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and now your company is more on the defi side of things. how concerned should the banking industry be concerned about defi at the end of the day? at what point does it start to be a threat? brian: to me, it depends on whether the banking industry adapts as it always has or if it retreats to something different. if you go back 30 years, banks used to be really threatened by money market mutual funds. later, they were concerned about index funds. at one time, banks were really scared of computers because of the idea they can maintain ledgers faster than the bank employees themselves could. the banks always managed to adapt to that kind of environment. what i try to do at the occ, is to make sure banks understand what is coming. to understand that defi and other crypto products are competing in the same space that banks typically serve. and to adapt. banks have the customers, but they are where the money is. they have the ability to succeed in this environment instead of resisting if they understand it and adapt to it. sonali: you have been in

we see people looking to defi, we cefi blowups, we see defi blowups, where can you make money?ike: we have made a lot of money in our venture book if you get into the defi book. we haven't been a big lender on defi yet, but a lot of people have. we want to get our ducks in a row before we really participate. a lot of people are making money lending on these protocols. bitcoin is still up, 13% on the year. ethereum is up over 200% on the year. even though you have had big corrections, zoom back a little bit, crypto continues to be the best performing. the bloomberg galaxy crypto index is 90% on the year. think about that relative said the s&p 500 index. emily: robinhood just had to pay to finra $70 million, the agency accusing the company of misleading customers. robinhood says they tripled customer support and are investing in the platform. do you think of robinhood is a legitimate platform for trading cryptocurrency? mike: robinhood has done a lot to democratize finance and bring young people into the space. you are not actually buying crypto, you're doing a swap for crypto. t

caroline: your due diligence is focusing on the defi index.have seen protocols not always work as intended. how do you ensure you are protecting people's money? >> when we look at the index, every quarter, different assets will be included or excluded. there is qualification criteria that must be met. investors will see that the assets with the greatest value and exposure within def willi remain in the fund and those starting to fade away will be disqualified from the fund holdings. caroline: last question. bitcoin. at what point does it become a buy? >> i'm never one to make price predictions. i can tell you based on who is investing in the market the size of the allocations they are making and the convictions they do, i think the opportunity for bitcoin remains very bright. caroline: of course you're going to say it is bright. we love having him on. great to have him in the studio. taylor: bloomberg technology coming up next. caroline: i'm going deep dive tech for the next few days. if it is not taylor, it is me. if it is not me, it is taylo

a huge koran of ours hanover, also on the program for my south african president, jacob zoom, it defies a deadline to hand himself into authorities. he had been sentenced to jail for contempt. the supreme court says it will. his challenge and the us celebrates its independence day with a lavish firework show in washington. the biggest event so far as the buttons presidency, thought he was, it's still too soon to declare independence from the pandemic. ah, i'm rebecca writ is welcome to the program. the european football championships have given sports fans plenty of excitement this summer, but fees growing that the torment could speed up the spread of the delta varian in europe, with games taking place all over the continent and some massive stadiums at full or nearly full capacity. scientists, a warning that the years have already led to a rise in infections. the joy of euro 2020, summed up by scotland fans, they will you forage when their team under points against arch rivals, england, wembley. the tournament came to an end soon after. and there was another thing in the tale of it out

a top official says pushback defy core values] and must stop. >> these are violations of european valuesen we are protecting our borders, we are protecting our values. it is because of our values. that is why you don't see violations going on without a proper response. reporter: we asked for an interview. it has denied the pushback has taken place. that dial will be challenged if the eu is serious about ending abuses on its borders. laura: president biden delived his strongest attack yet on donald trump's claim that voter fraud custom the election. speaking in philadelphia, mr. biden called efforts on american. in 17 republican-led states there have been efforts to pass laws that supporters say -- president biden pointed out there has been no evidence of widespread fraud. >> this is not demrats or republicans. it's about who we are as americans. the kind of country we want today. the kind of country we want for our children and grandchildren. quite frankly. the whole world is watching. laura: mr. biden's intervention came as a battle is playing out over voting rights in texas. democratic

