that was law ka chung, who now is a professor at city university of hong kong.a former financial columnist from the apple daily. we continue to reach out to voices from both sides of the story. a line crossing from the new york city port of elections. they did just mentioned that the test ballots that were included in ranked vote results, that the record will be regenerated. they apologize for that error. they said there was an extra 135,000 additional records included. there was a vote count error that they are flagging right now. that is the latest coming through from the new york city board of elections. vonnie: israel's new foreign minister is in the uae for the highest level visit since establishing relations nine months ago. yair lapid met his counterpart in abu dhabi and inaugurated israel's first embassy in the gulf. he travels to dubai on wednesday. delayed preliminary talks by a day to allow ministers more time to find a compromise. they had been do to convene the advisory body wednesday but that session will now take place thursday, the same day as th

the banners showing chung a key pump star on top of the vehicle at least makes him a bit of cash. he are in $600.00 bought for about 16 euros for it each month, bumping along and must be fired alone. and i mainly got a lot of foreign tourists during the pre coven era times. don't use, took tongues. they normally take taxi's. now, during the pandemic ever since the cape pump fans came to us with their banners. more people have been stopping by to take pictures of the took took and more of the fans are choosing to take took, took law. maybe some of the time government says that there are 9000 took, took in bangkok, a few 100 drivers have already profited from the cape pop fence. now summer on time, i can just about get by. but he can only dream of pre pandemic times when he earned about 40 year olds per day and driving foreign tourists around. and it's unlikely, but thailand will lift its strict measures on tourism in the coming months. that's it for me. and the d. w is a pain for me or you can always go to d, w dot com slash business also follow us on social media. thank you so muc

i country, there might be a couple of hope, but she chung, the animals monitoring that population is one of her routine tasks along with showing visitors around just see that on the sand and search for man and beast the like the although this island is very small it has an incredibly eventful history and you can learn more about it in the legal museum. york. andries is the boss here. he tells me that this island used to be pirates nest, a navy fort and a trading post. in the early 18th century, it was just as important as the international port of hamburg is today, had legal and was once part of denmark, then of great britain. it was not until $890.00 that the island became german, a fiercely contested piece of ground. one was the most dramatic moment in the history of the island to the modest the most dramatic moment was definitely the end of world war 2 and the great bombardment. everybody had to be evacuated and then came the big bang. in april 1947 resulted in the complete destruction of the island buildings. the british occupying forces once tried to destroy all the islands mili

this is 10 go chung. he advocates working conditions on the 31 year old as the delivery work and himself his online videos caught our attention. they showed him providing a to his colleagues with communal dentists very organized to switch riders. the 10 go john united people who had previously been focusing on his respected by everyone then suddenly his online videos were nowhere to be found. at the end of march 2021, he disappeared. our contact with him was cut off. 2 weeks later, his parents received a message from the police station where he was being the best to wang, he's 2, racing against the clock to deliver those 10 orders. one i made all those deliveries longer and i called the customers for my moped. so it worked out. now i'm really sweating the cheap labor makes life comfortable for the emerging middle person. but all i do is work for them. i don't even know what i do, who i can me if i had time to come. when you're poor, people look down on your view as incapable. that's a phenomenon here in b

this is 10 go chung. he advocates working conditions on the 31 year old as the delivery, working himself with his online videos course our attention they showed him providing a to his colleagues with communal dentists very organized to switch rises, 10 go, john, united people who had previously been fighting on his respected by everyone then suddenly his online videos were nowhere to be found. at the end of march 2021, he disappeared in our contact with him was cut off. 2 weeks later, his parents received a letter from the police station where he was being used to racing against the clock to deliver those 10 orders. one made all those deliveries for longer and i called the customers for my moped, so it worked out. now i'm really sweating the cheap labor and makes life comfortable for the emerging middle person. but all i do is work that much. i don't even know what i do or who can me if i had time to come, which, when your poor people look down on you, they view you as incapable. that's a phenomenon here

i for press freedom award. joining us in hong kong activists in exile, sony chung, sonny, you're the founder of flo. the 1st overseas magazine for hong kong years and your 2nd issue just came out. how does the death of apple daily impact what you plan to cover in your publication moving forward? i think it is just really alarming because we know that it comes to society. those are the price of freedom, it's no longer exist because i'm due to their offices, a fee that, that all apple daily. it's really frustrating because it also knows that the price of freedom, if the double stage, the opposition side can actually have no other people. and that's also crisis a more efficient ways to continue our advocacy oversee and our publication oversee . because we, we can actually just kind of freedom oversee research, try recess, and try to maintain that this also is an issue of homeless over the sunny. can you give us a sense of what apple daily meant to the people of hong kong? what kind of paper was it when i was young, actually like to remember my grandparents with di applebee. the stay in

