the standing for office shake cordell, they're reporting from moscow. now in some countries, the corona virus seems to be getting slowly under control, but elsewhere it's still raging. india has just announced the world's highest every single day death toll from code 19. it reported over $6000.00 deaths and 24 hour periods, revising its figures even so, delhi has started to ease the restrictions and migrant workers are returning to the city. this desperate to earn a living the, the city may not have enough support jobs to support them. the really we need to gather every morning to find do you or you'll be schooley is one of them. he's an unskilled migrant leader who has been working in the informal sector in the capital for almost 6 years. but times are tough for him. he was left without any work when he went into lockdown after the city was hit by the 2nd week of school with him on time. we're barely getting any work. there is so much unemployment. many of the labor also come back from the villages. the wait for a job every day, but there just isn't en

now we have d, w, corresponding band rigor to in geneva, and journals, jake cordell in moscow. good morning to you both there. let's start with you there in geneva. after a lot of press coverage and public discussion. do you think that president biden achieved what he set out to do from american standpoint? it is a mission accomplished, joe biden did what he said he would do before the summit. he told me i put in where the red lines are and what america would accept and what not accept. he threatened, devastating consequences if, for example, the opposition and figure i didn't say enough only would die in russian custody. and he also threatened consequences when the rental tax and side by text originated in russia allegedly will continue. so he draw the red lights in the sand. biden is convinced that the food understood that this is not about that person a relationship, but about doing business together. ok, jake, let's come to you and moscow because we did seem to, to see 2 different narratives emerge from the meetings. so what is your analysis of put in outcome from the summi

they're saying that the results are this some it will take 6 to 12 months to say ok. journalist j cordell, they're in moscow and he's been rigor in geneva. thank you both so much. let's take a look at some other stories making headlines around the world. the u. s. congress has voted overwhelmingly to create a federal holiday commemorating the end of slavery in the country. june 18th, march the day on june 19th, 1865. when the last and slave african americans learned that they had been free, it is the 1st new federal holiday in 38 years. and numerous airlines and major banks have experience website outages in the united states and australia that's reporting to the tracking site down detector. among the companies affected our delta american airline commonwealth bank in southwest airlines. it's not yet clear if the average is, are related or what is caused them. india is unlocking after a massive 2nd wave of corona virus infections. but there are fears that the country could be hit by a 3rd way, especially if barely 3 percent of the population is vaccinated. one problem is that too few vacci

j cordell. in moscow we'll take a look at some of the stories making news around the world. president biden has withdrawn executive orders passed by donald trump, the band, the chinese own mobile apps, tick tock, which at a national security grounds is that the bible administration will conduct a review to identify security risks associated with aps, owned by foreign companies. thousands of people have taken part in a vigilant canadian city of london to mourn for members of a muslim family who run down by the driver of a pickup truck on sunday. 5 minutes to just intruder has described the killing of a hate driven terrorist attack. us vice president common harris's, finished her 1st foreign trips since taking office. she met with president andrew manuel has the open door in mexico city to discuss how to reduce illegal border cross in from mexico. in guatemala. she won't people from latin america against attempting to enter the us, who migrations driven by desperation. it's going to take more than

ok, without the organization take cordell in moscow. thank you. or instead of taking place in freezing february this year's, but until festival is an open celebration, the summer special has just begun. featuring outdoor public screenings and 126 films to be shown in 16 open to them was across the city. the events a central venue, especially created open a cinema on berlin's museum island, where the red carpet has already been rolled out. and of course that d w is a scott to rock spread as our veteran banner reporter. welcome scott. so it's cinema. finally back. i think so, i mean at least the feeling of sin is back here in berlin. i think an actor who i spoke to the right carpet said it best. he said it feels like coming out of hibernation. we, we've had such a long, a dark period behind us. i mean, for the cinema industry, they've been sort of locked out of cinema's because there's been, the sinners have been shut down for cinema lovers like myself. we've been stuck in our little caves at home on our sofas, watching movies by the light of our la

well, jake cordell has more on the verdict from moscow. this decision was widely anticipated and alexi, nevada had already moved to the span that network ahead of this decision. so on an organizational level, that doesn't change anything that well, those changes to now, anyone who has worked with alexis found the in these organizations become liable for some pretty hefty possible prison sentences up to 6 years ahead. employees as well as extending this broad and very vague idea of responsibility, could extend to people who are native to the organization, volunteered an event even re posted or shared something on social media. but one of the key issue is effectively bands and outlaws. anyone who is work in the election about the organization from running for office in russia, and that's crucial because it comes with paul white, a crackdown head of parliamentary elections. we just scheduled for september. previously when russia had elections. it went through the process of one by one, eliminating candidates like where they were too much of a

worked with the organization plus anyone who donates to it or share its material could face jail. jake cordell has more on the verdict from this decision was widely anticipated and alexi, nevada team had already moved to be span that network ahead of this decision. so on an organizational level that doesn't change. and i think that what those changes to now, anyone who has worked with alexis found the in these organizations become liable for some pretty hefty possible prison sentences of up to 6 years employees. as well as extending this broad and very vague idea of responsibility. the could extend to people who are native to the organization, volunteered an event even re posted or shared something on social media, but one of the key issues effectively benz an outlaws. anyone who is work in the election about the organization from running for office in russia, and that's crucial because it comes with paul white, a crackdown head of parliamentary elections. we just scheduled for september. previously when russia had elections. it went through the process of one by one, eliminating candidates li