although japan was nazi germany's ally in world war ii, today we will highlight a diplomat that defiedhat alliance in order to help european jews. we will also recognize the sacrifice made by many japanese americans who, despite being vilified in the u.s., joined the american military and helped to free jews from nazi persecution. i am honored to be joined by leo melamed, who survived the holocaust because of the actions of a chinese diplomat chiune sugihara. he is founder of financial futures. he is the initiator of globex and he recently published a book of memoirs and has several chapters devoted to the heroism and gratitude he feels to chiune sugihara. good morning, leo. leo: i am delighted to participate. edna: in developing today's show, we were fortunate to meet sugihara's youngest son and we look forward to sharing with you some of his reflections about his father's motivations, and the impact of his actions during the war. during today show, please send your questions by posting them in the comments section and we will get to as many of them live as we are able. leo, let's beg

south africa's former president jacob zuma says he'll defy a court order to hand himself in to start 15 month jail sentence. he also said that he was not scared of going to jail, he's been there before. at this time around, he refuses to go because he believes that it was an injustice to be sentenced to an injustice to be sentenced to a prison term without having gone to trial. all covid restrictions could be lifted, later this month in england — including the use of face coverings. afghanistan's troops patrol their country alone — as the final nato forces pull out after nearly 20 years. and, mesmerising aerialfootage of sheep on the move, goes viral — we'll have more on that. the former president of south africa, jacob zuma, has fiercely criticised the judges who sentenced him to fifteen months injail, insisting that he won't turn himself in. he was handed the prison term on tuesday for failing to appear before a corruption inquiry. hundreds of his supporters have been camping outside his home in kwazulu—natal saying they were protecting him from being arrested. our southern africa

ah, fullness of african president jacob zoom a has defied a deadline set by the supreme court to surrender to police. the 79 year old join supporters who rallied outside his home in cobbler. the promising to resist any attempt to arrest him. duma was found guilty of contempt, of course, for failing to appear before corruption inquiry. the face of 15 months in prison. and on friday, apply to the court for the sentence to be a note for me to mila has the latest from that. for myself, african president jacob zoom remains adamant that has not been treated fairly by the judicial system. specifically, the constitutional court, as well as the commission of inquiry into corruption or state capture as it's known in south africa. it's after the former president refused to testify at the commission that he was taken to the constitutional court with a charge of contempt of court. the constitutional court found that he was guilty of that and sentenced him to 15 months in prison. now the president, the former president, has gone on to say that and he said this a number of times that he's not afraid to g

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mitch mcconnell stood on the senate floor and defied donald trump today. the final vote was 67-32. 17 republicans voted for the bipartisan bill. and as i said, the one senator who was absent republican mike brown also actually supports the bipartisan bill. in a celebraory bipartisan press conference after the vote republican mitt romney said this >> some time ago ted kennedy said something of this nature, i will apply it this way, when chuck schumer and mitch mcconnell agree on the same bill they haven't both read it but in fact they have and know what's going on in this process. >> mitt romney is first time negotiator almost all of them had never legislated in the senate because the leadership in both parties in the senate have taken all legislative powers away from most senators. none of the committee chairman have the kind of power they used to have. so senators are not experienced legislatures any more. it is wrong to use the word legislature only to mean the people elected to positions in legislative bodies. the reality is the staff, the senate and ho

although japan was nazi germany's ally in world war ii, today we will highlight a japanese diplomat who defied that alliance to help european jews during the holocaust. we will also recognize the sacrifice made by many japanese-americans who, despite being vilified in the u.s., joined the american military and helped to free jews from nazi persecution. i am honored to be joined by leo who survived the holocaust because of the actions of japanese diplomats. leo is chairman emeritus of the cme group and the founder of financial futures, also the initiator of glow beck, and he recently published a book of memoirs called "man of the future" in which he has several chapters devoted to the heroism and great tiewld he feels to him. good morning, leo. >> good morning. >> i'm so glad to see you in chicago. >> i'm delighted to participate in this very important program. >> in developing today's show, we were also fortunate to meet sukihara's youngest son, and we look forward to sharing with you some of his reflections about his father's motivations and the impact of his actions during the war. during to

