the e. c b says no, it's keeping interest rates at record, lowes and it's $1.00. 5 trillion euro emergency bond buying scheme, untouched. rising prices notwithstanding, but it's not just europe, u. s. consumer prices shot up by the most in 12 years in may compared to a year ago with a 3rd of that jump driven by used cars becoming more expensive as the semiconductor shortage hit auto manufacturing. following the e c b 's, just held policy meeting central bank watchers will be turning their attention to the federal reserves meeting next week to see how the americans are handling inflation. much of the same is expected to the american now in chiles. at a comma is one of the hottest deserts in the world. it is also the one with the highest levels of ultraviolet radiation emitted by the scorching sun. now 2 lamps are putting that u. v to good use with latin america's very 1st thermo solar power plant. it might as well have been put on mars. this futuristic site is the sale or domain that dollar pow

e. c. d just had to announce, so what they know, what they tell us to do isn't necessarily what is real. i think this does any 2 things we can really do. let's look at what's going to happen from oil prices. how, what the effect will be across europe. and then let's look at the, on the, let's look at the underpinnings of the greek that and the italian debt. i think one of the reasons that are mis legato, mr. lane, they have to say this is they are trying to keep, we have to look at the political reasons been, they are trying to keep the you together and they're trying to calm everybody. so they don't want to talk about the fundamental real underpinnings of issues, which will be the greek and the italian debt versus the surging inflation in the german economy. i think that's the issue. it's the disparity between the nations and what they're, they're actually actually experiencing economically. it's that this bounce the disparity which they're trying to cover. and they wonder why we don't tru

so many times, i mean if you look at what came out of the o e. c d that just recently had to re up their prediction for the u. k. economy. and of course the lead economist lawrence boone. she was french and you don't know the know, it dude breaks that sentiment. so they'd on the played what would be the u. k. predictions, but they were totally wrong about what would happen in the u. k. so if you look at what global economists are saying, many i'm saying with regard to inflation that this is transitory. and that they're really the underpinnings to inflation on there yet. because what really underpins inflation? so certainly on the services side, a labor factors, well of course, labor and any sort of wage pressures are there yet because most of europe hasn't been vaccine them and not back to work yet. so i think the underpinnings of inflation really are there. and then again, it depends where you're talking about in europe. because in certain countries, you mentioned the percent or the percentage that they will accept the e. c. b. germany, of course

and above the e. c. b 's aim to of below, but close to that's what they called it below, but close to 2 percent. joining me now is a good story and hillary for which president of straw mark l. o. c. hillary, thanks for being here. so that's the same thing happened here in the us. it was just what last week? central banks are they in denial about the realities of inflation at this point? and do you believe these numbers coming out of the european union are real or is inflation actually higher than what we're being told? well, i think the best thing to do is to look at what the experts are saying and yet the experts seem to contradict themselves and they seem to be wrong. so many times, i mean if you look at what came out of the o e. c d that just recently had to re up their prediction for the u. k. economy. and of course the lead economist lauren's boone, she was french and you don't know the know it dude breaks that sentiment. so they've on the played what would be the u. k. predictions, but they were to

if we look at the statement that came out of the e. c o p, and government, they make, i think it's quite a big issue of the fact that the sci fi will stay in place until farming season. and because of course, the us has said that there is a potential famine that could affect hundreds of thousands of people. so the statement mentions the sci fi in relation to farming season to the harvest effectively. what do you read into that? i mean, can we assume that that the government would try again after the harvest season? i mean look, i mean there's some military defeat. so military defeat and there was anything to try to push the narrative that they were pushing the t p. i left a completely defeated force and that hadn't happened. we know that now they captured the t p. s. and, but you know, this is a military force to be reckoned. and, you know, it's a people's war. so people's war in the you don't defeat the people's war by weapons and that's the problem. and now they have to say everything they can to try to save face. i mean, you mention i

and eventually, a state collapse such an outcome would be catastrophic for e, c, o, p, as people, and for the horn of africa. and that is why it is important that this administration and this congress remain focused on this issue until a solution is found. ethiopia has been a longstanding part into the united states and prime minister abi a noble peace prize winner represent at promise and hope, but more for more unified country. when he rose to power in 2018 prospects for a durable piece. and if you and it's wrote as a responsible regional leader now in question, as is prime minister bees legacy. but we will not abandon our collective efforts, find a better outcome for easy obvious people. other pressing matters further complicate dynamics in this volatile region. the decade long negotiations over the grand ethiopian renaissance, there remain store while tensions over regional board of disputes continue to similar. and i'm to hear what more of the united states can do to support the a, you and other multilateral institutions and their drive to solve these crises. and finally, i concl

