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they fought again the british east india comnies. they understd that the corporation was dangerous and that if you don't take care o it and that they would strip mine the society and infrastructures and communities, destroy your well-being. both modern liberism and modern conservatism, edmund burke, both smh and burke when they wrote their wds they were responding to the british east india company. so both of them said this is an evil use of power the other thing they would have said is how we allow corporations to rule us i cannot believe these people, these citizens. dyou describ how bipartisan this was but yes it began under reagan and with republins. but democrats embraced it every bit as much. >> as radical as what reagan did and bill cnton was even more radical . we have these antitrust laws it's at thdepartment of justice that ishen it's ghting anti-monoly, fighting monopoly and federal trade communication, the commission. they have specific types of laws, antitrust laws but we have all these other types. we have those that re

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this is the village in south—east india where kamala harris's maternal grandfather came from, the historicuncle's celebrations are more sedate. i knew she was going to win, i was not tense, i wanted the results to come in so i could celebrate. his sister, kamala harris's mother, shyamala, passed away in 2009. her brother has this advice for the vice president—elect. do what your mother told you to do, and you will have been doing everything correct. if she is doing something wrong, i will tell her why don't you change it? simple, ok? every little girl watching tonight sees that this is a country of possibilities. little girls like maya. she is a big fan of the vice president—elect. this painting is kamala harris's big idea. all across india, kamala harris's ascension to america's second highest office is big news, and on this beach in eastern india, a homage to kamala harris and joe biden, whose victory is also being celebrated in the irish town of ballina. joe biden's great—great—grandfather edward blewitt left the town for new york in 1851, but some of his family are still here. laura bl

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up until the 16 eighties they were almost never treated like the east india company or hudson bay company for the slave trading company. they existed and they had shares that in theory but they rarely did. >> and to be bought and sold. in the 16 eighties and started to change very rapidly and insurance companies that's called the financial revolution the term amongst the historians we should understand the financial revolution as part of the scientific revolution and the people doing the didn't separate and tomorrow i am a revolutionary. and newton himself wrote about how credit work. >> and how things work. >> and peopleere enormously broad. but anyway the stock market existed in the stock brokers worked until the exchange and then they move en masse to this role alleyway which would be four or five coffee shops and set up in the coffee room sister to trade their the most important was jonathan's which became the center of what was increasingly understood as the london stock exchange. with this horrible post blitz planned building. to say this is where jonathan was. and the bubble itself

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but up until the 1680s or so they were very few shares and they were almost never traded for the east india company the hudson dade company the royal african company which is a slave trading company. they existed and they were in fact companies that had shares that in theory could move between cable but they very rarely did. when they tend to be bought and sold by very small group of people, correct? >> guest: in the 1680s that started to change change very, very rapidly class, mining companies insurance companies the coldest. from 1690s called the financial revolution eight term of art amongst historians in th the. they understand the financial revolution as simply as part of the scientific revolution. it was a large interim intellectual going on. the people doing them did not separate just wake up people like edmund talley working out the math newton himself writing about how interest rates were. they quantify how important things work. people who had interest were a normatively broad in their interest. but anyway, the stock market existed. there is a place originally stock brokers worked

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point and until the 1680's, there were very few shares and they were almost never trad for the east india company, the roya african company and all of those, they existed and they were, in fact, companies that had shared, that in theory, they rarely did. >> and they tended to beought and sold by group people. it wasn't a public thing. >> and in the 1680's, that startedo change and 1690's changed very, ver rapidly and a l of new companies, and trying all kind of things, glass making, mining companies, insurance companies. >> they called this period by the wa 1690's to roughly 1750 that's called the financial revolution, a term of art amongst historians during this period and one of the arguments in the book, to actually understand the financial revolution simply as part of the scientific resolution, there was a large cultural revolution going on andeople doing them didn't separate, oh today i'm a banking revolutionary and tomorrow, a financial revolutionary and why you get people worng out the math of life insurance. newton himse writing about how credit and ierest rates, would. >> i'm try