and the heroism of sugihara to defy his government's orders and issue visas as his son that you just. i met the brother many years later in tokyo, if he told me -- and he told me many stories about his father. he had devoted his life to the memory of sugihara, his father, and i joined that effort and promised him that i would do everything i could to memorialize the memory of this great hero. >> leo, you ended up in the japanese city of kobe, correct? >> yes, because it was the cheapest place to live and, of course, we didn't have any money. if it wasn't for the joint effort of the committee to give us, help us, it would have been impossible. that, what you're viewing is a crayon box because my parents, again -- [laughter] made me enter school because we didn't know how long we would be there. and they gave kids this crayon box, the only evidence i have of going to the japanese school, which i did. of course, i've forgotten the language since. and it was a really different experience than the one in russia because we were at least free for the moment and not in danger of death and wh

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patents for vehicles that were oddly similar to the kinds of pill shaped vehicles exhibiting physics defyingapabilities that the navy and marine pilots in these very famous videos are seeing, are reported as seeing. so, while the pentagon is saying that they are not ours or rus sia's, they are incapable of completely precluding that. especially when you think of the different investments in high-tech r&d such as hypersonic said things like the inertia mass production technology. basically, i do not think there report's conclusion. it is what rumsfeld used to refer to as "unknown unknowns." host: doesn't the release of this report foster more questions to be asked along the lines that you are asking. guest: that is a big thing. like i said at the beginning, the hope is that this does start a wider conversation. i happen to agree with people -- former intelligent people -- former intelligent people leading the public discussion. we need to figure out who and what this is. this is not just a blimp on the radar. this is actual, observable events. and for the sake of our national security, we hav

there are defy platforms, and i have yet to come across the single defy platform that has know your customer requirements. and so there are a number of ways to sort of evade some of the so-called safe cards that are already being touted as being in place and i think you know, we need to look at what cftc commissioner dan berkovitz recently said in a speech, which is that some of these d5 platforms are operating as unregulated unregistered exchanges and maybe illegal under the to be exchange act. i also think that we need to be concerned about leverage leverage both by institutions, but also leveraged by retail investors retail investors in the stock market traditionally can't have more than a two to one leverage but in cryptocurrency markets many individual investors can get up to 125 to one leverage and that can wipe you out quite quickly. and so i do think that there are opportunities in the space. unfortunately for regulatory arbitrage and i do think that that is some of the reason that they have been successful to date. i do think that the regulators should take a close look at their exi

some of the more concerning areas i've seen in defy around platforms that offer derivatives.nkly it reminds me of the over the counter derivatives marketplace before dodd/frank, which i worked in as a banker in the late 2000s. things like the u.s.-based dydx, open which offers options on cryptocurrency and ribbon finance which offers structured products based on crypto. recently cftc commissioner dan burkovitz said that unregistered defy exchanges may not be legal under the commodity exchange act. i have also used a defy protocol called pancake swap which advertising eye popping annual percentage rates in exchange for locking a pair of cryptocurrencies into the platform's liquidity pools. avrs are probably not the right metric to attempt to use for what the crypto community called yields farming as the rates can vary wildly even on a single day but just to give you one example in early may pancake posted a tweet saying you to get over 100,000 percent apr if you stake or locked in your dogecoin on pancake swap. they later stated that that special rate was only there for 13 day

and when the people insisted on defying that ban, to go on and deliver petitions.olice used brutal force, firing tear gas and shooting rubber bullets and sometimes real bullets on peaceful protesters whose only plan was to deliver petitions. but also i think it is important to speak to the excuse that they used when banning the delivery of these petitions, which was the spread of the coronavirus. in the last two weeks, the king's keep has hosted parties. which were having huge audiences with friends. so it's not about people gathering. it is about denying the poor the opportunity to gather and express their frustrations about this oppressive regime. sami: menzi, why haven't we seen the king make any public appearance, making a statement, when the country is clearly being gripped by some serious turmoil? >> i think more than anything, it is anxiety. and it is unwillingness to come and step up and account for the actions of his government. and i think there might be an element of fear, an element of concern. and he is trying to wait for the situation to simmer down.

