that a lot musk's company could create more space debris and hinder scientific discoveries like le gage the story from australia's capital tambora. 60 satellites launch into space on a lawn mass 3 usable rocket falcon 9 it's part of star like a constellation of low orbit satellites from space 6 promising high speed internet connection to remote locations around the world about $1000.00 being deployed the goal is for that to grow to more than $40000.00 if you imagine the problems we have with space to brain space junk already that is just adding to it at a rate that we can't keep up we can't keep up with the riff that creates space x. now owns about one 3rd of all active satellites and more satellites means greater potential for collision millions of pieces of so-called space junk or already in orbit some as small as a like of pite but try people damaging a spacecraft pre want to have human exploration of the solar system we need to make sure we're looking after the new year if the environment. before we start going towards other planets. this trial and research is a developing software

but judging by our first survey when we put out the survey to gage the interest. so hopefully, we can get a better idea of who and if they have not been vaccinated and why and hopefully i can have that information for you hopefully by next week. >> president cohen: and then, i was thinking that you're going to be at the bay view at the rally on friday, as am i. perhaps one day you and i can pick a beat. it doesn't have to be bay view. and just get out there and walk on the foot patrol. >> yeah. definitely. that will be great. so i'll set that up. i'll reach out and set that up. >> president cohen: all right. colleagues. commissioner yeehas a question. >> chief scott, this is larry. when you do have outreach into the community, just send me a notice and see if i can join with you or with an officer that is doing the outreach. and i agree with malia that officers try to get the vaccinations because if they're out in the public, we want them to be safe as well as everybody else. >> thank you, commissioner yee. and, welcome. and i will definitely do that. commander fo

to survive in terre gage. definitely don't want to call him a tro the jumpsuit on cups. you're more likely to. walk free if you're rich and guilty for a few minutes. you've got 2 eyes and 2 ears and one mouth. so you should be seen in here and a whole lot more in your sand if you don't take that advice easy going to do it yourself. baltimore is. the way that is being read. between 152100000. people feeling like they have control over the necessities of the lines. let me. tell ya. not. a lot of fun. for. me. but. not only this. i think. we will build together port covenant when we build it. for coming to. the heart of a new world headquarters for under armor an opportunity for all of. this the. baltimore city council put the stamp of approval on the $660000000.00. jobs and. to have a mixed income diverse community their definition of affordable housing is affordable to families making about $70000.00 per year so we're saying is just can't build a community with people who are this. is not. only. those neighborhoods. and. we created strong. international marriage. but we c

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hoping its constellation of satellites will be part of the solution to connecting the globe nicola gage al-jazeera canberra. we're back in just a moment with more news right after the break. seems a promising part thought of the pandemic but implementing the greatest inoculation in history is testing the global community around the world already a clear gap as the marriage between rich nations and poor ones when it comes to vaccinating their populations from the geopolitics to the pure economics the misinformation and the latest developments what's going on here is very different for a start the faxing comes in the form of the nasal spray special coverage of the corona virus pandemic are not just. this was wrong to teach children away from their parents and herd them into a school against their will there was no mother no father figures they put is the big player and we sort of look dirtier so i don't remember the children's names . you can't it is dark secret on al-jazeera. mexico's club in 1000 death toll is one of the world's highest with one in 5 of its inhabitants living in the cap

survivor tara gage. definitely don't want to. jump. you're more likely to walk free if you're rich guilty or if you're poor and. you've got 2 eyes 2 ears and one mouth. so you should be seen in here and a whole lot more than you're saying if you don't take that advice easy going to dig yourself. this is another. the moment. which. will. simply be up to the brush across. besides it's the only. light so wouldn't let go but you can be a born again. as a bundle. for the far. from us i'm going to the 1st room dollar store remember i was forced to miss your points in the last month or so from the from your question this from art. in your sin of course the price of oil. yeah. sure sure for so when you go up a little won't you mention not only i was going to win each new machine you know. your moment there. in the irish. boy you may see more distant vendible. i don't know enough to live you. saw looks i mean with all look after me included bush could do a lot of. this stuff along. b d america my beautiful school. i didn't start with you know s

this is the wus a show coming up today of philip to us in gage went with.a meeting of the so-called quartet nations decides to provide coronavirus vaccines to countries in the into preserve it what does this initiative from the united states japan australia and india mean for the region and how does it tie in with high level u.s. visits to japan.

