nastasya: francois, you mentioned some security concerns there.w that's being also cited by the pakistani government, as a reason to not take afghan refugees at the moment. and there were a number of releases by the taliban of pakistani militants, as they advanced across the country. how real are those security threats at the moment, and is that actually jeopardizing the humanitarian situation on the border? are refugees paying for really some political dynamics and other concerns? >> yes, the pakistani government is quite concerned about it, and as you mentioned, thousands of militants were released under an agreement, and those militants were fighting the state of pakistan in the past. and the government thinks that they could, you know, use afghanistan as a staging post, even though the taliban have assured pakistan several times, more than once, that they will not allow anyone, the afghan, you know, territory, to be used against pakistan or against any other country. but here i would like to bring to light in the discussion -- i would like to

francois van der westhuizen also used to do bat�*s dirty work in south africa.he law for british american tobacco. you used corruption and bribery? correct. did bat know about that? correct, they knew. how many people were you paying, then, you personally? me personally? probably every month... ..15 people. did anyone in bat say, "hang on, this is illegal, "we oughtn�*t to be doing it"? no. it was a system on the go, it was a system in progress, and i was just part of it. bat�*s secret operation in southern africa ran from 2000 to 2016. we have spoken to a dozen insiders. many, like pieter and francois, had worked for south africa's apartheid police force. they say theirjob was to destroy the competition for bat. south africa is a huge tobacco market. and bat controls the majority of sales — 70% of the market. that's billions of cigarettes a year. there is a problem with cigarette smuggling and tax dodging in south africa, which bat claimed some manufacturers were involved in. bat said it was helping the government curb these illicit sales. but our evidence sugg

i'll come back to you in a moment about that marian because i do want to bring in francois. i want to also bring up that math again because there is this very, very long border with iran that, that i've got astonishes as regarded as fairly porous. many refugees, i know we're hoping to use it to cross and then travel on to turkey and then onto europe. greece is already fortified it's, it's very big war and anticipation of those most movements. and frankly, given how politically charged all of this is, how is all of that going over, especially after what happens in 2015? i'm afraid this is going very, very badly. and indeed, as you just recall, everyone in europe is very much concern and very much i read that the, as i cried, this doesn't fall into doesn't 15, it will repeat again. and therefore, most you've been lead us today view our gun refugees are put on health grid for euro, which is like the ultimate threat of that we see people themselves in here as a potential threat and danger for europe. and therefore, we're in a situation really well. knock on 3 is really willing t

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after it caused the euro and an eu member state, greece, to falter, merkel and the french president, francois hollande, joined forces to bring moscow and kiev to the table. she knows how to listen and second, she can hold herself back. when it came to the war in syria, merkel was powerless, but when millions of refugees spilled into europe as a result, she granted ma of them protection in germany. >> our motto to approaching this must be that we have achieved so much, we can do this." >> everyone was closing their borders to prevent migrants from injury. she took the bold step of saying i am going to open my borders, and i will allow these people in. she knew she was taking a risk. >> the declaration we can do this was a truly extraordinary political u-turn. it ran counter to much that she had said in previous years, including her question of a possible multicultural society. more importantly, it plunged european migration policy into chaos. >> the time of rising populist voices and nationalism followed. in 2016, the u.k. decided to leave the european union. shortly afterwards, the newly elec

. >> reporter: francois paradise has struggled to fill positions at his minneapolis cafe. >> after the unemployment support is going to dwindle, some are going to readjust what their income is, their needs, and may come out. >> reporter: now critics have slammed the extra money as a disincentive for the unemployed to get back to work. anne-marie? >> elise preston in new york. thank you so much. >>> now on to covid. new infections have reportedly jumped 1,000% since memorial day. right now more than 62% of total u.s. populations has received at least one vaccine dose. 53% are fully vaccinated. dr. anthony fauci addressed recent cdc reports finding more children are being hospitalized because of the virus. he said the delta variant is dangerous but not a huge threat to kids. >> there is some indication in adults that the delta variant might be more severe, but all the data that we are collecting right now does not give any definitive information that the delta variant is more severe in children. >> dr. fauci also said booster doses of moderna's covid vaccine may be delayed, but pfizer wi

of french cinnamon, new wave he went on to work with many of france, his most famous directors, francois truffaut, once called him the most complete european actor of his generation. while in 2013, cleared the loose pay tribute to $1.00 of his favorite stars worth discretion. when you consider all the sean paul is done for french cinema, he is still the most important french actor of the postwar period. the son of a sculptor mando was born in 1933 in a wealthy parish suburb. as a young man, he was an amateur boxer. his broken nose became his trademarks, but cinema with his passion and led to a career the span decades from old house to commercial blockbusters. he started in more than 80 movie and often performed his own stunts. but in 2001, he suffered a stroke that effectively ended his acting career. reacting in a tweet, the news of belmont, those death aged 88 french president. emanuel micron called him a national treasure. charismatic and versatile for many friends by monday was the embodiment of french style on the big screen. natasha butler, al jazeera paris, and some good news that

