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guest: i profiled a woman named reverend erica ferguson. been in the movement for abortion rights for many years. she had two abortions herself. one when she was 14, another when she was 18. she told me it was the warmth and compassion from the staff that took care of her when she had her abortion that motivates her to care for people in the abortion borderlands today. she openly does this work even though she lives in texas and understands the risks involved. she called her project the tubman travel project and says she calls it that because after harriet tubman, of course, because of the routes taken by people who need abortions out of states where it band and into states that are legal remind her of the states -- of the routes taken by people fleeing slavery. i want to be careful here, of course there is no, you can't draw a parallel to american chattel slavery, but these are her words. she is a black woman. she understands the risk of criminalization for her is ever present. as for many people of color in this country. and she's willing

ferguson, anything? >> same. thank you annual back. next thank you i recognize for five minutes for. >> thank you, mr. chairman. something that is in all of our scope is the dynamic of global trade is changed profoundly. there is a time the united states deferred to china to make cheap goods. teachers, toys, tennis shoes. now in the age of technology and electric vehicles things have changed profoundly. de minimis is pertaining to minimal things. today were done with very consequential things relative to her economic prosperity as a nation. but also economic security as well. we are so dependent on supply chain as we have learned from manufacturing of electric vehicles. the controls the supply chain. i would argue right now we are not the country controls the supply chain. self funding customs and border protection under the debt negotiations but temporal is to reduce elastic budgets. that may result in customs and border protection funding levels being decreased that would diminish the united states ability to enforce trade laws to pr

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ferguson junior united states courthouse. and so today, in a building named for a public servant whose life donald trump could never comprehend, donald trump stepped into the federal criminal justice system as a criminal defendant. in the new york times captured the moment this way. a grim donald j trump leaned back from the defendants table inside the jam 13th floor courtroom in miami on tuesday, just, at arms crossed, his back tensing visibly under his dark suit jacket. about 20 feet away in the second row of the visitors gallery was jack smith, the special counsel who had put him there, alert and poker faced. mr. smith looked on as three justice department lawyers under his supervision offer mr. trump a bond agreement to release him on his own recognizance, without bail, that was respectful of accommodating, but profoundly humiliating humbling. after a 50 minute courtroom encounter unlike any other in the country's history, mr. trump exited by a side door, recess in a dark wood paneling, but not before allowing himself a c

rebecca ferguson raise issues with us in _ rebecca ferguson raise issues with us in 2021— rebecca fergusonndle. my legal team immediately got in touch with the producer, they are the _ got in touch with the producer, they are the people who will have entered into contracts with all of the participants. we, itv, do not enter into contracts with their participants, we enter into a contract _ participants, we enter into a contract with the show. but, we raised _ contract with the show. but, we raised all— contract with the show. but, we raised all of the issues with them. they— raised all of the issues with them. they responded to all of those. the key message was that, actually, the issues _ key message was that, actually, the issues where rebecca ferguson was suggesting that things needed to change. — suggesting that things needed to change, they needed to be a different approach to how the music industry— different approach to how the music industry deals with young people. people _ industry deals with young people. people entering record contracts, how companies run things. there was conf

this is need of the business on page ferguson. thanks for joining me. microsoft co founder bill gates is in beijing for talks with chinese presidents. she's in pain installation in a string of high profile, but not widely publicized visits from american business leaders. tesla policy law must because they are just days ago, mazing what the country's foreign minister with in our ass off his arrival. other big name visits over the past few months have included apple boss at him. cook, jp morgan, c o, jamie diamond. the visits come as the chinese economies toll several signs of

protesters outside the ferguson federal courthouse where where former president donald trump was arrested and arraigned and pled not guilty to 37 counts brought against him by doj special prosecutor jack smith. the former president and his personal aide walt nauta that are accused of willful retention and concealment of classified documents and scheming to keep them concealed and lying about it. now, the case was brought by a grand jury in miami as these charges stem from actions at mar-a-lago in palm beach. well, this was mr. trump's second criminal arraignment this year, the first was in april for state charges in a hush money case this new york. mr. trump flew back to newark after the court hearing and is currently enroute to his golf club in bedminster, new jersey. bed min thester is about 30 miles worth of d -- west of newark, and there's in about 15 minutes we can't to hear from

business dw business on kate ferguson. thanks for joining me. delegates from all over the world are in geneva today to discuss ways to end child labor. according to the international labor organization. about one intend of o youngsters globally are working. that's a ride, a 160000000 children. in most cases, they are deprived of a formal education, making it all the more difficult to access a better future. to have labor is most prevalent in the central african countries, such as news, day or shot, and kind of ruined the asia pacific region. wrong 2nd with the problem, especially acute in nit pull. so children over work in dangerous conditions, mining role materials that end up and product sold around the world, or in factories making garments sold in the high threes. earlier this month, the european parliament approve new legislation that will require large companies to perform due diligence on their supply chains, including keeping track of whether their partners are infringing on child labor or not to talk more about th