so yes, these are the factors that were from the e. c. b to actually look through this data touch monday in frankfurt. re much or protecting workers has been a focus of almost every government response to the pandemic that's often overlooked . new entrance to the workforce. that is young people getting their 1st job. we're beginning training programs. here's a look at to recent graduates in germany struggling to start their chosen careers. julia nichols is 23. she graduated with a degree in tourism and event management last october. and so i always thought nothing could go wrong as i went into event management. the opportunity seemed endless. weddings concerts, conferences, no one could have imagined. they'd all just vanish. stuff i've been applying for jobs since i graduated in october 2021. but i sent out 45 applications. i 7 are pending and i've had 38 rejections. i'll stand after that, i think. and tony schultz is 18 and graduated from high school last year. she spent months applying for a spot to apprentice as an administrative assis

the e. c. b is still very concerned about what the long term effects of depend. demik are going to be on, on the job market, on businesses. so they want to keep stimulus in effect until they have more security. and the fact that the economy has fully recovered from the pandemic hit or financial correspondent in frankfurt. they're chelsea delaney and speaking of inflation, one country that's all to familiar with it is and bob way, it's central bank now projects, year on year inflation to flow sharply from an expected 105 percent this month to 55 percent in july. that would bring the official rates with the lowest since january 2019 bob way has struggled to tame as currencies for more than a decade. dealing with hyperinflation amid economic downturn. now, the government is counting on pandemic, beating economic growth of 7.8 percent this year. that would be up from minus 4 percent last year and you've gone to the most important export is, can you guess coffee? but for a group of enterprising farm

that's in the northern part of e, c o, b, a. since november, government forces, i would try and soldiers and to grey and soldiers, i've been caught up in a conflict. and in the middle of that, women and girls have been subjected to her refill human rights abuses and sexual violence. i want to give you one example. this young woman was going to get groceries for her children, her 2 young children. she was poor of a boss, and then gang rate for 11 days. his story easy. he said to me, listen to me. you go where we tell you to go. otherwise we will blast your belly out with this knife. we don't want to waste any of the, but we will cut your throat with this knife. then i screamed out, villagers found her unconscious and bleeding. she had a broken leg and severe internal injuries at the hospital, doctors removed blood, so items including nails for soldiers forced into her body after she was raped. because after long i have spent a month in this hospital, i am receiving treatment. my legs do not move, they are broken. my back is also

when we are talking about e. c, o, p a or so if you're new chief, if you'll commenting, you are very welcome to be in this program. i know you have many, many opinions and jump into the comments section. be part of today's discussion. medea i really want to get to sense of what is happening to women and girls, and the extent of the sexual violence, extent of the rapes. can you share some of the stories that you know, absolute, a happening short. so 6 months on now from the thought of the conflict in the region that have been widespread report of sexual violence and abuse in and around to go away because of the conflict as well as a number of different ways in which women didn't really being impacted because of the course is ways we can, we can get on to later many, i've been on both sides of the border into by itself as well as any su dunaway over 60000 refugees from to go. i have fled to and i've spoken to many of the database people within the camps in guy as well as over the border, any sudan and, and pretty muc

there's been a blockade by e. c o, p, and an error trade and forces preventing aid getting into the region. and as a result, there are something like, according to us, say i'd be there on $900000.00 people on the edge of starvation. so this couldn't have come a moment too soon. and the question now is will be easier because they are trans, open their ports, open their rhodes, and allow the a to fluid briefly have a look at the politics, the a prime minister. man, he took office pledge reconciliation and then he attack take or what does this turning point? this is for, i mean for him and his standing well, it's a huge blow for his reputation. he's probably just one of the election. we don't know the result yet, but the come, but he's probably just one election. but that having put him, put him in a terrible position because he and person to saw the error trail launched this campaign against the 2 grand would turn to break them. and in fact, this is they are now in lockstep together. we just don't know what the result