the top us diplomat on latin america, julia chung, has called for international action. the latest arrests, a further proof of ortega's disregard for democracy. alex here brian al jazeera that is a live picture from the united kingdom and that right there is air force one joe biden on board air force one the us president is embarking on his 1st 4 in trip as the us presidents and his 1st stop on his a tour is in cornwall that's in the south west of england. she'll be for the british prime minister, boers johnson on thursday. and he'll also be attending the g 7 summit as well. so that is there for one landing right now in the united kingdom with the president on board for russian court as hearing a petition to outlaw political organizations linked to the jailed opposition leader election of all the if a prove that will ban of all these allies from running and parliamentary elections later this year, the case has been brought by moscow's top prosecutor, who's accused of on the, on his supporters of trying to launch a revolution. the criminal critic, a serving a 2 and a half

well, when completed at $66.00 metric tons chung joel will be 80 percent smaller than the i assess, it can only accommodate up to half of the social space stations crew assess, was built during more than 30 missions over 10 years. china hopes to complete its station within 2 years. the just a dozen missions by stations will be orbiting similar altitudes of around 400 kilometers. but the, i assess is nearing the end of its life span and is due to retiring 2020 full, potentially leaving chan jong as the only space station on earth or in orbit while still hill knowledge is there. i become prepared for the coming of former president laurel bank both 10 years after he was arrested, the crimes against humanity and worthless or worth a fortune. we look at why south the people have talked to a small south african town in the hope of a better future. ah hello, now to see we're going to kick this one off in iberia, where we've got storms firing up on all cylinders across the peninsula on thursday . that energy is going to live further to the north than we get a batch of what weather through the

the top us diplomat on less than america, julia chung, has called for international action. so the latest arrests, a further proof of ortega's disregard for democracy. alex here brian al jazeera for more than a year, haiti escaped the devastating impact of covered 19 reporting, few cases and deaths. but now it's grappling with its 1st serious outbreak. it's, you had to administer a single vaccine chart, and health officials say the upward trend that infections could prove catastrophic . theresa been reports there escaping gang violence. importer prince. over 500 people are seeking refuge in this ford stadium under the protection of the red cross. among the displaced are almost 100 children and pregnant women, but it's not just the gangs, they're afraid off in the middle of up and demick. it's also cove at 19. 42, we are afraid because we don't know when the virus will hit us. that's why we're asking the government to do something for us because we've lost everything during the gang violence for the past year and a half of the go with 19 pandemic. the number of cases in haiti

the top us diplomat on latin america, julia chung, has called for international action. the latest arrests, a further proof of ortega's disregard for democracy. alex here brian al jazeera albanians, the parliament has voted to impeach president earlier, mete as follows, an investigation that concluded he should be voted out for violating the constitution. the president role is considered a political, but metal has regularly class with prime minister at the rama. johnson office has this update from the capital to ron. there could still be a constitutional crisis arising out of this because this is not over. the parliament may have voted to impeach the president, but it is not solely up to the parliament. the parliament will now send the results of the vote to the constitutional court. it is for that court to decide whether the president has to leave office. and that is more complicated matter because the court is non partisan and it has to decide things on strictly legal grounds. so this is not over. the political acts of this is over, parliament has expressed the will es

who is d t s m c chairman the day, the guy who runs the day to day operations because now a marsh chung, the founder, although and very jury alert and hale and hearty, 89 year old has withdrawn a bit. and he said something interesting. and he said that it was only partially due to the pan demik and a but it was also due to manufacturers stock piling ships. and that you have to distinguish between real demand and stock piling for inventory. and he thinks a lot of this is because of stockpiling for inventory. jim, let me ask you from your point of view, or how long is it going to take for production to catch up with the demand? there are some who suggest that this could take at the very least 2 years. does that timeline sound about right to you? or do you think it could be even longer? yeah, i think 18 to 24 months is a good estimate. but as june said, june 24 dryer, you know, there could very well be some stockpiling here. supply chains are increasingly interconnected around the world. you know, who knows what individual companies are stock piling, what i suspect supply and demand as pri

