pastor gertrude martin's gives blessings in farsi the language of iran his church is open to among others refugees slated for deportation this may be their last chance for the ira from iran and of afghanistan as christians they were persecuted in their own countries and even face the death penalty they are to be allowed to stay in germany says pastor martens for years he's acted in defiance of the german courts of i'm not worried about that in the least then they should just send me to prison . one berlin's church of the holy trinity was built a century or so ago the basement was meant to be used as a fellowship hall but now it's become home to refugees most of them from iran and afghanistan protestant pastor dr godfried martins has granted them church sanctuary the immigration authorities and the police don't get past the door. now we're entering an area that at present not even the church members are allowed into so we can maintain the security of. reasonable price and also here in this area there's a quarantine room for newcomers. but when they come to us they have to go into quarantin

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pastor gertrude martin's gives blessings in farsi the language of iran his church is open to among others refugees slated for deportation this may be their last chance for the ira from iran and of afghanistan as christians they were persecuted in their own countries and even face the death penalty they are to be allowed to stay in germany says pastor martens for years he's acted in defiance of the german courts of i'm not worried about that in the least then they should just send me to prison. when berlin's church of the holy trinity was built a century or so ago the basement was meant to be used as a fellowship hall but now it's become home to refugees most of them from iran and afghanistan protestant pastor dr godfried martins has granted them church sanctuary the immigration authority and the police don't get past the door. now we're entering an area that at the present not even the church members are allowed into so we can maintain the security of. reasonable price and also here in this area there's a quarantine room for newcomers. when they come to us they have to go into quarantine

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written evidence in farsi to show you are lying. >> pretend they were opposed to apartheid in the firstlace. i think it is quite obvious. the united states knows iran today is far more powerful than it was 10, 20 years ago. the united states has not been careful about that. iran's rival is not the israeli regime. they are all dependent on the united states. united states has huge internal problems and its allies in the region have problems. netanyahu is a symbol of corruption. he wants to stay out of jail. part of the reason he intensifies tension across the board is because he wants to stay out of jail. but the americans have to make a choice. do they want to spend more trillions of dollars in this region at a time when their economy is facing such severe pressures and where the combined amount of bailout money they have spent is less than the money they have wasted in this region and have lost influence as a result? the decision is that of the united states. iran will not give up its sovereignty and will continue to oppose the apartheid regime just like it opposed apartheid in south a

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update overnight to reflect expanded eligibility and include additional languages like arabic and farsiadvisory committee unanimously decided today to extend the pause on the johnson & johnson vaccine to allow more time to fully review the safety data. this comes one day after the cdc and the fda stopped any use of the shot while six rare blood clot cases are investigated. >> if we need more time to think about this, we can reconvene later this week or this weekend. >> reporter: of the six known cases, one woman died, several others were hospitalized. >> we may be able to work this out in a few days with a hard recommendation like, we don't give this to women, or we don't give this to women under the age of 60. >> reporter: scientists are looking for any link between the women who got sick and whether the costs were an immune response. dr. philip grant led the trial. >> we will try to look at whether these women had other risk factors like being on contraceptives or smoking. >> reporter: the cdc director says they are expecting more cases to be reported. >> within the last few weeks, th

update overnight to reflect expanded eligibility and include additional languages like arabic and farsi. >>> ac/dc advisory committee unanimously decided today to extend the pause on the johnson & johnson vaccine to allow more time to fully review the safety data. this comes one day after the cdc and the fda stopped any use of the shot while six rare blood clot cases are investigated. >> if we need more time to think about this, we can reconvene later this week or this weekend. >> reporter: of the six known cases, one woman died, several others were hospitalized. >> we may be able to work this out in a few days with a hard recommendation like, we don't give this to women, or we don't give this to women under the age of 60. >> reporter: scientists are looking for any link between the women who got sick and whether the costs were an immune response. dr. philip grant led the trial. >> we will try to look at whether these women had other risk factors like being on contraceptives or smoking. >> reporter: the cdc director says they are expecting more cases to be reported. >> within the last f