not granting full humanitarian access, the agency agencies are you now confirming that actually the e c o p, and government in the military in place in the t great region will grant, full access the agencies did the do have, but initially to there were some security problems that's, that's an abundance of portion of some of the non government organizations like that in the just because we don't want them in how to miss way. so we access is fully granted if there are some problems, we can sit down and discuss with a coordination, kind of them then working and functioning, a process that is up and running. and we're going to have more on the situation in the tea gray region a little later in the news that were also coming up on the news hour. the grief and anger ring out in the streets of janine thousands more on the deck of to palestinian intelligence officers. corona virus concerns return to china. drastic lockdown laws are reinstated, as infections spike and in sports the pope welcomes the head of the european football on the eve of the euros in rome. ah, the u. s. s. purchasing half a

these are the scars from 8 months of fighting between e. c. p. and government soldiers and rebel forces in the t gray region. on monday, the government appointed administration in t cray called for a cease fire before reportedly fleeing his father. in the name of the 2 great and old loving people, we ask the federal government for sci fi on humanitarian grounds. in such a way that prevents further damage to that, it is possible for people to find a rental buyer and become part of the solution. so you got the e, c, p, and government led by prime minister b ahmed has agreed to the fees fire, but it appears the rebel tpl f o t great people's liberation front have not we actually assure that the enemy, when one doesn't have to give me just a few more minutes, re taken the regional capital mckelly, which it control before ahmed came to power in 2018 as cease fire is just what this region desperately needs. but no one is really sure if that's what it's really got. there's so many questions to ask here for more. we want to go now. i want to call you. hi

of p gray and found 350000 people are facing famine. fighting broke out in t gray in november when e. c, o, p and government forces entered the region to confront local leaders. more than 2000000 people have been displaced and the government has been accused of blocking the passage of life saving aid mohammed the reports now from the sap about it's a good day, foster haggis on the hot sun. they've just received the shell relief food brought in by the united nations world food program. it's the 1st delivery of aide that received in months, stare and family among millions of years displaced by the conflict integrated region. the families sheltering an abundant construction site. a few kilometers from the village at the port where their home once stood, a set enough family pick up the pieces for you and as they were about 20 armed men, they gathered around my house and thrashed my crops. i constantly have nightmares about how brutal they were burning everything in no way. they kept getting closer burning, all of the harvested crops and straw. they burned my home and everything i had for th

the o e c, d, the, you know, this group of rich countries has brought forward a proposal under which almost all of the benefits. all of the chopping up of those on the tax profits would go to the headquarters countries now who all the headquarters countries for the biggest multi nationals. it's the g 7 and some other early cd members. so the rest of the world would get very little. we think the g 7 alone, which is about 10 percent of the world's population would get more than 60 percent of those additional revenues under the cd proposal. the alternative that we put forward and has a lot of support, i think from groups of low income countries in particular, is to say, will work out the under tax profit. and then we'll share it. not with the headquarters countries only, but instead we'll, we'll share it with the countries where the real activity takes place. sure. where the multi nationals have their employees and where they make their sales. and if you do it that way, suddenly you're talking about a benefit. pretty much for everyone. something between 10 and 30 percent of public healt

the extreme e. c. u. launch to raise awareness about critical environmental issues. use the area as a platform to inform about the different sites set up. ocean globally is, is being faced with recently electric off, roaders descended on the beach and june, here for the 2nd race and the extreme e. c. u e. it's one of 5 regions chosen around the globe that are under acute strain from climate change. the cars are fitted with 550 horse power martyrs powered by especially developed hydrogen fuel felt. so be emissions in this case comprise just water. the area around the lake is blighted by waste. animals have lessened less land to graze on the villages between the sea and the lake of putting a burden on the local environment. as part of the racing event, the organizers make an effort to help local residents. the idea was to be the sustainability projects, so the communities were involved on the get go and the idea for them to be able to impulse and keep changing their own neighborhood and community. so they are in charge. there are the steering wheel after the race, the

the c, e, o optimist, l o c, and michael pinto, c. e o. a pinto portfolio strategies. michael is start with the, the fed claimed that what it was doing was crucial to businesses during the depth of the recession. what do you think that this program actually do? what was promised? was it good for the economy or wasn't just good for a few big corporations? well, i mean, let's just not argue about whether it was needed right after the panoramic broke out. let's just say it was for a few months. why is this fed still printing a $120000000000.00 a month? why did the fed print $7.00 trillion dollars worked to increase his balance sheets in 2008 balance? she went from $700000000000.00 to almost 8 trillion dollars and not enough. what they have done, as usual, is rude, the lower middle class and the poor of this country, and created a magnificently yawning well gap, and then cries about it and saying, well, we have to print more money to decrease that gap, that they themselves are responsible for creating that's it, michael, use the term screwed. i think it's supposed to be ac