the top us diplomat on latin america, julia chung, has called for international action. and the latest arrests are further proof, ortega's disregard for democracy. alex here brian al jazeera. now israeli forces have ordered a health organization in the occupied westbank to shop it's operation for 6 months . the offices of the health work committee were rated and then forced closed by a military decree. some of our organizations senior employees have recently been arrested. the injury operates several clinics in the west bank and gaza. its have over 400000 people, needed me to abraham has one from the occupied west bank. this is the military order that was put up by the israeli army that raided them will not. early on wednesday it says that this headquarters of the organization of the health work committees should be shut down for 6 months. the citing security reasons. now this is the headquarters of the health work committee. it has been around since the 1980s. it offers health services as well as social development services, all across the occupied west bank in the gaza

ryan lauren chung kim, hong were rounded up by police along with 3 other colleagues on thursday. authorities of also frozen millions of dollars in company assets, reports of the arrest lead to cues that news stands to buy the latest edition of the paper. the pandemic has severely impacted those who rely on tourism and argentina, among them all the indigenous coyer communities in the province of hooley. teresa has been speaking with some of the women in these communities about how they've been kind of thing for my america. if a town in the middle of the, this mountains, in northern argentina, it's famous for the hills of the 7 collars formed by the accumulation of the lake and rivers sediments. the town attract thousands of tourists every year. but the pandemic changed the dollars. women here are used to selling their textiles to make a living normally. now, mighty fellow group is struggling to pay her rent, and he's fighting eviction on that for now, i'm working here, but i have been asked to leave from the shop. i came to this town several years ago and i'm trying to sell my textiles and su

the top us diplomat on latin america, julia chung, has called for international action. the latest arrests a further proof of ortega's disregard for democracy. alex here brian al jazeera. now canadian prime minister just intruder has described the killing of a muslim family as a terror attack. a vigil husband held to the 4 victims who died after being hit by pickup truck relatives calling on people to stand up against racism and is on the 3rd via same as rob report. b, canadian prime minister just intrude, though left little doubt about the nature of a truck attack on sunday that killed 4 members of a muslim family. he called it an act of terrorism. an incident that could have been defined as a local hate crime, elevated to the status of a national tragedy. as canadians, we make a pact with one another that we will look out for each other. take care of each other, respect each other. well, for the muslim canadian community, that packed has been broken too many times. islam of phobia is real. racism is real hours before attending a visual for the victims in london, ontari

now these comments have come at an important plenary session of the ruling workers party and chung yang, which has been going on this week which has been dealing with a number of different problems facing north korea. most notable amongst them being the current food shortage with kim young and saying that there is a tense food situation that really has to be dealt with. this follows on from devastating storms and typhoons last year, which impacted the harvest. also compounding problems that already existed because of international sanctions and also the pan demik. it is slightly unusual for a north korean leader to admit to such failings. it would normally be seen as a sign of weakness, but then came jargon, has differentiated himself from his predecessors admitting the mistakes apologizing to his people for the sufferings they are enduring. and of course, having food shortages is something which you couldn't dr. easily lie about or hide people know that in the coming months, especially there will be a daily struggle finding enough to eat former ivory coast. president lauren bank burse

ryan law and chung can came home or accused of colluding with a foreign country. they were arrested at the offices of the apple daily on thursday . under the 50th street, the national security law case has drawn international condemnation. the us military presence in the middle east is shrinking further. some equipment and hundreds of soldiers are being pulled out and the painting and confirm those reports that anti missile batteries were being removed from iraq, kuwait, jordan, and saudi arabia. it comes 2 years after the u. s. grew its military presence in the region of tensions escalated with iran, moore from washington dc with gabriel, alexander. well, the pentagon is not telling us exactly how many troops and exactly, exactly precisely where they're being withdrawn from an exactly when. nevertheless, we can certainly ascertain from the information that they did release that, that they are saying that it definitely is air defense assets, primarily that are being moved out of the middle east region. they said that they would be perhaps moved to some redeployed

the top us diplomat on latin america, julia chung, has called for international action. the latest arrests a further proof, ortega's disregard for democracy. alex here brian al jazeera me a credit of ours variance, which was 1st attempted in india, is believed to be 60 percent more transmissible, transmissible than the one found of the u. k. for department of birth, johnson is warned that the rapid spread of what is now known as a delta variant could delay plan to lift, locked down, measured tough restrictions have been imposed and possibly going to stop it spread . alright, panica, india is a senior clinical lecture at the university of extra medical school and he says, countries must do more to reduce the risk of new variance. i'm very concerned for planet her. because whilst the united kingdom and united states and parts of europe are racing ahead with immunizing the population and therefore, and think what i would call a better safety net. the rest of the world is not immunized. nothing united at all or very, very superficially, marginally and what's this wireless wh