he said come on in to the united states, open border. 24 years they found jackets of farsi and arabic. they are filing in -- they are flying in from central america -- to central america. host: how much of that is correct? guest: there's a lot there i will probably leave alone. the one thing he did raise on the question of whether biden is responsible for children. that's a real question. they would argue it's inhumane not to admit the children, to return them back to mexico, the country they just crossed on sometimes very dangerous journey. this something to that. at the same time there is that sense they crated that incentive to make that journey. but there is no doubt the journey is rough. i've reported in the past when teenage girls begin this journey from central america some begin to take birth control because of the danger, the prevalence of being raped during that journey. those conditions they are starting that journey knowing they might face and they go on the journey anyway which tells you something about their desperation and the conditions they are traveling through. it i

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if you may be the center of cuts to the house expenditure in hungary recently not only yourself but farsi. under the or by governments and the 3rd was is the motto of my great. care stuff from hungary and in the fast the a. how is the situation with the hospitals on the military why is that and what not affecting the situation. but yeah because i have been put under military rule the other the other assess the situation and this means that there is a side effect all through. by that public because that is always control over the course and also that they can must. expect their opinions in the media really and the media is not let into hospitals this was not going. to ace and you know how people are here or the photos or the stars and nurses are doing an amazing top. but it limits the information that the of the we and the media make that as best you learning whatever the situation may be. we don't offer from a cell usually what's best for the citizens what's the situation like a regular hungary and i believe this is one of the only countries in the world to refuse any sort of extension of

is farsi direction is going to be the second half of the year?- as far as the direction is going to be the second half of the year? >> strong for the year, that is the fact that we do have stimulus coming through. very strong growth, very strong rebound in the u.s. economy. of course, we have been seeing that through in the bond yield as well. inflation, what does it mean for u.s. policy? we think actually, again, the fed themselves will be seeing through this, and they will could be concerned more about the labor market. haidi: always great to have you on. coming up next, microsoft's potential $16 million bet on ai and voice technology. an acquisition of a company that laid the groundwork for the series. this is bloomberg. ♪ shery: here's a quick check of the latest headlines. lg energy has settled there to avoid a 10 year input ban of the batteries into the u.s.. sg innovation has agreed to pay a one point $8 billion settlement. the agreement will save as many as 6000 jobs in georgia, as well as the rollout of foreign and electric vehicles. a c

and we need to make sure that whether a victim speaks thai or farsi or urdu, whatever the language may be, spanish or portuguese, right, back to my example when i was an interpreter, we need to make sure that they have a city-provided interpreter who is qualified in simultaneous interpretation and can help them to understand exactly what is being said in a case where they were the victim. we don't have that and we need it. >> thank you. (indiscernible) supervisor stefani did you have a question? >> supervisor stefani: chair mar, i do not have any questions at this moment, thank you. >> well, thank you so much, district attorney, for the presentation and for the discussion. and, yeah, and thank you for highlighting the -- particularly the victim services and the supports that your office is doing and your proposal to really expand that to meet the needs. >> thank you, chair mar, and i look forward to working with you and the rest of the board to address these gaps as quickly as possible. >> thanks. well, so we have finished all of our presentations, yeah, for this long hearing. but why

he said come on in to the united states, open border. 24 years they found jackets of farsi and arabicey are filing in -- they are flying in from central america -- to central america. host: how much of that is correct? guest: there's a lot there i will probably leave alone. the one thing he did raise on the question of whether biden is responsible for children. that's a real question. they would argue it's inhumane not to admit the children, to return them back to mexico, the country they just crossed on sometimes very dangerous journey. this something to that. at the same time there is that sense they crated that incentive to make that journey. but there is no doubt the journey is rough. i've reported in the past when teenage girls begin this journey from central america some begin to take birth control because of the danger, the prevalence of being raped during that journey. those conditions they are starting that journey knowing they might face and they go on the journey anyway which tells you something about their desperation and the conditions they are traveling through. it is a