emerged it does appear that they are likely to have to have to say something whether or not telling gage in a in a real tit for tat there now in the public sphere remains unclear shot themselves in pearl in london thank you. well i should expect those acts of those disclosures to oprah winfrey have caused a stir on social media with the hash tag oprah meghan kerry trending online one of the most discussed of topics is that concern expressed by someone about meghan's child's likely skin color a journalist tara set maya tweeted as a mixed race woman this hurt my soul it's despicable conversations like this are still happening even at this level in 2021 i commend harry for standing up for his family and meghan for speaking out people have no idea how deeply embedded racism can be silicon valley strategist attacker 80 thanked oprah for giving the topic of racism a platform she posted on behalf of every person who's endured silent pain of black women who are victims of micro aggressions and everyone told that their pain is not real that you gave those women a voice tonight in light of the int

as you shouldn't sanction mama been solomon it is within gage mint with the saudi government that you promote those values and of course as you know britain is exporting record amounts of arms to saudi arabia and actually cutting aid it said this week what do you think of that british government line that we must engage with the saudi leadership rather than sanctioning them. look britain. canada france any other even russia because i'm talking about the free countries you know that they are the countries that they claim that they support human rights and democracy i blame them more than that countries that they say doesn't support the they don't claim that they support democracy and freedom like russia or signer because i think people are suffering in their countries also you know with democracy so i hope that you will by militia know this. i mean what i'm saying now but let me to say about that return your scale and any other countries you know that support any dictators around the world with any kind of supporting. the it is you know directly or indirectly they are participating wit

pretend play or mostly a pretend play aimed at a mass to call audience this isn't even a royston gaging and that as far as south say china and russia are concerned because ag can see the data set up with identity destruction although it doesn't count with out there is we have just now but it is their benefit for russia and china to get out countries will have to continue discussing things we usually interest because otherwise they cannot survive i mean china cannot survive. without some kind of working relations especially in trade with the united states but this is also not so why would they. go for asian was china so they have endless talk about when on some rules are. the same as with russia there are some aerials like nuclear. questions. let we should discuss with the united states so syria for example. they will know the general relations will be very bad and the humor come to tour it really isn't because the main problem with the united states. is that china and russia big countries which they don't like it to does matter what kind of regime they have there who they say it openly

emerged it does appear that they are likely to have to have to say something whether or not telling gage in a in a real hit for tat there now in the public sphere remains unclear shot themselves in pearl in london thank you. and the president of african football's governing body has had his chance of re-election dashed after his ban for corruption was upheld. he's been cut from 5 to 2 years by the court of arbitration for sport but the ruling still means he won't be able to repeat his election success of 2817 that paves the way for south african billionaire patrice 2 to replace him as his expected to win friday's election after a deal was brokered by fee for president infantino last week. more world news of. the coronavirus pandemic in $1000.00 special. the coronavirus pandemic. has the rate of infection in developing. the latest research. information and contacts. on t.w. . is a master of the art of confrontation this is wrong. come back. to spew to champion a political talk to try to frighten people you know everybody on the side there is that you enter the conflict zone and join tim s

not only because stalin as in 1939 to 1941 was afraid of war, did not want war and never would ven gaged in ma major war but primarily the country was exhausted and destroyed, it had lost tens of millions of people and the public hated war. having won a victory the army and the soldiers thought only of getting home and back to a normal life by included the nuclear component in world politics and on this basis unleashing a monstrous arms race and here the initialator was the united states. this was a fateful error. so i would so bold as to affirm that the governing circles of victoria's powers lacked an adequate strategic vision of the possibilities for world development as they emerged after the war and consequently a true understanding of their own country's national interests. hiding behind slowing answer of love for peace and defense of their people's interests on both sides decisions were taken which split asunder the world which had just succeeded in overcoming fascism because it was united. and on both sides this was justified ideologically. the conflict was presented as the inevit