my calais after e. c o. p and government appointed officials and soldiers abandoned the city and iraq can condemn us. there strikes along the border with syria. they targeted the popular mobilization forces. that's an umbrella group of iranian back fighters, which is threatening to retaliate. italy's foreign minister and we g d. my us propose the setting up an international task force, the counter, the threat of iso across africa. it's being backed for the us secretary of state to the meeting in rome of members of the global coalition to defeat the armed group. i feel is made major gains in recent weeks in nigeria, this a held mozambique and the democratic republic of congo. the maya says the increasing stress on the continent means more african countries are joining the coalition. problem. contrast reasonable. the real problem is that the fight against terrorism needs a holistic approach to the coalition with the experience it has is able to tackle this problem in a holistic way the institutions of those co

so goes the horn for a long time, e. c o p was actually an export or a security in the region, providing a great deal of assistance to efforts to stabilize somalia. what we have now and, and deals with these multiple complex conflicts, is a border dispute with you, dan, a grave crisis regarding the grandma p o, p, and renaissance damn, and denial waters that affects egypt and sudan. you have the tray and presence now in the country and real questions about my instability. so i did put the potential for sort of contagion for instability in ethiopia to lead to instability elsewhere in states that are already quite fragile is, is very real michelle govern. thank you very much and a few analysis. thank you. doesn't come on the news. our toppled in a vote over rent control, but could sweden's prime minister still hold on to power? and today one in 90. 5 people are 41 percent of the numbers are rising. star warning from angelina joanie, the u. n. m. boy, on world refugee day. could this be the start of a fairytale story? the eur

he says evidence overwhelmingly suggests the e. c o p. an air force is responsible there, frankly, nobody else who could have done it. the error try and air force is not operating in the area. the 2 grams have no air force. who else could have done it? it must have been an ethiopian jet. i don't think that will come as any surprise to anyone. basically the 2 grams have been on the defensive ever since. the war began in november. they were 1st driven after weston to gray, then they were driven off of the capital mckellar. and now they have begun to take back some of the area that they lost. they are fighting and gazed both ethiopian and era trained forces are transform. you may recall have been coming in from the north. the ethiopians ask them to leave, but they have so far not done. so and a string of tongues have now been briefly retaken by the grands in a very major offensive. they say they have captured up 210000 e. c o p, and troops. now of course, that's not verified, but that's the kind of claim that they are making that they are no

they say they have captured up 210000 e c o p, and troops. now, of course, that's not verified, but that's the kind of claim that they are making that they are now on the offensive. they've got the, they say, the peons on the run in some areas, but this is not a war that's going to be over in 5 minutes. the last war in this area last 17 years . this one's been going long term right months. the southern african development community has approve the deployment of troops to mozambique to help the government was the ongoing violence. their talks are being held in the capital makoto and april on group storm. the time of palmer in the north killing dozens of people, and displacing thousands of others hot metastasize across this meeting for us from colorado in neighboring is in bobbie. so the c d. c is made up of several southern african countries. it's going to deploy troops. do we know what the troops are going to be doing? well, must be expensive, didn't believe. and you said that the region, countries in the beach and will play a primary role in

this really worries the democratic island because it is excluded from the r e. c p, which is the biggest trade free trade agreement between the a shop at the nation. and yet to be a step into other significant regional ignore make trade deals of the ally of the democratic island. the u. s. showed the friendly gesture and send a signal to other countries that they can do business with taiwan to count to china, expensive economic power. ok, so this is actually quite a lot to do with the aesthetics of actually having the talks. and how is the trade deal, or the idea of it going down in taiwan itself? it's highly welcomed by the town. the government st. it is enthusiastic and respect and at the prospect of what we do mean the trade talk with us. but some critics here are the catholic about what they called the belated move, because taiwan has agreed to import us port with rec, told the main and purchased arms from the us for quite a while. i'll and they worry that a deal like this between taiwan and the us will further anchor china when china is still the biggest trai