. $330.00 lawyers, $300.00 victims and testimony from the president francois and the man believed to be the sole surviving attack default and told the court he was an islamic state soldier. the suspects standing trial are accused of helping to organize the attack along with providing guns and cas. okay, we were about to bring you that report, but instead i didn't. a tooth has been holding towards today with his brother, machine counterpart, alexander lucas shanker and the power just about to give a media conference. let's of a listening been very detailed and productive character, which is in the nature of relations between russia and bella registry. and i have subbed for many occasions, and i would like to say that again, that bell risk to russia is a close neighbor. i strong ally and our operation is built on mutual respect and consideration for the interest of one another with the close ties between the peoples of russia and bell. ruth strengthens in the by the common the history and shared values. and also in many, many occasions on, on family, it is based on family ties. another

even president cohen has admitted that francois you prepared i mistakes were made. let's be honest. the moment has revealed flaws. shortcomings, like all the countries of the world, we have lack gowns, gloves, hydro alcoholic gels. we were not able to distribute as many mosques as we would have liked for our caregivers for staff carrying for our seniors, for nurses and home helpers. however, the difference between mr. mccall and those that he a point says that he is president, enjoys immunity from prosecution. now since that was missions from has run up, it's couldn't be rules. mosques remain mandatory in shops and on public transport. health passes showing you do vaccinations, faces or obligatory in many cultural and leisure spaces as well as in most restaurant fonts and cafes. rule that triggered protests when the with those who end up being caught over the state handling of cobra id will have the opportunity to state that defense. losing has already said that she won't let the action of the government be discredited, much was done to prepare for the global crisis. whether or not

. $330.00 louis $300.00 victims and testimony from the then president francois along the buddies to be the sole surviving attacker. defintely told the court that he was in islamic state soldier. the other suspects standing trial are accused of helping to organize the attack along with providing guns and cos. when we say, what is justice? these guys took kalashnikov machine guns and money to kill 130 people, even though they weren't that well trained. they were young people, my friends, and i went to drink beer and listen to music. i was spending time with my friends. what did we do wrong? nothing. and we were shot. these memories are impossible to get. them must be justice and not a victim. as such, i was not effective mentally or physically. i wasn't the place that was attacked and they've come here because that take it in which is so far removed from everyday life is now the subject of a trial. 60 years later, during these past 6 years, the attack has been the main focus of law is tv programs and victim support organizations. alex don off is an author of a book about one of the battl

then with francois during that political dialogue within it, these days is non existent as the road deepens over a security deal between alliance members, the u. s. the u. k, and australia. europe's worst energy shortage in decades. russell's a you politicians with consumers facing a chilly winter with a few may be, but this for many escape go to as lawmakers demanded moscow pump, small gar, plus. but the way the story has captivated the nation has many wondering why not the same media attention when people of color go missing. well, the answer actually has a name missing white woman syndrome with us police on a massive man hunt for the murder of a 22 year old white woman in a national park mainstream media focusing on whether her races. the real reason why there's been such a public outcry. ah, i just haven't fully answered here. good afternoon from russia. this is out in to national live with me, kevin, though, in from a world news center. first nato members calling for a review of the alliances strategies. big news. we talked about this 1st full yesterday. as the crisis grows over a new

ah, francois felt a serious crisis and accuses a st. 1000000. cancel the submarine, contract in favor of a deal with the us. ah, i'm have them. he's in this is al jazeera from doha, also coming up. yeah. why for protest in june? is you the president's critics accuse him of a paragraph after he's suspended parliament. and for the prime minister, the us plans to step up efforts to expel functions as mostly haitian migrant course into texas from mexico search of a better future. the basics makes the 1st of all civilian space mission, return summer after 3 things in a diplomatic disputes between france as strictly the u. k. and the us continues to escalate france as accused history of a breach of trust. after scrap to submarine contracts in favor of a deal with the united states, the cancellation of that security deal in the pacific prompts at paris to we call at some passengers to the us and astray leah, the french foreign minister. once the allies are facing a serious crisis, you muscle there have been lies. there has been duplicity. there has bee