sure they stay out of these dangerous flood waters and evacuate when they're told to do so ok nicola gage bringing us the latest from a flood hits new south wales nicholas thank you. the people displaced by armed groups affiliated with eisel in mozambique could become radicalized if the international community and the governments don't intervene soon that's the warning from the un's refugee agency which has been missing some of the worst affected communities how much us are reports. the numbers keep going up in northern mozambique according to the un's refugee agency nearly 700000 people have been forced to flee their homes and more than 2000 have been killed we're lucky learner's village in the standard came under attack one night he fled with his wife children and grandchildren. they left because of the war that affected us it was a month so we fled into the bush we stayed for days in the bush looking for a way out and running away from the conflict mozambique's government says fighters affiliated to eisele operating in parts of kabul delgado the militant group stage is 1st attack in 20

survivor tara gage. definitely don't want to be going to try to jump on cups. you're more likely to walk free if you're rich and guilty or if you're poor and. you've got 2 eyes 2 ears and one mouth. so you should be seen in here and a whole lot more in your sand if you don't take that advice easy going to dig yourself will. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics. i'm showbusiness i'll see you then. as had bene year now president only been a year all over social media we see videos of angry confrontations with wal-mart shoppers who refuse to wear face masks alcoholic beverage sales are up cooped up with kids moms are super stressed but some of us are coping better than others how let's ask john harper host of morning air on relevant radio the network of nearly 200 stations talking and listening to 220000000 catholics across the usa john here in rhode island the motto on our state flag in great big. is the word hope and i remember hearing you tell listeners that every day is a day closer to the end of

to survive and tara gage. definitely don't want to go in the jumpsuit on cups. you're more likely to walk free if you're rich. or if you're poor and. you've got 2 eyes and 2 ears and one now. so you should be seen in here and a whole lot more than you're saying if you don't take that advice easy going to date yourself whole. world is. shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. the u.k. and america see a massive rise in attacks on asian people reflecting a global trend of scapegoating the community. and feeling racism has been such a common thing for so long just. then. you know. french minister cries of foreign interference over the funding of a huge mosque. that is getting cash from the city council and turkish back. to deal with. criminalizing intercourse without explicit. we're trying to use technology to protect women instead of teaching men to respect the right of a woman.

hoping its constellation of satellites will be part of the solution to connecting the globe nicola gage al-jazeera can bro. hello there this is al jazeera and these are the headlines mian maher has seen its worst day of violence since the military seized power nearly 2 months ago local media say children are among the 114 people killed in this latest crackdown against anti crew protesters well there's been global condemnation of the violence the us secretary of state expressed horror at what he called the army's reign of terror while the e.u. delegation to me on law said the killings were indefensible china and iran have signed a landmark 25 year cooperation pact the deal will see beijing invest in key sectors of iran's economy including energy and infrastructure the iranian economy has suffered under u.s. sanctions since washington withdrew from the 2015 nuclear agreement protests have been held across the u.s. to condemn rising violence against asian americans the stop asian hate rallies for the killing of 6 women of asian descent this month and a shooting in atlanta castro was at one

survivor tara gage. definitely don't want to. jump on cops. you're more likely to walk free if you're rich. or if you're poor and. you've got 2 eyes and ears and one mouth. so you should be seen in here and a whole lot more than you're saying if you don't take that advice easy going to dig yourself.

