as the brand name of this is actually for 2nd quarter 1st year kelly is actually the boss for doing flux on an engine border straight to behind us almost at a distance or 15 kilometers from this mass. suddenly the press officer intervenes, interviews of, you know, the in the said, the thing is i'm gonna lose. the interview is forbidden. so 2 is straying from the convoy. the terrain is treacherous. ah, the rescue from we're surrounded by crevasses up to 300 meters neat. if we step off the path we'll called or death. ah, captain cher and his men move slowly. at an altitude of 6000 meters. each step forward requires almost herculean effort. oxygen is scarce. it's minus 10 degrees celsius, but that's nothing for the soldiers who faced temperatures as low as minus 50 degrees celsius. got few civilians are allowed access to the headquarters. the donkey drive is bring heating oil. the soldiers sole source of energy into plaza. yeah, the can be ordered. 50 cans of fuel each donkey carries to. yeah, that's called we think whitman, good car. good settle. the donkey drive is traveling all types of

so we saw the piece of land we just came to, to the flux of. the government says almost 2 and a half 1000 houses could have been bolt with the money spent trying to protect land . and it accuses what it calls sac farmers of selling plots of illegal land to desperate people. but those living here without water, toilet or electricity, say they can barely afford bread. let alone land. robin smith al jazeera, kept on president, brazil's president has been fine for not wearing a mask while leading afraid of supporters on load bikes in south. paolo giant both and our son and 3 government ministers were also given penalties of about $110.00 each on the local rules mosque are compulsory and public. danish football, star christian eric said, is conscious and stable in hospital author collapsing during a euro 2020 game against finland. david stokes reports summers distressing sings in copenhagen leagues fans and players watched on in horror as denmark. star christian ericsson collapsed in the euro. 2020 game against finland. his teammates formed a human

flux in the device country has much as smaller, but the landscape is more complicated for for cheap. the they aren't so open landscape landscapes. there is more mountainous than here. so sheep need help from from those ambassadship has brought those shipping dogs with then to the to the west. continent talking about activities related to ship herding and in the late 1980s group of people here in in reno and decided that it was important to keep the memory alive. the memory of chip hurt in alive. it was an activity that was disappearing for tasks as we say earlier. 1970 so the arrival of the last ship herders the west so this port here in reno decided to to create bill a national monument the past ship further. one of the first businesses outside ship hurting for basque was managing boarding houses and basque hotels this hotels were the place were newcomers were will arrive will have the first contact with a new society around them will provide an all kind of services. obviously, they will provide bad and breakfast and food general. but then they will provide services like right in le

, -- and flux. who lincoln and douglass were in 1840 was entirely different than how -- who they were in 1845. this idea of self making contradicts the very notion of racism. racism depends upon a self that is permanently fixed. it depends upon a self that is permanently superior and white to another self that is permanently inferior and nonwhite. by embracing this idea of self making or the self in a state of continual flux or evolution, it contradicts the notion of racism which is another important reason they were able to come together. what are the legacies of these two men? i mentioned that obama has been deeply influenced by both douglas and lincoln. obama has, on frequent occasions, acknowledged his debt to lincoln. he has not so much with frederick douglass, i think for two reasons. what is obama very much defines himself as embracing a post-racial america. frederick douglass has come down to us today as a race man. for that reason, he has not acknowledged his debt. to see douglass solely as

we take a closer look at the pace of the taliban take over the flux. the death of hong kong tabloid apple daily. what will fill the vacuum now that this popular pro democracy voice is gone, we speak in a founder of an underground startup in exile. the .

given the reality of china as long standing flux largest smith and the report in this for president c, he ordered a few of the major reforms to the old soccer system. so the successful european soccer is really what the chinese people want to copy. and the 2nd reason is probably the commercial power and the internet. internet trend sports fans invited by the sponsors to watch the game and pose those out sure, and videos online. post on social media platforms like chinese twitter. and the topic has been read by nearly 100 millions of people. so that's the reason that's all interesting that policy solutions have been found for football in china. but tell us about the chinese sponsors that you mentioned who are present in this tournament for chinese companies, such as tip top all you pay high sense in vivo among the top sponsors of this year's euro cup. we have probably heard of to talk on the pay already. high cents is known for its home appliances, and vba is the smart phone brand. these names really give us a sense of the rise of chinese companies and brand high standards for example.

