that the movie government has been using this in israeli intelligence surveillance software on congress party politicians. general the serious charge of course, because you know, the, the software according to the company that retails it, is only available to, to governments there. and we sell it to governments, what they call that governance on the basis of care and from the israeli government . so it's obviously very serious to have meant to be used to track criminals and terrorists. they say, where it is. it's been deployed against domestic political bones. it's gross misuse of debt. spend money for one thing, and it's also illegal in terms of the law because we do permit interception by law and also in deception of communications. but these are only for very specified purposes to do with national security, as well as the commission on the prevention of a commission or crime. you can just intercept and certainly can get permission to dissent for political advantage. so that's the thing, the government appears to be saying that is new in any of these, of these claims. and if that is so, the

the future for the museum is pipe, uncertain, and leach because the, the congress party use in the nation is below. they are using it in a very arbitrary way. the red line can always ship and they can always strangle sol before. and the nation signal was enact that we started the process of trying to plan for. i'm use the 1st, we have been july, everything that we have. and so that you know that i'll be in the way. if anything happened to this museum in a way, what happened in $8940.00, after thing, after 42 years is the same regime and they won't paula rate the sense and democracy. and so this is very much rather than to day because the fight is due on me. me has been drawing for content for almost 40 years. for such a long time, i could see what has been the life of phone calls before the hand over and afterward. so i think, to some extent, my, my cartoon has recorded the history of transition. ah, this one is drawn and nearly 40 years ago. but it transition about the hong kong, moving back to china actually is just like from one case going back to the other case is a colony of china an

the previous general secretary of the congress party, we all bon die and he was a very popular reform. and so from a lot of students to go and mourn to them. and then the morning begins to turn into the mind for anti corruption legally for democracy. and the susan began to come out on law to occupy the way a button on the audio regina condemn demonstrates the student as an to revolutionary i. and then they decided standing on me and frank donald do today. they are no official rec calling of how many people are dying in 9089 square. no one knows me and the congress body is of course, trying to suppress all information about what happened. so the idea was since there, so many chinese people coming to hong kong, it would be very, very important to have a physical museum. the future for the museum is pipe on a certain. and because the, the congress body use in the nation sees the law. they are using it in a very arbitrary way. the red line can always ship and they can always strangle sol before and the nation signal was enacted. we started the process of trying to plan for i'm use the 1st

that the moody government has been using this in israeli intelligence surveillance software on congress party politicians? well, it's in general, the serious charge, of course, because you know, the, the software according to the company that retails and it is only available to, to governments there. and we sell it to governance what they call better governance on the basis of care. and from the israeli government, it's obviously very serious to have meant to be used to track criminals and terrorists. they say whether it's been deployed against domestic political opponents. it's gross misuse of dec spend money for one thing. and it's also illegal in terms of the law because we do permit interception by law and also intersection of communications. but these are only.

the party congress on sunday. many on the listing got to the members of the party was that mom from him to implement the policy they have it. is that the party, the party line house, now it will be week of definition. and there of course, is a lot of pressure, not only from the people who did not vote for him for him to be a moderate, but also a pressure from the 50 point one percent of her against it for him. now one change and maybe once a change of the constitution, so we will have to see what he does come up. thank you, maria sanchez with that update from lima of such a bank to our top story. that is, of course, the 1st trip to space for the edge of space made by jeff pathos and his private spice company, blue origin. really pleased to welcome to the news. jim green, who is the chief scientist at nasa, the national aeronautics base and ministration in the united states. he's on scott from washington dc. a pleasure to have you with us today, sir. i just want your reaction as someone who obviously loves space and

but, but in a nutshell, i mean the actual divide is with the ruling party, the african national congress party of nelson mandela, which is very tough because yesterday was international mandela day. once again, if he's party that appears to be what appears is divided and as a result of these poppy being divided with the president and the full president and all supporters between the 2 and the ruling party. then as an inability to effectively and this has been going on for, i think over a decade and that played out with the rest of the former president put the collection, but impactful content to the court. the collection case is still going to be heard . right. and there were protests against him being arrested. the 1st president arrested in a democratic south africa and the protest and spoke of interest, something else. now, it is whether people opportunistic it because of a poverty stricken. and it took advantage of the situation, or whether the site could, i don't really know the president of the country upfront, saying that there was a clear attempt was he call it in. so actually it was pl