s earlier this year citing supply problems let's get more on this from nicola gage our correspondent in australia's capital and the reaction from canberra on this nicola. but these struggling government has been quick to try to allay public concern about what it means for its back seign rollout we understand that a struggling diplomats will be speaking with their counterparts in europe to try to reverse this bloke but it really does highlight the wider problem with astra zeneca failing to reach some of its delivery targets we have heard from me a tele involvement giving a number of reasons as to why this decision has been made firstly it says it's because it isn't seen as a vulnerable nation true to the lower numbers of quality food 19 cases that we have had here and secondly because of that shortage of astra zeneca doses that we are seeing else old europe to get this little bit of contests since january because of the shortage any european based back same manufacturer needs to get approval from national governments the full files can be exported out of europe we understand that ital

generals is giving legitimacy to a military government that is illegitimate and they should nothing gaging in any conversations with the military because they're saying they just don't deserve it but some of the 4 and the other i should say clued in that group of people opposed to having conversations that include the military is a group of ousted myanmar lawmakers who say hey you should be talking to us but the foreign ministers have been saying look we have to engage with the military that ignoring them is not going to help us get to a solution to this problem is just going to isolate them and they're going to continue on their path so the only way to come up with a workable solution is to give the military generals a seat at the table but how much influence can they really have on these generals so it is something you bring out there because while western pressure sanctions from the u.s. really is not going to have much impact on the general's decision making me m.r. the generals included valued their membership in the so seats in the southeast asian nations they value that membership m

this is the the good news coming up today to us in gage went to. a meeting of the so-called board nations decides to provide coronavirus vaccines to countries in the in the pacific what does this initiative from the united states japan australia and india mean for the region and how does it tie in with high level u.s. visits to japan and south korea later in the week plus. one cent street kitchen that's a lifeline for the hungry and poor in the indian capital delhi. i'm british comedy welcome to do the news asia glad you could join us it's an important week in the pacific as the united states seeks to reinvigorate its alliances with bought nos in the region secretary of state antony blinken and defense secretary lloyd austin traveling to japan and south korea to meet their counterparts in the shadow of growing chinese influence in the region it's an outreach that began in earnest last week when president joe biden met his counterparts from india australia and japan the so-called quad grouping of nations the 1st ever meeting of leaders of the chord.

and both sides of willingness willingness to improve that unfortunately what we saw was less taking gaging relations and more ruining them the united states began by airing almost seemingly every single grievance that holds good china. today will have an opportunity to discuss key priorities domestic and global so that china can better understand our administration's intentions and approach. also discuss our concerns with actions by china including actions wrong on kong taiwan cyber attacks on the united states' economic coercion toward our us each of these actions threaten the rule spaced order that maintains will stability what followed was a tense strained back and forth exchange both top officials you could see on their faces they were irritated they were irritated by the other side both accused each other of violating diplomatic protocol so they both agreed that the opening statements would be 2 minutes each and then they both accused each other of doing over the top the chinese cool the atmosphere in the mood there inhospitable so if they had a sense that they came over to be lecture

triggered by allegations of rape and assault centered around the straightest parliament of zeros nicola gage reports now from canberra. thank you protestors outside astrologers parliament demanding action of violence against women in recent weeks allegations of right have rocked a struggle in politics prompting a growing number of people to speak about sexual assault and harassment i don't want to go out in the world where women are listened to and i think that we should make a change it was sparked by shocking allegations that former political star for britney he was right by a colleague in the defense minister's office. we're here because i'm fucking of but we're still having to fight this same stale tired of. the struggle is top floor officer attorney general christian porter is also accused of an historic ripe dating back 3 decades which he categorically denies police have closed the case but the government is facing growing calls for an independent inquiry we just don't think that it's appropriate that a man who holds the highest floor office in the country can have an untested and also

accusing the government of hiding the extent of contamination in french polynesia al-jazeera as nicola gage reports. france carried out its nuclear test in algeria in 1960. 6 years later the operation moved to the south pacific 193 tests took place in french polynesia over 3 decades up until 1990 seeks a new study claims from has concealed its true impact. reach a certain. history in terms of. relations. researches along with the french news sites disclose used a classified military documents and testimonies to recreate the impact of a number of the tests calculating around 110000 people in the overseas territory including into haiti were contaminated almost the entire population there is a compensation making is a little bit it's not very good at that pressure will continue with the french government to live in a. way that it so happened during that nuclear testing period and to allow greater access to compensation. the tests have been controversial since they began sparking violent protests in french polynesia and a $985.00 french secret agents attacked an environmental activist ship on i

national disaster has been declared in some regions off of the worst flooding in decades declared gage has more now from windsor northwest of sydney. it's been raining for days and floodwaters continue to rise.

