's the cold war again. in 2013 mountains were waving french flies as the french military intervene to stop armed groups for marching towards the capital. but 8 years on half a ww have been displaced and nearly 6000 killed as armed groups intensify their attacks. the 1000000 army is on the retreat, despite the support of $4000.00 french troops and $14000.00 un peacekeepers at the nation's independence square. same colors, but different flash support for russia tongue. from a feeling of frustration about the deteriorating facility. i sent some parts of the volume, french villag

and yet today los angeles is the homeless capital of america. in the last few years, the number of homeless people has increased from 33255000 beneath the business towers. the situation has become tragic. when i was a kid and lived here, it was nothing like it is now. i left for almost 2 decades, and i came back a few years ago and it just, it just blows my mind. it's just going to increase because every month, the cost of everything keeps going up. there's no regulation. so apartment owners and landlords can raise the money, you know, the rent whenever they like, but nobody's paychecks are getting bigger. me outraged by the situation of these homeless people. eldest, gave up his job as a sales assistant. he lives on the salary of his partner layer, who works at the university. in this way, eldest can devote all his time to helping the homeless ah, all. a little further from downtown, a woman has moved in beneath this bridge, elvis, and leah regularly pay her a visit. ah, if i knew tammy has been living here for 5 years in a small tent that she

rhode island was once the jewelry manufacturing capital of america.m stayed at home with three kids. i grew up in a pretty small house. there were six of us. my grandfather lived with us. he was an italian immigrant. i joked that when i went to college when i went to harvard, , i was so excited because i got my own bed. because i shared a bed with my sister until then, so we were a working class family. we weren't poor. my dad lost his job in the late 1950's, so things got tougher after that. but we were just kind of working class rhode islanders. david: rhode island is a small state. everybody must know everybody because senator reid from rhode island says he was your babysitter at one point. is that true? sec. raimondo: it's a fact. it is a fact. [laughter] he was my next-door neighbor and we went to the same high school. by the way, as did tom donlon, former national security advisor, and micah donlon, we all went to the same high school. we all knew each other. the donlons and my family, we all made a living as kids, working at the same summer clu

are the usage of people into places from elsewhere in the americas, especially columbus, the representation of indigenous peoples in the capital and the buildings gendered representation of the america and its history. those are obviously the last topics, threaded together in the capital and away i hope to show you offers visitors a simple take away, something almost as simple as a stolen kiss or a stolen sword. no, that is not me. but it's one of the conservator's. somebody in the room might actually know who that is. you can see how tempting it is, right? okay, so, part one, for a souvenir, that is a reference to a quote i just read out a little while ago. the american sculptor, horatio green owl, i think i'm pronouncing that correctly, complaints in a letter to his brother in 1842 that statues of washington in columbus and the capitol had received considerable injury in the few years they had been standing. he was referring to as much reviled sculpture of washington which was located in the center of the rotunda from 1841 to 43, before being moved out to the capitol grounds where it's seen here in this 1899 photograph. you'

the other hand, but twitter is practicing it. pointed out how to wanted to both about the capital rights in america. they wouldn't be to house, responded to why i didn't put the public in january when the government opted to date on these 4 to be able to comply. so there's a divide in the conversation that are concerned, but is that form to get jack to the court every time something, water washing comes up on their phone, they may stop policing, which will essentially cope to be an expression of a deal or complex and lead issue, but thank you so much for explaining that to us and michelle address. well, in delhi, the whole bucket on has begun issuing biometric identity cards to some 1400000 african refugees already registered in the country. the aim is to enable better services to be delivered to them. it is also hope that the cards will help the government return. those refugees who are willing to go back to have gone on off to the situation there stabilizes. but as officials have found, most don't want to go back the how in con, runs a small grocery store and this refugee camp in pakistan. every