time to sit down and talk the top stories issa nato, state school for a strategic confused blog francois in the political dialogue within it is non existent that is derived deepens, over security deals between alliance members. the u. s u k and astray leah, or service your lowest energy shortage in decades. russell. the politicians that consume is facing a truly winter with that fuel. that is a familiar skate to with making demand that moscow no gas the way the story has been captivated the nation, has many wondering why not the same media attention when people of color go missing? well, the answer actually has a name missing white woman syndrome. with us police on a massive man hunt and lead suspected murder. have a young white woman, mainstream media focused on whether rice is the real reason why it's been such a public can cross ah, i good afternoon. you're watching art in international nathan members. calling for a review of the airlines, his strategy is the crisis cruise over a new security agreement between the u. s. u. k, and also astray, layer of paris. last act of the loop, fran

the in the news, this nato states call for a strategic review of the blog with francois and got political dialogue within it. these days is non existence. the road deepens over a security deal between alliance members. the u. s. the u. k. industry alias, europe's with energy shortage decades rattle to you politicians and consumers facing a chilly winter without fuel. but there's a fully escape go to. as all mike is demand that moscow come small gas also ahead as well. the way the story has captivated the nation has many wondering why not the same media attention when people of color.

the terry francois mission's rock warriors' way will be soon completed. the clareon pipeline is unfortunately held up in a tree appeal. as soon as that gets resolved, we'll be able to move forward. but we lost, i think seven months to that tree appeal, waiting to get started. so no work has been done there. and 19th avenue construction isn't quite under way yet. they're doing preparations, and it should be started soon. and then over on ether 2020, more on 19th avenue was the portable firefighter water system, and that went to slope -- you see the map there. on desente going from 19th avenue to 25th avenue, so we're able to take advantage of early construction, and it was already designed -- we had to do a little redesign as we took over work that was already slated there. and that work will be going in over the next year or so. so we were able to be optimistic with that facility. the opportunity was there, so we took it. and that completes my overview of -- >> david, i just have one question. david, thank you for that overview. why do we need portable wa

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projects that are already under construction include pipelines on 19 avenue and terry francois boulevard, additions to the project that are currently being constructed. the one that is being constructed on the potable efws is the 36-inch diameter pipeline, and this is being constructed as part of that wawona and 19 avenue project. next slide, and that completes my presentation for today, but i'd be happy to answer questions. >> any questions or comments? no? thank you. why don't we -- thank you for your presentation. it's good to see all the completions. it's always exciting. then why don't we open this up to public comment? >> clerk: members of the public who wish to make two minutes of public comment specifically on item 7-a, dial 415-655-0001, meeting i.d. 146-355-9001, pound, pound. raise your hand to speak, press star, three. moderator, do we have any callers? >> operator: madam secretary, there is one caller in the queue. hello, caller. i've opened your line. you have two minutes. >> david pillpel again. so i might have some comments on this, but again, i'm still having problems wi

deploy this technology as fast as you can and solve problems -- -- >> so miss frederik, thank you francois. i need to ask one more question i want to ask professor lauren real quickly. she had her hand raised with regard to the question on investigation versus arrest and what has come to my mind is this notion of tainted photo lineups, tainted tainted identification, being used in investigation as a predicate for making an arrest. did you want to elaborate down on professor lauren? >> thank you so much for the opportunity mr. ranking member. i will say just a little bit more. to say i do think that it is possible in theory to think about a distinction in the use of the technology as an investigative tool versus forming the basis for an arrest, or put differently facial recognition match by itself forming probable cause to arrest. but i think from a regulatory standpoint, one needs to take great care in thinking about what's structures need to be put into place to create a meaningful distinction between those two things. for example, there are a number of agencies that say facial recognitio

and yves-francois blanche played difference.ew this was a riding that was under threat and he knew that it was one he wanted to keep. one more, you can see the bloc quebecois candidate was a check mark. today, abolishing the indian act was a big part of what she campaigned on and in a riding as big as this one with as large an indigenous population as it has, this is something that resonates. >> ok, do you know what is happening? it was a tough fight for them in this riding. look at that. [laughter] new lynn >> this was a bloc quebecois riding in 2019. you are right, this was a really tight pre-weight race two years ago and this time around. star candidates on left, right and center. the conservative candidate is a very well-known figure in that part of the province for mayor, so. >> interesting. it is not just magic, it is a woman who just knows everything. it is not magic. adrian, you are going to tell us more about the prairies. >> you bet. this conversation about the adp making gains is definitely happening in the prairies,