accountable for the event australia's mining companies have come under increased scrutiny since last may and gage is joining us from canberra for more on this story so how significant is this announcement. about this has been extremely damaging for rio tinto his reputation and the significance of what happened here really can't be underestimated these caves with 40 seats 1000 years old and contained some of the oldest boring tools to be discovered in a strike and rio tinto you knew about their cultural significance when they blew them up so while this is welcome news to many people it will buy some the same as another step in the process of rio tinto you are trying to show you that it is accountable for its actions here in terms of simon thomson stepping down pressure has been building all on him to take personal accountability from environmental activists and shareholders and that's exactly what he has done in a statement issued by rio tinto to the stock exchange he says that ultimately he is accountable for the actions that did take place that led to the destruction of these caves but one inter

survivor tara gage. definitely don't want to be going to try to jump on cops. you're more likely to walk free if you're rich and guilty or if you're poor and. you've got 2 eyes 2 ears and one mouth. so you should be seen in here and a whole lot more in your sand if you don't take that advice easy going to dig yourself. the world is. shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. humanity has never seen such strange natural phenomena before. jai and coming to this appearing in the peninsula. one off or another. was never about to bring out the good news because you have to get your info you know whom does one point out of it that he wants. this one appeared in 2020. how often and where will new creases appear as i described how dangerous on day for humans from on my end is different than 2021 russian scientists came quite close to working out what's going on. they build a full scale 3 d. model of the black hole. well about to cross that we're all things are considered here a little to a man who are discussing some real names. ok let's go back to glenn here but on

gage's and one of the hardest hit community is the people affected by the flooding . well this is windsor a town just west of sydney where it's been raining for days and floodwaters continue to rise at this behind me is the main bridge through the township and as you can see it's under water there are buildings inundated and people have been told to evacuate and extraordinary scenes like this present right along the new south wales coast from port macquarie to newcastle where homes are being destroyed some being swept away down the river and many livestock being swept away as well it's of course causing distress to many people here in new south wales will speak to greg now who's in windsor what do you think about some of these scenes that we're witnessing in new south wales and it's just a rendition of between the for and the floods and greg. it's just affecting everybody and tens of thousands of people have been affected by these floods incredible have you been told to evacuate and many people in western sydney are leaving all right but we've got a potential regulati

because gage al-jazeera canberra. to the netherlands now where there's been a resurgence of young people from politics more than ever before they're running and parliamentary elections a 10th of the candidates for wednesday's vote are the 1st and the youngest is just 16 years old steadfast and followed her on the campaign trail. they are 1617 and 19 years old and campaigning for a seat in the dutch parliament christina middleton napal represents the young party or young and along with leash are here they're the youngest candidates running in this week's parliamentary elections all the time i was working for you only an idea and now it's now i can see where i am where i am right now you're on the official list. as the number 2 here these are the 16 year old grew up in a foster home and decided to run so she could fight for more protection for young people everyone in the 2nd chamber is talking about the younger people would not live with them so that's what i decided to that's when i decided to join young so are they w

wales a natural disaster has been declared in some regions off to the worst flooding in decades nicola gage has more from windsor north west to sydney the thai communities have been inundated by flood waters as this weather system team used to pelt down across many different regions where in windsor which is just west of sydney the main breach across the 2 sides of town is completely covered many roads are becoming blocked and we're seeing this in many different highly populated areas all along the coast from port macquarie to newcastle regional areas like tower and thousands of people have had to evacuate as these river systems are rising. the u.s. secretary of defense says that the afghan president during an unannounced visit to kabul lloyd austin said his main reason for visiting was to hear president gandhi's concerns about say head of a deadline agreed with the taliban to withdraw u.s. troops by may the 1st corona virus infections are surging across much of latin america and paraguay every single i.c.u. bed is full the health system is on the verge of collapse a nighttime curfew is in

