few weeks ago that we are past peak central banking and jackson hole just one year ago we had mark carney the. owner of the bank of england say and he gave a. speech during the lunch and he said it's time to to organize a new monetary system to replace the u.s. dollar so i think inside us are well well then the becoming almost but they can't ignore is anymore i don't want to say you know let me ask you a question about asked of them and you know we've been there many times to the netherlands and it's such a great country and that's such a great city and of course they have a reputation for being quite liberal minded and there's a lot of activism now we we met up with greenpeace many times in after them and our message to them 1516 years ago was that it's the central bank that is the root of all the issues that activists come to protest against my question is is there a growing awareness in the activist the progress of the liver the liber the liberal communities that the root of their problem is a central bank you're quite right and one example. is of course what's happened with the millen

and it's a pleasure to welcome matthew carney chick to the program he's chief europe correspondent for politico and he believes this councils are just the latest antics . nation that germany's banking sector is neither financially nor culturally sound . and great to have with us as well then to lead a fun period oh she works for the british economist and she thinks just as do it was finally starting to recover the revelations related to its involvement in money laundering in the finance and files are a huge setback. so let me begin by asking about the backstory on these revelations buzz feed news in fact was one of the media institutions that was involved in in proofreading and essentially researching the documents so can you give us a short version of exactly what's going on here sure the news in the u.s. or u.s. investigators i'm sure that these guys with the ice age or the international consortium of investigative journalists they got in all these different i mean joins us from all over the world like that it was put in the papers part of the papers all these other big leagues over

president donald trump has nominated judge amy carney barrett as his choice to replace replace the late supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg barretts would cement a solid conservative majority on the court potentially for decades to come announcing her nomination at the white house trying to scribe heiresses someone who will issue rulings based on a fair reading of the law. we must preserve our priceless heritage of a nation of laws and there is no one better to do that than amy kone barrett law and order is the foundation of the american system of justice no matter the issue no matter the case before her i am supremely confident that judge barrett will issue rulings based solely upon a fair reading of the law she will defend the sacred principle of equal justice for citizens of every race color religion and creed supreme court nominee any kind of barrier to promise to serve the american people if confirmed as justice if confirmed i would not assume that role for the sake of those in my own circle and certainly not for my own sake i would assume this role to serve you i would destr

media is reporting that president trump intends to nominate 48 year old amy carney barrett's a favorite with social conservatives as her replacement on the supreme court. 5 people have been arrested in the french capital paris after a knife attack on 2 journalists near the form offices of the satirical magazine shot it comes 3 weeks after 14 suspects went on trial of the 2015 charlie hebdo attack in which 12 people were killed. so counting the cost is coming up next looking at the rising popularity of brazil's controversial president also noro that's it for myself from the team here in london. 2 years after the murder of a saudi journalist. the globe with amounts of transparency. every justice. on it just. hello i'm daryn jordan this is counting the cost on al-jazeera your look at the world of business and economics this week brazil has the world's 2nd highest number of coronavirus debts the economy is in meltdown and graft cases are piling up against the president's family but also hours popularity is on the rise also this week crops some livestock under threat mexican farmers feel wha

all, he's staying consistent, but it's a pattern which is causing people to die >> you know, annie carney, i saw some parallel there. he thinks that soldiers who put themselves in harm's way to serve the country are, quote, suckers and losers i wonder what he thinks of his own rally goers if he won't get close to them? >> he made it clear that the person -- he was asked in an interview in las vegas after that indoor rally that he hosted why is he doing this, and he said, i feel very safe i'm at a distance. i'm on stage and he didn't even answer what about all the people attending that wasn't even part of his answer he answered from his own perspective, which is what these rallies are all about. you have to wonder, people around him, as the post also reported, are very concerned politically about what this gets him. they're worried another death like herman cain which appears to be tied to a rally or leaving a trail of superspreader events behind him as he travels the country, will add up to voters distrusting him. and you have to wonder -- and yesterday when i was reporting that piece if