i'm more productive. sprawled out on a bean bag with a laptop and the world of work is in flux right now. covered 19 his spot, a total rethink of how we do business. those of us able to work at home are lucky, shutting down an economy can be devastating to people, to their livelihoods, and health, just as devastating as a buyers can be, especially doing it as suddenly as india did, the government gave people just a few hours last march before putting the country in total locked down, leaving migrant workers unemployed and unable to feed themselves. thousands were forced to make the long journey home to their villages on foot. for many, it took days, some didn't make it. the pandemic restrictions have hit the most vulnerable, hottest, especially foreign workers in low wage sectors. whether in india or here in germany . now for weeks, india has been facing a devastating 2nd wave of covert. 19. countless thousands are languishing in hospitals or outside them, waiting for what treatment there is. one thousands of deceased r cremated empires in the country cities it's amid this chaos itin

so the flux of individuals every day, from 125230000 other than that, the grid which we hadn't hit that to 802000. and because where did you go? the filming is not normally allowed here. but today, the military's making an exception. officials want to show everything it's under control, pakistani or authorities, a suspected of cooperating with the taliban and letting them cross the border to find shelter in puck it's done. today. office is the searching everyone. the best of your day to read, you can see all the wiggles coming, coming in single lane and customs office present it. they get it all their documents and we just go for the security check and let them go from the on the side. there are no security checks coming in when people there from once they do their new checking system here. and you can see that they come here. they're on to load, they just crossover in the enter the country the lum about government wants to. we know over the international community at all costs, pakistan is building a board offense with afghanistan, god, it around the clock to push back against extremis

so the flux of individuals every day from 125230000. other than that, the grid which we handle, that i'm also here, 100000 acres. where did you go for the filming is not normally allowed here. but today the military is making an exception. officials want to show everything is under control. pakistani authorities a suspected of cooperating with the taliban and letting them cross the border to find shelter in pakistan. today. office is the searching everyone the best day that you can see all the week of coming. they are coming and single lane and the customs to office present it. they get it all their documents and we just go for the security check and let them go from the on the scan side, there are no security checks incoming and outgoing people there from once they do their new checking system here. and you can see the be around, did they come here? did they just cross the enter the country? the islam about government wants to we know over the international community at all costs. pakistan is building a board offense with afghanistan,

and embracing this idea of self-making, state of continual flux or evolution, it contradicts this notion of racism, another important reason they were able to come together. what are the legacies of these two men? i mentioned that obama has been deeply influenced by both douglass and lincoln. obama has on frequent occasions acknowledged his debt to lincoln. he hasn't has much to frederick douglass, i think for two reasons. one is that obama very much defines himself as embracing a post racial america. and frederick douglass has come down to most people today as a race man. so for that reason, he wants to -- he has not acknowledged his debt. to see douglass solely as a race man is erroneous. in his own day he was similar to obama, sought to move beyond a division of race and reach a common understanding between blacks and whites. douglass's friendship with lincoln was one of numerous with whites. close friend of john brown, garrett smith, very close friend of charles sumner, particularly at end of the war and reconstruction. but because douglass has come down as race man, obama has distan

i'm more productive. sprawled out on a bean bag with a laptop and the world of work is in flux right now. covered 19 his spot, a total rethink of how we do business. those of us able to work at home are lucky, shutting down an economy can be devastating to people, to their livelihoods, and health, just as devastating as a buyers can be. especially doing it as suddenly as india did, the government gave people just a few hours last march. before putting the country in total locked down, leaving migrant workers, unemployed and unable to feed themselves. thousands were forced to make the long journey home to their villages on foot. for many, it took days, some didn't make it. the pandemic restrictions have hit the most vulnerable, hottest, especially foreign workers in low wage sectors. whether in india or here in germany . me for weeks india has been facing a devastating 2nd wave of covert. 19. countless thousands are languishing in hospitals or outside them, waiting for what treatment they're in thousands of deceased or cremated empires in the country, cities. so it's amid this chaos t