capital. this is anti america, celebrating in new june 10th holiday, hit marks. the end of slavery in the country, the supreme court so, so just ruled force, child labor in africa is not something us chocolate. john's culpable for which critics say smack. so we paul chrissy at liberty anchor explains the question, is slavery still something that troubles america today? well, here comes the answer from the president. remember, the moral stain, the terrible toll, the slavery took on the country and continues to take. so what's there to be done about that? as an athlete, you can take the knee and the name of black lives matter. as an activist, you can campaign for the reparations, for the ancestors of those who suffered or were killed as president, you can declare, june the 19th or june kings as federal holiday. that's exactly what the president did earlier this week. as the supreme court, you know, what else happened at the same time? the u. s. supreme court ruled american food giant's best play, usa and car gill can't be sued for child slavery. this ruling has dis

, earl along your own wall street invested some of, where he invented some of the technology america's capital markets to consumers in need of credit. he is a csa cardholder, or of the cfa institute and a number of security lists and on the board of verified the center for political really. erica payne is president of the patriotic millionaires. she is the author of the practical: how to build the first thcentury political movement published in 2008 along with me marcus the market, list prices alice of financial regulation and the us banking system she co-authored with doctor rob johnson for the quality, erica payne has appeared on media outlets from an easybox . there is 14 and is this something that'sa nice talk . their book is "tax the rich!: how lies, loopholes, and lobbyists make the rich even richer" and is the subject of stock . >> i'm making said and we couldn't be more thrilled to be here. this town hall. she sounds an organization. a couple of other people we want about this book. quickly is the communications director at the patriotic millionaires he was a fantastic, amazing researc

i live on berlin, the us vice president, capital her 1st foreign trip to latin america, kamala harris. the next president's in a big to reduce migration to the united states, but she was, there are no quick fixes to address poverty as violence or so it's coming up with a computer glitched dozens of major websites.

so that's how you see the wealth capital in society and solidified authentication in america and western side. and indeed, equality has exploded their food banks down the street for me here, remind us what is the precise difference between capitalism in nato, the liberal country and capitalism. in china, we don't have capitalism. we have a marketing economy, we do have a capital and we have people like me will manage and capitalism to me, means a market economy that you manage in a way that it generate efficient times your allocate resources efficiently. capitalism to meaning somehow capital, the interest of capital rise above the interest of friday of the whole and they capture the cost for the benefit and that you don't want in the country. you've often extol the virtues of marriage, socratic, communist party, congress. the definition. philosophically of meritocracy, easy and equality. do you don't see the dangers of the increase in the inequality in china? not just because of how successfully the in terms of market the economic exchangers become because of the system itself based on m

first of all washington mutual and the summer and fall 2008 was a highly capitalized bank in america. it had a 10% tier one capitol ratio and a 14% adjusted risk capitol ratio which is the highest of all the large banks. the second problem i had was washington mutual will not was much lower than the industry the crisis with 2007 they washington mutual for one half of 1%. much lower than the industry. and they stayed lower than the industry by 2008 the industry had a 3.3% locked mortgages. washington just said just above 1%. that's the second problem. then liquidity. that $60 billion in liquidity which is really the ability to borrow up to $50 billion if you had to. so that was right. it's not really an attack is liquidity. so it was very mysterious in september when they let lehman brothers fail. they took over fannie and freddie. and then they realized might be having a problem. that was about the 20th of september. instead they literally made goldman and morgan stanley bank holding companies. which allowed them to borrow billions and billions of dollars but that all of the liquidity

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america. in ethiopia, forces have taken back the regional capital from the government but nearly 2 million people fled their homes. we speak to our correspondent. in hours prior -- austria, cities go into lockdown. vaccination rates in australia like behind the u.s. and europe. countries around the world are desperate to speed up vaccine production, african leaders call for drug companies to wait the patents on vaccines. plus, the crowd goes wild. england has beaten germany and a major determinant -- tournament for the first time in 55 years. welcome to world news america. rebel forces in ethiopia's northern province say they are in complete control of the regional capital after seizing it back from federal troops. victory celebrations have been taking place. the fighters have been advancing for days. the federal government, which captured it in november, has now called for a cease-fire. the fighting has killed thousands, displaced nearly 2 million, and the 350,000 people on the brink of thousand. the bbc's africa correspondent has this report. reporter: jubilation as troops are forced out. simil