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. >> we have a deep depression just east of india. this storm system is expected to be become a colognic storm shortly and even intensify as it moves closer to southern india and sri lanka. as it does so, heavy rainfall mean storm surges will be the main concerns. total rain, 300 millimeters in southeastern india and northern parts of sri lanka that could cause major coastal flooding. rain will increase on tuesday going into wednesday and rainfall will also spread into colombo. meanwhile dry conditions will occur first in the north. people in new delhi may deal with hazy conditions. in northeast asia, a couple of high pressure systems will keep things dry across a large portion of china and the korean peninsula. meanwhile in japan, we had windy conditions including in tokyo over the weekend. winds will be down on tuesday but clouds will spread it into the air as a slower system approaches. tokyo may see rainfall in the latter part of the day on tuesday and we will have much colder temperatures. the high will drop to 15 degrees in toky

this is the village in south—east india where kamala harris‘s maternal grandfather came from.l result to come in so i could go and sleep. i am planning to go to the swearing in, on january 20th. i hope to be there. his sister, kamala harris‘s mother, shyamala, passed away in 2009. her brother has this advice for the vice president—elect. do what your mother told you to do, then there's nothing for me to tell you, you will be doing everything correct. if she was doing something wrong, i would tell her, why don't you change it? but i have no disagreement with her, ok? every little girl watching tonight sees that this is a country of possibilities. little girls like maya. if you like kamala... she is a big fan of the vice president—elect. this painting is kamala and maya's big idea. all across india, kamala harris‘s ascension to america's second—highest office is big news. this is india's eastern buri beach, a homage to kamala harris and joe biden, whose victory is also being celebrated in the irish town of ballina. it's kind of a historic moment, you know, for the town. he was b

highlighted are conflicts in indonesia, india and pakistan, the middle east and the korean peninsula. >> laid plans for final victory in world war ii. station and kroefl germany. but more important, churchill, roosevelt and stalin dedicated their nations to the foundations for permanent peace through a united nations organization. crushing germany from the east and west the allied armies met at the river elb and joined hands in celebration of victory.

see those showers continuing to northern parts of japan showers continue across the far north east of india as well little clutch of storms still in place here old parts of the bengal still seeing some wester weather so there was some cloud and rain there into myanmar will see some showers too pushing up into bangladesh for a time heavy showers continue along the western ghats will see the dry weather crash pushing back into sri lanka but some wet weather here for wednesday. on counting the cost facebook is accused of being a super spreader of hate this information on lives so is it time. breakup the social media giant bust the pandemic destroys 2 decades of poverty reduction we took the world back on the search for oil in the middle counting the cost on al-jazeera. play an important role when. ringback you're watching how it is you know a reminder of our top stories this hour both dogs on by joe biden are making their final pitches to voters on the last day of campaigning before the u.s. presidential election comes holding 5 rallies in key states while biden is holding to. at least 19 peop

see those showers continuing to northern parts of japan showers continue across the far north east of india as well little clutch of storms still in place here old parts of the bengal still seeing some wester weather so there was some cloud and rain there into myanmar will see some showers too pushing up into bangladesh for a time heavy showers continue along the western ghats will see the dry weather crash pushing back into sri lanka but some wet weather here for wednesday. but. there are we are this is the government not for the. the necessary action to really address some of the structural issues we listen i still think that air travel is the safest mode of travel and to spend that we meet with global news makers and talk about the stories that matter on the soldiers their own. revealing eco friendly solutions to combat threats to our planet on al-jazeera. hello again i missed on here today and our hunt let's remind you of our top stories here in the south there are reports that a number of students have been killed during an attack at afghanistan's kabul university afghan security force

calm around to the northeast now across south asia so we're driving some showers towards that east coast of india so quite a few showers there filtering in across kerala pushing it got a taka some very very heavy rain could cause flooding in sri lanka. 5 g. internet technology game changer oh global threat i don't want to be everyman maigret activists. conspiracy theorists engineers and world leaders this is only the beginning are going fiercely over control of the latest wireless technology the truth about 5 g. on al-jazeera. you. can watch al-jazeera with me so ron a reminder of our top stories at least 4 people have been killed as typhoon goni hits the philippines cross the coast with winds of up to 290 kilometers per hour about a 1000000 people have been forced to leave their homes but it was a super typhoon but now it's been downgraded to a typhoon. also turkish president as a diversion one has visited the site of collapsed buildings in the city of his man following friday's powerful earthquake at least 53 people were killed. police in hong kong have arrested 7 pro-democracy politicians on c