in order to be sure that the plains we fill, stay in the sky, we needed to mark the mathematics of flux. the this is we come on the and be green, who's a jet pilot and a mathematician. the, we'll strike and you have a mathematical background. so you understand more than most the mathematics involved in a ation employee. absolutely, it is a great way to be able to understand how to fly an airplane, to understand the nomics of what's actually going on in the aircraft, because i can actually dig into the equations and understand the science behind it . the, the mathematics that i'm interested in is something called a quadratic equation. square equation, the unknown quantity x times itself. the square lower equation please the essential basic quadratic fundamental to how much lift and airplane can generate how fast it needs to fly. it is the basis of all ation. it's actually not as complicated as many people might think. if we think about lifts and there are some various constants and then this half row v squared. so it looks complicated, lots of symbols. but if you brackets all this, all i

longer stretches of heat and stretches could mean flux alerts and even those rotating outages outages. >> that will come in the form of calling a flex alert. californians have historically responded very well to our calls for help. >> of course, i would be very disappointed, but i think i have to understand and that's all you can do, just hope for the best, that people don't suffer. >> if there is a strain on the power grid because californians don't conserve, that could mean sweeping uncontrolled or outages throughout the state. if a flex alert is called, customers will be asked to conserve energy, especially between the hours of 4:00 and 9:00 pm. >>> take a look at this video, the final stretch of the 260 mile trek from the city of paradise to san francisco. activists across the golden gate bridge, demanding climate change action. the sunrise california group chanted in front of senator feinstein's home in san francisco yesterday. they want lawmakers to support the civilian climate core as part as the green new deal. the march ended at the home of house speaker nancy pelosi. the act

now a migration in flux that could put in danger the razor thing majority the democrats having congress. but the problem is that the root cause is like corruption, like violence and missing perspectives, and the northern triangle and mexico, our long standing problems that need long term solution. this trip will not rapidly change the situation at the us saudi border and walk home and adage will spend the rest of his life in jail. you in court upheld the former both in subs, military commanders, life sentence. he was the mastermind of genocide and other atrocities during the both new war in 1990 or in the 1900 ninety's. when it's led troops responsible for a string of deadly campaigns, including the 1995 strip needs, the masika and the siege of sorry, of all. this was the final verdict on the so called butcher of bosnia radco, luggage in his late seventies will spend the remainder of his life behind bars. you put luggage over saw the cold blooded killing of some, a 1000 mostly muslim men and boys, when his bosnian serb troops over around the town of trevor, anita the slaughter is the on

shattered temperature records and contributed to the death thousands of people, hospitals are reporting in flux of heat stroke, victims of the threat of large wildfire is growing in the u. s. northwest. if you're, if his government is warned, that it's military could re enter the capital of the northern region within weeks to fight, declaring a unilateral feast on monday to drive people's liberation front to reject the fees . and donald rumsfeld, the us defense secretary, who ever saw the invasion of afghanistan and was the main architect to be iraq war as died at the age of 88. he served under for president and was defense, sex treat during the attacks on the twin towers in 2001 protest as the demanding democratic freedom in the kingdom of s. what he need the tiny country is africa. last absolute monarchy with a king retaining ultimate control over the government. forces of fod guns and tear gas to protest is killing several people. but renew refusing to back down alex fear brian force anger and frustration an 8th. what teeny crowds build.

has swamped the day a millions of of them ignorance and refugees and is barely coping me the such in flux. i think stabilizing the country and enabling their democratic expressions for the lead, the people something that these great nation has been trying since it's a 2011 evolution is, is in turkey's agenda. and i really hope that everyone at the nato summit, next week we'll look into the prospects of turkey playing the major role in securing free elections in december 24. many. thanks for your time. sasha top rich senior vice president of the transatlantic leadership network speaking to us from washington. thank you. in iraq, the 3rd and final presidential election debate has taken place and the theme was people's concerns. as iranians prepared to vote in next week's poles, as a bag followed the debate from ron job or candidates addressed issues of the economy from the rising unemployment inflation as well as the iranian reality, losing value daily, they would increase the number of jobs as well as the budget for the government without giving much detail of how they would actually do th

