and here in moscow we have dmitri so slow. he's the deputy director of the center for comprehensive european and international studies at the higher school of economics . i totally cross talk roles and effects. that means you can jump in anytime you want. and i always appreciate, let me go to john 1st in paris we have it impasse, not the 1st time in the repeating union when it comes to foreign policy. last time we had the semblance of good relations was back in 2014, before the 4th regime change, and it's been downhill ever since. so where do we stand right now? and i want to talk, ask on our, our panelists, dmitri, why should we even care anymore? it's been 7 years. i mean, what's the point we've gotten used to not being together? go ahead, john. well, let's, let's remind ourselves that the european union is as the slave israel has shown, is a dysfunctional organization. and you just said in your question, why should we care? i don't think russia does need to care. it's a dysfunctional organization because we can see that the

and i want to talk, ask on our, our panelists, dmitri, why should we even care anymore? it's been 7 years. i mean, what's the point we've gotten used to not being together? go ahead, john. well, let's, let's remind ourselves that the european union is as the slave israel has shown, is a dysfunctional organization. and you just said in your question, why should we care? i don't think russia does need to care. it's a dysfunctional organization because we can see that the tail wags the dog, tiny little states, which have a population of only a 1000000 also are able by finding the table loud enough to put spokes in the wheels of the big players in particular, germany. and this is crazy and plus the dirty linen is, is washed in public. so it shows that the european union, despite what people say, doesn't make its member states stronger together, in fact, weakens them because you always have to go to the lowest common denominator. but in the sense, i think that we really don't need to worry about what goes on in the brussels meeting. because as we've said before on this channe

i think if i read this before coming here, i might not stay for 15 years. dmitri, to be honest, it's, it's scary stuff and terror, the terror threat. russia is not exactly the only country effected by that. is it obviously not, of course terrorism does happen in russia, but kind of rarely, i mean, yes, we saw the situation because over a month ago. but more often than not these stories about the headings, knife, attack, stabbings, killings. they're not coming most of the time from russia. they're coming from countries like the us, the u. k. in germany, france. yet somehow, none of these countries have been designated as level for threats. apparently, according to the state department of the mythical thread of terrorists and russia is far greater than everything that's been happening in europe over the past few years. here's just a few examples of opened a terrorism investigation after a police employee was stamped to death at a police station near paris. a terror attack in vienna. austria leave 2 people dead, including one of the gunmen 15 others are wounded. 7. seriously. this is the

russia poison another dissidence, investigative journalists, say, criminal and critic and poets. dmitri, by coffee, was followed by the same secret agents who targeted alexander and monsoon range, cause a building to collapse and one by 8 children. now, along the day to the 1st tragedy of india monsoon season and more heavy rain all the way and the balloon film festival gets on the way due to the pandemic. this is barely now that the 1st step is to take place under dog as an open and celebration . ah, i'm glad elf has welcome to the program. joe biden is kicking off his 1st global to us president. he's the united kingdom, where he'll meet with prime minister barak johnson will hear more about his agenda from our correspondence in the u. k. in a moment. but 1st, here's how biden began his trip with a message of support for his allies and a warning for russia. touching down in the u. k. on emission to reset america's relations with the world on his 1st trip abroad since taking office, president biden has a pact itinerary. the g 7 summit is followed by a nato, a meeting you talks and the f

administration repeatedly coming up with descriptions and absurd reasons why russia is the bad guy. dmitri, thanks for taking us throughout ortiz. dimitri polk will the move we've just been speaking, but also follows russia decision to put the u. s. on its list of on friendly countries along with the check republic, former us marine corps intelligence officer, scott ritter, so he's the stable. i'm predictable relations with russia that washington keeps talking about. doesn't equal friendship. it clearly is a political move because russia is not this dangerous, is afghans dance, syria, and another nations that are engaged in ongoing conflicts? i believe it's more of a retaliatory measure taken in response to russia listing the united states as, as an enemy. the lighthouse is very careful with his words. predictable and stable does not mean friendly. under no circumstances, does it mean friendly, means predictable and stable? united states has painted russia as, as an adversary, not as a friend, but what it wants to ensure is that, like perhaps during the cold war era where the united states