but most of african know that within the really african national congress party, they've been divisions and faction for many, many years. and right now, those divisions seem to sent around to men, the former president, jacob zima. and are i'm up with the as well that it seems to be a fight or wrangle within that party. over who controls the policy. maybe even who controls the whitening of the country until the day to day events for people to watch that very, very close the of course they also know because of these factions because these divisions wouldn't be a and c, b things will likely pay out at least until the country hits to local government elections later this year. very interesting indeed having and there was all the letters for us from johanna back thanks. now the 1st case of the corona virus has now been confirmed inside the ascii gets village in tokyo, just 6 days before the start of the pick games. now the official who haven't been identified is an hotel isolation. after being removed from the vintage. they have now been 44 positive cases linked to the olympics in the system

haven't actually been named, but most of african know that within the really african national congress party, they've been division and faction for many, many years. and right now, though division seem to sent around to men, the former president jacob zima and throw them up with the as well that it seems to be a fight or wrangle within that party. over who controls the party, maybe even who controls with whitening of the country until the day to day events. so people to watch that very, very closely. of course, they also know because of these factions, because the divisions within the a and c, these things will likely pay out at least to the country heads to local government elections later this year. mm. now the 1st case of the corona virus has been confirmed inside the athletes village and took care of just 6 days before the start of the games. the official who hasn't been identified is now a hotel isolation after being removed from the village. that means they have now been 44 positive cases linked to the olympics just since the start of july, more than 11000 athletes will be housed in th

the violence exposes the rifts within the governing african national congress party. kwazulu—natal, the home province of former president jacob zuma. people take what they can. police say looters are taking advantage of the violence following zuma's arrest which prompted the current president to make a televised response. let current president to make a televised response.- current president to make a televised response. let us be clear. televised response. let us be clear- as _ televised response. let us be clear- as a — televised response. let us be clear. as a nation _ televised response. let us be clear. as a nation that - televised response. let us be clear. as a nation that we - televised response. let us bej clear. as a nation that we will not tolerate any acts of criminality. we will not tolerate any acts of violence. here injohannesburg, police here in johannesburg, police fire here injohannesburg, police fire rubber bullets are protesters, zuma's arrest has driven a wedge through the governing anc party between supporters of the former and current presidents

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they would get away with the blueprints and they would leave behind the copy to implicate the congress partyof the united states. this is a copy of the mi5 obtained. it seems like an unlikely plot but they thought there is a serious possibility. so they tipped off the americans and that's how the nine states got onto the case. the fbi put him in charge. now very obscure america's best detectives. much of my book rests on evidence from the files. please image. this is an image of bearing a gun the fbi at this stage have begun to issue weapons to special agents hoover initially had been against carrying weapons he was no stranger to guns. he was an action world war. next image please. the next image is in a more pensive look. that is more typical because his contribution was a tough guy and he was touchy about that. the contribution was cognitive in the breaking up of spying. move take that off now. he was born in a russian control town. he is a consummate liar. people still hold that against him. although on the other hand it helped him detect that and the people he was intimately, who claim

the, i think the paradigm shift occurred in 2012 with the 18 party congress. and china had shifted from the 30 or 40 years prior to that, which was the headlong pursuit of economic growth at whatever the cost actually and that were shifting away from that. and towards what's called more balance, well, balance development, which really mean a common prosperity, a more equitable society. so there were a lot of side effects of market economics that we had pursued for date equality is one of them. environmental degradation, it's another, an odd and corruption was another. so all these issues needs to be addressed. and i think there's been a, a great transformation where the chinese society in china self perception and the national aspiration of the chinese people in my generation, especially among young people in my generation. we were primarily concerned about china being poor and lacking development. but if you ask younger generation those who are born post 994-2000 there, 34 in your home, by the way there of course they want economic opportunities, but their pr

financial services committee brad sherman about his party's priorities as congress prepares for the august break. >> some areas now reinstating mask mandates and intensifying their vaccination push as covid cases climb back up. charles watson joins us live with the latest, good afternoon, charles. >> hey, good afternoon, griff. every single state in the country is seeing a rise in new covid cases as the delta variant tips-- continues to dominate. st. louis county, for example, is mandating everyone over age five is having everyone wear a mask indoors regardless of vaccination. and indoor mask wearing for everyone. >> i'm vaccinated. i vaccinated for a reason to not have to wear a mask, but, i don't know. >> i think it's easier to