she wants to avoid now migration in flux that could put in danger of the razor. majority the democrats having congress. but the problem is that the root cause and it's like corruption, like violence and missing perspectives in the northern triangle and mexico, our long standing problems that need long term solutions. this trip will not rapidly change the situation at the us out and border thousands of government news and social media sites are struggling to recover from a massive outage on tuesday. the disruption is being traced to cloud computing services provided, partly, which is used by companies like amazon and major use outlets uses received ever messages during the outage, which masses for about one hour. foxley says it was the result of a technical issue. i'm not linked to a cyber attack, or for more in this that speak to d w. i mean s if i mean give us a sense of how big this blackout was? well, this was a global outage, so countries across the world from the u. s. to countries in europe, africa, asia, even oceania were effected not here in berlin actually, which was surprisin

she wants to avoid now migration in flux that could put in danger the razor thing. majority the democrats having congress. but the problem is that the root cause is like corruption, like violence and missing perspectives in the northern triangle and mexico. our long standing problems that need long term solution. this trip will not rapidly change the situation at the u. s. souder and border. or let's get a round up now of some other headlines. rival lawmakers has come to blows on the floor of bolivia. parliament politicians from the right wing opposition rolled with the governing socialist tension. were high in the chamber, discussed the political crisis. that isn't bro, the country for 2 years. the opposition accuses the government of electoral fraud. the socialist accused them of staging. acute mongolians have been voting for a new president to mid corona virus restriction. the pandemic played a major role in the campaign with it. they cancelled in one candidates, catching cope with 19 former prime minister, not could as soon as tip to make a political come back after being forced to re

off to months of political turmoil over last is war in the dispute and kind of a region now called flux and in a peace deal with major territorial losses as a by john your position, cute, the prime minister of betraying his country with that truth forcing an early vote, huge progress and now sweeping brazil against the president's response to the pandemic. and so paulo crowds blocked major rhodes calling for sure you both scenarios to be forced from office or even jailed. this comes off the cobra decimal search, past half a 1000000 in brazil with a vaccination rates going to be low. finally, mountain has erupt in for the 2nd time in 48 hours there. okay. now on the italian, on an officially st fountains of red hot ash, a log into the night sky. below the option for the closure of the local airport, out over 3000 meters if europe's highest active volcano. next thought he looked commentary follows an afghan female, i'm pe breaking the country stereotypes in the i've got one to king. yes q is, it's just press play. we're backing off and with the latest join us again that the so 2 police 3

she wants to avoid now migration in flux that could put in danger the razor thing. majority the democrats having congress. but the problem is that the root cause is like corruption, like violence and missing perspectives in the northern triangle and mexico, our long standing problems that need long term solutions. this trip will not rapidly change the situation at the us saudi border. thousands of government news and social media sites are struggling to recover from a massive outage on tuesday. the disruption is being traced to cloud computing services provided partly which is used by companies like amazon and major use outlet uses received ever messages during the outage, which lasted for about one hour. 40 says it was the result of a technical issue and not linked to a cyber attack, or for more in this that speak to detail to use. i mean, s if, i mean it gives a sense of how big this was. well, this was a global outage, so countries across the world from the u. s. to countries in europe, africa, asia, even oceania were affected. not us here in berlin actually, which was surprising, but

however, it's a trip critic said, was long over to after her failure to witness the record migrant in flux into ministration came to office. many weren't impressed either by the fact she only spent a few hours before flying back. she also had failed some uncomfortable questions. right now was the right time to make your 1st board was not my 1st order back in march, i'm kind of come to the board. not a new plan. filmmakers also criticize hire seth for where she chose to go visiting el paso instead of the rio grande valley hot spot where they, where the mike and crisis is concentrated. the 2 spots are almost a 1000 kilometers from each other or more than 180000 people have tried to illegally cross that border area. last month alone. i'm the vice president as long faced questions too as to why she was refusing to travel to the scene of the crisis . do you have any plans to visit the board? at some point it's we are going to the board or if you haven't been to the border and i haven't been to europe or justice robert young, host of the politics, politics, politics, podcast, does say that harri