in economic growth, we saw increase revenue from a broaderp tax base, capital jobs coming back to america, the best wage move for low-income earners in more than and unemployment at a 50 year low for every demographic. thesis tort reforms were a triumph of practical conservative policy. a model of shared prosperity and upward mobility we have always talked about. it was the populism of president trump in action tethered to conservative principles. and if anyone wondered back in january 2020 what the apostles left a short this expansion of opportunity in america, we now know the one word answer, pandemic. that calamity along with some fiascoes of the president on making set the scene for present challenges. look, to his credit donald trump brought many new voters into our party, and we want them to stay. is a former president now but the issues and values that held so many republican voters and turned soo many democrats into republicans, those issues and values still matter. i am proud of the long-standing promises republicans made good on in those years. by any measure it is a plus we're

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i learned a lot about what he did, to take new york city from the crime capital of north america to beingifficult arrestingment. most of the taxpayers don't understand what happened here and is happening across the country. our police officers who risk their life each and every day are having stripped from them the protections that we the taxpayers afford all civil servants, elected officials, judges, district attorneys. now police officers have to go out and a prospect for their own police malpractice insurance policy, the way doctors and lawyers do in private practice. how is a police officer who graduates the academy earning about $42,000 a year for the first five years in the nypd, can't even find a affordable housing, you how is he or she going to be able to afford an actual personal policy for malpractice as a police officer? so what you've done is you made it even twice as hard for the police to go out there and do their job. i want to re-fund the police. i want to hire 3,000 more police and i want to take the handcuffs off the police, the heroes, not the zeros they were made last

the debt capital market for north america is said to be among those leaving.is reportedly preparing to revamp its global banking business to serve asian clients and those who want to invest in asia. tomorrow new work -- new yorkers vote in a primary election for the democratic candidate for mayor. the winner almost definitely becomes the next leader of the most popular city in the u.s. the issues for the next leader include the economic recovery, racial inequality, and policing. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on quicktake by bloomberg, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. this is bloomberg. >> welcome to bloomberg markets. i'm amanda lang. matt: and i'm matt miller. we welcome our bloomberg audience this hour. here are the top stories we are following for you. fed chair jay powell and treasury secretary janet yellen will join u.s. president biden this hour. it will be the first meeting between powell and biden since he became president. we will bring you those headlines. bitcoin hitting eight two-week low as china i

america. we've seen some pretty potent storms roll across the cuba. it's dumped as $76.00 millimeters of rain, just east of the capital will experience much of the same on tuesday as well, and really organized band of rain over the bahamas, otherwise, instability for hispanic jolla and across parts of central america. so the top end of south america, you know, we've been warning about rain, induce flooding for areas of ecuador just outside of the capital. keep. so we've seen close to $100.00 millimeters of rain within the past 24 hours. that continuous rain or once again be this story on tuesday ticket to patagonia where we're seen rain trying to push into santiago, but i think it's just going to be overcast conditions for you with a high of 17 degrees. the be part of the debate is self defeating the end, posing in the us or in the u. k. because it will just come back again when no topic is off the table. what we wanted to talk about were these learn white men touching aloud dream, where at global audience becomes a global community, jumping to the comment section. and part of the discussion there are like kinetic eff

mainstream media will give you coming up in the show as human rights watch in the americas claims protest in the world. cocaine capital of colombia, have seen a level of police violence previously unknown in latin america. what is britain's role and why have you, soldiers been in columbia? apparently? and why is china responded to, nor it intelligence readings in london in washington? the corona virus is going to love by pointing to a us of oratory, 50 miles from one has all the more coming up in today is going underground, refers to british intelligence officials quoted across media here that is feasible . cobra, 1900, started in the lab in china. this is news emerges from vietnam of a new devastating and new indian variant of corona via join me. now. last guy for north hampton, in massachusetts, his executive director of the tri continental institute, social research, and author of washington, bullets, v. j. for shod. thanks so much for coming back. gone. i should say the chief of the general staff called and smith hasn't been on this program. is joe here at the m i 6 link royal united services since you today about