survival of our 2nd amendment or religious liberty or public safety and so much more his pick amy carney barrett saying she plans to follow the constitution as it was written. judges are not policy makers and they must be resolute and setting aside any policy views they might hold. barrett is a soap described devout catholic and has strong support in the conservative community where they hope she will influence laws on health care gun rights and abortion. i think it's a big win for christians and it's a big step to take we're taking that next step forward in abolishing abortion. this must be a happy day for the guards but she now faces a bruising journey ahead to officially secure the nomination thanks i'm sure it'll be extremely non-controversial we said that the last time didn't go away. viral have to front talked of public hearings in the republican controlled senate where democrats are we doing everything they can to slow the process down thanks judge ginsburg wish. the next president to. i will strongly strongly strongly oppose this nomination it will be decided by a simple majority

i have to credit john carney. you know, the thing that he says, if we started a week earlier, we would have saved 30,000 weeks. why doesn't he say a week, two weeks, three weeks? do those lives not matter? or are we starting to get into deeper into the impeachment territory where we knew that we had completely missed this thing because the democrats are obsessed with impeachment? it's funny. he says that trump is responsible for all the deaths. he says that data backs him up. that's not true. joe has to be super careful because he's going to run out of room for future demonization. if he keeps making it bigger and bigger and bigger, maybe donald trump next week will be responsible for not all past deaths but future deaths. maybe he can take the responsibility for killing jesus or mlk. the dems have hit a limit on how evil they can portray trump. they stopped comparing trump to hitler not because it was unfair to trump, they thought it was unfair to hitler. they think he's worse than hitler. this have -- it's getti

and andrew carney still works. the steel workers there were trying to organize, and trying to have a national group when iron and steel workers. yeah at one point in his career, andrew carney guy had favored the principle of collective bargaining, it was getting a little to close to home no. and so chronic change his mind. and your navy did not become key a great innovator and millionaire by being a fool you. he decided this battle wasn't for him and he left it to his number two, henry clay on freak. he called the line against the union. on july, he declare that he would not negotiate with this union. they were not legitimate. instead, he fortified the steel plant. but this is not the end of the story. the workers armed themselves, captured the plant, barricaded themselves inside. now you have to talk to us what frick had another move to make. he hired a group, when a tourist group known as the pink or ten guards and they are politely referred to as a detective agent but the real terms mercenary group. and they cam

that is something the new governor has been keen to stress since he took over from mark carney. with the moveued today and had a debate with i were u.k. economist about it today. they certainly don't want traders to rule out the possibility and they want to keep people guessing. the main thing certainly of our economists is still that the next move, if they have to do more to ease, which they probably have to do more to the end of the year, would be more quantitive easing rather than negative rates. . they want to keep it open and they might be inching closer to it, which has been much more negative about it. romaine: and as far as the use of a policy use or trajectory like this, is this being put out there as something that could actually be put to use, or is this sort of the ultimate last resort? we've got nothing else in the tank and this is what we are going to do. reporter: i think that's the situation they got themselves in, in the sense if they ever used it, people would have that feeling and it might not even have the desired effect. it has been fixed in people's minds a

she's also the author of "politico playbook," and annie carney, white house correspondent for the "new york times." great to have you both to start us off. annie, the confirmation in a moment, but i have to ask you about this reversal from the cdc, a bit of a head crasher, in light of your papers reporting that hhs secretary alex azar designated himself the final authority on this guidance. what does this tell us about how the administration is handling the pandemic now? >> this is in line with a stream of things we've seen where there seems to be a real battle inside the cdc between the scientists and the political appointees. over and over again we've seen the cdc pushing forward, or silencing the scientists, accusing them when they don't go along with the message the president wants to be sending of trying to embarrass them publicly. this is not the first time we've seen the cdc backtrack on something. our paper reported last week that the cdc, you know, had pulled down guidance that -- had reversed course, had said they would no longer recommend testing asymptomatic people and only

despair and hope of guaranteed returns had forced farmers like suneet call carney to concentrate on cash crops like sugar cane and so have been the money he earned was always blood back into the farm for the next season this meant there was very little to feed his family. his wife was determined to break the cycle. when a man works on the farm it's only things about money what they want and the big decisions that need to be taken this is it but a woman psychologically is very different she thinks about the home and the needs of her family the food and the money that's required to survive well when they hit the. tree years ago she insisted that her husband set aside one acre of farmland to grow fruit vegetables and greens to meet the food needs of the family not only that she insisted that the land be legally transferred to her name for a woman to make such a demand was not only rare but revolutionary. in india 83 percent of farm land is inherited and owned by male members of the family while women inherit and on less than 2 percent. that men have always had to work as farm laborers 70 pe