petersburg and a little earlier in the afternoon as the russian president spokesperson. dmitri pasco, also way did on the international context of the decision. i didn't say that the diesel was ation process is constant. it has now become obvious, and this process of the dollar is actually taking place not only in our country, but also in many other countries. in the world that study being concerned regarding the reliability of the main currency. it's not a surprise that russian law makers really welcomed the move and said that it's a very important step towards further strengthening rushes, national, financial and economic sovereign. besides this, this decision will really strengthen the role of the chinese currency in russia out of time when beijing and moscow are really continuing to pursue stronger ties in almost every aspect. in the meantime, we have already heard voices of concern from across the atlantic, including from one commentator who used to be a us treasury official. he said that the situation in which the likes of russia ran and try to continue the scene of the dollar i

and to that, dmitri pasco said that he believes there are 3 reasons for what's going on right now. that is, the total negligence of people, the fact that they're not following the restrictions. also the slow pace of the vaccination, and also the sly nature of the virus. itself and again, all of this explains the latest actions that have been undertaken by the moscow city authorities. that's a place where the situation is the most difficult with the spike in new cases. only a few days ago, the mayor ordered all the employers in the service sector to have 60 percent of the staff vaccinated. and this does sound like mandatory vaccination, but actually it isn't. that's the word that we're getting from the russian authorities. and also from the kremlin, we heard that they see no issues with differentiating the population that has been vaccinated. and that has not taken the jap just yet, just joined. is moscow suffering from a records level of covey infections? and correspondingly, patricia could bring as the story that thank you an error of suspicion. what human rights activists say has

that's according to several russian football officials and even russian president spokesman dmitri passed off, who insisted that sports must stay out of politics, but the wave has said that they have nothing against them. app will indeed be tournament euro 2020 kicks off in room tomorrow nights and as fun flocked to stadiums across europe, the world health organization is urging people to remain vigilant. it's launched on information campaign alongside unicef, highlighting ways to reduce the risk of covered 900 infection there, warning up despite the tourism sector. now slowly reopening, people still need to exercise caution when traveling to avoid confined or crowded spaces. my colleague research shapes bought with rob butler, director of the w. h o regional office for europe. he sais. europe needs to bear in mind the optic in cases last summer. last year, we were in exactly the same place. and we saw a phenomenal resurgence. cobit following the summer. so this time we want to really take that lesson. there are only 400000000, i say only, but 400000000 practicing dosage administered in t

altogether more know when the mass firings were brought up at a press conference kremlin speaker dmitri past calls maintained that the workers were let go for having taken part in unauthorized protests. and then employers had the right to do so. but you have guineas, donovan claims has never taken part in a pro asked anyone can make mistakes, but i didn't. i voice my political opinion. if the state carries out such punishments, it'll achieve the opposite of its claims. people will want to join the opposition. i've always been silent, but no more. which together with his union, ge donovan plans to seal his employer the moscow metro. although he doesn't believe he'll succeed, he wants to keep fighting, even if it's only a symbolic gesture. the cycling is both good for the environment and a popular activity in germany. the government wants to expand cycling infrastructure by investing 1000000000 euros mobility researchers and activists in berlin say more should be done. hop on your bike and right along a pop up cycle pants. these new yellow marked bike lanes have gotten things moving in be

on tuesday, they rated the offices of opposition politician dmitri good cove, who was planning to run in upcoming parliamentary elections. were now going to the next apartment. i've never thought so important before. there are 60 people working in our case today, and i'm allowed to speak to everyone. thank you. i think could cause was then also arrested and some of his associates taken in for questioning. the question is the themes as if this is a personal case against opposition, figures to pressure them, push them out of politics and prevent them from running an election. with such scenes, repeating themselves all over russia. the opposition is bracing for a tough time before pulls open in september. now japan is gearing up to host the olympic games at the same time the country is experiencing a deadly wave of corona virus infections. experts say that holding the games which bring thousands of people from around the world is dangerous or next report looks at the battle between those who want to shut the game down and those who say that they should go on despite the risks. just stop

on tuesday, they rated the offices of opposition politician dmitri good cove who was planning to run an upcoming parliamentary elections. were now going to the next apartment. never functional important before there are 60 people working in our case today, and i'm allowed to speak to everyone. thank you. good cause was been also arrested and some of his associates taken in for questioning. the question is the themes as if this is a personal case against opposition, figures to pressure them, push them out of politics and prevent them from running an election with with such scenes, repeating themselves all over russia. the opposition is bracing for a tough time before pulls open in september. and for more we are joined by dw correspondent, emily sherwin who standing by in moscow. emily, what's the latest that you're hearing about these arrests? well, both, i mean we could cough and under a lot of our high profile opposition, politicians or figures here in russia and both of them were arrested within just days of each other in what their allies say is the political campaign official . l

