we'll have some catching up to do. >> anderson cooper: if you're >> anderson cooper: if you're tired of being cooped up and yearning for a get-away, have we got an adventure for you. it's a new mission to mars, nasa's most ambitious one yet. the goal is to land a new vehicle, a high-tech rover, to search for signs of ancient life on the red planet and, eventually, bring that evidence back to earth. unmanned space craft have been exploring and photographing mars for decades. but no one's ever discovered clear signs of life there, or anywhere else in the universe. nasa scientists now believe they've found a perfect place to look. coronavirus could have derailed the whole mission, but so far the launch is still on schedule. blast off is less than two months away. given all that's already happened, this new rover's name seems particularly appropriate: "perseverance". it'll take seven months and a journey of hundreds of millions of miles for "perseverance" to get to mars, the planet whose reddish hue, caused by rust particles in the rocks and soil, led the romans to name it after their go

cooper: i will let dr. cohen address both of those questions but i will say this, we want demographic data that is as specific as possible. we want it statewide. we also want it by county. i will tell you that we have a very disjointed and independent health care system across the state. trying to get all of this data and focus it in one place is a difficult exercise. there is still some reporting that we want and are not getting, but we are working on trying to make sure that all of that demographic information is reported to us but we talk about that frequently in our meeting. how many different places are collecting information about testing, and how many we have to bring into the state. i will let dr. cohen address that as well. dr. cohen: on the collecting of demographic information by testing, that is much different on the positives, when we have positive tests, our tracers and others at local health departments will reach out and collect the additional data. what we are trying to do is get that on th

cooperation in the sphere economy and military let me 1st mention our economic cooperation as the president has just mentioned we are developing it both in his fear of energy in building energy security today we can say that the united states is cooperating in the sphere of creating energy security not only that and energy security of poland but also the energy security of central europe the president has just mentioned the 3 cs initiatives yes all the investment that are being carried out in poland today the extension of the capacity of elon determine if you know we stand we're increasing its capacity by 2500000000 cubic meters we are so plan to construct another alleged terminal in the port of all of that is conducive to being able to receive gas and provide its deliveries not only across poland but also for the countries of central europe. the vast majority of those countries of central europe are still dependent on russia and creating a true alternative in other words diversification of supplies is of compartments for their security thank you mr president for this cooperation i do belie

president, for your deck la rage that we are going to cooperate and that our scientists will cooperate and collaborate on conducting research concerning the vaccine d therapy drug against coronavirus. everything that will be used to fight the coronavirus. i do believe, thanks to this collaboration, those therapeutical medicines will be vailable for my compatriots. we know how high level of medical research is in the united states. this declaration and cooperation on the part of the united states and on the part of the president of the united states is of crurble importance to us. thank you for that. ladies and gentlemen, we also discussed the economy and military. let me first mention our economic operation as the president mentioned, we are developing it both in energy in billing energy security. today we can say the united states is cooperating in the sphere of creating energy security, not only that energy security of poland but also the energy security of central europe. the president mentioned the initiative, all the investments being carried out in poland today, the capacity, we'

i'm glad we have this excellent economic cooperation. i have no doubt whatsoever that the coronavirus pandemic will pass and we will be going together towards the development of our countries, towards the development of our societies, towards the building of a better more prosperous future both for the united states, poland and europe. thank you so much. >> one to to me and one to the president. steve, go ahead. >> would you send them from germany and what sort of signal would that send to russia? and for president duda, how do you feel about this, taking some troops out of germany to go to poland and what signal does that send to russia? thank you. >> well, just to start, as you know, poland is -- as i've said many times, poland is one of the few countries that are fulfilling their obligations under nato, their monetary obligations and they asked us if we would send some additional troops. they're going to pay for that. they'll be paying for the sending of additional troops and we'll be moving them from germany to poland. we're going to

cooper: great. next question. >> our last question will be from don vaughn with the observer. >> you've answered some of my questions but i have new ones. you talked about phase 2.5, if we're at june 4 and then phase 3 could be the end of the month and with you know, whether or not to sign or veto or just let the bar bill happen this weekend, what is phase 2.5 is that next week or the following week? would it include bars or some changes to the order? what are you thinking about that? gov. cooper: we're going to let the science and data drive decisions here. and dr. cohen and her team are looking at these numbers every day. and we don't want to be so affected by numbers on one day but up to look at the trend over a period of time. and when they get to the point when they feel comfortable making -- being able to turn that dimmer switch up just a little bit, then that's when we may potentially issue new executive orders allowing more activity to occur. remember most businesses are open. people are doi