the top us diplomat on latin america, julia chung, has called for international action. the latest arrests, a further proof of ortega's disregard for democracy. alex here brian al jazeera for more than a year, hey t escape the devastating effects of code 19 reporting. few cases on deaths, but now it's grappling with its 1st serious outbreak. it's yet to administer a single vaccine shot and health official say, an increase in cases could prove catastrophic terrorism reports theories, keeping gang violence. importer prince over 500 people are seeking refuge in this port stadium. under the protection of the red cross, among the displaced are almost a 100 children and pregnant women. but it's not just the gangs they're afraid of in the middle of epidemic. it's also covert 19. 42, we are afraid because we don't know when the virus will hit us. that's why we're asking the government to do something for us because we've lost everything during the gang violence for the past year and a half of the go with 19 pandemic. the number of cases in haiti have been considered to be low, b

the top us diplomat on latin america, julia chung, has called the international action. and the latest arrests, a further proof of ortega's disregard for democracy. alex here brian al jazeera the u. s. congress says federal government had credible capes of an attack on the capital building in january, but didn't do anything. investigators say that 4 weeks police had intelligence that supporters of been president. donald trump were planning to stop the certification of jo biden's election. when was in jordan reports, we usually work a couple of hours during the trial. the pollings calls for back up unanswered, angry crowds, breaking in unimpeded. a bi partisan congressional report calls the response to the january 6th attack on the us capital, a failure of intelligence preparation and imagination. a failure. it says lead to the death of 7 people, including 3 police officers. the intelligence was out there. and we know that now, in fact, at the time, many of us knew that you all reporting that there was, you know, online chatter about violence. connected with that gatherin

ryan lauren chung kim hong, or accused of colluding with a foreign country. they were arrested at the apple daily's offices on thursday. under the cities sweeping national security law. the case has drawn international condemnation for a short break here now to 0. when we come back just a month before the lympics mixed messages from japan and on with the spectators will be allowed to attend. and will have the latest. on the 3rd last abduction in nigeria, and as many weeks are not stay with us. i hello there. let's begin in north america and extreme and dangerous heat is continuing across west in areas of the u. s. we've already had a heat wave emergency declared in california, and this is the scene in death valley. it's really living up to its name. people are warned that outdoor activity could be potentially life threatening. but records have already been hit in california, nevada, and arizona. we'll see, temperature is continuing to climb, not just in the west, but across central areas as that heat continues to build. and not only is it, while the intense h

messages about china, about china's human rights. particular message we think about force labor inching chung. but as you say, china as belts and road initiative may, may, i say, have a new rival, has a burial, could name of what the biden administration are proposing, building back better for the world initiative, the b 3 w. now they say that this will be on an ambitious and credible scale. they say the problems with the belts and road initiative is that the lack of transparency doesn't have proper environmental labor standards. and they say many of the countries that have signed up for it are in debt, and i'm not getting anything out of it financially in the end and the ending off solve the problem with this us plan. i think it's pretty simple and that they are 80 years late behind the belt and road initiative. and we've got no idea how they're going to fund this. the estimate from us officials is that there is a gap of 40 trillion dollars in the infrastructure that's needed and they want this new initiative to fill that gap. that will encourage countries to fill that gap. but we don't thin

and that slowing activity in the regions container ports, one of the busiest ports is young chung and it's now only operating at 40 percent capacity. well, the world's largest shipping company mercy, says the disruption is worse than the blockage of the waves can out in march. vessels are waiting more than 2 weeks to dock ships have been diverted to other ports near young chan that are also a capacity of factories in china are struggling to get their product to the rest of the world. to do our orders have been increasing at a rate of 20 percent. and now the ocean freight price is rising and the ships for overseas shipping is very limited, making it impossible for us to deliver our products to our clients. industry analysts say shipping costs from china to europe have risen 300 percent since last year. and by 200 percent to the u. s. west coast, the congestion is leading to shortages of consumer goods and raw materials. a major u. s. retailer, home depot, told american media its contract in its own container ship to import product. ah, that's not bringing our gas. joining us from londo

tony chung reports, now from the time the mob border a single mind. the bird perches on the temple roof and thailand. and oh, men for those, the believe it brings bad luck. but just down the road, no time for superstition. people are packing up supplies to send across the board to man man. they have to operate without the tire authorities knowing and with no guarantees. the aid will get through it. it's very difficult to get access to the displaced people. some of the aid workers were arrested and some of the donation items were destroyed and burned by the me in my army. the supplies, the loaded onto a truck, blankets, medicine, ta, poland, and food. this consignment will be driven across the borders. elsewhere. it must be carried by hand from the other side of the border. the corranio army is in control . it was one of the ethnic groups that signed up to a cease fire and man ma until the military coup. in february, the aid is unloaded from the truck and taken to a makeshift jungle camp. it's the monsoon season and conditions a tough. nonetheless, a s