and we need to make sure that whether a victim speaks thai or farsi or urdu, whatever the language may be, spanish or portuguese, right, back to my example when i was an interpreter, we need to make sure that they have a city-provided interpreter who is qualified in simultaneous interpretation and can help them to understand exactly what is being said in a case where they were the victim. we don't have that and we need it. >> thank you. (indiscernible) supervisor stefani did you have a question? >> supervisor stefani: chair mar, i do not have any questions at this moment, thank you. >> well, thank you so much, district attorney, for the presentation and for the discussion. and, yeah, and thank you for highlighting the -- particularly the victim services and the supports that your office is doing and your proposal to really expand that to meet the needs. >> thank you, chair mar, and i look forward to working with you and the rest of the board to address these gaps as quickly as possible. >> thanks. well, so we have finished all of our presentations, yeah, for this long hearing. but why

she recalls her small children begging her not to speak farsi in fear of being detained. at such a young age, her children, u.s. citizens, already recognize they were being profiled and unjustly held because of their heritage. . of course, when we raise that in the moment, they said we're not doing that. well, it took over a year and suing the government in order to access documents from customs and border protection for us to find out that the total number of people held was 227 people, half of half of those people were legal u.s. resident, half of them, and the rest have legal paperwork to come into the country. why were they held? they were held because of their iranian heritage or ties to the middle east. later, we also found out that there was no attempt from border patrol to figure out why they were there or whether they should be there or to even comply with the law that says your country of origin cannot be the sole purpose that you are held. so you want to talk about wasting border patrol resources, let's talk about the fact that 227 people, half of whom were u.s

and we need to make sure that whether a victim speaks thai or farsi or urdu, whatever the language maybe, spanish or portuguese, right, back to my example when i was an interpreter, we need to make sure that they have a city-provided interpreter who is qualified in simultaneous interpretation and can help them to understand exactly what is being said in a case where they were the victim. we don't have that and we need it. >> thank you. (indiscernible) supervisor stefani did you have a question? >> supervisor stefani: chair mar, i do not have any questions at this moment, thank you. >> well, thank you so much, district attorney, for the presentation and for the discussion. and, yeah, and thank you for highlighting the -- particularly the victim services and the supports that your office is doing and your proposal to really expand that to meet the needs. >> thank you, chair mar, and i look forward to working with you and the rest of the board to address these gaps as quickly as possible. >> thanks. well, so we have finished all of our presentations, yeah, for this long hearing. but why d

and we need to make sure that whether a victim speaks thai or farsi or urdu, whatever the language maybe, spanish or portuguese, right, back to my example when i was an interpreter, we need to make sure that they have a city-provided interpreter who is qualified in simultaneous interpretation and can help them to understand exactly what is being said in a case where they were the victim. we don't have that and we need it. >> thank you. (indiscernible) supervisor stefani did you have a question? >> supervisor stefani: chair mar, i do not have any questions at this moment, thank you. >> well, thank you so much, district attorney, for the presentation and for the discussion. and, yeah, and thank you for highlighting the -- particularly the victim services and the supports that your office is doing and your proposal to really expand that to meet the needs. >> thank you, chair mar, and i look forward to working with you and the rest of the board to address these gaps as quickly as possible. >> thanks. well, so we have finished all of our presentations, yeah, for this long hearing. but why d

and we need to make sure that whether a victim speaks thai or farsi or urdu, whatever the language maybe, spanish or portuguese, right, back to my example when i was an interpreter, we need to make sure that they have a city-provided interpreter who is qualified in simultaneous interpretation and can help them to understand exactly what is being said in a case where they were the victim. we don't have that and we need it. >> thank you. (indiscernible) supervisor stefani did you have a question? >> supervisor stefani: chair mar, i do not have any questions at this moment, thank you. >> well, thank you so much, district attorney, for the presentation and for the discussion. and, yeah, and thank you for highlighting the -- particularly the victim services and the supports that your office is doing and your proposal to really expand that to meet the needs. >> thank you, chair mar, and i look forward to working with you and the rest of the board to address these gaps as quickly as possible. >> thanks. well, so we have finished all of our presentations, yeah, for this long hearing. but why d