cooper: thank you, laura. thank you to you and your team for the hard work and the long areas you have put into make sure that money can move as fast as federal government will lead us. especially as we have battled covered -- covid-19. we created the north carolyn office of recovery and resilience as part of our emergency management operations. you and your team over there have been doing a stellar job. you have done it safely during this covid-19 crisis. i commend you for the great job you're doing in bringing homes to people who need them. also with us today is our secretary of public safety, eric cooks and our emergency management director. on a committee and brian tipton are our sign that was interpreters. had the scenes, design melendez dez is ourmelen spanish line which interpreter. we will take questions from the media. if you can identify yourself and your organization, we would appreciate it. thank you. first question. >> our first question is from adam wegner with the observer. wagon from then news

level of cooperation this is important for us and we hope to further develop and strengthen it. russia considers the countries of the asia pacific region to be key partners and appreciate its relations with them your country included of course what does the alliance with russia mean for myanmar. you know our relations with russia began more than 70 years ago and have a long history during this time russia has always helped mine market opportunities for why the corporation exist not only in the political sphere but also in the economic and cultural sphere is entrepreneurs and investors could directly participate in enhancing economic cooperation if russian entrepreneurs travel to mine maher and burma's business people travel to russia the level of contact between ordinary citizens would increase and this would positively affect the development of friendly relations between the 2 countries cultural cooperation is equally important as culture is the soul of a nature we all have our culture and if we establish a successful cultural exchange this will also positively affect the devel

approach at least of the trumpet ministration which wants the vision rather than cooperation that's why trump called out of the paris climate agreement trump cold out of the iran nuclear agreement trump told out of the world health organization a trump has launched a cold war against china because his whole strategy is divide and this is not a strategy that is really what we need for solving any of the major problems in the world today. he is talking to jettison the facility konami set an example for sustainable development at columbia university and see here he has what is in the store for as many years he can stay with us. speaking to west point graduates were ending the era of endless war 4 years ago on the campaign trail he said. why is it so difficult for this president to make good on this promise why make the promise again if it can't be kept. become a battleground in the us. people. right now my focus because it's a very dangerous. power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limits. just sort of puts a magnifying glass on the power in this count

cooper: i will let dr. cohen address that. of theselooking at all trends and indicators, all seven of them in combination, in order to make decisions about moving forward into a phase. i will let dr. cohen address that along with the second part of your question. dr. cohen: hi, jonah. the governor is exactly right. that is why we have said all along it can't be one metric in isolation that says yes or no, we can or can't move forward. they all interplay with each other. you rightly, i think, were giving an analysis that we have ramped up testing a lot, which is good news. so we are seeing more cases. the question is are we just seen eing more cases for the more testing or are we also seen a lot more viral spread? that we are seeing a number of cases that are increasing with the percent positive which is also increasing makes me have the conclusion that we are not just picking up cases because of increasing testing, but also because we are seeing more viral spread. we have been stable around hospitalizations

president, for the declaration we'll also cooperate and our scientists will cooperate and collaborateresearch concerning the vaccine and therapy drugs against coronavirus. everything that will be conducive to fighting the coronavirus. so i do believe thanks to this collaboration, those therapeutic medicines will be made available for my compatriots, for pols, thank you, very much, mr. president. the declaration and cooperation on the part of the united states and on part of the president united states is of crucial response for us. so thank you very much for that. ladies and gentlemen, we also discussed the cooperation in this economy and military. let me first mention our economic cooperation. as the president has just mentioned we're developing it both in the sphere of energy and building energy security. today we can say that the united states is cooperating in the sphere of creating energy security, not only the energy security of poland but also energy security of central europe. the president has just mentioned the three seas initiative. yes, all the invests in poland today, the

cooper's really amazing that she does all of that. that she does. it really brings us together. emotionally we talk about everything. and we just really understand each other. so let's get everything cleaned up tonight and teeth brushed and ready for bed and we'll make some plans. cool? after dinner, cooper has some last—minute notes forjoel. in the death pas de deux. more emotion. a lot more emotion. by putting your own worst nightmares into it. when you're acting it out you have to take it all the way. when you're in the moment it's ok and annabel won't mind. it'll help her. i think sometimes you're like "what comes next, what comes next, what comes next" — it's natural. but you have to think "what comes next, what comes next, what comes next..." laughter. after a late night there's just time to grab some breakfast. it feels surreal, because, first of all, i would never have imagined performing romeo and juliet here. it's something that never crossed my mind even as a role that i would ever get to perform. so i'm just thankful. i do

