council president charles michel says the white house proposal to suspend patents on vaccines would not be a magic bullet and bob was following the summit from london and has this update. shalmi show has been giving his opinion but it's one of a range of views on whether the european union should officially follow the united states and its move in the last few days to say it would support moves that the world trade organization to waive patents on vaccines so infects 2 to intervene in intellectual property rights shall we sell said that it says not a magic bullet in the short term but he did stress ahead of saturday's talks in porto that the use ready to engage on that matter is soon as a concrete proposal is put forward with that might happen fairly soon but that proposed that prospect worries some countries in the u. the french president and many will mark or sit somewhere perhaps in the middle in the last couple of hours he said that the peyton's issue is not the priority right now there is other work which needs to be done sooner you'd have on play they ask you so that's us i'm goin

main items on the agenda during their 1st in person summit of the year you council president charles michel says the white house repos all to suspend patents on vaccines would not be a magic bullet. social media platforms have been criticized for a deleting posts about what's happening in occupied east jerusalem and other stories from around the world sarah hire us explains. anyone posting content this week on social media on what's been happening not quite is true some shift iraq neighborhood may have found some story highlights deleted and been replaced with this message this is what's been happening it says the story is no longer available on instagram is accused of censoring pictures and videos of the hashtag save she $100.00 wrote in both english and arabic since may the 2nd and that's when israel ordered 6 palestinian families to leave their homes to make way for jewish settlers now this video here that you're about to see they go palace it was posted by a palestinian activist some of our colleagues are who shared it widely on instagram facebook and twitter and it shows 22 year old ac

main items on the agenda during their 1st in person summit of the year you council president charles michel says the white house repos will to suspend patents on vaccines would not be a magic bullet the scottish national party's hope of securing a majority in the country's parliament hangs in the balance party leader nicholas sturgeon wants to seek a 2nd referendum on independence if it gets the seats the u.k. prime minister boris johnson says a 2nd vote would be irresponsible and reckless the head of his orthodox church is accused government forces of curing out genocide in secret province since november fighting between the central government and te great people's liberation front is believed to have killed thousands there is uncertainty as to where a large out of control section of a chinese rocket will end up most of the $23.00 ton booster section of the rocket is expected to burn up when it reenters the atmosphere but any remaining pieces could fall anywhere on earth. those are the headlines on al-jazeera more news at the top of the hour that's after people and power thanks are watchin

council president charles michel says the white house proposal to suspend peyton's on vaccines would not be a magic bullet the leaders have also been discussing how to repair the economic damage done by the pandemic. we should work towards the vaccine becoming a global public product what does that mean firstly producing more that's why i'm calling directly on the united states to end the export ban on the vaccines but also on the components of these vaccines which is preventing production. cuba's health minister has announced a mass vaccination campaign of 1700000 people in the capital starting wednesday the country hopes to have 70 percent of its population inoculated by august it will be using 2 locally made vaccines a night curfew has been in force in heaven or since february and all schools restaurants and bars have been closed the death toll from a brazilian police raid in rio de janeiro is risen to 29 families started burying those killed during the operation on thursday the action targeted suspected drug traffickers in one of the city slums relatives are calling for justice s

main items on the agenda during their 1st and person summit of the year you council president charles michel says the white house proposal to suspend patents on vaccines would not be a magic bullet several states and interior going into lockdown as officials try to bring the coronavirus outbreak under control india is the 3rd country after the u.s. and brazil to record more than 4000 deaths in a day. they had orthodox churches accuse government forces of carrying out genocide in tikrit province since november fighting between the central government and tikrit people's liberation front has killed thousands inside story with imran khan is coming up next on al-jazeera. i have afghanistan. 2 a buckle to say palestinians from of eccentric is the latest rallying call against israel hundreds have been injured in volume protests so why is tension over this small neighborhood heating up now this is inside story. hello and welcome to the program i'm wrong on a shake draw makes up just a tiny part of occupied east jerusalem but the area is a major source of tension between palestinians and israelis a r

main items on the agenda as during the 1st in person summit of the year you council president charles michel says the white house proposal to suspend peyton's on vaccines would not be a magic bullet the leaders have also been discussing how to repair the economic damage done by the pandemic util don't ask a successful and your traditional gel we should work towards the vaccine becoming a global public product what does that mean firstly producing more that's why i'm calling directly on the united states to end the export ban on the vaccines but also on the components of these vaccines which is preventing production. the has posted bail for the release of georgia's jailed opposition leader in the hopes of ending a drawn out political crisis nick a male you know was arrested in february in a police raid on these party headquarters which led to protests and accusations of a government crackdown on dissent the political crisis was sparked by parliamentary polls last year which the opposition says were rigged for food shortages in parts of colombia as deliveries of caught up by hundreds of roadbl