into our, with your top stories on al jazeera, for miss south african president, jacob summa has defied a deadline set by the supreme court to surrender to police 79 year old join supporters who rallied outside his home in candler, and promising to resist any attempt to arrest him, simon was found guilty of contempt of court fighting to appear before corruption inquiry. you faces 15 months in prison and on friday apply to the court. the sentence to be a note effect that i was busted with a punitive j sentence without trial is something which should in induce a sense of shock to all those who cherish freedom. and the rule of law, south africa is fast, slight in bag to i, but the type group a demolition team will bring down what's left of a partially collapsed building in the u. s. state of florida in the coming hours. the plans for the south side apartments near miami were brought forward as the region braces, a tropical storm elsa, which is expected to reach the coast on she's day. work is have been searching for bodies since a building collapse. 10 days ago. 24 people have been confirm

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i had defied a deadline set by the supreme court surrendered to police in found guilty of contempt to court last week for failing to pay a full corruption inquiry continues to deny any room during a deposition team is preparing to bring down what's left of a partially collapsed apartment building in the us state of florida. the operation was brought forward a head if a tropical storm expected to land on tuesday. 24 people are confirmed dead hunting 21 missing after the collapse 10 days ago. as i said before, will be moving forward with the demolition as soon as it's safe to do so. between 10 pm and 3 am tonight, bringing the building down in a controlled manner is critical to expanding our scope of search as you know in the pile. and allowing us to search in the area closest to the building which has currently not been accessible to the team, given the great risk to our 1st responders due to the instability of the building. the philippine military says all 96 people on board, one of its planes that crashed on sunday has been accounted for. 47 people died when the aircraft went down in

any attempt to defy the party -- defied -- divide a party from the chinese people or set the people againsthe party is bound to fail. the more than 95 million party members and the more than 1.4 billion chinese will never allow such a scenario to come to pass. [applause] pres. xi: on the journey ahead, we must rely closely on the people to create history, upholding the parties fundamental purpose of -- party's fundamental purpose of wholeheartedly representing the people, we must stand firmly with the people, implement the parties lifeline, respect the people's creativity and practice a people centered philosophy. we will develop whole process people's democracy, safeguard social fairness and justice. the imbalances and inadequacies are in development. and the most pressing difficulties and problems that are of great concern to the people, in doing so we will make a more notable -- for us to achieve development and prosperity for all. [applause] pres. xi: it must continue to adapt marxism to the chinese contacts. marxism is the fundamental guiding ideology upon which our party and country a

south africa's former president jacob zuma days he'll defy a court order to hand himself in to start5 month jail sentence. he also said that he was not scared of going to jail. he's been there before. at this time around, he refuses to go because he believes it was an injustice to be sentenced to a prison term without having gone to trial. at least 45 people have died after a military plane crashed in the southern philippines — up to 50 survivors have been taken to hospital. and mesmerising aerialfootage of sheep goes viral — we'll have more on that. hello and welcome if you re watching in the uk or around the world. the uk government has suggested that wearing a face covering could become a matter of personal choice, when coronavirus restrictions in england are eased, which is expected in two weeks�* time. the housing secretary robertjenrick said the public must learn to live with the virus and use their own judgment. the opposition labour party agrees that the economy must open up, but it wants to see the science behind the government's decisions. our political correspondent chris