cooper: yes. our department of public and safety can certainly provide .hat information there is more we need to do with all of criminal justice. many of these inequities have been brought to life. we mentioned several times that african-americans make up 22% of our state's population. they make up 52% of people who are in prison. those are the kinds of things that we have to deal with head-on and i know our chief justice of our supreme court, davis beach. about tackling those inequities. there is more to come. there's more to come in the criminal justice arena. people whosafety of are in prison, right now, the department of public safety is in the process of testing every single staff member. those are people who go into the community and back into the prisons. making sure that people who are in our prisons aren't infected. testing is going on throughout the prison and i don't know what information you were looking for that you do not have, but if you can ask our office, we can try to provide tha

approach at least of the trumpet ministration which wants the vision rather than cooperation that's why trump hold out of the paris climate agreement trump cold out of the iran nuclear agreement trump told out of the world health organization a trump has launched a cold war against china because his whole strategy is divide and this is not a strategy that is really what we need for solving any of the major problems of the world today. talking to jeffrey sachs the facility konami set to for sustainable development at columbia university and see here he has to what is east or far as near as he can say this. to. we go to work some straight home. quest to do national will the start of an hour when the benefits of the lessons that solicit it possible to prevent you skew also his new kind of scene from the regular morgue your home or your car not proven through our. water source like you would all but us lucifer mistletoe is just that in the gotta come to think of the queen nobody it is not my achievement mr davies are 5 you have plans were conceived by the indian and carried out by the peopl

president for the declaration we will cooperate. and then to conduct research and on the corona virus. so thank you do this collaboration those medicines will be available. thank you so much high level medical research is an are part of the president of the united p states. and into the economy and with a economic operation. and to building energy security. and then to create energies security and the president did mention that initiative and that extension of that capacity. and then all of that is tconducive to receive for the countries of central europe not just poland the vast majority is still dependent on russia to have the alternative it is of key importance for security thank you for this cooperation we will further develop by the end of 2023 we will enter into a federal contract so for sure we will increaseea but also conventional and cooperation with america and poland and the large design with conventional nuclear energy in poland those entities to participate in the project have been selected and its advanced on the polis

cooperation with the i.c.c. it also entered into article $98.00 agreements with the over $100.00 countries around the world which those countries agreed not to turn u.s. persons over to the court without u.s. consent and then the united states signal over and over and over again through statements through its actions that it did not recognize the court's jurisdiction over the united states and this is just a continuation of that policy that is extended. through the clinton administration the bush administration the obama administration and now the transfer ministry it without all of that is a negotiation with the i.c.c. it was the american saying well this is the problems with what we think is the i.c.c. the rome statute they say is sanctions this is an extraordinary one sided done we are done with this call completely and it's also calling it a kangaroo court there's no talking anymore right well this is than action that the court initiated the united states worked for years with the court when there was a prel

president for your declaration that we are going to cooperate. >> our scientists are going to cooperateearch concerning the vaccine and therapy drug against the coronavirus. everything that will be conducive to fighting the coronavirus. so i do believe thanks to this collaboration, those therapeutic call medicines will be available composed for my compatriots. thank you very much, mr. president for that all of us know how high level medical research is in the united states. and this declaration and the will of cooperation on the part of united states on the part of the president of the united states is of crucial importance to us. thank you very much for that that, ladies and gentlemen, we also discussed the cooperation in the economy and military. let me first mention our economic cooperation as the president has just mentioned. we are developing it both in the sphere of energy and building energy security. today we can say that the united states is cooperating in the sphere of creating energy security not only that energy security with poland but also the energy security of central eu

cooperation with. many different communities including the police community they wanted very much to happen themselves because there are things that they agreed to that they would like to agree to and there they would love to have it agreed to formally the democrats don't want to do it because they want to weaken our police they want to take away immunity they want to do other things that you know about as well as anybody in this in this beautiful in this beautiful field that we said they want to take away a lot of the strength from our police and from law enforcement generally and we can't live with that we can't live with that this is a great bill strongly endorsed by as you know who's to reflect who is a terrific man great senator south carolina and mitch wants it to happen i would like to see it happen but we won't sacrifice we won't do that we won't do anything that's going to hurt our police the police you know we have a record this year on crime a record positive rating on crime this year the be