showers there in place across india china sweater weather there just around the western side of me and ma not as wet as it has been recently the area showers say just clipping the east coast of india chance to some showers too down towards the fos out through some lovely showers here showers there for carola cannot will see some showers further north much of india is fine and dry small problems continue in new delhi. temperatures are on the rise global warming is taking effect. as one of the world's biggest emitters of greenhouse gases the u.s. is set to withdraw from the paris climate accord the day after the presidential election we can and we will deal with climate change for the new president reversed a decision in time face up to the climate crisis followed the key issues of the us elections on al-jazeera. but again you're watching out there are mine about top stories and there are reports of a number of students have been killed during an attack at afghanistan's kabul university afghan security forces have been deployed to the campus. donald trump and joe biden have just one day of campaigning left before the presidential election a judge has ordered the posta

increasing cloud and rain drifting in and northeasterly monsoon pushing the showers too was the east coast of india some heavy downpours braces finzi feeding their way into sri lanka so we are likely to see flooding here we go through the next couple days certainly not out of the question for the showers here as we go through wednesday and that what's the weather that we have across eastern parts of india stating a fair way up the eastern gas will see some wet weather from disha pushing all the way down into tom will not do for much of india astroid and find small problems in new delhi dry to pakistan. rewind returns with updates on the best of al-jazeera is documentaries. the moving story of 2 young turk when girls in afghanistan. at last able to get an education after years of oppressive taliban occupation. but what has become of their dreams. rewind pencils and bullets. on al-jazeera. this is al jazeera a reminder of our top stories this hour u.s. president elect joe biden has announced his transitional covert 19 advisory board he says tackling the pandemic will be one of his 4 big priorities th

flash flooding high along the southern part of india and the more central regions along southern india. for eastsia, we will see clear and dry conditions. from china through the korean peninsula. the konto region is experiencing gloomy, wet weather and temperatures dropping in certain parts. tokyo will be around 13 for your wednesday. seoul at 11. northern part, it gets cooler. look at these single digits that have dropped -- not single digits, your low temperatures that have dropped significantly here, going even into sapporo. we will see zero for friday and saturday. the biggest ones can be noticed. minus 27 degrees for friday and saturday. these are your low temperatures. it is the coldest you will be feeling. very cold weather towards the northern part as cold conditions are expected to set in for the next few days or so. towards the horn of africa, we have been dealing with a tropical storm. a cyclone led to heavy rainfall in northern somalia. they saw two years' worth of rain in just two days, leading to flooding. that could move in towards the smaller countries of djibouti and the eastern

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highlighted are conflicts in indonesia, india and pakistan, the middle east and the korean peninsula.> laid plans for final victory in world war ii. station and kroefl germany. but more important, churchill, roosevelt and stalin dedicated their nations to the foundations for permanent peace through a united nations organization.

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highlighted our conflicts in indonesia india and pakistan, the middle east and the korean peninsula. final victory in world war ii. control of germany. more important, churchill, roosevelt, and stalin dedicated their nation for the foundation of the united nations organization. crushing germany from the east and west, the allied armies met and joined hands in celebration of victory. russia and the united states with their allies had fought the good fight together. final victory was in sight, man's hopes of lasting peace were high. but the great architect of victory was not to see the final fight. suddenly president franklin roosevelt was dead. morand throughout the world, he left in the united nations the framework for lasting peace on earth. world war ii ended and in tokyo bay general macarthur spoke for all people. >> i pray that peace now be restored to the world, that god will preserve it always. >> meanwhile in san francisco, delegates of 50 nations had met to form the united nations. president truman came from washington for the signing of the charter. the soviet union leader l