the b o, e c, d, and the g 7, not as the, the, the rich countries setting the rules for everyone else. we need to move this to the united nations and get a deal that works for everyone. not just the g 7 looking out for their own recognition. okay. but even if it is only 15 percent, he say this will only work. all countries in the world get on board with it now, is that going to happen? will know, and that's why this is a big deal. actually this doesn't need a global tracy. this can be done as a coalition of the willing. so if the g 7 move ahead with 15 percent or higher, the u. s. may stick with 21 percent, for example. and the g 20 countries, the other major economies come with them. that's 80 to 90 percent of the world economy already. now that means that luxemburg will island or the netherland middle cayman may want to object, but they won't be able to. they can offer lower tax rates, but those tax rates will get top it up to at least 15 percent in the countries where the real activity is taking place. that's what makes this very powerful. but it also, again means that it's importa

the e. c. b is still very concerned about what the long term effects of the pen demik are going to be on. on the job market on businesses, so they want to keep stimulus in effect until they have more on country that's all too familiar with it. zimbabwe it's central bank now projects, year on year inflation to flow sharply from an expected 105 percent this month. to 55 percent in july, that would bring the official rates with lowest since january 2019 to bob, which has struggled to tame as currencies for more than a decade. dealing with hyperinflation amid economic downturn. now the government is counting on pandemic, beating economic growth of 7.8 percent this year will be up from minus 4 percent last year. so, and you gone to the most important export is can you guess coffee? but for a group of enterprising farmers, honey is actually turning into a big opportunity. especially with import rights into the european union. were demand for the sweet substance out pieces local production in the rain

you'll be able to say this will go again when that will not have you says receipt e c a n, as in boy, they left us on no, ma'am, i gave it jill. if i told him the leather, said nancy, the one that's going to be the story on the phone and internet on my cell now. so he's moving to this. so we decided to take you to catch you tonight. not because of the poverty or the filled, but because of the incredible imagination and ingenuity of the people who live there. look at their i mean as a for people as a group of kids in paraguay actually made all of the instruments out of things that they found in the trash. you don't have to hold the record source for an element of my, my microphone stop. well enough that, i mean there's a lot when that are the element that i mean for this i feel we get on the forget the market. i mean, lawyer us, it was you on this. i will know last year in british and or in february 2021. the crippling storm to down texas is power grid. 4000000 people plunged into darkness with no heating. many died from hypothermia with hundreds suffering from carbon monoxide poisonin

picture across much of north africa, within showers, rolling across the horn of africa, along the e. c. o, p, and rift valley, affecting parts of south sudan and the central african republic. but much of the wet weather is happening in the gulf of guinea. we've had storms affecting gone, and we've seen flooding in the shanty region there. we could see more as those rains continue to fall. but heading south things are looking a lot dryer with lot of sunshine breaking through for south africa. johannesburg coming in at 22 degrees celsius. the cape town is wet weather on the way with 13 degrees celsius. the who's my about my job, my bible or the is my wife and i, i want to motivate the young ladies intimate in our dublin color involved with either the mobile story. and those are the story that i want to tell my son bob with my family, my, my, my, to me, my music will be in my same bob way, a new series coming soon on al jazeera, challenging how mainstream media coverage. the news story is like the that should be easy picking for political reporters out the whole power to account while the

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medicine blaming the national liberation army, the country's largest armed group, the prime minister of e. c. o. p. a has held his 1st and last campaign rally in jama in the region of autumn in. i'll be on and says the country will show the world that it can successfully hold a peaceful election, but many parties, they're say they're going to boycott mondays, poll because of government intimidation from says east several covered one, $900.00 restrictions after dropping infections. it's no longer mandatory to wear masks. doors on a nightly curfew. that's been in place for 8 months. is going to be lifted from sunday. those are the headlines coming up next and i'll just say that it's witness . goodbye. oh, welcome to portal. your gateway to the very best to volunteer. there is online content that you may have met a new program that this for our platforms makes the connections and presents a digestible, seen each the award winning online content on their audience. portal with me founder gotten on to 0. me rather low grade, so much. so before i leave that i have to go, but go home to get this job

the extreme e. c u e. launch to raise awareness about critical environmental issues. use the area as a platform to inform about the different sites that are ocean globally is, is being faced with. recently, electric off road is descended on the beach and june, here for the 2nd race and the extreme, the theories. it's one of 5 regions chosen around the globe that are under acute strain from climate change. the cards a faded with 550 horse power motors powered by especially developed hydrogen fuel felt. so be emissions in this case comprise just water. the area around the lake is blighted by waste. animals have lessened less land to graze on the villages between the sea and the lake of putting a burden on the local environment. as part of the racing event, the organizers make an effort to help local residents. the idea was to be the sustainability projects. so the communities were involved on the get go and the idea for them to be able to impose and keep changing their own neighborhood and community. so they are in charge. they are the steering wheel. after the race, th