so we saw the piece of land we just came to, to the flux of the government says almost 2 and a half 1000 houses could have been built with the money spent trying to protect land. and it accuses what it calls sac farmers of selling plots of illegal land to desperate people. but those living here without water, toilets, or electricity, say they can barely afford bread. let alone land. robin smith, algebra kept on. india has reported its lowest number of official daily cove 19 cases and april. it report and then $80000.00 new infections. the number of deaths remains high with more than 3000 recorded in the past 24 hours. some regional governments, including the capital, new delhi, will be easy. lockdown measures further from monday and iran campaigning is heating up ahead of friday's presidential election. there are 7 candidates in the running, but many votes is say none of them appealed to their interests. the 3rd largest city is the hom traditionally has a high voter turnout. and as i said, vague reports, this concern few of people will cost the balance that this time around is for han is

the such in flux, i think stabilizing the country and enabling their democratic expressions for the lead. the people something that these great nation has been trying since 2011 and evolution is, is in turkey's agenda. and i really hope that everyone and natal summit, next week we'll look into the prospects of a turkey playing a major role in securing free elections. in december 24, hundreds of demonstrators of marched in southwest england to draw the attention of g 7 leaders to the humanitarian crisis in ethiopia, months of conflict, a northern trigger i region has displaced more than 2000000 people. in the us says, 350000 that facing or living and famine, protest as urge leaders to take urgent action. now a sudden rise in the amount of salt in one of the longest rivers in bangladesh. she's having a devastating impact on public health and the environment. the mother marty river flows many 200 kilometers through the country southwest thunder. children expect this is one of the most important rivers in bangladesh. the nearly 200 kilometer mode multi feeds into the river ganges and sustain

turkey has swamped with a, a millions of of immigrants and refugees and is barely coping me the such in flux, i think stabilizing the country and enabling their democratic expressions for the libyan people. something that these great nation has been trying since 2011 and evolution is, is in turkey's agenda. and i really hope that everyone and natal summit next week we'll look into the prospects of a turkey playing a major role in securing free elections in december. 24, a search is on the way in the philippines for 2 missing crew members whose cargo ship caught firewall refueling in the capital. the gun clear was called the blaze which burned for 7 hours. at least 6 people were injured. the flames spread to a nearby slum damaging dozens of homes and forcing hundreds of residents to flee. in now, south africa has experienced a dramatic rise in illegal land occupation since the start of the cobra. 900 pandemic in cape town, authorities have dealt with more than a 1000 incidents over the past year. but critics say their approach has been unsympathetic, and at times heavy handed robin smith repo

why hundreds of thousands of farmers in bangladesh of blaming climate change for their ruined vice flux chinese communist party celebrates it's 100 birthday. we're going to hear how much new outlook for the policy is seen at home and abroad. ah, ah hello, we got more heavy rain into central parts of china now the seasonal down pause there, continue to just not a little further north, which now this is the menu front. so the plum rains and they just waving a little further north. so shanghai will be seeing some wet weather and cloudy skies as we go through the next day or so. slightly brighter weather coming back into hong kong for a recent spell of flooding for thursday into friday. that rain just making his way to shanghai pulses out into the east. china seek you, she seeing some heavy rain from time to time. southern parts of honju or to sing some wet weather will be some lively showers. going to hume it there in tokyo, at about $27.00 degrees, know the passage upon generally try the korean peninsula, generally dry. we have got some clout and re making his way into a basing. some unus

to build a wall on the border with mexico due to the government's failure to tackle the migrant in flux. the border crisis is no laughing matter. this is something that also is not a turn them aside for members of congress to make an annual pilgrimage to see the board and then go back and do absolutely nothing. the federal government level to solve the governor went on to say that work on the board wall will start next week, and migrants who trespass on private property will be arrested earlier this month, mr. abbott issued a disaster declaration along the southern frontier. you choose to biden administration of encouraging migrant saying the route was being used by human traffickers and gangs. that's after migration hit a 20 year high in may alone, us border patrol called more than 180000 people illegally crossing the border. political and social commentator justin robert young told us that the situation is that a tipping point? we are one big, ugly moment away from what's happening on the border being a much larger problem for them. one dead child, one group of people that die from, f