highlighted are conflicts in india, indonesia, and pakistan, the middle east and the korean peninsula. >> plans for a final victory. more important, churchill and stali decla stalin declared their participation in the united nations organization. rushing germany from the east and the west, they met at the river and joined hands in the celebration of victory. they fought the good fight together, final victory was in sight. man's hopes of lasting peace were high. but the great architect of victory was not to see the final fight. franklin roosevelt was dead. he left the united nations organization, the framework for lasting peace on earth. world war ii to end, and in tokyo bay, general mcarthur spoke for all people. >> and that god will preserve it always. >> meanwhile in san francisco, delegates of 50 nations have met to form the united nations organization. president truman came from washington for the signing of the historic charter. minister molikov of the soviet union lent his voice to the hopeful expression of man's resolution to live in peace. the nations were united. they launche

rain into the northwest of myanmar some fairy heavy rain coming across that east the sort of bangladesh into the final feast of india some state for example sinks into rental downpours as we go through monday for tuesday that wetter weather just the says a little further east with surprise the skies come back in behind the still quite a few shot with a shell as they run their way down the eastern coast of india still some larger showers that into west for lanka and we seeing further heavy rain across the southwest of india. dissecting the headlines in the midst of a pandemic let's start with some of the on the ground realities affecting the news coverage what's the lay of the land there stripping away the spam reaping story about presidential corruption it is real reporting it's not if you keep challenging assumptions and the official line we all decided we need to kind of i was the group we don't want to delight on the authority and. the listening post on al-jazeera. the. the. the. this is al jazeera reminds over top stories this hour there's just 2 days to go until the u.s. presidential election of both candidates

rain into the northwest of myanmar some fairy heavy rain coming across that east the side of bangladesh into the final feast of india some state for example sinks into rental down pools as we go through monday for tuesday that wetter weather just the says a little further east was surprised the skies come back in behind the still quite a few shot with a shallow as they were on their way down the eastern coast of india still some ladies showers there into west lanka and the same further heavy right across the southwest of india. in a strategy of aboriginal children as young as 10 being arrested and locked up. in the 1st of 2 special reports when i won a steam base to gates the strategy is indigenous and costs russian cross on al-jazeera. our 20. every. move. the a. well again this is al jazeera but so much of the bad news this hour u.s. president trumpet his democratic rival joe biden are in battleground states 2 days before the election trump is on his way to michigan while biden is concentrating on pennsylvania. at least 7 people have been killed as typhoon cody hit the philippines across the coast with winds of up

east monsoon. most of the rain, india is voris chennai. sas was to sri lanka and then all the indian plane and much of northern pakistan is suffering from quite poor accorsi. held for over 3 years in an egyptian prison cell, denied the right to a fair trial. no charges have been brought against al jazeera correspondent, not new saying his crime. journalism to demand more neutral links and boy solidarity with all detained journalists. sign the petition. busy 3 new saying oh oh, the end welcome back. a recap of our top stories on al-jazeera this hour. ethiopia's military says it's making gains in the northern to great region where the federal government is passing local forces. thousands have fled, the region and aid agencies warn there are unable to bring in supplies. there's been international criticism over a new rule from china that saw 4 opposition. politicians in hong kong disqualified both the u.k. and us have said they are considering such sanctions. and in the united states, several state supreme posing restrictions. as corona, viru

now just before we go far east officials in southern india have pulled off a mammoth task well quiteby successfully rescuing an elephant from a well. it fell in after straying into a village in tamil nadu state as skewers spent 12 hours pulling the elephants out to using a crane. there he goes. veterinarians have to sedate it the comment down, but officials say it was later found to be healthy and active. dignified animals have been venturing closer to human settlements in india, as their habitats are at the store. much more in everything we have been covering on the web site al jazeera, dot com, or stay with us and back in a few minutes with more of the day's news. thanks for watching by and disease counts 15 of them debts, children, and all that much like the speed and childhood education. you just leave us to track down to see last night covered, $98.00 is indiscriminate, but it quickly found the racial divisions in american society called the pandemic is a bridge builder of america in the racially segregated city of chicago. the majority of deaths have been black and latino resid