presidential candidate joe biden has condemned incumbent president donald trump's decision to nominate amy carney barrett as the new jobs on the country's supreme court biden says trump was using the court to overturn health legislation as a bomb a k. the senate to delay the vote confirming the pick em till after november's election year. the 2 battling parties in yemen civil war have agreed to exchange more than $1000.00 days heinies the u.n. special envoy for yemen brokered the deal between the countries saudi backed government and the rebels he was supported by iran the conflict erupted back in 2014 and has killed tens of thousands of people. and jordan's king abdullah has officially dissolved his country's parliament according to the constitution the government now has to resign within a week the move paves the way for fresh elections in november jordan is caught up in a territorial conflict with its neighbor israel and faces an economic crisis jus to the coronavirus endemic. well around 62 percent of voters in switzerland have rejected a proposal to reduce immigration from the e.u. switzerla

parliament wouldn't even need to justify its decisions we recommend that the offenses that carney recross proof of damage should no longer do so this avoids the difficulties inherent in proving damage without disclosing further confidential information in other words the very thing that makes the government accountable to the public to the people who elected it is unnecessary or part of it has to do is so that the person was sufficiently culpable so if you are not to killed your brother someone still is up guilty you've done it no proof necessary just so long as it's highly likely with such changes on the table one could ask how much safer out what i'd really be. russia's far east as being marking. 75 years since the final chapter of world war 2 on weapons thing on abandon lighthouse was lit for the 1st time in 14 years the 31 metre high structure is on the southern tip of cycling island just a short distance from japan and was built by the japanese military during the war it was lit by enthusiasts who climbed to the top of a lighthouse on the splayed the russian fly like the southern hal

supreme court could get a further push to the right donald trump announces federal judge amy carney barrick to the country's top court if the republican controlled senate confirms search it could ensure a conservative la concorde decisions for decades. also ever africa confounds predictions and of voice though.

parliament wouldn't even need to justify its decisions we recommend that the offenses that carney require proof of damage should no longer do so this avoids the difficulties inherent in proving damage without disclosing further confidential information in other words the very. i think that makes the government accountable to the public to the people who elected it is unnecessary or part of it has to do with so in the past was sufficiently culpable so if you're not killed you're either someone still is up guilty yet done it no proof necessary just so you know as it's highly likely with such changes on the table one can ask how much safer out when i'd really be. the search for possible survivors has been renewed in a district of beirut one month after it was wrecked by the massive blast in the city's port the signal using special ordeal equipment was detected from under the rubble of a collapsed building raising hope someone might still be alive rescue teams are digging tunnels to reach the location where the signal was picked up but on friday marks a month since the blast which killed 191

benefits on that side while the last terrorist acts the whole meaning former bank of england had mark carney. one u.s. dollar no longer fit to function as a global unit of account do you agree and are we about to see a bretton woods to point out what does a post dollar monetary and trade system look like david wow that's that's a big question i think my heel on that i not i thank to be maybe a bit simpler on that side i think for now i don't know what's going to happen i do think that the dollar will be the leading currency in the world for a long time but one thing is for sure in my view we're shifting from a unit polar to a low tipler currency system break so right now as it probably doesn't make a lot of sense and china advice and energy from russia they have to do this transaction on us dollars and ultimately settled as at the federal reserve off new york of course both parties are not interested in doing that so they have been doing their transactions and not their currencies and actually get they a large part of off that. sort of transactions are are not happening to us dollars and you

and the original source of the documents whistleblower doesn't comment on that i'm sorry ok matthew carney cheek in the era of alternative facts as they are sometimes called can we be sure that these reg revelations are truly accurate and that the implications are as grave as they say you. well to be honest i don't agree can be sure in tow it goes to the courts and told prosecutors look at it and you know file indictments and so forth and you know this is one of one of the problems of this environment that we're in there are all kinds of data leaks like this we've seen them over the years and journalistically it's very exciting but we often don't really know even the people who are reporting it what the motivations of or the people who are leaking it who's really you know but behind this kind of thing but they have brought to light a lot of malign behavior it has to be said and this looks like another such case eventually different many viewers i think will be inclined to say this hardly comes as a surprise look at the billionaire towers in new york look at the mansions in london we always