this is the company business and kate ferguson. and thanks for joining me . the names of states on taiwan have signed a trade deal sparking a furious reaction from beijing. the agreement and to streamline customs checks and prove regulatory procedures on the south is on the corruption measures taiwan government, which maintains relations with washington through a defacto u. s. embassy on the island. describe this as historic. now as mentioned, china, which claims the territory of taiwan as its own has reacted angrily to the news. let's take a listen to what a spokes person for the foreign ministry. how to say to phone ginger. china family deplores any form of official exchanges between countries that have diplomatic relations with a type on province of china, including negotiating and signing any agreements of silver and offers the nature of the us government and system. negotiating with a democratic progressive party authorities uninstall. chord 21st century trait initiative and dentist on signing relevant agreements which seriously violates the one china pr

ferguson? thanks for joining me. your opinion is on the brink of becoming the 1st major power in the world to recognize our special intelligence. lawmakers are currently debasing the plasma ahead to vote on wednesday. so what's on the table? the proposed e u. a i act with the applications assigned to one of 4 risk categories, uses deemed unacceptable like china stage surveillance driven social credit system would be bonds. a i used in critical infrastructure such as the electricity would be called high risk, subject to compliance rules. defects and both like talk to you between would be subject to transparency obligations. and finally, other applications like gaming would be left largely on regulation. no speaking during the debate in parliament, are you vice president of margaret best buy or describe how public perceptions towards a our regulation have changed? when we started our journey, i frequently got the question, why are you recognizing a i? this will have her innovation. why do it not just, not to go? but i

this is the of the business i'm paid ferguson. and thanks for joining me here in germany. thousands of steel barkers helping, protesting against each stage 8 rules blocking a mazda of kasha injection, aimed at making the industry more climate friendly. economy minister, a little bit hop at reassurance, thousands of test and clubs, and 2 of our chris and just book the deal with brussels is on the verge of completion. the company says it needs subsidies of 2000000000 euros for new green field, making fonts that will be powered by climate neutral hydrogen. and it's due to begin production in 2026. this to them comp, still planned as part of an industry that accounts for nearly 3 percent of germany's carbon emissions ion and still making produces around $20000000.00 tons of carbon dioxide a year. thanks to blast furnace technology. but that set to change gradually. the 1st less furnace powered by hydrogen will go into a peroration in 3 years. special pipes will need to be installed for hydrogen to be delivered continuously. so the pro

this is dw business, i'm paid ferguson, thanks for joining me. inflation in the euro zone has fallen, but prices are still more than 6 percent higher than they were a year ago. the licensed figures for may, so inflation came down almost one percentage point from april. still, well above the target of 2.9 percent for 2020, for the price of food recorded on especially big rise. while the increase in the cost of fuel was much more modest. economists say it could be months before consumers experienced any meaningful reduction in their bills. to talk more about this, i'm going to advise all star by senior fellow at google a european think time that specializes in economics. professor diverse, the headline on this is that inflation is down to as low as level. in fact, since russia innovated ukraine, but consumers will still paying 12 percent more for their food than they were a year ago. why is that figure so strongly high the global markets are relatively tied. it was box a few what, why higher energy prices. also, there were some limitations seen in ukrainian and russian exports related t

that's indeed of your business with kate ferguson. after a short break on public police for me and the team here in berlin, thanks for watching. take care. and we'll see you very soon. the . every jenny is surprises. we've gone all out to give you some of the right people in your northern most count the police the free time, but still very much alive. your guy to the special hot spots in germany recognizes where exactly. it was fun. i've learned a lot of our culture history, all their travel extremely worth a visit. the who will pay for germany still in the 3 to go green workers out industrial dine to some cra, pop sand sparks flying over figures in you states a rule that won't allow the government to live up to its climate subsidy commitments is also coming up. why indonesia is government wants to stop people from the buying in portion and the 2nd time to close. this is the of the business i'm paid ferguson. and thanks for joining me here in germany. thousands of steel barkers helping, protesting against each stage 8 rules blocking a

guest: i profiled a woman named reverend erica ferguson.he's been in the movement for abortion rights for many years. she had two abortions herself. one when she was 14, another when she was 18. she told me it was the warmth and compassion from the staff that took care of her when she had her abortion that motivates her to care for people in the abortion borderlands today. she openly does this work even though she lives in texas and understands the risks involved. she called her project the tubman travel project and says she calls it that because after harriet tubman, of course, because of the routes taken by people who need abortions out of states where it band and into states that are legal remind her of the states -- of the routes taken by people fleeing slavery. i want to be careful here, of course there is no, you can't draw a parallel to american chattel slavery, but these are her words. she is a black woman. she understands the risk of criminalization for her is ever present. as for many people of color in this country. and she's wil