russia has any progress been made with biden's meeting with putin joining us now is david petraeus and dmitrilperovitch general petraeus let me start with you as the former cia director you've seen these superpower sit downs before. what results do you see and how quickly do you see them? are we starting to see those russian backed cyber attacks tail off or what's the verdict from the field >> well, first of all greet be with you i think that the track record in the past of russia somewhat speaks for itself and, therefore, we should be very, very cautious in assessing that what seems to be a modest decrease in these kind of attacks is something that will be sustained but the rhetoric was heartening i guess you would put it the fsd has echoed the success of the kgb has said again indicates some reason for a mild degree of optimism but i think whenever we're dealing with russia it pays to be from missouri, show me and also recall trust but verify >> if you were at langley, what kind of intelligence does the u.s. have on understanding how the russians think about this, what orders they might be

it was off that russian opposition figure dmitri good coff has left his country after kremlin insiders warned he would be arrested if he stayed. good cause says the government wants to keep them from running in parliamentary elections. the kremlin has said that recent arrests of opposition figures are not politically motivated and mexico's electoral commission says president andre manuel, who is over doors ruling coalition is likely to lose its majority in the lower house of congress following sundays elections. the vote was seen as a referendum on his presidency and his plans to make big changes to mexican institutions. now to peruse, presidential run off early election results show right, playing populace taker fuji more with a narrow lead over her leftist opponent petro castillo. with nearly half the boats counted 2 more has scored over 52 percent of the boat to custio's. just under 48 percent. election comes as peru faces enormous challenges. the country has been one of the worst hit in the world by cobit 19. the pandemic has polarized voters and sent the economy into crisis. d. w,

a joint press conference and, you know, i think what came out of the conversation that i had with dmitry the press spokesperson for vladimir putin that there wasn't going to be a joint press conference hand that was dis-april pointing to them. they went into this process expecting and asking for a joint press conference but it seems like the american side did not want to do that obviously for various reasons and that's interesting because one of the main reasons that vladimir putin, you know, so keen to have a summit with u.s. president joe biden is that he loves the idea of standing a on a platt forge the same platform as the american leader. he can be seen around the world and to his domestic public as being an international statesman so if you take that away from him it undermines one of the main motivations of going to geneva, switzerland, the press secretary for president vladimir putin saying that was not a factor at all and not the reason that vladimir putin wanted to have this summit. take a listen. >> the stated relationship between our two countries and a critical level of a re

they and already the kremlin is suggesting that the meeting and the spokesman for vladimir putin and dmitring that the meeting can go over in four or five years and it's possible that if the meeting does run longer that that will be portrayed here as a further success for president putin, if you like that they really got down and negotiated and he was able to spend as much time as he needed with the american president and it started on time, at the same time and it's interesting in terms of the mentality that vladimir putin is coming at this with, and i think it's fascinating to just share with you the words from president putin when he was sitting next to president biden earlier, and he addressed president biden and said mr. president, i want to thank you for the initiative in today's meeting and i know you've had a long journey and a lot to work on. nevertheless, mr. biden said there are issues that need to be discussed at the highest level and i hope our meeting will be productive. that is clearly a constructive way for president putin to frame the beginning of this meeting, fascinating,

data course to just when the mouse firings were brought up at a press conference kremlin speaker dmitri. pascal's maintained that the workers were let go for having taken part in unauthorized protests, and then employers had the right to do so. but you have guinea donovan claims he has never taken part in a protest. anyone can make mistakes, but i didn't. i voice my political opinion. if the state carries out such punishments, it'll achieve the opposite of its aims. people will want to join the opposition. i've always been silent, but no more checking which together with his union ge donovan plans to see his employer. the moscow metro, although he doesn't believe he'll succeed, he wants to keep fighting, even if it's only a symbolic gesture. the cycling is both good for the environment and a popular activity in germany. the government wants to expand cycling infrastructure by investing 1000000000 euros mobility researchers and activists in berlin. say more should be done up on your bike and ride along a pop up cycle pants. these new yellow marked bike lanes have gotten things moving in