the top us diplomat on latin america, julia chung, has called for international action. and the latest arrests, a further proof of ortega's disregard for democracy. alex here brian al jazeera albanian parliament has voted to impeach president to india letter after an investigation concluded that he violated the constitution. the president's role in obeying is considered largely ceremonial, but matter has regularly clashed with the prime minister ab rama. he's accused of racing the rules of his office by siding with the opposition, hearing election campaigning 2 months ago. i've been, yes, top court now has 3 months to decide whether to back his impeachment more on the web site. there it is. al jazeera dot com ah barbara ferry london. these are the top stories allowed to 0. u. s. president joe biden has touched down in the u. k. on his 1st official trip abroad since taking office the a visit to europe takes in g 7 and the nato summit and talks with russia president vladimir putin next week by the landed in suffolk, addressing us troops there.

and the european union, the top us diplomat on latin america, julia chung, has called for international action. the latest arrests, a further proof of ortega's disregard for democracy. alex here brian al jazeera these really security cabinet has decided that white wing nationalists can go ahead with a controversial demonstration next tuesday. the so called flag march, unoccupied, east jerusalem was cancelled on monday over security concerns from us has vowed to retaliate. harry foster has moved from west originally this was due to taking place on monday may the 10th, when israeli jews celebrate jerusalem day, which is the day mocking the seizure of east jerusalem via ready forces in 1967. it's usually an event where flag waving religious nationalist. israelis marched through the muslim quarter of the old city and occupied east jerusalem through damascus gate as well. on that day, it was a dave extreme tension which ended with the rockets launched from garza, the beginning of the military escalation on that day. police decided that it couldn't take place through that route and so the org

ryan lauren chung kim hung or accused of colluding with a foreign country. they were arrested at the apple of daily offices on thursday, under the city sweeping national security law. the case has drawn international condemnation. one of a group of more than 80 students kidnapped by gunman in nigeria, husband killed is not clear how the student died. the group was abducted from a school in the north western state of cabbie. the army has rescued at least one teach on 5 pupils. it's the 3rd mass, abduction, and as many weeks kidnappings, by gangs described as bandits. i've been on the rise in recent months. in the last few hours, we've come across the kidnapper. they came to a block in point and then we can gauge him of this money. at that point, we have deaf a bundle 5 of the students. i'm one of the teachers. unfortunately, i think we've lost one of the, one of the students for a short break here now to 0. when we come back just a month before the and impacts mixed messages from japan and not with a spectators will be allowed to attend. plus armenians are a

the top us diplomat on latin america, julia chung, has called international action. and the latest arrests, a further proof of ortega's disregard for democracy. alex here brian al jazeera peruvians are still waiting to learn who will be the next president with a narrow margin separating the left wing and right wing rivals. hotel says i've taken 3 swiss support from both sides, claiming voter fraud. the latest results from sundays run off to jeff left. his candidate federal castillo has secured 50 percent of the vote is conservative rival cape felicia murray has 49 percent. only 2 percent of the votes are still to be counted. i and a sanchez has this report from protest in lima quarters up here at the bar nation. i love the girl girl says that both angry material official, the protest moved by the front allegation by the candidate. muddy said they are here. protect our vote. it hasn't been a clean process. castillo's sister was an election observer. that's bad. and there have been many other irregularities, it's unacceptable you don't have to separate money order. 2 2

i see commissioner chung. you commissioner and i just want to also add a little bit more to this list of sole-source contract did. the fact that we also want to promote the transparency in order for local businesses if they think that they could compete for these contracts. to know the nature of them and if they decide that they have the skills they would be able to come into as well because we want to create that balance. i love that it's true that they have the proprietary software for instance some other licensed things but it does not mean that that is not compatible and it's really important for us to highlight that as well. so far right now those expresses were sorted and the businesses that actually feel confident enough tends to be out of non- local businesses. so i just want us to be mindful of that as well. thank you. >> [dan bernal, president] commissioners any other questions or comments? all rights, if not ms. hale, i understand after decades of dedicated service to the department you will be reti