it's signed licensing deals with companies in south americand russian the far east and most notably with the institute in indiae world's biggest producer vaccines. as a result, it will produ more vaccine than. any other company s let' just look at how thesecc three es compare. the oxford one announced today with two doses can be 90% effective and stored at a regular fridge. the moderna vaccine requires two and the pfizer vaccine also requires two doses at 95% effective. let's be really clear. ntch of them comes at dif prices.it is usually relevant te distribution. here is the global health center switzerland's graduate institute. >> we see huge difference in price betweena these three vaccine candidates. where the astrazeneca vaccine comes at 10% or 15% of the price of the pfizer or derna vcines. this will make a huge difference in countries that do not have thein money to cover va and it will be a stretch to cover the majority of the adult population. one thing to keep in mind the astrazeneca vaccine's price tag is not by accident. this is a clear rult of a plan, strategy to build access into the research and

say for china to challenge an american sending india and signal in the east asia. so there has to be action against russia on these theaters if only to sustain and reinforce american standing in the world. and i think given that the american position as we can over the past few years, so they'll be a significant effort to get us back in the game. and you get pretty much kind of all wind in the old and new bottles which say michael, you've been on this program many times and i think you and i would both agree that there's a lack of trust. how do we get around? it isn't of a long time period how. how do these 2 countries regained some trust? one minute to you, michael, go ahead. i think you begin with people who are not sitting in the oval office and the kremlin. i think that expected biden putin are going to be buddies, is unrealistic. there's too much water under the bridge. there are too many fundamental disagreements. what you begin with are people who care about the relationship and understand a little bit about each other's country. and that's why i talk about

as sunshine extends across, a good part of northern india was towards the funnels, the east into the paul, heavy downpours from lanka. one of the most wanted men on the planet, the mastermind of a $4500000000.00 fraud. you want to put him in jail, but you cannot help being in the past ages 0 reveals never before heard recordings implicating some of the world's most powerful players. every one poster would benefit by the use of power and jolo on through a fugitive from a just, you know, you're watching al-jazeera mind of our top stories this hour. the pentagon has confirmed shah productions in the number of u.s. troops in afghanistan and iraq by mid january just before president donald trump, leaves office 2000 will withdraw from afghanistan and $500.00 from iraq leaving 2 and a half 1000 in each country in his government says its troops have achieved significant victories in the conflict with forces in the northern tier. a region as strikes have been launched at the regional capital its main base for the tikrit people's, liberation front or to katy p.l.f., which governs that. the pal

the sunshine extends across a good part of northern india was towards the funnels, the east into the paul. heavy downpours from lanka, from me out here in london through power can tax income the day, the america state, capitalism, uninterrupted. all of these, these divisions of the working class of working people, they keep us from realizing our collective power. morally, crabapple need to make, then if you obey the more than 30 years, you begin to believe it has power over your last studio, be unscripted phone, al-jazeera. you're watching al-jazeera mind of our top stories this hour. the pentagon has confirmed sharp reductions in the number of u.s. troops in afghanistan and iraq funded january just before president donald trump leaves office 2000 will withdraw from afghanistan and $500.00 from iraq leaving 2 and a half 1000 in each country. president trump has fired the top u.s. election security official who have refuted his false claims. chris krebs was the head of the department of homeland security's an agency that mamma says election security if you know his government says its

east. mike pompeo is in india today doubling down on their anti-palestinian posture. what do they do with all of this? >> reporter: i think you're absolutely right, that's why you see so much frustration among democrats on capitol hill and among those close to president-elect biden. publicly biden has said there's only one president at a time, so he's not speaking directly to president trump's decision yesterday to draw down troops in an iraq and in afghanistan. but i can tell you within the inner circle this is frustration and concern that such a monumental decision would have been made with just 64, now 63 days until the inauguration, and reason concerns about whether that might hamstring president-elect biden when he gets into office, and his foreign policy as it relates to those critical issues. and you're absolutely right, andrea, it doesn't necessarily run counter to his foreign policy. we've heard candidate biden talk about the fact that he wants to draw down troops in those same areas but he had a different scenario for doing that, a different backdrop and dif