. >> jimmy: sarah cooper, thank you so much for being on our show, "the tonight show.augh. >> well, i'm a big fan of yours. i have been trying to get on this show for a long time to do stand-up, and now here i am a guest without even leaving my house. so this is incredible. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. i got to say i first heard of you from these tiktok videos that you have been doing i think the first one i saw was the medical one with the - it was unbelievable. was that the first one you did >> that wasn't the first one i did. that was the first, kind of, longer one that i did, but i had been experimenting with being trump a little bit before that >> we hit the body with a tremendous -- whether it is ultraviolet or just very powerful light, and i think you said that hasn't been checked but you're going to test it. and then i said, supposing you brought the light inside the body, which you can do either through the skin or in some other way. so it would be interesting to check that so that you're going to have to use medical doctors with, but it sounds -- it sounds interest

mr president cooperation is not is there are some game it is the key to a successful collective effort to reduce poverty and increase growth thus delivering on the development potential of the region we firmly hope that egypt ethiopia and sudan or persevered with efforts to achieve an agreement on the gird that is beneficial to all thank you mr president. so we've just been listening to rosemary the carlow the u.n. and the secretary general for political and peace building affairs of the special u.n. security council virtual meeting to discuss the ground the ethiopian or nascent then as we were hearing there from rosemary the carlow the 3 countries involved d.c. opiah so than and egypt have not been able to come to some kind of agreement i believe we're going to be listening now to the u.s. ambassador to the u.n. a kelly craft let's listen as a facilitator an observer of the negotiations on an agreement for the filling and operation of gird over the last several months the united states understands and appreciates the importance of the nile river to the history stay and futures of egyp

thank you for noticing the possibility of developing cooperation.f course for my point of view, this corporation with poland is extremely important to me. but also in the economic sphere where it's speaking about increasing military importance between poland and the united states. i have no doubt whatsoever that this corporation will lead to the strengthening of the security of the european union, strengthening of the eastern flank of nato and first and foremost from my perspective, it will transcend the security of poland. and it will also land additional financial credibility to poland, investment credibility on part of american investors. one month ago global company microsoft announced that they are going to invest $1 billion in poland to establish a state-of-the-art data center and today officially google company published the information that they are also going to invest including i.t. technologies. this is going to be an even greater investment, the investment of

there are lots we can do to start with and good partnership breeds further cooperation with cooperation and it is a real challenge that we don't have those because when we operate independently, investment controls or innovation is much less. >> and when we don't work together, and divide and conquer. >> for sure. >> in this tech trek dialogue we came up with how to innovate public and private sect or to effect, can you give how we might be able to advance here from hoover as well? mr. mccormick: it is a set of principles and critical to those principles are that we are integrating market forces as much as humanly possible into the economic decision-making particularly around innovation because those market principles will guard against some of the things we are most fearful of. equally important is getting those private sect or and experienced players at the table a way that our policy policies can be informed in the tech industry and utility mayly, we need to have a personnel process not toll allow those people come in and serve and go back to industry and allow the debatest mipeds an

even though the root cooperation is required by law. for example, the small business administration has had more than $512 billion in taxpayers dollars to the paycheck protection program. yes, the reports, the sba has been acquired, failed to provide information critical to our review. ". and as a result, she a coconut determined when the funds are being effectively targeted that struggling small businesses are instead being diverted by waste, fraud, or abuse and mismanagement. last night, they notified the selection committee to provide seo toomey the data than it had previously withheld. i'm pleased that they are finally finding some willingness to obey the law. in cooperate. but it is troubling that the administration withheld this information until this eve. for the congressional hearing exposing here. also serious concerns that the administration to effectively manage key programs. the recipients of federal funds accountable. for example, gao, failed to implement oversight mechanisms that were essential to note fraud and abuse the