he says the african national congress party has failed to deliver the dignity it promised to south africansis roiled by infighting. and, zuma himself became synonymous with corruption. the pandemic led to severe lockdowns that further increased unemployment. this is the worst violence since apartheid, and analysts warn, if the unrest leads to zuma's freedom, that could challenge the country's rule of law. >> if the court releases him, it will have meant that if you orhestrate chaos, you are going to be able to evade accountability. >> schifrin: today, parts of south africa are still on fire, and there's no sign anyone can douse the flames. for the pbs newshour, i'm nick schifrin. >> woodruff: in afghanistan, the taliban captured a key border crossing with pakistan today. meanwhile, u.s. officials announced that evacuations of afghan interpreters and translators who helped american forces will begin later this month. and, former president george w. bush criticized the u.s. pullout, telling a german tv, "the consequences are going to be unbelievably bad." there is word that the opioid fentany

congress. the opposition lead parties have made that coalition and now they are the ones who are in control of congress. so it will be very, very difficult, not even difficult. i think you will face road road blocks ahead in order to pass those reforms that he has. so much promised poor peruvians during all this campaign . well, joe murray birthday is an associate professor from the shop school, the policy and government at george mason. she says castillo does face an uphill battle in fulfilling his many promises. he have made some very big promises. he's promised to amplify spending an education to make university is free to create rural rail service north south east to y 2 x to create a constituent assembly that would rewrite the constitution in $993.00. he also, of course, mentioned the co bid pandemic. and his priority and vaccinating all peruvians, he talked about moving the country toward 0 climate emission by 2050. he was a little short on how in most cases, right. the big challenges that he faces a fragmented congress. but he also last the majority of congress congress people on his, in

yes, because she does have she does have members in congress her party. she can if you have some white coalition in congress where she can make life difficult for the next in the next president. but i think that she will have to focus a lot of her in the sherry, she have them active pension for corruption charges, the real or option charges that she think 30 years since listen. so maybe she will will have to focus in this thing. and if she needs help with this, the lecture last her leadership of the country because she has both, we are much on and the question is, will the people who support in the business and who support her? it will be support her again. maybe i think they will be looking into a new political leader for the next election and she will know her ability to need the right wing coalition in the country. all right, time man, a sanchez life or the in the peruvian capital. the ma marianna, thank you. well, generally bertie from george mason university. she has more now on how castillo government will be received in latin america. i think there

than i would've been as a member of the executive branch being asked questions by them at the congress partyind of depends on where you set. so he was going through. where he was trying to figure out what to do in the war in vietnam. he would go through a heavy bombing. and then there would be a bombing pause and he would hope that would cause a positive reaction from the north vietnamese are the - and it did not. and he and explaining what he was doing was asked the question by democratic a congressman from texas about why it was not working. and his answer was in effect, it would work. and of course, the fact was that if you do something for a period, and you stopped completely it is confusing. it's confusing to our people is confusing to the enemy. and i did ask a question. and try to get some response from him as to how that combination of off and on was going to work. and he said well, the way it will work is more of the same. at that point he was in a bombing pause was suggested that it might not work and of course it did not. and he had a tough job as president. he did his best. >> in

congress. he does not have a majority even with allied party. does not have a majority in congress, so he's going to have to figure out a way to at least come clean with some of the promises while perhaps giving another license. but that's what's going to happen. one of the major things facing him and face of all world leaders is how to deal with the corona virus pandemic. what has he said about his plan to tackle this? not very much. i mean, i think crew has been very focused on the problem of keiko, who do mores refusal to recognize her defeat and her false narrative of fraud. so that has credited out conversations about problems like the virus. the current administration has contracted job bringing in, securing vaccines for, i think for all through the ends. and that's that through on a pudding. and then it will be up to you to follow through. i think how is his appointment going to be received the think by the region? well, i suppose it will be mixed, right? i think there are progressive governments throughout latin america who will be, who w

party. he represented, there will be a congress of the party on sunday and we will see what whether the members of the party will be demanding more of extremist positions, political positions in the next government. so there's a lot to be, to be developing this week before he takes over on july the 28th. the french president emanuel micron is reported to have been targeted by pegasus spyware. the newspapers says this phone was hacked by moroccan intelligence. this follows an investigation into the widespread use of such spine technology made by the israeli company. and so the report claims, hundreds of journalists, activists, and politicians were targeted. the french prosecutor has opened an investigation letter from pulling out his marvell who is the editor in chief in spokes. person for reporters without borders. explains why this actions being taken. we have just the side now complained to in paris this afternoon along with the 2 french maroka, no journey or novel sky and matthew manjeet. so you have the exclusion formation that this afternoon. yeah. after the revelation of the begins projec