mainstream media will give you coming up in the show as human rights watch in the americas claims protest in the world. cocaine capital of colombia, have seen a level of police violence, previously unknown and latin america. what is britain's role and why have you soldiers being in columbia apparently? and why is china responded to nora intelligence readings in london in washington. the corona virus escaped by pointing to a us of oratory 50 miles from what has all this more come.

in the americas claims protests in the world cocaine capital of colombia, i have seen a level of police violence previously unknown and latin america. what is britain's role and why have you soldiers being in columbia apparently, and why is china responded to, nor intelligence readings in london in washington? the corona virus is going to love by pointing to a us of oratory, 50 miles from the white house. all the more coming in today is going underground refers to british intelligence officials quoted across the media here that is feasible code 1900, started in the lab in china. this is news emerges from vietnam of a new devastating anglo indian variant of corona via join me now. last guy for north hampton and the juices executive director of the tri continental institute of social research and author of washington, bullets v. j per shot. thanks so much for coming back. gone, i should say the chief of the general staff called and smith hasn't been on this program is joking at the m i 6 link royal united services and few today about warfare. i mean, sure to come up is how the enemies of

mainstream media will give you coming up in the show as human rights watch in the americas claims protests in the world. cocaine capital of colombia, have seen a level of police violence previously unknown in latin america. what is britain's role and why have you soldiers being in columbia apparently, and why is china responded to nor intelligence readings in london in washington? the corona virus is scheduled by pointing to us the oratory, 50 miles from the white house. all the more coming in today is going underground, refers to british intelligence officials quoted, a cross media here that is feasible. cobra, 1900, started in the lab in china. this is news emerges from vietnam of a new devastating and new indian variant of corona via joining me now. last guy for north hampton, the massachusetts is executive director of the tri continental institute. social research and author of washington, bullets, v. j for shod. thanks so much. would you ever coming back gone, i should say, the chief of the general staff mo, called in smith, hasn't been on this program. he's joking at the m, i 6 link royal united services and few

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>>> for this week's gotcha, i want to talk about capital pup punishment in america. it's perfectly legal in 24 states and as a punishment for some federal crimes. while the constitution prohibits cruel and unusual punishment, what qualifies as such is left to interpretation. this week, two death row inmates in south carolina have sued the state for its new law, changing the method of execution from lethal injection to a choice between firing squad and electric chair. in arizona, correction officers have refurbished a gas chamber and have purchased the necessary chemicals to produce the same lethal gas used by nazi germany during the holocaust. while those methods might seem particularly barbaric, the truth is that lethal injections are even worse. more than 7% of lethal injections in the united states have been botched. witnesses to these botched executions have reported inmates thrashing in pain and struggling to breathe for over an hour. like many other facets of the criminal justice system, the application of the death penalty is racially biased, anti-black and ro

see people like andy biggs, getting that anthony fauci for making the dollar, that is capitalism, the god in americaverybody is right to make a book, let's talk about profiting off the death of individuals, absolutely disgusting, there have been people in the past lacey peterson, and dr. fauci is an infectious disease specialist in these not on the elected official. >> infectious diseases kill a lot of people, whether anthony fauci is in the federal government or done working for the federal government almost any book he writes is going to touch upon some virus or disease that is killed people throughout the world, does that mean anybody's a doctor in an infectious disease specialist anybody working in the cannot write about? >> it means when you have that much power in your withholding that much in the press is not holding you accountable people get very suspicious of your motives and again, i do not care if he makes money, my issue with the constant question day after day that he is not being pressed about, what is the biggest lie that concerns you. >> i will say i assumed a lot of the mixed guida