we cannot cooperate with evil. we cannot cooperate with injustice.ot cooperate with tortu torture. because george floyd deserved better than that. we all deserve better than that. his family deserves better than that. his children deserve better than that. steve, all george wanted from life is what any of us want. as thomas jefferson said in the declaration of independence, that unalienable rights endowed by our creator, to life, liberty, and the pursuit to be happy on this earth. that's all george was asking for, like any and all of us. but he was denied those rights. and we will seek justice in his name. we will all united as a people who are god's children seek justice in his name. but beyond the specific justice, in his case, chris, the prosecution of the four individuals who deprived george of his life, we seek a bad rere transfoe of policing. just treatment of people of color. chris, a more just criminal justice system. in essence, what we are endeavoring to do, brandon, is what my personal hero, thurgood marshall said-- make the constitution r

i am glad we have this excellent economic cooperation. mr. president i have no doubt whatsoever that the coronavirus pandemic will pass and we will be going together towards the development of our countries. towards the development of our societies, toward the building a more prosperous future both for poland and the united states and for europe. thank you so much. >> ask one to me and one to the president. that would be great. steve holland, go ahead. reporter: poland, would you send them from germany and what sort of signal would that send to russia? and for president duda, how do you feel about this, taking some troops out of germany to go to poland and what signal does that send to russia? thank you. >> well just to start, as you know poland is, as i have said many times, poland is one of the few countries that are fulfilling their obligations under nato. in particular their monetary obligations. they asked us if we would send some additional troops. they are going to pay for that. they will be paying for sending of additional troops and

>>following the verbal dispute, amy cooper seen here was fired from her job she has apologized saying she is not racist and reacted emotionally. let's switch it up now and talk about our forecast as we take a live look outside here in the city of san francisco across the bay towards the east bay. if you didn't like the hot weather. the past couple days then you're sure to like the next few days weather wise anyway. our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow here now with a look at the much cooler temperatures hey were you at good sea breeze coming our way just teen and that is really going to help to drop the temperatures could be blustery in some parts the bay area but look at your skies right now on the golden gate bridge. you see some high cirrus clouds out there going to make for a fantastic sunset get ready for that little bit later on this evening temperature wise these numbers right now 77. >>in fremont at 75 degrees in san jose over the hill there along the coast only 59 degrees getting breezy in half moon bay, 65 degrees in san francisco right now still warm in concord 82 degree

they are talking about international cooperation with crime.tinue these sort of initiatives given with seeing the fantastic breakthroughs they can yield. let's move on to the guardian faiza because we have a strong picture in the front page of the guardian. i am not sure if we can bring you that, in fact not sure if we can bring you that, infacti not sure if we can bring you that, in fact i have been told we can for legal reasons because of the naming of this german suspect. but take the knee, thousands unite in memory of george floyd. we had the first of the memorial services today, faiza. very strong speeches from his family and civil rights leaders. this is going to go on over the weekend before his burial finally. going to go on over the weekend before his burialfinally. do you think this is galvanising america in a way that previous deaths in police custody happened ? a way that previous deaths in police custody happened? yes, there have been a number of horrific deaths or murders we can say at the hands of police in america. and there has

oppose cooperation it's trying in the middle of all of this crisis to make a new cold war with china and that is a ridiculous thing to do but that is because unfortunately we have a very poor leadership in the united states which is creating so many problems inside the country add international closer say when this condemning hey. it was so good to see how everyone consolidate and countries yes their forces for mistaken care of their selves and their nations that they started changing data and they started changing the way to mediate and the mass and the medication and the doctors who are arriving from china to their information to their american to hear it was it to see that it will came together to combat this one to me and i am not a half and i just sat was very finger pointing and doing you are to place a you that i ask you today do you see when we say we need to come together to come out of this recession to see a 100 percent. giving is possible lucas county or it looks like this or says temporary come together and now they were morally maybe even more fragmented than before wel

it was a narrow win for cooper, but a win. republicans continue to dominate both houses and the legislature. but they had a lot of redistricting challenges. the redistricts they have drawn years ago -- redistricting is almost an annual event here. that might impact the legislature here. we are not sure yet. pretty evenly balanced state. some of the losses involving redistricting have shown even while republicans were winning the general assembly, democrats got more votes for congress the same year. it is a balanced state. andes are getting bigger more democratic and the rural are getting a little bit redder. the political at demographics of north carolina, what is the swing area in the state? jim: the swing areas are the suburbs. counties, if you will, are. some of the votes some of the closed-in suburbs democratic in counties like mecklenburg where charlotte is and ray county is.e raleigh nose counties virtually have republican legislators anymore. they are all democrats. i think the swing counties are generally in the suburb