on tuesday, they rated the offices of opposition politician dmitri good cove, who was planning to run in upcoming parliamentary elections. were now going to the next apartment. never functional important before there are 60 people working in our case today, and i'm allowed to speak to everyone. thank you. good, cause i was then also arrested and some of his associates taken in for questioning . the question is the themes as if this is a personal case against opposition and figures to pressure them, push them out of politics and prevent them from running an election with with such scenes, repeating themselves all over russia. the opposition is bracing for a tough time before pulls open in september. fans and fellow players have come to the defense of tennis star naomi soccer. after she withdrew from the french open fighting mental health concerns. organizers had threatened to expel her after she skipped a mandatory news conference. let's talk of revealed. she's struggles with depression and anxiety and felt that she wasn't able to face the media after her 1st round when she was fined $

when the mass firings were brought up at a press conference kremlin speaker dmitri pascal's maintained that the workers were let go for having taken part in unauthorized protests, and then employers had the right to do so. but you have guineas, donovan claims he has never taken part in a protest. anyone can make mistakes, but i didn't. i voice my political opinion. if the state carries out such punishments, it'll achieve the opposite of its aims. people will want to join the opposition. i've always been silent, but no more checking which together with his union ge donovan plans to sue his employer, the moscow metro. although he doesn't believe he'll succeed, he wants to keep fighting. even if it's only a symbolic gesture, the cycling is both good for the environment and a popular activity in germany. the government wants to expand cycling infrastructure by investing 1000000000 euros mobility researchers and activists in berlin. say more should be done. hop on your bike and right along a pop up cycle pants. these new yellow marked bike lanes have gotten things moving in for they hastily

, data course to just when the mass firings were brought up at a press conference kremlin speaker dmitri. pascal's maintained that the workers were let go for having taken part in unauthorized protests. and then employers had the right to do so. but you have guinea donovan claims he has never taken part in a protest. thank you, sir. if anyone can make mistakes, but i didn't. i voice my political opinion. if the state carries out such punishments, it'll achieve the opposite of its aims. people will want to join the opposition. i've always been silent, but no more checking which together with his union ge donovan plans to seal his employer the moscow metro. although he doesn't believe he'll succeed, he wants to keep fighting, even if it's only a symbolic gesture. the cycling is both good for the environment and the popular activity in germany. the government wants to expand cycling infrastructure by investing 1000000000 euros mobility researchers and activists in berlin say more should be done on your bike and ride along a pop up cycle pants. these new yellow marked bike lanes have gotten

police have released a well known opposition, politician from custody after holding him for 2 days. dmitri good coast, the tension came as authorities crackdown on defense ahead of the september parliamentary election in which good cub aspired to run. the police said he was jailed as part of a probe into financial issues. the white house has announced a plan to give away millions of doses of corona, virus vaccine, most of an initial 25000000 dose. this will go to south america, africa and asia via the global vaccine sharing initiative, kovacs as part of a plan to share 18000000 doses by the end of june. health ministers from the g 7 group of industrialized economies are meeting in the english that you've oxford, where research is at oxford university, developed a cobit 19 vaccine with the pharmaceutical company. as the authentic of the ministers are discussing, the prospects of joint protection measures against future pandemic, and ways of sharing vaccines with 4 countries. greece has begun a vaccination campaign for asylum seekers living in often over crowded camps on its island. vaccines

police have released a well known opposition. politician from custody after holding him for 2 days. dmitri good cause had been planning to run in september's parliamentary elections. russian authorities have been cracking down on descent recently ahead of the elections. the white house has announced a plan to give away millions of doses of corona virus vaccine. initially, the us will donate 25000000 vaccines. they will be distributed to countries in south and central america, africa, and asia, through the global vaccine sharing initiative. kovacs overall, the u. s. plans to donate 80000000 vaccines. by the end of june, greece has begun to vaccination campaign for asylum seekers living in often overcrowded can't. on his island. vaccines have already been offered to the general public for several months. the greek government has been criticized for being slow to knock late migrants, many living in unsanitary conditions. you're watching the w news still to come returning to live in the shadow of africa, the most active volcano. people in goma asked why they weren't given more warning before t