when it is more about parties than it is about team play in congress. there is some truth to that. we see a handful of bipartisan votes on reconciliation in the 1980's, in a time when the parties were not so at odds with one another. now, we have not a lot of examples but we see the trump tax cuts done reconciliation. no democrats voted for. or joe biden's relief bill done by reconciliation. no republicans voted for it. my sense in part on the issue of partisan manipulation of reconciliation, reconciliation from the get-go was the reagan administration kicking it up a notch. early in the 1980's, they are already using it as a way to pursue republican policy agenda. they are using it to pare back spending favored by democrats. medicare programs, food stamps. the rules of reconciliation enabled republicans who got control of the senate to set the agenda for the cuts and entitlements that they couldn't get through the regular legislative process. i do not want to think it was all bipartisan and now it is newly partisan. i think the evolution here is that the parties have found a way to

quite a significant amount of support within a certain faction of the governing african national congress partye between two - seen any violence. is it fair to say it is a battle between two anc- it is a battle between two anc rivals? tt it is a battle between two anc rivals? , , ~ it is a battle between two anc rivals? , , ,, :, , rivals? it seems like it. it does seem like _ rivals? it seems like it. it does seem like it. _ rivals? it seems like it. it does seem like it. mr _ rivals? it seems like it. it does seem like it. mr ramaphosa i rivals? it seems like it. it does. seem like it. mr ramaphosa has rivals? it seems like it. it does - seem like it. mr ramaphosa has been on an anticorruption campaign. that is why he was elected as president of the country and as the president of the country and as the president of the country and as the president of the african national congress, thatis of the african national congress, that is the governing par party. he ran on a ticket of battling corruption and helping the economy that has been battered after mr zuma�*s rule as president. many south afri

and -- and threaten the lives of members of congress, from both parties, in fact. from both parties. so, to hear them being described as loving and wonderful is something that, i think, of course, democrats will use. but, you know, you're -- you're certainly seeing, among republicans, this reframing of this event as being something different than it was. i was out in west virginia recently, working on a story about joe manchin. and, you know, i was talking to people who were saying that republican members of congress were coming out to west virginia, and trying to claim that those attacks that you just saw on the screen were happening before trump ever spoke. and that it had nothing to do with -- with donald trump. so, the republicans have been, for the last six months, to figure out exactly how they want to frame this. from we had -- it had nothing to do with trump. and now, what trump seems to be telegraphing is that these are my people and these are great people. and i think that's something that, when you look at these images, is -- is really hard for that to b

congress. the opposition lead parties have made that coalition and now they are the ones who are in control of congress. so it will be very, very difficult, not even difficult. i think you will face road road blocks ahead in order to pass those were forms that he has so much promised poor peruvians. june. all this campaign took his coast guard has intercepted a boats carrying more than 230 people and g, and heading for europe. many of them are escaping the escalating conflict in afghanistan. the number of micro refugees trying to enter turkey is rising. 1500 people were detained last week. from monday, england will allow fully vaccinated visitors from the us and the e. u to enter without the need to currently move, being welcomed by airlines and the travel companies. tense and he is president, has received her cobit 19 bank, seen officially launching the countries immunization campaign. the mia lou, who has some, says she wants to reassure the public. her late predecessor john. michael fully repeatedly dismissed the threats of the pandemic. dozens of people have been injured by a wildfire and s

congress. country were party and try to solve problems. anet: right, and you mentioned several times a hyper partisanship then congress today. what is your analysis about how to flat or how that has happened and what risks opposes to the american people. jane: while there may be as it turns out that there were times during the founding of our country and the federalist papers and other documents were enacted about or a lot of noise pretty but what i am seeing is that over time our institution got better, not try putting any anythingng in the law, at leastn my lifetime of the late '80s when something called the negative and was invented by the campaign consultant. and it turns out is a rent from congress many times another's that maybe there's much more to this as well. and penetrates much faster, people just go online to the negative information. and it has been perfected so that was one of the tools the kind of fractured nausea between democrats and republicans and then we also happened that i think the hearings supreme court nominations o