you want to see progress, he wants to cooperation and you're getting that cooperation. i appreciate that. that's important testimony. i do want to ask, for example, last year do you know how many loans under the 78 program and speaking about over the last few? >> i don't know the number. >> i part 36,000 speedy i know what that given out now is speeders how many have you seen this year just since the pandemic? >> they had 4.6 million -- 4.2 or 4.6 speed 4.6 cents more in line with what i've heard. so they're done 4.6 billion this year and that's just in about how many weeks? >> about eight weeks. >> they have given up about 4.6 million loans all of last year, all 52 weeks of last year they gave out about 36,000 loans. that's not 10% more. it's not .% more. in fact, it is over 125% more loans that given out and an eight week. back in all of last year and that's by the way that is something we should be applauded because we want them to do that. we asked them to do it, to do it you had to move at rapid speed at the net our demand. to criticize him for being so expeditious

wys for prince andrew have rejected claims that he has not cooperated with the u.s.uiry to sex offender jeffrey epstein. they say he has offered his assistance on at least three occasions. u.s. officials haverm made a request to speak with the prince, who stood down from royal duties last year following his widely criticized comments about mr. epstein. here is more. >> 's more than six months now since andrew withdrew from royalty, at the time he undertook to answer questions from any.s appropriate law enforcement agency about his friendship with convicted u.s. sex offender, jeffrey epstein. months later, andrew has still not aeed how or when he will answer those questions. u.s. investigators are frustrated. in january, one of them stood outside of epstein's new york home and complained about andrews continued silence. >> the fbi has contacted prince andrew's attorneys and have requested an energy - of- an interview. today, pss enter -- prince andrew has given zero cooperation. >> he gave a statement, complaining about the way the aboutcans are goin things it's too p

and then that the cooperating officer, officer brosnan stood on his shoulder. i mean, so much of the horror of george floyd's death is the physical domination sought by police officer chauvin over george floyd. literally until he died. there are echos of those horrors in the kicking of mr. brooks and in the standing on his shoulder. both took place after he was shot. the horror of it makes me feel like retraining may not be enough. i mean, how does it get to that point where any suspect, any human is handled that way by a police officer. >> training is not enough when you're dealing with people that apparently have that kind of venom and that kind of feeling about a human beings that they're dealing with. i think that we've got to deal with the fact that we are processing people without really understanding their opinions, biases, or feelings about other human beings. if you look at someone putting their knee on someone's neck, 8 minutes and 46 seconds in minneapolis, in the case of floyd. now you have a case of kicking someone. you're standing on them, in the

and these objectives, and more, are within the reach of a cooperative and determined effort. i also intend to expand and speed up a program to make available our farm surpluses to assist in feeding and clothing the needy in asia. [applause] we should not allow people to go hungry and wear rags while our own warehouses overflow with an abundance of wheat and corn, rice and cotton. [applause] so i will very shortly name a special team of outstanding, patriotic, distinguished americans to inaugurate our participation in these programs. this team will be headed by mr. eugene black, the very able former president of the world bank. in areas that are still ripped by conflict, of course development will not be easy. peace will be necessary for final success. but we cannot and must not wait for peace to begin this job. [applause] this will be a disorderly planet for a long time. in asia, as elsewhere, the forces of the modern world are shaking old ways and uprooting ancient civilizations. there will be turbulence and struggle and even violence. great social change -- as we see in our

him, but i write about them as cooperative. -- oney as cooperatives member one vote, they are organized around service rather than profit. the historiography on --porations tends to suggest when we talk about corporations, we usually -- people are pointing toward the private business corporation, but corporations suggest that the corporations emerge as the dominant organizational form of economics in the u.s. and is literature largely describes rational andas national -- natural bureaucratic forms that aim to maximize profits for shareholders. the problem with this is you miss a lot when he don't ask questions about how and why people deploy their financial resources. so i take seriously the idea that americans across the 20th century use criteria other than profit as motivation for their pocketbook politics and religion was one such metric used by americans to shape their choices about how and where to use their financial resources. i write about u.s. workers in 2500ork city who built units of cooperative housing between the late 1920's and early 1950's, i write about finish and rinse

political level as we've just discussed here we see difficulties developing the military still cooperates very closely alexander graff lambs dorf is ever great to see you thanks so much for coming in for us today thank you we have some german football now byron munich are just one win away from capturing their 8th straight but in this league a title players are training in the rain ahead of tuesday's match at better braman byron of one the last 10 league games are 7 points clear of 2nd place for a c a dork. this is the news live from berlin don't forget there's always more of these and other stories on our website e.w. dot com i'm brian thomas for the entire team thanks for being. language courses. video. any time anyway.