have an outright witten under the circumstances given its mystic condition given world that is in flux, given all the priorities given with russian regimes actually weakening, get sent. so i don't think it would be wise to really confront russia head on, on, on most of these things at the same time. you need to say cannot read not lines you need to signal real displeasure. make it evident what russia lucy, by adopting for a lower grade relationship and at the same time, but still things you need to discuss with russia. so i think it's in many ways, remaining sense, probably for relationship united states. and so we had the union had, at some point say in the 9th, in 7 days, when actually the soviet union was also domestic elena down work trajectory legitimacy. the regime was slowly routing, fund collapsible not imminent relationship was based on drastically different worldviews, but both sides understood. but they had to somehow manage it because otherwise the consequences for themselves in world could be catastrophic and did. and now there's as talk of a potential cold peace ahead. we

they're going to work to solve the problem too, because as you mentioned in flux, it went to the united states of migrants making the journey northward because they feel they have no opportunities in central america has been unprecedented under the, by the ministration. so it's a big problem and this is her 1st stop in trying to resolve it. what a people in guatemala, think about this trip. is it on the right up? always definitely on the radar. we've been watching and we went to some of the communities where we thought not only talk about this trip, but also we saw the preparations that are happening here in guatemala city. but with respect to what she can do, given the fact that this is such a big challenge, there are some concerns about her itinerary, namely that she's turing up. how is this is a diplomatic visit? she's not getting out into the communities. where are the people that make this dangerous journey, are struggling and suffering. and so that's why many people talked about this. they felt she needed to see the problem 1st hand because it's not going to happen. and we should

should be watching carefully is how it is paid for their bipartisan proposal like ours is still in fluxeaving people talking about raising the gas tax or electric cars or privatization of infrastructure those to my mind are bad ideas. jon: he doesn't like the idea to raise the gas tax to pay for infrastructure. but if you don't do that how will you pay for it? >> there is no answer how to pay for it. even if big business pays and pays 100 percent of their profits to taxes, it's still word not cover the infrastructure. i can understand in the united states why bernie sanders would want that he has not spent one day in the private sector trying to run a business he hasn't had to sign a front of any check on - - a front of a check but just the back in that is the problem. jon: please stand by went to get your reaction with the crisis at the border stick with us. the situation there is growing more dire and dangerous as we head into summer migrants are turning to trains as a way to get into the country illegally. this photo shows several people packed into the crawlspace in a boxcar. offici

secured of contracts and had more flux ability -- flexible at bility. tom: i was thunderstruck. lisa: to these letters to numbers mean something -- do these letters to numbers mean something? tom: i got a decent meal at charlie's. jonathan: lovely. a little bit of movement in crude. from new york city this is bloomberg. ♪ ritika: with the "first word news," i am ritika gupta. there have been talks about a meeting between chinese foreign minister -- and the u.s. secretary of state, as well as a possible phone call between president biden and xi jinping. a pro-democracy newspaper is to publish their last issue tomorrow. they face intense recent pressure from the government. authorities arrested the top editors and froze the company assets under a new national security law. morgan stanley has told employees they will need to be vaccinated against covid vanke -- against covid-19 to enter offices. essay about 90% of returning employees have already had their shots. -- has raised their four-year profit estimations after a big rebound in demand. they now expect organic profit growth fr

and the world of work is in flux right now. cobit 19 has spot a total rethink of how we do business. those of us able to work at home are lucky, shutting down an economy can be devastating to people, to their livelihoods, and health, just as devastating as a buyers can be. especially doing it as suddenly as india did, the government gave people just a few hours last march. before putting the country in total locked down, leaving migrant workers, unemployed and unable to feed themselves. thousands were forced to make the long journey home to their villages on foot. for many, it took days, some didn't make it. the pandemic restrictions have hit the most vulnerable, hottest, especially foreign workers in low wage sectors. whether in india or here in germany . in 4 weeks, india has been facing a devastating 2nd wave of covert. 19, countless thousands are languishing and hospitals or outside them waiting for what treatment there is. one thousands of deceased are cremated on tires and the country cities. amid this chaos that itinerant workers are heading back home to the countryside. those