well, earlier we spoke to e. c. o, p, as in bassett, or to the united nations, ty yeskis the last the day who rejects the u. s. analysis and says the government is not blocking aid to the region, but it's been delayed by security checks. we've heard it's clear in law this morning, wasn't there? linda has said, we're not party to the meeting, but in general, what we said, city that we had. some are trying to play the role of a gut, a savior. we need to support buzz on dignity and respect. the u. s. s. purchasing half a 1000000000 cove at $900.00 vaccine doses for lower income countries, vowing that the united states will be the arsenal of vaccines in the fight against the corona virus present. and by then made the announcement, the head of the g 7 summit. he says, the move will supercharge the global fight against the pandemic. those are the headlines from one to one. he is something was going to change. anything really changed. this is systemic violence that needs to be addressed at its core. we are in a race agains

. >> they also seized over a 1000 pounds at a second location on the 3900 block of e c street in san jose from inside the home of a second suspect identified by the sheriff's office says 54 year-old jennifer win. she's yet to be arrested charges against her are pending. here's a picture of the 1 million dollars in cash that was found inside sands apartment in san francisco's tenderloin neighborhood. the sheriff's office p i o says the amount of fireworks seized is so big the bomb squad will have to take it out of the area to destroy it all. >> there's no facility the northern california region that could handle this amount of product. so. it's pretty significant. we have they have a secure trailer that they used to move. dangerous fireworks day explosive around secure bomb squad trailer and they had to make several trips to oakland to get all the problem. >> the sheriff's office message to people out there thinking about buying a legal fireworks. leave the displays to the professionals, especially considering the extreme fire danger. we face here in the bay area. maureen kelly kron 4

and as we saw during sarbanes oxley, c. e o went to jail and i can tell, you know, c e o wants to be up for a walk in orange. and you know, before we wrap this up and we only have about a minute left, you know, how critical is the infrastructure angle of this and how vulnerable is infrastructure at this point to cyber attacks? like the you know, i used to write for the hill road, a lot of articles around this thing about the, the fragility of the energy grid where we are, from our critical infrastructure. 85 percent of the critical infrastructure in the united states is owned by the private sector. there are federal regulations on top of it, especially to help you know, regulate those things. but you know what it boils down to, it's gotta be a mindset. it's gotta be a change in how we view the problem. you must change the entire space industry by saying, why can't we just reuse rockets, you know, so we've got to get, get past this. well, let's figure out how to respond or, and stop in arrest. you know, these criminals and sto

it's not, it's actually failing because it the e. c, d c has to make this request. what did you call that says a lot of voices is caught in the middle of a very dire situation. first, the need for more resources, more funding, which is really important to be able to procure, buy more vaccines and numbers to the need for more production of vaccine. that's fundamental problem is that there's not enough vaccines are being produced today to be able to be procured by co best or by anyone else. so i think so long as we don't get to the root cause of the problem, which is how do we incentivize, how do we motivate, how do we get more vaccine to be produced by as many producers around the world as possible. otherwise, we're really not going to get to solving the problem of the lack of vaccination for millions and millions and billions of people around the world. the city of serrano and so apollo is i'm sure, you know, had 95 percent drop in deaths as a result of a test that is carried out by vaccinating all the adults in the city. but the younger people, the teenagers weren'

more than 90 percent of people in e, c o. b as northern region are in need of emergency food aid. that's the warning from the world food program. thousands have been killed and 2000000 others have been forced from their home since fighting began in november. the european union and void for the palestinian territory is calling for international support in rebuilding garza after last month's 11 day bombardment by israel. more than 250 palestinians lost their lives and infrastructure was destroyed. a fire this last for 13 days and a cargo ship is for lank, has finally been extinguished as being described as the country's worst ecological disaster. the vessel was carrying large amounts of toxic, nitric acid, and micro plastics. school officials in j, i have confirmed that 136 students are missing, often on group attacked and slimy school in the state of missouri. parents have been reunited with some of the younger children who were released and those are the headlines. news continues here on our to 0 in about 25 minutes time. bye for now. me. ah, ah, ah, ah. 6 home grown is in glasgow

coming up in the next 60 minutes, forces in e. c. o. p s t grice. say that they're back in control of the regional capital and vowed to pursue enemy fighters across the every tray and border angry and occupied east jerusalem as is really.