and the original source of the documents whistleblower doesn't comment on that i'm sorry ok matthew carney cheek in the area of alternative facts as they are sometimes called can we be sure that these reg revelations are truly accurate and that the implications are as grave as they seem. well to be honest i don't think we can be sure in tow it goes to the courts and told prosecutors look at it. you know file indictments and so forth and you know this is. it's one of one of the problems of this environment that we're in there are all kinds of data leaks like there's we've seen them over the years and journalistically it's very exciting but we often don't really know even the people who are reporting it what the motivations of or the people who are leaking it who's really you know but behind this kind of thing but they have brought to light a lot of malign behavior it has to be said and this looks like another such case that could lead to one great many viewers i think will be inclined to say this hardly comes as a surprise look at the billionaire towers in new york look at the mansions in l

doesn't comment on that i'm sorry ok matthew carney chick in the era of alternative facts as they are sometimes called can we be sure that these reg revelations are truly accurate and that the implications are as grave as they seem. well to be honest i don't think we can be sure and tow it goes to the courts and told prosecutors look at it and you know file indictments and so forth and you know this is one of one of the problems of this environment that we're in there are all kinds of data leaks like this we've seen over the years and journalistically it's very exciting but we are. i don't really know even the people who are reporting it what the motivations of or the people who are leaking it who is really you know but behind this kind of thing but they have brought to light a lot of malign behavior it has to be said and this looks like another such case i'm going to define great many viewers i think will be inclined to say this hardly comes as a surprise look at the billionaire towers in new york look at the mansions in london we always thought they were being financed by ill gotten

parliament wouldn't even need to justify its decisions we recommend that the offenses that carney recross proof of damage should no longer do so this avoids the difficulties inherent in proving damage without disclosing further confidential information in other words the very thing that makes the government accountable to the public to the people who elected it is unnecessary or part of it has to do is so that the person was sufficiently culpable so if you are not to killed your brother someone still is up guilty you've done it no proof necessary just so long as it's highly unlikely with such changes on the table one could ask how much safer out what i'd really be. left taking the program dollar to a strictly were pregnant one. in the state of victoria has been arrested in front of her children for allegedly inciting a legal protest police came to be house of 28 year old zoe bueller after that woman shared a facebook post calling for people to protest against local anti krone virus measures i was reading anything by you were actually. radical you. decided to take the price down like. yeah

parliament wouldn't even need to justify its decisions we recommend that the offenses that carney recross have proof of damage should no longer do so this avoids the difficulties inherent in proving damage without disclosing further confidential information in other words the very. thing that makes the government accountable to the public to the people who elected it is unnecessary or part of it has to do is so that the person was sufficiently culpable so if you are not killed you're rather someone guilty you've done it no proof necessary just so long as it's highly unlikely with such changes on the table one could ask how much safer what i'd really be. there's a saying with aunty don't forget lots more news stories available if you had to a website check them out. if. you just have to fly between 2 kinds of and as fast as you can. do much because i was watching the produce from which the british were the 1st arose quebec. massless nature 1st a little later just that. the engine was still as important as the bench grille of course where all the russians in racing use competition in the ex

. >> lucille and marvin stone from carney, nebraska, maried in 1960.the same high school. they would have three children, six grandchildren, four great-grandchildren and this year, to celebrate their 60th anniversary, they had an idea. they decided to put back on that wedding dress and tuxedo, and a local photographer katie autry capturing the moment. lucille, 81, marvin, 88, beth still smiling, dancing, holding hands and looking every bit as beautiful and both wearing the gown and the tux all over again, and it turns out lucille made that wedding dress 60 years ago. >> i bought lace. >> the couple right here tonight. lucille and marvin on their 60 years. >> from day one, we have assumed marriage is forever and you do what you have to do. we've had arguments. we've had disagreements, but on the big things we're pretty much on the same track. >> on the big things, we love lucille and marvin, 60 years later and looking great. i'm david >>> bergeron breonna taylor did not die in a vacuum. >> calls for justice for black women everywhere. good afternoon. th

parliament wouldn't even need to justify its decisions we recommend that the offenses that carney recross the proof of damage should no longer do so this avoids the difficulties inherent in proving damage without disclosing further confidential information in other words the very thing that makes the government accountable to the public to the people who elected it is unnecessary or part of it has to do is so that the person was sufficiently culpable so if you are not killed you're rather someone still is up guilty you've done it no proof necessary just so long as it's highly unlikely with such changes on the table one could ask how much safer when i'd really be. ok brother to date i will return with updates on our top stories in just over 30 minutes time. if. you just have to fly between 2 kinds of low and as fast as you can. go much of the produce which the bush or the. person rather. than. the engine restores impersonal says the. russians in racing is competition in the extreme whoever follows the specified routes between the lines with the fastest time just to be. there is no. law sch

supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg and president trump has officially nominated amy carney barack to replace the confirmation hearing could start as soon as october 12th and if confirmed barrett's appointment would further consolidate a conservative majority on the court for decades this from committee health it. was a highly anticipated nomination made official when u.s. president donald trump and now turning judge amy kone barrett. judge barrett currently serves as a federal judge in chicago and is president trump's 3rd pick for the u.s. supreme court she is a woman of unparalleled achievement towering intellect sterling credentials and unyielding loyalty to the constitution if confirmed judge barrett would replace justice ruth bader ginsburg who died earlier this month and was an iconic champion of women's rights she not only broke last ceilings she smashed. for that she has won the admiration of women across the country and indeed all over the worlds. like the pioneer before her barrett is also a working mother she has 7 children including one with special needs and 2 adopted

marathon races and the we were the shows to show that you could have that balance karni artery disease carney as a rescuer as you said that heart attacks even if you were marathon runners and at the time that jerry was if you ran a marathon you were immune from a lot disease for ever you're not on a study showing that carnie aren't you diseases can't prevent in marathon as if you'd actually not reducing your risk now i am not mistaken it's at his son's yes reverse era type of diabetes despite being very very resistant that you are current intake are rather it's a couch i see being very in the air having seen your father being taken away by the east why did it take you so long because a lot of people i know now i mean they were off the mat but then months. parts out because i think that said i'm quite good at all in stage or type 2 diabetes as it were and my pancreas is probably not succeeding and i couldn't stand anymore and and you do it kind of there is a gradual recovery of instance of creation and i suspect that's what happened with me that as a. i got my gear because under control b. the

opposition to this fell on a chicken of sky it has since fled to lithuania for her safety well vos and is carney inside the country she was at the protest in support of some of the women who were attacked by security forces. every saturday for the last couple of weeks women have been marching here in the center of minsk and it's the women smart to release the political prisoners and also asking got to step down in recent weeks while inspired police has increased and many have particular leave being detained in the last couple of days so women are still the fire and they're still gathering here. was. this a lot of. women. women are screaming. was doing the that was something she did not know what kind of power is this does it see people doesn't listen to people is this our power how does this relate to a constitution onto a law enforcement system these are peaceful women without weapons. a group of women is now being locked up for by the master policeman they're all grieving and shouting to be relieved would be tensions are completely random here right now. some women manage to escape by just sim

despair and hope of guaranteed returns had forced farmers like suneet call carney to concentrate on cash crops like sugar cane and so we have the money he earned was always blood back into the farm for the next season this meant there was very little to feed his family. his wife was determined to break the cycle. when a man works on the farm where i live things about money what i want and the big decisions that need to be taken this is it but a woman psychologically it's very different she thinks about the home and the needs of her family the food and the money that's required to survive when they get her. 3 years ago she insisted that her husband set aside one acre of farmland to grow fruit vegetables and greens to meet the food needs of the family not only that she insisted that the land be legally transferred to her name for a woman to make such a demand was not only rare but revolutionary. in india 3 percent of farm land is inherited and owned by male members of the family while women inherit and on less than 2 percent. that men have always had to work yes family 70 per cent of the m

original source of the documents whistleblower you know he doesn't comment on that i'm sorry ok matthew carney chick in the era of alternative facts as they are sometimes called can we be sure that these reg revelations are truly accurate and that the implications are as grave as they see you. well to be honest i don't think we can be sure and tell it goes to the courts and tell prosecutors look at it and you know file indictments and so forth and you know this is one of one of the problems of this environment that we're in there are all kinds of data leaks like as we've seen them over the years and journalistically it's very exciting but we often don't really know even the people who are reporting it what the motivations of or the people who are leaking it who's really you know but behind this kind of thing but they have brought to light a lot of malign behavior it has to be said and this looks like another such case i'm going to find a great many viewers i think will be. to say this hardly comes as a surprise look at the billionaire towers in new york look at the mansions in london we always