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and defies vaccine has been found to be less effective against it, but not as less effective as seen in our preliminary data. so we will have to watch it closely as, as the data unfold. yeah, so that's the situation in israel. meanwhile, europe is increasingly struggling with vaccine hesitancy in the german capital. one in firefox or nation appointments has been canceled or postponed in recent weeks. according to the german red cross, which has, in fact suggested a 30 year old fine for those feeling to show up for a shot. the head of the organization is brilliant, branch seize vaccine, absenteeism is selfish. in our experience, every day, 5 to 10 percent of those who have appointments do not attend in the arena bell in area alone, around 3000 people vaccinated every day. while the rest of the centers around $15000.00 vaccination take place every day of those 3 files and every day, $150.00 total people do not attend. that is quite a lot if you consider the amount of effort that goes into this 1st, this is not fair to those who would like to make an appointment for the vaccination . we

we have data which shows even if the immunity of doses of defy the job, even if the newness is waning, is winning very, very, very slowly. it is possible at some point, everybody will need another dose. obviously we're worried about the drop. the delta vary and has already been studied in britain and elsewhere in defies vaccine has been found to be less effective against it, but not as less effective as seen in our preliminary data. so we will have to watch it closely as, as the data unfolds, the full size of vaccination request. 2 sharps like most current covey jobs that are growing. vaccine hesitancy, trend the same. people refuse to get the 2nd dose. for example, in the german capital, nearly one and 6 vaccination appointments gets cancelled postponed in recent weeks, according to germany's red cross, which is even suggesting a 30 or a fine for those who don't show up had to be sessions burden branch as the vaccine absenteeism is increasing and that it's wasting precious time and resources. and our experience every day, 5 to 10 percent of those who have appointments do not attend i

south africa's former president jacob zuma says he'll defy a court order to hand himself in to start5 month jail sentence. at least 45 people have died after a military plane crashed in the southern philippines — up to 50 survivors have been taken to hospital. nations send help to cyprus as it tackles a huge wildfire. its president describes as the worst in decades. and mesmerising aerialfootage of sheep goes viral — we'll have more on that. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. i'm geeta guru—murthy. the uk government is signalling that all legal restrictions relating to covid will end on the 19thjuly in england, including the wearing of facemasks. the housing secretary, robertjenrick, said the public must learn to live with the virus and use their personaljudgment. labour said they're keen for the economy to open up — but they want to see the science guiding government decisions. our political correspondent chris mason reports. from the cobbles of york... ..to the minster, a portrait of england, wandering back to normal, as the government suggests that

they say that mr. wilma is way he should be because he has defied the institutions of the very democracy that he has multiple. we have about 30 seconds, christine. what does all of this tell us about the the rule of law in south africa tonight? well, people in this country who, who are happy about the debate of monsieur i celebrating what they say is the rule of law being supreme. there's long been the view in this country that the political each enjoy living community that the ordinary south african doesn't, is know the corruption in this country. it has cost this country investment and it has cost people to have people in this country the most. and so people are seeing this from kind of a message to people and government that no more gone other days, no matter who you walk off off of corruption because people are tired of that people, especially as this graph commission has been going on. people have been hearing about the extent of government corruption, south africans off frustrated. they are angry and they see this as a victory for the country. they see this as a training that nobod

students have been abducted nigeria liters, math, kidnapping, and in sport, roger federer is age defying effort to win. another grand slam title is still alive . the 39 year old come the all this meant reach wimbledon quarter finals in the world health organization has warned against easing call, with 19 restrictions to see criticizing what it calls a premature rush back to fool normality. a number of countries across europe are significantly relaxing their rules, spite y, as in numbers and concerns about the highly contagious down to variance that w. h o assist the pandemic is not over yet. and for the waves of infection could surface later in the year. all of the countries of the america, we still have nearly 1000000 cases. week 1000000 a week in the hook up. it is an over am and the same in europe and europe in region. we've half a 1000000 cases week like this thing has gone away. so i sometimes have this sense that everyone thinks it's all over and we're just getting on. and to an extent, i understand the sentiment. understand why people want to feel that way. but for a lot of the wo