i for press freedom award. joining us in hong kong activists in exile. sunny chung sony. you're the founder of flo, the 1st overseas magazine for hong kong years. and your 2nd issue just came out. how does the death of apple daily impact what you plan to cover in your publication moving forward? i think this is really alarming because we don't ask them to call society. those are the press freedom is no longer exist because some due to their office is a p that, that all apple daily. it's really frustrating because it's also very soft tech knows that the price of freedom double stage and the opposition side can actually have no other people. and that's also process a more efficient that we should continue our advocacy oversee and our publication property. because we, when we had this kind of freedom oversee, we try recess and try to pay that this is an issue of homeless oversee sunny. can you give us a sense of what apple daily meant to the people of hong kong? what kind of paper was it when i was young? actually, remember my grandparents with i have to be stay the morning

are correctly called out for your 2020 match for him as he makes his predictions by a sporting meat. chung smart with national slides from a wire above his friend. this is all true for back to the same time on monday. we'll see you then have a good weekend. the news . the fight against the corona's, irish pandemic. how has the rate of infection in developing? what does the latest research information and contact the corona virus not change? because the 19 special next on d. w. 2016. that's a good bunch of clean cars wants to be of germany with for me. the last few years have been quite right clearly in touch with the governance averted on the home when it comes to genovius. and of course i would look in the eyes birches, but perhaps the biggest on the new hobby line i'm going to approve. i got to be in the news. every person never comes, but when you're feeling forgiving, you'll realize it's culture. another way of living. are you ready to meet the german then join me, right? just do it on the w. the me. ah. the how will coded 19 shape or economic future. the ins estimates the global cost

this is 10 go chung. he advocates working conditions on the 31 year old as a delivery worker himself. his online videos caught our attention. they showed him providing a to his colleagues with communities in is very organized and driver's 10 go. john united people who had previously been fighting on his respected by everyone then suddenly his online videos were nowhere to be found. at the end of march 2021, he disappeared back to wang, his 2, racing against plug to deliver those 10 orders. one made all those deliveries, so i called the customers for my moped, so it worked out. now i'm really sweating the cheap labor and makes life comfortable for the emerging middle person. but mostly just all i do is work that much. i don't even know what i do, who i can me if i had time to come with when your poor people look down on your view as incapable of that's a phenomenon here in beijing, everything is all about money. the most commonly asked question is, how much money did you want in last year? me? why hate mys

communist party, on a normal day, we would like be speaking with longtime didi president gene wu, or chunge.o., they're not doing any interviews because of the anniversary. what do you make of the timing, why go out now if there are going to be these restrictions? crystal: the u.s. market is very hard as of today, equity is still up tremendously, so in terms of objectively looking at the equity capital market, this is not a bad time to go public. it's just that this week happens to be full of competition. the conventional wisdom is you do not steal the limelight from the communist party if there any sort of official events. for them to be doing the deal the same week that the communist party celebrates such a big milestone, it is unconventional, it wouldn't be surprising that they got messages from up high to lay low and not do any media sfwuvz. emily: how much didi, crystal, does it compare are other ride hailers. uber is the easiest comparison, didi doesn't have a food delivery business and lyft which is a very different business. didi is kind of its own beast. crystal: the region is the

he's the one that introduced leslie stolley and connie chung. >> there's a poetic irony in the booksnd you in so many ways became the legacy of cbs news. news. you were the last correspondent and what turned out to be the final broadcast the year-end roundup of 1960 called years of crisis. he invited you to join and to carry on the work in journalism so you did and in fact the book begins and ends. have you felt this sense of irony being hand-picked and hand selected. from the current vantage point i will answer now because i'm able to look back at the time it was happening i knew he was special and for me was an idol. or perhaps there ever was. at the time it was happening, i was not able to fully appreciate the impact that it would have on me and many thousands that have come along over the decades. you will bump into a journalist that knows about edward marrero and wants to be like edward merrow but that is a hard thing to be. he said an extraordinary example of courage, professionalism, decency, fearlessness he had to say something he knew would offend the senator or president he

and hardly any chung, for the nearly 100 people still missing to survive. what has been the official response to this tragedy? well, president biden offered pretty fast federal resources including assistance from the fema. this is always a very big thing. if this happens, this is the federal emergency management agency. and also, like florida's governor under sons is said that he will help all those who were displaced by one of the deadliest building collapses in the united states. history . r d w. washington bureau. she's in a poll. thank you so much for that update. let's turn to formula one now and world champion. louis hamilton says he's worried for the safety of the british public calling the the decision to allow 140000 fans to watch. next month, grand prix. a silver stone circuit organizers have been given the green light to fill out the entire july 16th 18 weekend paving the way the biggest u. k. crowd. since the start of the pandemic, british crowds, cuz it is the best crowd of the whole year. so, you know, so last year we didn't have them, so to b