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such cooperation protects mankind from recurring epidemics.ernational cooperation provides immediate action to smash a quick striking enemy. today, there are no distances. today, the airplane links continents. today the peoples of the world are one people joined over the globe. today, people of all races moved from country to country in a matter of hours. today, vital medical control is established through moderate points of international exchange. the health information services has been an extended from the seaport organization. is this sufficient? how long before a potential epidemic can be predicted? from one continent to another. only a few hours' flying time. but cholera takes longer to show itself and yellow fever, three to six days and incubation period of smallpox, seven to 16 days. passengers in a modern plane look healthy. they are. how do we know? that little girl, when she got the doll, did she receive germs as well? some passengers are germ carriers. they will reach their destination before any symptoms show. the quarantine syste

and the organization of islamic cooperation also says it rejects israeli policies that adversely affect palestinians the oh i see he says unilateral measures undermine any possibility for a 2 state solution and threat to stability across the region. cats our special envoy to afghanistan is on a visit to kabul. is holding talks with afghan officials on the peace process afghanistan's government released more than $3000.00 taliban prisoners as part of the doha agreement the united states and the taliban signed that deal in february in qatar's capital we want to have the security stability and the challah more perspective to the afghan people that's the primary purpose of the visit it is not up to us to decide it's not up to any countries to decide or to impose and the preference is it is up to the afghan people to decide if they decide to have the talks in there or how we are more than happy to fester that did this and we will do this in a very transparent way in a very impartial way and in accordance with international law. at least 27 people are believed to have been killed by landmines

our biggest advantage over the virus is that humans can cooperate in ways thatat viruse cannot. virus in china cannot give information to a virus in the usa about how to infect or how to a avoid the human immune system. but a doctor in n china can giv advice to a doctor in the u.s. ththe government of china can hp the government of the e s. they can comome -- they can fora common plan of how to fighght t virus globally. this is our bibiggest advantage over the virus. if we don't use this advantage, the crisis will be far, far worse. again, people should realize that a as long as the epidemic spreads, in any country, it enendangers the whole of humankind. >> the fundamental problem about fighting a war against the coronavirus, the invisible enemy, is that it is hard to know when the battle is over, and this explains why governments are so cautious about lockdown exit plans. but harari says successfully navigating the pandemic requires a new mind-set, and that includeses dropping the metapho of war. if you could define a victory, how would you define it? because coronavirus is not

able to capture amy cooper, explicitly what is going on. police react to you and your skin color, against you. i won't tell them i'm in danger. i won't tell them that i'm afraid. i won't tell them that there's a man. no. no. no. i will tell them exactly what i know they need to hear, to approach the situation in a way, that will give you, that will deal to you, the most egregious bodily harm possible. that was a threat. but, in that moment, she showed that, really, sometimes, it's just going, i know how the structures of power work in this world. i -- i understand systemic racism, and how it works, and i am going to use it against you because you dared to challenge me for breaking the rules. >> what's interesting. what you compa when you compare it to -- you know, the woman in the park with the dog, she had -- i mean, picking up the phone and calling the police. there was not an ounce of doubt, in her mind, how that would go. i mean, she had complete confidence in the police. and the fact that there's such a division, in how, you know, my e

to cooperate with the gao's oversight. >> two fundamental reasons. one will want to make sure we fairly represent their views and all the things they considered in carrying out this legislation. our goal is to always provide a balance of fair comprehensive picture and secondly, we need the information in order to make our assessments. the data are critical to the analysis in the hearing out our responsibilities. so without the data, there's a totally incomplete picture. and what we've had. and i would note that in april, right after the legislation was passed my similar to all the departments and agencies the federal government. explaining the fact that we were going to be doing real-time auditing. in monthly briefings to the congress and by monthly reports to the congress that we needed their cooperation. by and large we get the cooperation across the vast range of the federal agencies in the departments. some of the irs commissioners made himself and his deputies available. and other agencies were very helpful. ... ... >> that's one of the largest