family edge and i'm going to have vaccine production instead council president charles michel says the u.s. must make a festival. we don't think. it's a magic bullet for 3 already 3 to do this as soon as a concrete proposal would be put on the table we all agree that we need to do everything we can you know the 3 increase if we were in the world production of rights and. let's look at both the european and indiana perspective on this debate we have did have your correspondent bob a vessel at the e.u. summit in paul to portugal and delhi bureau chief with asked. why once the e.u. go along with this u.s. plan on patent rights. because they felt feel that they have been really put on the back foot here and there when warned about this initiative by joe biden and the u.s. themselves they have not exported a single dose for countries in the 3rd world or developing countries so there is quite some anger underneath the diplomatic formula that you hear here in porto the argument is serving open the patents to negotiate that would take probably until the fall or maybe even into the winter it wo

charles: want to bring in lpl chief market strategist ryan dietrich, and marketing group manager michellenyder. you posted a tweet value is in the driver's seat, i don't disagree, what happens when value gets expensive it is hard to call it value anymore? >> charles, thanks for having me back. that is a good question. i put it like this. i don't think we're anywhere close to value being overvalued. look at financials for a second. financials broke out to the highest level in 14 years. for 14 years they went nowhere. tech is up here. makes a lot of sense, a lot of guests say the same thing, cyclical value looks good as the economy opens up. it is really the truth. materials, industrials, financials, those things have gone nowhere for a long time. energy nowhere near the highs from several years ago. there is a lot of catchup, that is group, i came on here last year a lot, we like growth overvalue. now we're moving a little toward more value overgrowth as we head into 2021 and the second half of this year. charles: by the way to your point, one of the things i have my subscribers do pulled

states up familial pulls to push in instead for green top box production council president charles michel says the u.s. must make the 1st move. we don't think. it's the magic bullet for but we already do and did on this topic as soon as a concrete proposal would be put on the table we all agree that we need to do everything we can possible you know the 3 increase if we were in the world production of. let's look at both the european and indiana perspective on this debate we have did have new correspondent bob vessel at the e.u. summit in porto portugal and delhi bureau chief with a with asked. why was the e.u. go along with this u.s. plan on patent rights. because they felt feel that they have been really put on the back foot here and there when warned about this initiative by joe biden and the u.s. themselves they have not exported a single dose for countries in the 3rd world or developing countries so there is quite some anger underneath the diplomatic formula that you hear here in porto the argument is certainly go open the patents to negotiate that would take probably until the fall o

the main items on the agenda during their 1st person summit of the year you council president charles michel says the white house proposal to suspend patents on vaccines would not be a magic bullet if you divil don't cover you a successful. we should work towards the vaccine becoming a global public product what does that mean firstly producing more that's why i'm calling directly on the united states to end the export ban on the vaccines but also on the components of these vaccines which is preventing production from the french president speaking earlier on the us from london he's keeping an eye on that summit so what more came out of an exam. well i think there was a dream and to disagree on the issue of waiving patents of course it follows the u.s. move supports the idea of waiving peyton's through the world trade organization well you heard from the french president saying that it's not the priority right now but it's a fool's argument that what we needs to be stepped up to be sped up is production and exports. many were michael was boasting about europe's record of exporting outside the

airlines who have suspended flights over belarus (gfx) here is a picture tweeted by the eu's charles michelof air baltic. for us as they leading baltic area service —— we have all the departures going to the southeast to avoid that belarusian airspace in van nuys lithuania or poland. we can't do that. there is a ten, 15 minutes longerfight and can't do that. there is a ten, 15 minutes longer fight and it cost us of course but we can apply that airspace and be able to sell as long as that is considered not to be safe for as long as we are not allowed to fly over airspace. the country's national airline — belavia — is also banned from eu skies. aviation consultantjohn grant says this move that might put more pressure on belarus. it will be more damaging for the mafia, the belarus airline and for the european carrier is, it is quite practical to take an alternate route if they are heading out to asia, japan over russia, they can route through the such as lithuania or even further north to refinance. it will be impactful and at the moment the airline only has like 40 flights a week to destinati

the european council president charles michel says he has put sanctions against belarus on the agendavening. he described the forced landing of the ryanair flight as "an international scandal". what happened yesterday is an international scandal. the life of european civilians were at risk yesterday, this is not acceptable and it's why we put the debate on sanctions on the table of the european council. we are preparing different options, different possible measures and i hope tonight we can take decisions on that. steve rosenberg is in moscow for us. imean, the i mean, the condemnation was swift, it was widespread, but what is the response from the country itself? is it remotely perturbed by the sort of language that we are hearing from western leaders?— western leaders? well, there's no si . n western leaders? well, there's no sin of western leaders? well, there's no sign of that. _ western leaders? well, there's no sign of that. or — western leaders? well, there's no sign of that, or not _ western leaders? well, there's no sign of that, or not yet _ western leaders? well, there's n