let's bring in blue bus co-host christy i'm michelle schneider of market gage dot com thank you both for being here christine i want to start with you the 10 year treasury yield a hit its highest point since january 2020 topping 1.77 percent what does this actually mean. well there's almost 2 different sides to rising rates is it being driven by fears of inflation or by optimism about the economy and lately it's been driven by fear the market is going to experience heightened volatility this week amid the continuing fallout after articles and you also have the tech complex drop in pressure by the latest reflation scare and even though there wasn't a specific catalyst for the sharp move higher bond they had the week ahead of biden's u.s. infrastructure plan details so the u.s. treasuries care more about the inflation than the arch i guess fall and biden speech might be a catalyst for a deeper sell so as the u.s. economy starts to bounce back there are increasing talk of information especially after the $1.00 trillion dollars stimulus package signed earlier this month analysts say that

wales a natural disaster has been declared in some regions after the worst flooding in decades nicola gage has more for windsor north west of sydney the thai communities have been inundated by flood waters as this weather system. down across many different regions where in which is just west of sydney the main breach across the 2 sides of talent is completely covered many roads are becoming blocked and when seeing these in many different highly populated areas all along the coast from port macquarie to newcastle regional areas like towers and thousands of people have had to evacuate as these river systems are rising u.s. president joe biden says he'll be heading to the southern border as soon as the country struggles to manage a surge of undocumented migrants trying to cross from mexico nearly 20000 adults and more than 9000 unaccompanied children are estimated to have crossed the border in february a huge spike from the previous month. the u.s. secretary of defense has met the afghan president during an unannounced visit to kabul lloyd austin says his main reason for visiting was to hear

last year the sacred caves were blasted despite warnings of their cultural significance and as nicola gage reports says pressure on the mining giant to do more. this video shows the irreversible damage caused by rio tinto when it blew up the ancient you can go or drop caves in australia's remote pilbara region. countries being destroyed. nearly a year on after pressure from investors its chairman simon thomson has announced he won't seek reelection as a board director saying he's ultimately accountable for the caves destruction but he won't be leaving until next year and there coles for him to step down immediately. on a thomson was one that i just say i am a coach at that and the. explanation which everybody the one that actually you know it's late. the rock caves contained evidence of human activity 46000 years ago as well as some of the oldest examples of boeing tools in australia rio tinto as chief executive john sebastian jacques has already quit along with other executives some received significant payouts despite being forced to leave i believe that there are still some on the board

fix these possible in order to have a big picture about the mechanism and there are one here of mr gage and we are presenting the proof that we have we have a lot of. videos photos and everything that could show that there is some like like. in which but you said base russia in the united states and the reds and mali but mainly the. in the united emirates because there is a company which is called north got to go. into a position to provide cash in exchange for venezuelan goal. patient approaches that they provide here a plane that goes from broacha been this way take the gold goes then to make an exchange in mali and the emirates take people to different countries mainly to meet every rats and then big it 'd provides them a lot of this is really important issue for us because it's green you know that they're using our gold reserves for but as well of people in order to have cash without any kind of control and you said this network of organized crime in order to make all the machine of corruption in the case of who was it help of the emirates with the help of the russian people mr barr

by october this trial has also committed to helping vaccinate its neighbors in the pacific nicola gage al-jazeera. tens of thousands of people in new zealand fled their homes on friday after a series of earthquakes triggered a tsunami alert many have now returned home but as wayne here reports from toronto others are still worried. around many parts of new zealand a peaceful friday morning was interrupted by tsunami sirens the calm waters provided an eerie backdrop to the warning about the danger that could have been on its way people in coastal communities in the north we're most at risk and we're told to head to higher ground where some captured a tsunami arriving from an 8 point one magnitude earthquake hundreds of kilometers away near the kermadec islands what we are asking people is to try and stay calm touch price of people make you love check on the people that you know might be most at risk and really just listen to the advice that is coming through for some this was the 2nd tsunami evacuation in hours early on friday morning another large quake struck much closer to new zealan