he was the one who introduced people like leslie stahl and connie chung goo the top ranks of cbs, diane sawyer. yeah. >> host: there's a poetic irony in the book. your beginnings were mr.ow's conclusions and you in some many ways became his legacy at cbs news. the last correspondent personally hired by murrow in 1957, and you were a newcomer what turned out -- in what turned out to be his final broadcast, the year-end aroundup of 1960 called years of crises. her invite outside join him when he became director of usia in the kennedys a, and the most poignant response you said you needed to carry on his work in journalism and you did. and in fact, the book begins and ends with murrow if have you consciously felt this sense of irony, being their hand-picked, hand-select as the final laster day murrow boy? >> guest: that is a question i can answer from the current vantage point. i can answer now because i'm able to look back. at the time it was happening, i knew that he was special, he was for me an idol. i listened to his 7:45 newscast every night. i watched his broadcasts. his broadcasts

ride sharing company of scale in china so they are going to have to be wary of that and i don't think chungceo, is out there doing what jack ma did. i think they learned from that i'm optimistic that this ipo will happen tomorrow. >> right, and ride sharing much different kind of threat than financial services in china. your point is well taken you used some examples saying in your sort of tweet -- twitter thread saying that it has been hard for companies created after 2010 or go into china after 20 10 to succeed. you have examples like apple and tesla that have been hugely successful in china. wasn't that the promise for uber being a success like those companies and reaping billions and billions more in rewards >> yeah. i would say that, you know, the -- there is a set of companies that have succeeded in china, tesla, apple, microsoft, oracle, some of the companies that built soft square or hardware oriented products that the chinese were happy to take on uber was different it lived on an app and it tracked, you know, where people went and what their financial information was. so it felt a

this is 10 go chung. he advocates working conditions on the 31 year old as the delivery worker himself. his online videos course our attention. they showed him providing a to his colleagues with communal dentists, very organized and driver's 10 go, john united people who had previously been fighting on his respected by everyone then suddenly his online videos were nowhere to be found. at the end of march 2021 . he disappeared in our contact with him, was cut off. 2 weeks later, his parents received a message from the police station where he was being bused to wang, his 2, racing against the clock to deliver those 10 orders. the one who made all those deliveries for longer and i called the customers for my moped so it worked out now i'm really sweating. they're cheap labor and makes life comfortable for the emerging middle person. but mostly just all i do is work. i don't even know what i do, who i can me if i had time to come with when your poor people look down on your view as incapable of them. that's a

. >> loretta chung and sarah have joined that beer market.er with only 15 left in the whole country, they say they felt the need to take over various-straight bars in new york for pop-up parties. giving a safe space geared toward the queer woman community. those parties paved the way to dyke beer. >> dyke beer is for us, definitely, but almost for a campaign on a can. and coming to our website, you learn a little about queer history and, you know, the need for visibility. >> you might think the name is a derogatory term. but the point is to take away the stigma >> we are trying to reclaim it for ourselves and identify as it and really, empower ourselves from like the pain of that word. >> it's definitely a beer made for our community. and queers and allies that want to support us. >> lily identifies a as queer trans-woman. she started queer brewing in london in 2019 to further provide visibility while raising money for local charities. >> making people feel seen and feel part of something, and feel recognized in a way that they're often not.

the banners showing chung okay, pump star on tom office vehicle at least makes him a bit of cash. he earned $600.00 bonds for about 16 euros for it each month. along a monthly marg alone, i mainly got a lot of foreign tourists during the pre coven year on time. don't use, took tongue, they normally take taxis. and now during the pandemic ever since the k pump fans came to us with their banners, more people have been stopping buying to take pictures of they took, took, and more of the fans are choosing to take took, took me maybe a lot know thomas can at least pay his electricity and water bills. and he is not the only one who drives the took took covered in advertising for k pump starts through bang, tang. a new puzzle one, suck the rudy and other fans of korean k popstars used to advertise for their idols . and the subway and pay for it. but during the anti government protests last year, public transportation ground to a halt in order to keep students from reaching the protests. many of them are also k palm fans and would now rather give their advertising money to others. for ins

when i first came onto the human rights commission in 2011, then commissioner chung and commissioner pappas were there, and one of the things that i said i wanted to focus on was intersectionality, that when we talk about the layers of who we are and the complexity of that. so when we start talking about lgbtq + and anything else, it becomes that much more challenging to navigate through things, so i'm grateful for this advisory committee to be able to call it out, whether that is age, whether that is race, whether that is gender, but understanding to be poor and lgbtq + is not the same as just being poor, and when we do the work to create these policies, we're very intentional. i'm grateful for all of you who have signed up to work with us, but more than that, i'm grateful for the partnership of mayor breed, supervisor mandelman, and supervisor safai because they're willing to standup and actually make the policies and make things better. so it may not be easy, it may be challenging, and it's going to take some work. we appreciate your work, and we appreciate the effort made to make