well, today actually, there was an additional comment on that by the official kremlin spokesman, dmitryv, who said that it was not much discussed, especially native aspirations of ukraine. and he said that that is a red line, because for russia, that's a kaza's belly, actually, and that's why russian forces are still massed on the ukrainian border today. and will this summit actually succeed in preventing a regional war in europe happening this summer or not? we'll see it. well, as biden said, in six months, we'll see, okay, is this a success, right? >> let's look at the other issues. cybersecurity for one, which was a big one. how significant was it, president biden's announcement that the u.s and russia will task experts in both countries to address the threat of ransomware attacks? >> i think this is an important -- well, so far, it's not an achievement, it's a statement of intention, but but nonetheless, i think it's significant, because russia has for a while offered the united states to develop cooperation on this issue. however, so far, the u.s has formulated the problem more as

and here in moscow were joined by dmitri bobbitt. she is a political analyst and editor at me, internet media project or a gentleman cross capitols in effect, that means you can jump anytime you want and i always appreciate it. okay, that's good to start off with being my here in moscow as well and team and you and i and george discussed the content of what we were going to do on this program yesterday. and you sent me an email with some comments and you said we should handle this program. china, europe's unwanted enemy. why did you suggest that that was very interesting. go ahead. well, it's absolutely clear that the european country, yes, especially germany, which has a huge economic dice, you know, to china and east european countries away. absolutely. do not want to have a confrontation with china. these countries are not interested in the anti chinese, the rhetoric and war, chinese actions, which are basically forced on them by washington. i mean, some of these countries don't have to be persuaded to be anti russian. i think it

when vladimir putin as press secretary dmitri pascal was asked about what the kremlin makes of the new spikes and the measures. here's what the spokesperson replied. don't get even worse. and he tuition is due to 3 things, the absolute nihilism. that is people failure to comply with restrictions the low vaccination rate and the slight nature of the virus. in the meantime, the existing anti covert measures in the russian capital have been extended till the end of june, namely, the closure of bars, restaurants, and clubs. during the night and also a 3rd of staff members being required to work from home. in addition to that, the moscow mayor's office has also bad mass gatherings of over 1000 people. besides this dance floors and football fans owens will also have to be shut down for now. once again, i'd like to point out that so far, these are the measures that have been announced for the washing capital. this isn't on a federal level just yet, but we have received a warning from the authorities that all of this could be extended to other regions of russia if that is required. so this is

that's according to several russian football officials and even russian president spokesman dmitri passed off, who insisted that sports must stay out of politics. but the wave has said that they have nothing against them. ap euro, 2020 kicks off in rome on friday night. and it's football fans flocked to stadiums across europe whole though at limited capacity arenas the world health organization is urging people to remain vigilant. it's launched and information campaign alongside unicef, highlighting ways to reduce the risk of cobra, 1900 infection. they are warning that despite the tourism sector now slowly reopening, people still need to exercise caution when traveling and avoid confined or crowded spaces. my colleague rory survey spoke with rob butler, director of the w h o regional office for europe. he says people need to bear in mind the latest uptick in cases that happened last summer. last year, we were in exactly the same place. and we saw a phenomenal resurgence cobit following the summer. so this time we want to really take less than that. there are only 400000000, i say only, b

asked what the kremlin thinks about the new restrictions, then about the spike in new coven cases. dmitri past golf said that this was due to mass negligence by the population. that's how he called the refusal of most citizens to follow the restrictions. also the slow pace of the vaccination, and besides is dimitri pass golf mentioned something that what he called the flying nature of the virus itself. so it all looks like we're heading towards a massive campaign for the whole population to be vaccinated. new measures are being introduced in one of the senior medical officials here in russia said that possibly mandatory vaccination is something that we should be waiting for in various regions. of rush only a couple of days ago. sorry. so bad in the mayor of the russian capital announced that in the service sector, 60 percent of the staff members will have to get the 1st component of the vaccine by july, the 15th. all right, i'll leave her trying her. thank you. well, you are watching aussie international. it's good to have you with us today is still a last to come on the program. a new po

was known for his extravagant antics and regular challenges to the status quo in america or cheese. dmitri polk takes a look back at his life. john mac, a. he was a caller full personality to say the least. a rabble with a biography that reads like a hollywood script. eccentric millionaire computers, viruses, anti virus software, crypto currencies, drugs, boe chases, paragliding promoter of numerous conspiracy theories, u. s. presidential candidate, officially accused of arms smuggling and even murder before escaping abroad. these were all parts of his life which ended in a no less unusual fashion in a jail cell in barcelona. mere hours after court agreed to extradite him to the west to face tax evasion charges. now the theories are pouring in. was it a suicide to draw negative attention to the government? was it even a suicide at all? which is the official cause of death given by spain, or was it murder wish, mcafee repeatedly warned about guessing subtle messages from us. officials saying, in effect, we're coming for you, mcafee. we're going to kill yourself. i gotta tell you today, just