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you want in that this is think of the business i'm k. ferguson. thanks for joining me. a microsoft plan of $75000000000.00 acquisition of gaming dined, activision lies in the balance after a us judge popped a deal on hold, pending an anti trust review. the planned take over. would crohn's microsoft control over 3 major studios on some of the most popular games in the world, including activation as a 1st person shooter at cold of juicy blizzards. fond as a multiplayer role playing game, world of warcraft. and one of the most popular mo bile games conduct crushed by k. the plants have received a mixed response from regulations around the world. so u. k is competition watched talk, blocked it back in april, while the european union, japan and south korea have approved this. earlier i spoke with tech analyst jazz cotton editor at window central. i began by asking what this acquisition would mean for microsoft. for microsoft, i've constantly been talking about this idea of growing x xbox. it's, you know, gaming platform beyond the console. so by type to save the console into

a smoker for much of her life, ferguson switched to vaping last july.ng changed. >> it's like someone's just come along and switched a light on and you can see the room for what it is. and all of these vapes and cigarettes you've had over the years, it just -- they don't look attractive anymore. it's very, very strange. very strange. >> reporter: ferguson is one of many patients taking drugs like ozempic for weight loss who say they've also lost interest in some addictive behaviors. doctors told cnn that patients most commonly report an effect on alcohol use. it may be because these drugs in a class known as glp-1s have an effect not just in the gut but also in the brain. it's something being studied at the national health. a researcher showed semaglutide reduced binge-like alcohol drinking in rodents. >> we believe at least one of the mechanisms of how this drug reduces alcohol drinking is by reducing the rewarding effects of alcohol such as those related to a neurotransmitter in our brain which is dopamine, so these medications are likely to make alco

this is need of the business on page ferguson. thanks for joining me. microsoft co founder bill gates is in beijing for talks with chinese presidents. she's in pain installation in a string of high profile, but not widely publicized visits from american business leaders. tesla policy law must because they are just days ago, mazing what the country's foreign minister with in our ass off his arrival. other big name visits over the past few months have included apple boss at him. cook, jp morgan, c o, jamie diamond. the visits come as the chinese economies toll several signs of slowing growth on tensions with the united states remain high. so what's behind this flurry of nice things to discuss tasks i'm joined now by tyna. i'm list fraser, highly freezer. it's good to see. nope, though gates has got a really warm welcome in phasing see colt. i'm an old friend. how would you interpret this as well? of course, i would hate to be called an old friend by susan thing i have to say if the communist party calls you a friend or an old friend

co sconces rescued, more than a 100 of set you up to date to mobile news at the top of our kite ferguson. hygiene with dw business updates in just a moment, including details of another blow from microsoft as a 6 to compact dominance in the global gaming industry. i've been to the guardians of truth. my name is junk and and i have paid almost every price of being enjoying this in a country like to tease taking on the powers that be they risk every thing john don't are s activist journalist and politicians leaving an anxiety too much on my shoulders. but i have to hold this way because i'm responsible for the future follow culture for the people who are behind the bus for their most people are nice to know what is happening there in our series guardians of truth watch now on youtube dw documentary, the and another blow from microsoft as a 6 to car by dominance in the global gaming industry. us 2 blocks, the takeover of activision, pending on tape trucks review. we'll bring new x 1st analysis also coming up challenging the dollars dominance. twice some countries are choosing to trade in th

that's all for me for an advocate. ferguson is up next with dw business, and i'll be back again at the top of the next hour for me, the team here. berlin, thanks for watching and take the hello guys. this is the 77 percent. the platform for the seats issues and share id. the, you know, or the so i know we're not a great to catch and then you get to talk to the applicants. population is moving fast. the young people clearly have the solution. the future is 77 percent every weekend on dw, the 100 german streets on dw of the, the chinese presidents, aging pain welcomes microsoft co finder bill gates in beijing. their musing follows a number of recent high profile chinese visits from american theos. we ask a quad, are they talking advice? also coming up, high romania is economic boom has left the country in need of a 100000 workers from abroad. this is need of the business. i'm paid ferguson, thanks for joining me. microsoft co founder bill gates is in beijing for talks with chinese presidents. she's in pain. it's the latest in a string of high profile, but not widely publicized visits fro