the chinese communist party will hold a very crucial party congress. normally this is where succession scenarios are. start to emerge. this is where the big strategy shift or, or reinforced or, or unveiled. and for she jumping at the next part of congress. he is, he is expected to try to set himself up for a very unusual 3rd term as head of the party. now this is something that neither his predecessor nor his predecessors, predecessor did. they are the person who, who was most like she jumping in terms of like power profile would be mileage on himself. and there is every sign that she's paying is setting himself up to be on par with mouth in the sort of pantheon of chinese communist leaders. and it is the outcome is not yet assured, because even at the same time that he wants to prolong his own grip on power, he's definitely been promoting a personality called very mild, like a mouse like but he is not getting younger. so he also, in order to protect his own legacy, should have to start getting instructors lined up. but that's a very, very tricky busin

watching very intently because it's going to be a sensitive year leading up to the next important party congress which is in the fall is slated to be in the fall of 2022. that's when, if there is a success or we might see some hints of how that supposed to work, we'll see changes of people moving around in the policy or stand committee, which is the top decision making group in china and also in the public bureau itself. ok, thank you so much. melinda lou for speaking to us from beijing. thank you. thank you. mm. now, bangladesh has gone into a one week lockdown to try to stop a surge of cobra. 1900 cases driven by the delta variance. thousands rushed home before the restrictions came into effect under the measures only emergency services and some export firms can continue to operate. country reported a record number of cases on monday, more than 8300. that's more than double just a week earlier. tanveer chandry will give us an update, joining us from dr. so talk us through these restrictions and what they mean for bangladesh. you well, it's actually, most of the businesses are closed except for

just prior to him being sworn in opponents in parliament of blocked his party. candidates from forming the new leadership in congress, members of custio's free period party were ruled out on a technicality. castillo, different party wants to rewrite the constitution across if it has concerned decision politicians. his money on a sanchez in lima for us money on a. what is this technicality? that means that he can't form a government will come all is literally he starting with the left to for, for he was unable to form a coalition in congress to lead the congress in the congress table or, or commission if you will, the presidency, the ice presidency of congress, that in fact is what it decides, what are, what will the agenda be every single day? and he is naturally every single new precedent house, a precedence in congress and vice presidency that will be in a closed came or members of his party. he was unable to be this, he wasn't able to name them, so he is not going to have. he's going to have a very rough time in order to pass the reforms that he wants so much to do. also, there's a lot of criticism just hours bef

two -- to unlock the reconciliation process that created the american rescue plan , which congress passed along party lines, could they go back to that resolution and revise it and unlock a second reconciliation process for the part of the year we are currently in that runs through the end of september? and if they could under this part of the budget act, that was the question the parliamentarian opined on. we have a couple of minutes left if you want to take on the part about discharge, and then we will wrap up. sarah: the simplest version is that in the congressional budget act when applied to the first budget resolution in normal circumstances, it reflects a discharge because of the process by which the resolution has to be adopted. it sounds like the parliamentarian is saying there is no other discharge on a revised or amended budget resolution, so it would have to be voted out. we are in a 50-50 senate. whether committees conform to reporting rules, it sounds like, given the 50-50 senate, given that republicans could have a quorum to prevent democrats from voting to discharge it, it would not be

congress. this is not a branch for democrats to take over. it's a ranch for partiesor people who are serious and elected to public office in the congress and put country over party. >> host: right and you mentioned several times the hyperpartisanship in congress today. what is your analysis about how that has happened and what to risk that poses to the american people? >> guest: there may be, it turns out that there were raucous times during the founding of our country and the federalist papers and other documents were not good. a lot of noise and fracture but what i'm saying is over time our institutions function better and i'm not trying to put anything under the rug, until at least in my lifetime in the late 80s when something called the negative ad was invented by a campaign consultant named lee atwater and it turns out since i ran for congress on the terms i noticed that negative ads and you would know this too, penetrates must -- much faster than positive ads. people just glom onto negative information. that was one of the tools that kind of fractured the comit

parties, right? and now what we're ending up with is congress. it with a high number of parties and precedents that are acting in a way like they're in a part of the mentally system needing to get the support from, from all the political parties to rules. but at the same time, it's not a parliamentary system. so congress cannot remove the president except in exceptional circumstances. and unfortunately, we have seen that happening in the region increasingly over the past that day. would you say the current rise in commodity prices? fred is coming a bit too late to save these incumbent governments in the region. yes. because the problem is not only can all make right. i mean, of course, the economy plays a huge role, and the pandemic hit the region very hard. latin america recorded the 2nd worst t t p contraction as a region f d. i had massively in all the major economies, right. whether you're talking about brit sale, columbia, mexico argent. see now they've all same major drugs in f d. i in plenty. plenty. but there's also much more structural un