americans took over they would be cut off from the fuel supply in the dutch east indies and rarely their own source for india and sumatra so there was an oil field but they had to bring the wheel back to japan the that critical artery of the japanese empire may not even be in a position where the entire remaining fleet against us to take off with this awareness that they had so the motive was just to be sure they didn't the preflight ending the war to be destroyed and they had to go out with a bang and the japanese given the significant disadvantages that they had come in the plan is to remain striking force at the third fleet to get at this formidable and fabius. and then happy to do that but then to put them in the significant commander with halsey. >> so with that military establishment by october 45 and yet still manages with us amphibious landing by that point in the war. >> and the military philosopher who never quite sure what's going to happen. and you bring this on really well with your discussion. >> thank you. >> so let's go to the japanese home islands. so by now 1944 must have been clear that th

defense official told fox news a carrier strike group was ordered back in the middle east after an exercise off the coast of india.s. troops withdrawing from afghanistan and iraq. it's a defensive measure designed to send a signal to iran not to test the u.s. during this period of transition. the pentagon, several members have been removed. they will name new members in the coming days. 4 years ago we brought you exclusive stories about how u.s. military plane were grounded. president trump made rebuilding the military a priority. the former chairman of the house armed forces submit is retiring. jennifer griffin spoke to him. >> he was elected to congress in 1994. a fifth generation texan and the first to chair the house armed forces committee. he served 4 years as chair man. >> that's a lot of boxes. >> most are books. these are items. a minister from switzerland brought me this cow bell which he thought was appropriate since we are cattle ranchers in texas. >> he helped set up the department of homeland security after 911. was an early proponent of cyber security and space security. >> i am often asked what kee

so we have large supply chains in india, in other parts of the far east, in order to make the vaccine available to as many people around the world as possible. guy: you talk about the manufacturing in india. my understanding is the vaccine is already being manufactured. how far along is the process in india or elsewhere around the world? how many doses do you think you might have available by year end? ruud: we are talking about tens of millions at year end. we hope to have hundreds of millions in the first six months of 2021. so we are ramping up extremely fast. we have a specific supply chain in the united states, in the u.k., in mainland europe, india, russia, japan, latin america, and brazil. so it is a massive effort. we are working with multiple partners around the world in order to make that happen. as you can imagine, it is extremely exciting and inspiring to work on a potential solution of the covid-19 infection. guy: thanks for your time today. greatly appreciate it. astrazeneca executive biopharmaceuticals unit vice president. to write down everything we just heard, let's b

18 30z but certainly by the 1860s cholera is on the global radar and is impacting not only india, the middle east, europe, but also making its way all the way to north america. one of the things that i think is interesting is really from these early periods, 1830s through the 1880s and '90s is that everyone was flying blind. no one understand the back tearology, no one understood the entology, really how cholera works and spreads. and so for the better part of three decades in the sort of middle part of my work, you have a british empire that object stantly denies that india is the source of cholera. and you have a sort of beleaguered ottoma in. empire following the developments of people like robert cook and pasture. and yet they're being blamed by the british empire saying that, you know, mecca is this font of cholera and not india. so, this blame game internationally and lack of clarity about how the disease works is strikingly similar to me. >> yeah, i'll jump in next. in a similar way the flying blind aspect is pretty similar to some of the early outbreaks that i study. around 500 years ago

thirties, certainly by the 18 sixties cholera is on the global radar and is impacting not only india, the middle east europe, but also making its way all the way to north america. one of the things that i think is really interesting is from these early periods. 18 thirties towards the 18 eighties and nineties is that everybody was by. and nobody understood the virology, that immunology, really how cholera works and spreads. so for the better part of three decades in the middle part of might work of a british empire that ultimately denies that india is the source of cholera. and you have eight bleaker ottoman empire that's really following the best medical, current medical advice of europe and falling lots of people like robert cohen. and yet they are being blamed by the british empire said that mecca is this front of color and not india. so the blame game internationally and lack of clarity about how the disease works is strikingly similar to me. >> i'm going to jump in next and say in a somewhat way that the pipeline aspect is very similar to some of the early outbreaks today. around 500 years ago,