a smoker for much of her life, ferguson switched to vaping last july.ing ozempic, she says something changed. >> it is like someone has just come along, and switch the light, on and you could see the room for what it is. all of these vapes and cigarettes, they just do not look attractive anymore. it is very, very strange, very strange. >> ferguson is one of many patients taking drugs like ozempic for weight loss, through say they have also lost interest in some addictive behaviors. doctors told cnn patients most commonly reported in effect on alcohol use. it may be because if these drugs, in a class known as -- have an effect not just in the gut, but also in the brain. it is something being studied at the national institute of health, for researchers who just published a paper showing the active ingredient in ozempic reduced what they called binge like alcohol drinking in rodents. >> we believe that at least one of the -- how this drug -- it is by reducing the effects of alcohol, so -- in our brain which is double. so these medications are likely to mak

and the death of george floyd, we saw it was not just ferguson, it was the country that had a problemstricted use of force laws. there are a set of states like maryland and maine that have done incredible work on no-knock raids, and following brianna taylor, there are placing working on those issues now. i'm heartened to think of all the activists in those early days, we didn't know anything was going to result except telling the truth. >> thank you so much and for sharing your experiences. be sure to tune in to an all new episode of the cnn original series "the 2010s." >> still ahead, a strange green light in the sky and reports of ten-foot tall creatures have police in vegas scratching their heads. >> it was like a big creature. >> a big creature? >> i'm so nervous right now, i have butterflies, bro. >> that's straight ahead. but first, an entrepreneur in detroit is using technology to fight for environmental justice. here is today's innovate. >>> environmental justice i think is really important going forward. i'm the founder and ceo of just air. just air is simple. i want to make

sherry ferguson says ozempic has helped her lose 38 pounds.r feel. >> the weight that it takes off your mind is far greater than any weight off your body. >> reporter: eli lily makes a similar medicine. both companies are say they're not running trials of their drugs for addiction. this traditionally hasn't been a market that's appealing to pharmaceutical companies, because drugs haven't been successful in selling well, although doctors emphasize there is a huge unmet medical need here. alcohol use disorder affects almost 30 million americans and only 5% currently receive treatment. >>> next, new high temperature records could be set in several major cities this weekend and it's not even officially summer yet. the forecast coast to coast, ahead. keep up. turns out it's mostly water. so, we switched back to tide. one wash, stains are gone. [daughter] slurping don't pay for water. pay for clean. it's got to be tide. life... doesn't stop for diabetes. be ready for every moment, with glucerna. it's the number one doctor recommend brand that is sci

in our society right now we are going through a lot of racial conflict , not starting with ferguson but even further back. we have a new york and we have the baltimore that is still in our heart and mind . do you see the spirit breaking down some of the visions and the conflicts that are going on, how would the spirit work in that , do you think? >> it is a complex situation. complex and challenging. and i think if for were more willing to see that the spirit were in each of us and it is universal and there is no difference, but the spirit is calling us to be humane towards one another , so that we can have a conversation about our differences, but our similarities, so we can greet the light in the hope of god in us, then we can stop warring against one another. especially in our african-american communities . we need to see the light of god and the presence of the holy spirit moving in us so we can stop doing harm to ourselves. >> very good. >> the spirit is about truth and reconciliation and we have to start with the truth . the spirit convicts us, the spirit reminds us of some really

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big names and nvidia and alphabet and microsoft >> my favorite to talk about is a company called fergusoncan make great long-term investment opportunities it can be hard to find these businesses trading at a discount to what they're worth. for every business we invest in, we look at whatever the opportunity is that we can see across the long-term cash flow generation of the business with ferguson, you see strong advantages where they are working with tons of suppliers and clients. by creating that funnel, they are helping the end clients benefit from a number of distribution they focus on plumbing related products and hvac supplies that area of the market has been steady and benefitted from the strong economy over the last decade there could be some bumps as we go into the next few months. we certainly think that is create aing opportunities. >> let's get to the other picks. >> diago is a really interesting company. everybody is aware of diageo and are aware of it. we are familiar with the brands they distribute throughout the world. when it comes to diageo, we are interested in it becaus