and now c e o is from some of the largest trans atlantic airlines are calling on the u. s. and their u. k. governments to ease a travel restrictions and reopen travel between the countries that have been closed for almost 16 months. now, because of the pandemic. international travel, as we all know, is fundamental to global economic activity. so safely reinstating trans atlantic service would send an important signal to the entire world. i think it's the 1st time since we're to that we've had such limited movements. so been devastating, but we have a great opportunity to get back in the year and we would urge present biden and prime minister johnson to see the initiative this week. we can set the pace for international travel, you know, 2 countries, low prevalence of infection, high vaccination rates, low risk, we've got to go for ation. was the leading industry, i think in responding to cove it and putting in protocols to making say around the world. so sorry, can you break this down for me a little bit more if i'm a u. k citizen, i can't travel to the united states. so th

some that you got the e c a p and government led by prime minister abbey ahmed, has agreed to the fees fire, but it appears the rebel tpl f o t great people's liberation front have not. it says it's re taken the regional capital mckelly, which it control before all met, came to power in 2018 as cease fire is just what this region desperately needs. but no one is really sure if that's what it's really got . let's take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world will start in russia where police in moscow, i rated the homes of several investigative journalist families authorities, question journalist from back to which is one of the last independent media outlets in russia the organization was prepared to publish corruption allegations against that present approach period, which foreign ministers from the g 20 major economies are meeting face to face in italy for the 1st time. in 2 years, a gathering is aiming for closer corporation on issues including vaccines and climate change spans government has adopted a draft law that will allow anyone over the age of 14 to le

the, the o, e c, d, and the g 7 or as the, the rich countries setting the rules for everyone else. we need to move this to the united nations and get a deal that works for everyone. not just the g 7 looking out for their own, recognize it. okay. but even if it is only 15 percent, as you say, this will only work. all countries in the world get on board with it now, is that going to happen? will know, and that's why this is a big deal. actually this doesn't need a global tracy. this can be done as a coalition of the willing. so if the g 7 move ahead with 15 percent or higher, the u. s. may stick with 21 percent, for example. and the g 20 countries, the other major economies come with them. that's 80 to 90 percent of the world economy already. now that means that luxemburg or island, or the netherland middle cayman may want to object, but they won't be able to. they can offer lower tax rates, but lose tax rates will get top it up to at least 15 percent in the countries where the real activity is taking place. that's what makes this very powerful. but it also, again means that it's imp

it to get dangerously close e c fences but luckily, no structures were damaged. crews are mopping up right now after stopping the fire's forward progress. the flames were fed by parched brush and fire fuels. >>> right now on kpix5 and streaming on cbsn bay area, more local news at 5:30. dramatic video showing the moment a car slammed into a gas station and that car had children inside. >>> plus tech giant google getting ready to welcome workers back into the office. the fast spreading delta variant causing worries about another possible covid wave. how to protect yourself, as restrictions with and summer break kicks in. good evening, i'm brian hackney. >> i'm elizabeth cook. joining us now is an infectious disease specialist, dr. monica gandhi. thank you so much for joining us this evening. so let's talk about the transmission of this delta variant. how is it different from the original virus and how quickly is it really spreading? >> the way to think of the delta variant is that the virus is, the strain is more fit and to outcompete any other of our alpha varian

to get to the bottom of this, we have to go way back to the e. c. be purchasing some 2.6 trillion euro worth of bonds, and all the securities between 20152018 with the intention of providing stimulus to the economies of the 19 e. u. member states that use the euro. this is where that conflict arises because the european court of justice in luxembourg describe the bond buying program is legit and legal that was then questioned by a group of german conservatives and euro skeptics. they weren't sure about where and how german taxpayer money was being spent. eventually, the 16 judges of the federal constitutional court said b. c. b plans could go ahead. that's what has shocked some m. p. 's about b e u commission decision to push the matter further and publicly, while others see it as needed. i admit the case is very complicated, but it is fundamentally very, very simple. a central bank buys bonds with money printed by created by here ex needle. so they enlarge the monetary ad space and that by they create great risk for inflation. prizes have been risin

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