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so any chung, sonny, you're the founder of flo, the 1st overseas magazine for hong kong years. and your 2nd issue just came out. how does the death of apple daily impact what you plan to cover in your publication moving forward? i mean, it is just really alarming because we don't ask them to call society, those are the press them. it's no longer exist because i'm due to the offices a p that, that all apple daily. it's really frustrating because it's also very soft tech knows that the price of freedom, the double stage, and the opposition side can actually have no other people. and that's also process a more efficient that we should continue our advocacy oversee and our publication property. because we, we had this kind of freedom oversee, we try recess and try to maintain that this also is an issue of homeless oversee sunny. can you give us a sense of what apple daily meant to the people of hong kong? what kind of paper was it when i was young, actually remembered my grandparents with di apple. did he stay in the morning out for me to wait on football, or maybe generations of h

. >> chair powell, brian chung, yahoo finance. on that point you talked about the structural changes in that last answer with regards to productivity. i noted that the medium projection for the longer term interest rate is still the same at 2.5%, but there is since new literature out there that maybe the covid crisis could have actually changed some of the underlying fundamentals of the economy and maybe changed productivity in addition to combined with demographic changes that have already been in effect to suggest that that longer term neutral rate might be higher. what would the implications of that be for monetary policy? do you think that maybe the fed could have the possibility of underestimating the long run neutral rate and what might be the impact of that? >> a higher neutral rate would mean interest rates would run higher by that amount and that be a good thing from the standpoint of the economy, because it would give the fed more room to cut rates. the problem with interest rates being close to the lower bound, of cours

going to brian chung with yahoo. >> yahooeg finance. on that point you talked about maybe the more structural points in that last answer with regardn to productivity, i noted that the medium projection for rstar, the longer-term interest rate is still the sameer at 2.5%. there's been some literature out there that o maybe the covid crisis could've actually changed some of the underlying fundamentals of the economy and maybeen changed productivity in addition to combine with demographic changes that have already been in effect to suggest that that longer-term neutral rate might be higher. what would the n implications of that be for monetary policy? do you think that maybe the fed could have the m possibility of underestimating the long-run mutual rate, and what might be the impact of that? >> a higher neutral rate would mean thatha interest rates woul run higher by that amount. and that wouldou be a good thin from the standpoint of the economy because it would give the fed more room to cut rates. the problem with interest rates being cl

when i first came onto the human rights commission in 2011, then commissioner chung and commissioner pappas were there, and one of the things that i said i wanted to focus on was intersectionality, that when we talk about the layers of who we are and the complexity of that. so when we start talking about lgbtq + and anything else, it becomes that much more challenging to navigate through things, so i'm grateful for this advisory committee to be able to call it out, whether that is age, whether that is race, whether that is gender, but understanding to be poor and lgbtq + is not the same as just being poor, and when we do the work to create these policies, we're very intentional. i'm grateful for all of you who have signed up to work with us, but more than that, i'm grateful for the partnership of mayor breed, supervisor mandelman, and supervisor safai because they're willing to standup and actually make the policies and make things better. so it may not be easy, it may be challenging, and it's going to take some work. we appreciate your work, and we appreciate the effort made to make

. >> thank you going to brian chung with yahoo. >> on that point you talked about maybe some of the more structural changes in the last answer with regards to productivity i noted the median projection for r star the longer term interest rate is still the same at 2.5%. but there has been some literature out there that maybe the covid crisis could have changed underlying fundamentals of the economy and changed productivity in addition to changing with demographic changes that have already been occurring that might effect the r star might be higher what might be the impact of that >> a higher neutral rate would mean that interest rates would run higher by that amount. and that would be a good thing from the standpoint of the economy because it would give the fed more room to cut rates the problem with interest rates being close to the lower bounds is that it really cuts into our ability to react to a downturn for example, a pandemic. if you looked for example, at the european central bank, their policy rate was well below zero when the pandemic hit. we don't want to be in a place where we