your body says the decline in cordele east. you to climate change and urge australia to take accelerated action on just both your 2022 groups wrapped up on monday group. see austria joined the netherlands in qualifying for the last 16 while there was a night of drama in group bay. and copenhagen denmark hammered russia for one to secure surprising 2nd place. finish in front of the pack stadium. fans and players . clearly emotional after christian eric since collapse in the 1st group game and st. petersburg felon held belgium for a long time before own goal on a rama, lou lou cock who strike secured a to new win for one of the tournament favorites organizers of the football championships. have refused to request to light up unix stadium with bravo colors. and germany play the final game that on wednesday. but the sports governing body said no because it had to stay politically neutral. pictures of the leon serena from january decked out and rainbow colors in memory of the gay men and women killed in the holocaust. this week unix

thanks and data diplomatic, get us to james base the live in cordele in the united kingdom at the start of the, at the g 7 summit. britain is foreign minister says that china has broken its legal obligations to guarantee freedoms to hong for hong kong and a newly released report. dominic rob accuses paging of clear breaches of the 984 joint declaration signed by china and the u. kate, britain ran the territory until hand to get back to china in 1997. rob goes on to criticize, but national security law imposed last year saying that it's being used to stifle political opposition. hong kong government says the remarks couldn't be further from the truth. meanwhile, hong kong is expanding power to censor films. the government will that activity that it believes and dangerous national security. critics say that paging is imposing more mainland style controls of arts and culture. in hong kong. keith richberg is director of the university of hong kong journalism of media studies center. he explains the timing of the new censorship guidelines. the original film, censorship guidelines here said b

since paris in 2015 at the end of the year. triple america is james pays reporting live from ives in cordele, in the u. k. well, as you heard, there was still awaiting the final details of the environmental commitments agreed by g. 7 leaders. already climate organizations criticized early announcements on having compet emissions by 2030 and ending reliance on coal power as not going very far enough. houses here is environment edison, the clock explains why it's critical for g 7 nations to address the most pressing issues. a lot of times this is g 7 is a key test in a crucial year for climate action as we build up to a major global. so it, at the end of the year g 7 represents more than half of the world's economy and more than a quarter of global emissions, what g 7 commits to masses, especially as we know that the world is currently not on cost to stop, temps is rising beyond the parents agreement threshold of $1.00 and a half degrees celsius, which means more of this, the destructive effects of a planetary system in term or, and it is the poor nations that bad the front of the worst impact

it's a james based that lives in cordele at the z g 7 summit. that's bringing the brit britain, president of situation room consultancy, and former director of global engagement in the white house on the president obama . he's in washington. good to have you with a spread. what did you make of the ok or a tire president by that, but such a contrast is prednisone certainly, and biden has brought america back to the world stage. he is tried to repair some of the damage, but it is considerable. and i think he heard in that press conference and we've heard over the last several days just how much work there is. and biden's approach is a very pragmatic one. he's trying to find areas where both this group, as well as with russia and even china, there can be some collaboration in coordination. and let's not forget, foreign policy really doesn't get top billy in the white house these days. it's backburner issue and he's mostly been focused on things here in the united states. so, you know, he's trying to keep a lot of those global problems at bay. he's

but activists say that it's still far from enough to meet the needs g. 7 leaders arriving in cordele in the u. k. a day, one of the 3 day summits talks will be dominated by vaccine diplomacy, climate, and rebuilding the global economies believe this also expect to the whole side by meetings with joe 5. as he looks to re establish america's global christmas. a video has emerge set to show god's assaulting, shackled palestinian prisoners, and it is ready jail. the newspaper says the security footage from march 2019 shows more than.

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well, d, w, 's, jake cordell has more on the verdict from moscow. this decision was widely anticipated and alexi, nevada, the team had already moved to be span that network ahead of this decision. so on an organizational level, that doesn't change anything that well, those changes to now, anyone who has worked with alexis found the in these organizations become liable for some pretty hefty possible prison sentences of up to 6 years employees as well as extending this broad and very vague idea of responsibility could extend to people who are native to the organization, volunteered to an event even re posted or shared something on social media. but one of the key issue is effectively bands and outlaws. anyone who is work in the election of value organization from running for office in russia, and that's crucial because it comes with paul white, a crackdown head of parliamentary elections, which is scheduled for september. previously, when russia had elections, it went through the process of one by one, eliminating candidates, it didn't like where they

he collected so much information about the state department that secretary of state cordell hall once began a meeting by asking are we talking for this room or for pearson? the column is benefited from sources high and low within the state department. but particularly from under secretary of state sumner wells who was a close friend and confidant. the washington. merry grant promoted wells' career, and he provided information and also confirmed news that a pearson had picked up elsewhere. the trouble was that the column grew so favorable to wells the secretary hull began to blame him for all of the leaks and eventually had him fired. in fact drew pearson had plenty of sources within the state department. one was the director of the state department's office of special political affairs alger hiss. indeed when his's colleagues worried about him leaking. it was not to the soviet union but to drew pearson. some of pearson's columns clearly originated in classified us military information about the british actions. several departments received copies of those reports and hisses was one of