ceos lead the way by locating outside the big metro areas, it may be a sign of the times that more fluxbility, more remote work might be here to stay. emily: interesting. talent is everywhere as well. andrew chamberlain, fascinating to see the list shift from year to year. thank you for bringing it to us. alphabet's waymo as veith $2 billion in a funding round -- has raised $2 billion in a funding route. -- funding round. coming up, google wants in on brick-and-mortar. the company cuts its first storefront ribbon. we are going to have the details next. roadblocks took a tumble today. --roblox took a tumble today. some analysts say it was worse than anticipated, but expect the numbers to get better in june. this is bloomberg. ♪ emily: microsoft is edging towards a $2 billion valuation. it'll hit that milestone when the stock we just $255. -- $265.60. google will open its first retail store in manhattan highlighting its effort to promote consumer hardware devices. the store will open to the public thursday. i.b. ross, who designed this store, said it is like walking into a dream. i suppos

it is shilling reading the transcripts to show just how well coordinated those one by flux was and it wasn't being coordinated by a terrorist. you can tell the difference between a terrorist directing a plot and intelligence office, the sarah on the orders of mastermind saw g mere only a few days previously. judge john lee garett had been in pakistan to press for his arrest. when a about by and send you to meet me, i asked why he hadn't been arrested before. had he been stopped by the attacks him, money might never have happened to them. the woman david had leave received, coded messages up congratulation. the code word for the attacks is graduation. major ball is also congratulated by the pakistani intelligence service. you have to step back and look at this. why is this attack so successful? it is a state sponsored terrorist attack, overseen funded directed by the i s i or totally in conjunction in tandem in team work with large currently i s i. and that is the reason that so successful and so outrageous. the terrorist attacks and mom by were financed and controlled by the i s i. ev

since then, it has facilitated workplace adjustments like funds, better access to washroom facilities, fluxr small changes that make a big difference. annmarie: i'm so happy you research this story. it's not talked about. i've spoken with executive women's, speeches they have to give, dealing with these problems. it's a taboo conversation at work. we know that the pandemic, a lot of them have been working from home. has that shifted anything? lizzy: you might think that the new emphasis on flexible working and health would have alerted employers to the need for menopause awareness. working from home has helped some women to manage their symptoms better. for others, the uncertainty has exacerbated the psychological side. for women and public facing roles, which are dominated by women, health care, retail, often they've had to wear ill fitting ppe that is designed for men. it has made their hot flashes worse. the resolution foundation found that women in their 50's were worse affected by this crisis than any other since the 1980's. you have the direct effect on health and the economy. also, t

most important word was the second or third word in, talking about her dream, so many dreams are in fluxabout it and the question is is this administration doing what is right? >> reporter: there is not a lack of business problem in ohio. they just don't have the workers to fulfill a lot of their orders. a lot of these people lived the american dream. this guy right here, work at that bar for six years and end up buying -- work at that bakery for ten years. people are all in, all their life savings into their businesses and the question is are they going to survive. jillian: thank you. from our friends at fox bet, dollar the super 6 apps and win 10,$000. are you need to do is predict six outcomes on the super 6 quiz show, topics range from entertainment to sports, it is free to play. ♪♪ essential expenses in retirement, so you can live the life you want. this is what an annuity can do. learn more at protectedincome.org. pain? yeah. here. aspercreme with max-strength* lidocaine. works fast and lasts. keep it. you're gonna need it. kick pain in the aspercreme mmm, licorice records. wonka,

and the world of work is in flux right now. code 19 has sparked a total rethink of how we do business. those of us able to work at home are lucky, shutting down an economy can be devastating to people, to their livelihoods, and health, just as devastating as a buyers can be. especially doing it as suddenly as india did, the government gave people just a few hours last march. before putting the country in total locked down, leaving migrant workers, unemployed and unable to feed themselves. thousands were forced to make the long journey home to their villages on foot. for many, it took days, some didn't make it. the pandemic restrictions have hit the most vulnerable, hottest, especially foreign workers in low wage sectors. whether in india or here in germany . me for weeks india has been facing a devastating 2nd wave of covert. 19, countless thousands are languishing in hospitals or outside them, waiting for what treatment there in thousands of deceased are cremated empires in the country. cities amid this chaos itinerant workers