news the uss nimitz carrier strike group has been ordered back to the middle east following an exercise off the coast of indiao be part of preparations to deal with us troops withdrawing from afghanistan and iraq. it is reportedly a defensive measure designed to send a signal to iran and other adversaries not to test us metal during this period of transition. another purge in the trump pentagon, several members of the defense policy board have been removed including henry kissinger, matlock albright, christopher miller looks forward to naming new members in the coming days. four years the we brought you a series of exclusive stories about how us military planes were grounded and aviators cannibalizing warplanes for parts as part of a widespread military readiness crisis following two decades of war. donald trump made rebuilding the military a priority, the former chairman of the house armed services committee who made readiness his priority is retiring. jennifer griffin spoke with him as he left his office. >> reporter: thornberry was elected to congress in 1994, fifth-generation texan and first to chair the

in fruit, in may, 1954, france lost the jewel of its entire, in the east indochina, followed quickly by only trading posts in india. the french empire, fractured on all sides. war between algeria and france broke out on the 1st of november 19th, 54 year old st. jean forces of the algerian national liberation front. the f.l.n. unleashed a wave of attacks and bombings across the country keep a deal. it can still up both, also known to man this kit that even a monthly on keo even offset the exposed, the poor new kitchen went to the same mall in b.m. with clothing. it only home less sister to use the people who assume it's going to infected from the wake of the wood movie, the 3 d. on this, she did the deal with the government in paris and colonial authorities analogy is what caught, equally by surprise the government continued to take a hard line minister of the interior fossil media all went to algeria. but you never go out like this. if you're not released a lot of it up when it actually is a little bit sick, less yet. in the space of 15 days, the french army doubled did strength and went into immediate action to t

let's push further east where we've seen as cycling making its way into southern parts of india. just to the south of chennai, it continues to push further west, which it is weakening, of course, but still some very, very heavy rainfall coming in with this system of $100.00, millimeters of rain also. so any possibility is a slides across pushing towards maharastra will see that wetter weather, grassy pushing for, and there's another system following behind. to jump into the stream and join our global community. biodiversity is biosecurity, is that essential for our species to survive? be part of the debate. i know you have ideas and he can be part of this conversation. when no topic is off the table, the police are not neutral and all of these cases goal here is to terrorize and gives the other part of this. there's no consequence this stream on out is they are all oh welcome back. you're watching our deservedly so romney. reminder of our top stories . the funeral of diego maradona has taken place at a cemetery in argentina's capital, but as i raised the country is observing. 3 d

in fruit, in may, 1954, france lost the jewel of its in pyar in the east indochina, followed quickly by all its trading posts in india. the french empire, fractured on all sides. war between algeria and france broke out on the 1st of november 1954 st. jean forces of the algerian national liberation front. the f.l.n. unleashed a wave of attacks and bombings across the country. most clear, keep us leave a desert eco cilla fault, also known to man. this plea on the creole, even offset the, expose the poor, new kitchen. when did the same hoover mock him, pm, or flip him? if only on the left sista to use the us to intercept it from the wake of the would be the media on this. he did the whole deal with the government in paris and colonial authorities analogy is what caught, equally by surprise the government continued to take a hard line minister of the interior. fossil media all went to algeria with you all but yeah, let's go out to be at least 50 other cities. if you're really set up when it actually is a little bit thick last year looking in the space of 15 days, the french army double did strength and went into immedia

keep in mind, no east asian country is in the top 20 in the number of virus cases. indonesia is number 21. india and places like singapore, especially hong kong, relatively -- i have to use that word with emphasis -- relatively few cases. but we're having few ways. they're calling it a fourth wave, double digits of new infections, including local infections. that's the concern. that put the kibosh on it. the relative authorities are going to get together and decide when they will kickstart it again. but it bodes illly for the airlines like cathay pacific and singapore airlines. they don't have domestic routes. it's all international. and they also have theater traffic, which is very critical. they use it as a transport hub. and people get and go on to other destinations. that's why you're seeing weakness after initial strength after the travel bubble was announced. we're seeing weakness now in those two airlines. rishaad: is not just hong kong seeing a pickup of cases. we've also got the pandemic having its hold on south korea and japan again. stephen: that's right. korea 330ng in south new case

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