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former fed vice chairman roger ferguson igog bs intoe joining us he's with andrew out in aspen.ither is a blown weekend. with paycom, employees do their own payroll so you can fix problems before they become problems. - hmm! get paycom and make the unnecessary, unnecessary. - see you down the line. >>> welcome back to "squawk box" here at the aspen ideas festival we were joined yesterday for a rare interview on squawk >> i this nk we probably will he a downturn many sides of the equation industry are coming under better control, but the goal of the fed is to reduce the heat in the economy. and one way to do that is to trigger some kind of recession it's been slow developing. some people think that the excess cash in people's pockets will start to run out around year end maybe it's an early 2024 event >> joining us now to talk more about the next set of decisions facing the fed, roger ferguson is here, former vice chairman of the federal reserve, cnbc contributor. it's great tosee you in person here in aspen. >> thank you it's nice to be with you >> i'm curious, he says early 202

louis suburb of ferguson, missouri. >> and then there is the killing of michael brown. >> the unarmedt multiple times by a police officer in broad daylight. >> a crowd starts gathering as brown's body lies in the street. >> witnesses said brown's body lay in the street for hours. >> people lost their minds. they could not abide by seeing somebody's child lying dead in the street like that and being treated like an animal. >> we want answers! >> the feeling was one of fury. but what exacerbated it was the response by the police departments. >> i remember turning on the tv and seeing an armored personnel carrier with a police officer with an automatic weapon trained on a crowd of nonviolent demonstrators. and i knew at that moment all hell was to be break loose. >> chaos once again filled the streets of ferguson late sunday night. >> molotov cocktails were thrown. there were shooting, looting, vandalism, and other acts of violence. i had no alternative but to elevate the level of our response. >> what do we want? >> justice! >> when do we want it? >> now! >> but months after michael bro

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i'm paid ferguson, thanks for joining me. inflation in the euro zone has fallen, but prices are still more than 6 percent higher than they were a year ago. the licensed figures for may, so inflation came down almost one percentage point from april still well above the target of 2.9 percent for 2020, for the price of food recorded on especially big rise. while the increase in the cost of fuel was much more modest, economists say it could be months before consumers experienced any meaningful reduction in their bills. to tell us more about this, i'm going to advise all star by senior fellow at rugle, a european think time that specializes in economics. professor diverse, the headline on this is that inflation is down to its lowest level. in fact, since russia innovated ukraine, but consumers will still paying 12 percent more for their food than they were a year ago. why is that figure so strongly high the global markets are relatively tied. it was bartley fueled by.

they're actually protecting the physical building at the ferguson courthouse, in addition to protection the physical asset, they're also charged with the protection of the federal process. by that, they're protecting the judges and court officers, ensuring they are not impacted and can engage in their activity later on this week. they play a different role. the significant burden in the security planning falls upon the miami police department. they're charged with everything that's outside of that courthouse on the day. we just heard from randi's reporting that we're going to have a lot of protests, counter protests, supporters and detractors from the former are president. the job of the miami police department is to maintain civil order around that courthouse in the sites where incidents could occur. their remit is the entire city, however. so consequence management is going to be key for them, ensuring that the whole of city is safe and that they have a quick, rapid response to any type of incident that may arise. >> so far, it's a lot on paper and certainly it's going to be a lot on

. >> he had heard that there is going to be this ferguson case on dateline.he story of ryan ferguson. a young man sitting in prison for a murder he said he didn't commit. attorney kathleen solar was determined to get him out. >> nothing is as riveting as this. when the trial has been lost, everything's been lost and you have someone in there who is innocent. it's like the ultimate challenge i think. >> i, said that's the woman that is going to get stephen out of prison. >> cell nurse specializes in wrongful conviction cases and says she has freed many defendants, including ryan ferguson. cindy contacted her and she joined the clay -- case not long after making a murder came out. we caught up with her at the correctional institution when she paid a visit to a break in early 2016. >> nadal question -- do you think you have new evidence that could free steven avery? >> we do, yeah. >> she invited dateline into this war room she created in her office outside of chicago. all dedicated to the avery case. >> do we know if that was tested? >> she even showed us this

sherri ferguson says ozempic end had her lose 38 pounds.she says, is how it makes her feel. >> the weight that it takes off your mind is greater than any pounds that come off your body. >> reporter: we reached out to the maker of ozempic. they said right now they are not running trials of their drugs for addiction. this traditionally hasn't been a market that has been appealing to pharmaceutical companies because drugs haven't been successful in selling well, although doctors emphasize there is a huge unmet medical need here. alcohol use disorder effects almost 30 million americans and only 5% currently receive treatment. researchers hope that perhaps these promising early results will draw more interest into the field. >> thank you. >>> well, still ahead, they spent months as prisoners in the vietnam war and now these veterans are reuniting for the first time in decades. we will have their story. ♪yoyou said close your eyes don't look down♪ ♪fall into me and i'll catch you darli♪ ♪we'll dance in the street♪ ♪ when you reallneed to sleep. y