i don't think company travel policies, i think they are in flux.hose folks will have to get back to the office, the companies will have to figure out their policies, there will still be some register to get out on the road. i think it will take a while for business travel to feather in well. and the back drop is international travel with europe getting some conflicting messages about how open they are. europeans can come here, we can go there. i think it's difficult for people to make plans. lisa: i was really struck, there was a story in the wall street journal highlighting a study -- a study showing how first-class and business-class fares had dropped 20% to 30% below where they were in 2019 because of the lack of business travel and people were able to pick up cheaper first-class tickets. there's a question of whether it will come back online, given the reluctance to really go back to the travel budgets that companies have had. what's the consequence on the airline industry if it does not come back to the we saw in 2019? george: the consequence

she says she's not pushing moderates away at a time the democratic part is in flux about their directiont be to get a compromise like this through? >> next to impossible right now. that's the reason why as you look right now, 51 votes. democrats have 50 seats in the senate. >> bernie sanders. >> he's the most democrat. the problem is, of the 50, you need 51 to get it through. of the 50 democrats, joe manchin, kristen cinema, they're the ones that hold the cards. >> they're part of this group. so you know they're on board with this plan. the question is would they be willing to pass the plan with 51 votes. >>> two passengers onboard the first cruise in north america after more than a year testing positive for the coronavirus on the fully vaccinated ship. a live report is next. >>> plus, former president trump's border wall may be a thing of the past, but now texas governor greg abbott said the state is going to build its own. n that can help grow and protect your money. an annuity can help cover essential expenses in retirement, so you can live the life you want. this is what an annuity c

. >> so, those are bad ideas but, as you said, it is in flux. so if those can be worked through and the -- let's focus on the bipartisan deal. if that $1.2 trillion deal could be paid for in ways that could make you more happy, could you see voting for it? especially if it's related to your bill. >> we'll see. i don't want to -- in my mind, the vast majority of democrats understand you can't go forward without addressing the crises facing the planet and working people. so, clearly you have to deal with climate change. clearly we have to deal with the fact that medicare does not cover dental, eyeglasses, hearing aids. we have provided a child tax credit for working families today who will be better able to support their children and we're going to lower childhood poverty by 15%. those issues must be dealt with. >> right. >> whether you deal with it with my bill, which is my preference, ordeal it with two. we'll see. >> going back to the first question, assuming it is two, which seems the way it is going, can you see yourself open to that bipartis

to apologize for that for in terms of bullish but frustration because the leadership profile is in flux. >> mike, at the new york stock exchange where i'll join you starting next week. >> standing coffee order >> i'm looking forward to that. >>> we'll go to the bond market. rick santelli tracking the action at the cme. rick >> hi, morgan. anybody who's ever traded understands when you find relationships you stick with them and when i look at the nasdaq up so big and look at yields down so much i think today there's a bit of a tail wagging the dog in terms of buyers moving into the equity space. look at what happens in front of the employment data yields moving down up, up and away and pull the rug out from underneath them and 559,000? normally is a great number what that is code for is it wasn't a good number this time but a lot of other component solid like wage just a chart in the third week in april at the low yields at 155 closing at a 6-week low down 3 on the week look at the bunds closing at a one month low yields and foreign exchange on the number at 8:30 eastern, every major cur

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of miami, the cruise ship capitol of the world, port everglades and port canaveral still remains in fluxllenging its authority to mandate vaccinated passengers. well, take a listen to the governor. >> we're going to be sailing hopefully very soon. there's not been a single elected official in this country who has done more to liberate the cruise lines from a bureaucracy out of touch and quite frankly exercising authority that they don't possess under the law. >> the celebrity millennium this week is the first american cruise ship to take paying passengers on the first caribbean cruise since the cdc's no sail order froze the industry 15 months ago when the pandemic began. now out of port miami, u.s. cruises leave a couple weeks away. the millennium went to barbados and aruba. this is an international only cruise, the cdc guidelines don't apply. but still all passengers 16 and older and 100% of the crew had to be vaccinated, which is what the cdc kwantsd and the industry has mostly gone along with. there was covid testing available before boarding and the ships rigged with air purifiers an