on tuesday, they rated the offices of opposition politician dmitri good cove, who was planning to run an upcoming parliamentary elections. go into the next department. i've never felt so important before. there are 60 people working on our case today. we're not alive, i'll speak to everyone. thank you. good call was then we'll so arrested on some of his associates taken in for questioning. the question is, seems as if this is a personal case against opposition, figures to pressure them, push the massive politics and prevent them from running in the elections. with such scenes, repeating themselves all over russia. the opposition is bracing for a tough time before pose open in september. and for more on this, we are joined now by dw correspondent emily show when in moscow, emily, welcome. what's the latest you're hearing about? these are breast well, we know that need a good coffee and, and the people are of, are both quite high profile opposition. figures here in russia and their allies say that this is a political campaign against the whole opposition. officially good cause was arres

with stories of humans remotely controlling, for instance, nuclear power plants and vehicles, ortiz, dmitri polk, as the story. it themes that whenever someone merely mentions micro chip implants, a lot of people freak out. everyone search rushing to doomsday prophecies and conspiracy theories suggesting that people will be forcibly implanted with micro chips by an overbearing government. well, some russian media and now suspect that brain sharp research might have existed or could even still exist in the russian government. and this all started when the education ministry unexpectedly released a statement saying that a brain sharp research project was abandoned last year after being deemed impractical. everybody started freaking out because everyone was shocked and surprised to learn that such a thing existed in the 1st place. while r t reached out for comment to the ministry, and here's what they said. the ministry of education and science presently has new programs dedicated to brain implants, there was no financing plans. the research group working under the ministry is currently starti

me to mila al jazeera, a prominent russian opposition politician has fled the country for ukraine. dmitri, good god was put under house arrest for a 2 days last week, while being investigated over allegations of unpaid rent. he says kremlin insiders told him the case would continue unless he left russia. good cough believes it's aimed at stopping him from running in september is parliamentary elections while the number of migrants and refugees tried to cross the english channel from france to britain by boat is on the rise. officials on both sides believe that hundreds have made the crossing just in the past few days. natasha butler reports from kelly french police officers patrol at b. j night near kelly on a mission to prevent migrants and refugees from trying to cross the english channel to reach the u. k. by boat. they've crossed the mediterranean and survived many dangers. so when they arrive here and see the last 30 or so kilometers, it seems like nothing. people smugglers charge mike when thousands of dollars for a place on a boat. they often use old bunkers like this one to hide m

special denise where the host scuffled lots of money for the privilege of being lectured on these dmitri park, explains on this episode of things crazy. people do white liberal women line up to pay $5000.00 for a dinner, where 2 women of color berate them on how races they are. sounds like a lot of fun. now i'm sure some of you are confused by the concepts or pal, something like this came to be. so here it is. it's all organized by 2 people, regina jackson, who was black and say, you're a row who identifies as indian american. if you're wondering what kind of people, jackson and row are, well, here's a few quotes. we all know by white women's tears. it has caused the tears of 100, maybe even thousands of black people, and it's de la weapon. white people would rather die than tell the truth about white supremacy racism and the role in both. yeah. a lovely bunch. anyway, once upon a time they got into an argument about race with a white friend over dinner. much to their surprise, a few months later, the woman they had the argument with said she actually enjoyed it and asked for another dis

administration, in regards to russian construction of north term to russian presidential spokesmen dmitri pest golf set on monday. but they will continue to work on the completion of the project with its european partners, our expert to join us to talk about why the u. s. is not following the same protocol as other oil rich nations. and if that means americans are going to continue to see their gas prices rise, you know, also with rising temperatures and parts of the united states could be facing the worst route over 1200 years and summer is just beginning meteorologist denise isaac joins us to discuss if there is relieving side and if this could be assigned for other major weather movements in the future, and have you been able to walk the streets of a major urban city in america? well that since the travel restrictions have been lifted, well, if you have, i bet you've noticed the number of homeless on the streets have increased and mental health facilities are still being limited. those battling a very.