the delta varying has already been studied in britain and elsewhere in defies. and 15 has been found to be less effective against it, but not as less effective as seen in our preliminary data. so we will have to watch it closely as the data unfold the view in israel. meanwhile, europe is increasingly struggling with vaccine hesitancy in the german capital. women find vaccination appointments as being canceled or postponed in recent weeks . according to the german red cross, which suggested a 30 year old fight for those failing to show up for a shot. and an interview too artsy, the head of the organizations berlin branch, brundage vaccine absenteeism of selfish. in our experience, every day, 5 to 10 percent of those who have appointments day and i do not attend and in the arena bell and area alone around 3000 people vaccinated every day. while the rest of the centers around 15000 vaccination always every day and those 3 files and every day, 150 people do not attend. that is quite a lot if you consider the amount of effort that goes into this 1st, this is not fair

they say that mr. wilma is way he should be because he has defied the institutions of the very democracy that he has got about 30 seconds . christine, what does all of this tell us about the the rule of law in south africa tonight? well, people in this country who, who are happy about the debate of makia i celebrating what they say is the rule of law being supreme. this long been the view in this country that the political each enjoy and living community that the ordinary south african doesn't is know the corruption in this country. it has cost this country investment and it has cost people to have people in this country the most. and so people are seeing this from kind of a message to people and government that no more gone other days, no matter who you walk off off of corruption because people are tired of that people, especially as this graph commission has been going on. people have been hearing about the extent of government corruption, south africans off frustrated. they are angry and they see this as a victory for the country. they see this as a training that nobody is above the l

this is due to the news law from berlin, jacob zoom and defies. a deadline to hand himself into the authorities. the former south african president chelsea tells hearing supporters there is no need for him to go to jail. supreme court is reviewing a prison sentence imposed for contempt. the devastating wildfires tear through cyprus, dozens of houses, and whole groves of ancient olive trees are destroyed. shipping president calls it the worst disaster in decades. ah, ah, i'm next vice are welcome to the program. former south african president jacob zoom is defying a court deadline to give himself up to the authorities. juma has told hundreds of supporters outside his home that there is no need for him to go to jail. he was sentenced to 15 months in prison for refusing to attend a corruption hearing. but the supreme court has agreed to consider his challenge to the verdict. juma called on his associates to keep backing him in his court battle . i call on all my support has to use peaceful means to protest against this injustice. i really must be cle

the delta vary and has already been studied in britain and elsewhere, and defies vaccine has been found to be less effective against it, but not as less effective as seen in our preliminary data. so we will have to watch it closely as the data unfolds. the full size of vaccination requires to show us like most coven injections, but a growing vaccine hesitancy. trend has seen people refusing to get a 2nd dose and the job in capital. for example, nearly one in 6 vaccination appointments are counselled or postponed in recent weeks. that's according to the german red cross, which also suggested a 30 euro find for those failing to show up. at the head of the organization's berlin branch says vaccine absenteeism is increasing. in our experience, every day, 5 to 10 percent of those who have appointments do not attend in the arena bell and area alone around 3000 people have vaccinated every day. while the rest of the centers around $15000.00 vaccinations take place every day of those 3 files and every day, $150.00 total people do not attend. that is quite a lot if you consider the amount of eff

everything is really defying everything we projected, so that's a bit scary. >> and when it comes toour boots on the ground status, what are you seeing in terms of people with the virus who are perhaps unvaccinated? are you seeing a lot of, you know, buyer's remorse or non-buyer's remorse? >> at times i am, and they are heartfelt stories, people that are sick and lamenting the fact they didn't get vaccinated. also we're seeing people that got vaccinated with pfizer, johnson & johnson, moderna, and they're getting covid, and they did all the right things, and they moved forward in their life appropriately according to the guidelines, and they're getting covid albeit i feel like they're getting a less severe covid, which is a good thing. and it's less likely for a vaccinated person to get the delta variant. that being said, we're starting to see an uptick in admitting people with the delta variant. >> and less likely to die. i think the latest statistic i saw was 99% of deaths are unvaccinated people, which makes it a bit of a no-brainer. i wanted to ask you just quickly before we go,