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the president of the european council, charles michel, has been speaking about this incident in the past ., ., that. and we are 'ust hearing now that. and we are 'ust hearing now that european — that. and we are just hearing now that european air-traffic - that. and we are just hearing now that european air-traffic control. that. and we are just hearing now| that european air-traffic control is that european air—traffic control is a saying that they are working with our lines and air navigation service providers in countries which are neighbouring belarus to ensure that airlines can avoid belarus airspace if they wish. that is going to be an important safety caveat i am sure for many who are flying at the moment, those people who are much more limited flights of course because of the pandemic, but still some traffic and a move there across europe to limit, or to not fly through, belarus airspace. we will keep you updated on that. there is much more coming up, including a question in the house of commons, which we are expecting with the foreign secretary on this whole question of belarus

. >> well, laura, ray charles don't have to wonder how delusional michelle obama s. i have never seen a black person shot and killed in martha's vineyard. her husband was the president of the united states for 8 years. everybody knows what her children like. nobody is going to give them a citation. if you are a white police officer and you do anything against black people, you can guarantee your city will burn. >> laura: if you were pulled over by the police, and you do not resist the police and you just answer the questions and get out of the car. do you have any risk of anything happening to you for the most part? >> well, as a former police officer, you might get a warning. if you act like a normal person. when i was a cop, i didn't want to give people a ticket. they ran a red light in front of me i have no other choice because everybody is looking at me. we pay you tax dollars. be a normal person. treat them with respect and play the game. if you are nice to an officer they will be nice. if you resist arrest you better hope you don't run into a bad police officer

charles: less than 30 seconds, michelle. i know you do look at tech a lot.here is a difference between quality tech, names that have held up and arc investment cathie wood tech, the hot, exciting things up hundreds of percent coming crashing down. which areas are you leaning toward more now? is it time to look at some high-flyers coming down quickly as maybe buying opportunities? >> i think so, especially since today's action technically is so interesting even though nasdaq and the qs have broken down under tuesday's low. some of the stocks ark is in, not only bottomed but holding inside of the range of yesterday. datadog, 3-d printing or solutions i should say being another. there are a few of them like that. charles: right. >> what you want to do, find the companies, look inside if they hold tomorrow if they take out tuesday's high i would take a chance on those. they have been beaten up. those are the pandemic darlings. charles: by the way, fastly had a 22 million-dollar insider buy. 3d systems had a great earnings report. look at the names. you have to b

charles: great, great message. i think we got a lot of newbies listening. fantastic word there. michelleou have big winners swept up in these short squeezes. i don't think it's a coincidence they bought these names that were megatrend names, right? that is what people like. you used that in your investing. you benefited from this phenomenon and it hasn't gone away. >> not at all. and it is great when you say, charles, about the megatrends because it really gives you sort of a shopping list. some of these megatrends you know are going to continue to merge like the whole 3-d printing space. trait does looks right to go -- stratasys. cannabis is more of a trend. as states go legal. tilray is going up. when i see the opportunities i come in. penn national that thing got killed with heading into the sports season and football coming up this summer that is great place to go. same thing with telecommunications. viacom got killed. it is still a great stock. go ahead. charles: let me just mention that what you're saying. i love, i love when you share individuals names but the interesting thing, a

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. >> ray charles and stevie don't have to wonder how delusional michelle obama is. i've never seen a black person get killed in martha's vineyard and these are the most recognizable people on planet earth. her husband was the president of the united states for eight years, everyone knows what her children look like when i will be put delusional and give them a citation especially in this climate where if you're a white police officer if you do anything legal or not against black people you can guarantee the city will burn. shannon: if you are pulled over by the police and you do not resist the police and basically answer the questions and get in the car, get out of the car, do you have any risk of anything happening to you for the most part? >> i can tell you guaranteed you might get a warning if you act like a normal person. when i was a cop i didn't want to give people the ticket, i don't want to deal with them. they run a red light in front of me and i have no choice but to pull them over because everyone is looking at me like are you going to do something, do wh

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michelle crowell is a civil war and reconstruction specialist with a library of congress manuscript division. she talks about the library's collection and shares illustrated letters sent home from union army soldier artist charles wellington reed. she also shows samples from postwar left-handed penmanship contests for veterans whose right arms were amputated during the war. ashley whitehead luskey conducts the interview for the gettysburg college civil war institute which provided this video? all right. good afternoon, everyone and welcome to another installment of finding the source if you're joining us for the first time. my name is ashley luskey. i'm the assistant director of the civil war institute at gettysburg college and i am delighted to have with me today dr. michelle crowell who comes to us from the library of congress. she is the civil war and reconstruction specialist in the manuscripts division at the library of congress, and she has also the current manager of the presidential papers from president polk through theodore roosevelt. is that correct? that's correct. correct. michelle has had a long and very interesting career, which i hope that she can start us off talking to us about that today. it'

michelle crowell is a civil war and reconstruction specialist with a library of congress manuscript division. she talks about the library's collection and shares illustrated letters sent home from union army soldier artist charles wellington reed. she also shows samples from postwar left-handed penmanship contests for veterans whose right arms were amputated during the war. ashley whitehead luskey conducts