he is, defies a 5 day deadline to himself and his keys judges of bias. ive nice mr. miller in pisa merits berg that court hearing is taking place for me. when are we going to find out if j consumer will indeed go to jail? well, the expectation is that the court, the high coach and peter marriage book should war ideally, in theory, should have a judgement today because wednesday is the deadline by which police have an order from the constitutional court to a with the former president. and that's after, as you say, he didn't hand himself over by sunday. and so what he's trying to do is call to at least his lawyer is to get an interdict to stop. that's a risk. and we've just heard from his lawyer trying to explain to the judge presiding over this case, why they're there, they're seeking this interdict. he's also outlined that the former president is 79 years old. he's not a flight risk. and that the, there are various parties who are not opposed to this application, but we also know the constitutional court has said that they could potentially be an issue of a to restri

of history, although japan was nazi ally in world war ii today will highly japanese diplomat who defied that to help european jews during the holocaust will also recognize the sacrifice made by many japanese-americans who despite being vilified in the u.s., joined the american military and help to free jews from nazi persecution. i am honored to be joined by survive the holocaust because of the chinese diplomat chiune sugihara. leo is chairman emeritus of the cme group and the founder of financial futures. also the initiator of globex and he recently published a book of memoirs called man of the futures in which she has several chapters devoted to the heroism and gratitude he feels to chiune sugihara. i am delighted to participate in this very important program. >> and develop in today show we were fortunate enough to meet chiune sugihara son and we are excited to share the about his father's motivations and impact during the war. during today's show please send your questions for leo posting that many comments section will get to as many of them alive as weekend or in the course of the

last week, the constitutional court found him guilty of contempt for defying its order to appear beforeg him to jail at his age during a pandemic would be a death sentence. the president of haiti, jovenel moise, has been assassinated at his home in the capital port—au—prince. the government said the property was stormed overnight by unidentified armed men. mr moise had been in power since 2017. his critics had accused him of corruption, and he'd faced waves of often violent protests. 0ur north america correspondent sophie long reports. haiti is a country in chaos, where acts of everyday life have come to pose a mortal risk. accused of corruption and extending his presidency illegally, jovenel moise faced mass protests and demands from the opposition to step down. the interim prime minister described the assassination, which came after weeks of escalating violence, as a heinous, inhumane and barbaric act and declared a state of emergency. still recovering from the devastating earthquake of 2010 and the hurricane that struck six years later, parts of the country remain inaccessible, besie

as a tele vive medical center, we have data which shows even if the immunity of 2 doses of defy their job, even if team units is waning, it's winning very, very, very slowly. it is possible at some point everybody will need another dose. obviously we're worried about the drop. the delta vary and has already been studied in britain and elsewhere in defies vaccine has been found to be less effective against it, but not as less effective as seen in our preliminary data. so we will have to watch it closely as the data unfold. the whole vaccination with 5 to requires 2 shots, like most of the current covert injections, but a growing vaccine hesitancy trend to seen people refusing to get a 2nd dose in the german capital. for example, one in 5 vaccination appointments has been canceled or postponed in recent weeks, as, according to the german red cross, which even suggested a 30 year. oh fine for those. failing to show up for their shot. at the head of the organizations berlin branch says vaccine absenteeism is selfish. in our experience, every day, 5 to 10 percent of those who have appointm

the king defies. call for democratic change on a points in your prime minister. ah . while the african governance chief negotiator says there is no military solution to the conflict with the taliban. and that negotiations are the only way forward, as senior delegation is hard to meet representatives of the group as violence continues to escalate in afghanistan. taliban fighters have been taking advantage of the u. s. withdrawal launching offensives and capturing large parts of the country. the 2 sides have now been meeting on an off a month, but the talks of last momentum, as the fighting continues to rage back home. i want to sound this time to get the sort of delegation that gaston, hidden by the chairman of the reconciliation committee, has arrived in the capital capital. doha, and as meeting with the delegation of negotiations affiliated with the government. during his visit at the lab level, discuss important and crucial issues with taliban representatives. the solution to the conflict in afghanistan lives in negotiations and peace can be reached through dialogue