national disaster has been declared in some regions off of the worst flooding in decades declared gage has more now from windsor northwest of sydney. it's been raining for days and floodwaters continue to rise behind me is the main bridge in town and it's under water many buildings saw inundated as well and people in the lying areas have been told to evacuate but there are extraordinary scenes like these riots through new south wales in heavily populated areas from port macquarie . and you can also and now more than 18000 people have been told to leave their horns china's holding a secret trial from a former canadian diplomat who's been detained in the country for more than 2 years diplomats from canada the u.s. and around 20 other countries covered outside the court in beijing to show solidarity for michael covering who's accused of espionage to try to you reports from beijing. we're not expecting a verdict today this is a very long drawn out legal process he was arrested in december 28th teen and wasn't charged formally with espionage until about 18 months later so boy him and michae

hoping its constellation of satellites will be part of the solution to connecting the globe nicola gage al-jazeera canberra. mexico has increased its official covert 1000 death toll by nearly 60 percent the government said on saturday the real number of crowd of ira stats is more than 321000 not 201000 as previously reported mexico's testing rate is low and its health care system is overwhelmed that means that many people are dying at home without being tested and chile has launched its strict as credible as not done yet to curb the rise in cases more than 80 percent of the population is under mandatory isolation the president says it's necessary to ease pressure on the health care system about 40 percent of the population has been vaccinated more than any other latin american nation. now there's renewed hope for music promoters hit by the pandemic after a rock concert was held in spain thousands of people attended what was seen as an experimental event after taking rapid result covert 19 tests there was no social distancing either barber and poet. or. the return of live concerts withou

within the republican party but trying to energize a part of the electorate that's necessary to keep in gage for the future for the g.o.p. to win and that the g.o.p. will continue to build up what we're trying to get them and they still very much the figurehead i reject that i do think the republican party is quite fractured more so than what mainstream media in the united states at least is willing to admit as well so it's going to take a good bit of time to reset her 100 station again and speed every century i think there are some good center right voices that really will be allocated at some time particularly in the lead up 202022 midterm election i'm looking at people like congressman adam kinzinger from illinois a good young voice in his only has early 40 of congresswoman lynn cheney of course the daughter of congresswoman from vice president dick cheney and she's the number 3 republican in the house she has shown that she can stand up on principle and speak your mind it doesn't have to be in unity with everybody else in your caucus also congressman jamie were butler and young mother in

introduces through the in the requests for fiscal year 2022 that involve critical modernize in the less gage system with the associate of 15 million. did the covid pandemic or the january 6th assault on the capitol play a role in identifying the need to upgrade these legacy systems and if appropriated the funds to group upgrade the system what is the time frame you foresee them to be completed. >> the request for the two security systems were actually already very important to the library's security in general, and were especially important with recent events. for instance, the security cameras that need to be replaced, that legacy system, the cellular system, that is no longer supported, all of these items were already part of what the library needed to have, and with consultation with the capitol police and during recent events, we were assured that our efforts and what we had proposed for security in these systems would greatly aid in the general security of the capol and would be very much supported by the capitol police. and so in looking at when we would be able to -- i'm trying to put

you do you think beijing and washington will they allow him to have it both ways you know this in gage meant for business at the same time looking at china as a military threat. well i think i think that that's the approach that most countries in the transatlantic community are taking and with i mean we need china we need to live with china and some core issues such as on planet changing shut it's not owned by diversity protection of oceans i mean as a 2nd biggest economy in a world it's vital that we take china on the whole not a genuinely ukase ship is sharing the cup 26 because you asians this year and g 7 set in these are people who forms where you need to work with china china is a vital economic partner and that's true but we also do need to try to signal to china that these other activities have to be wrote back a little the hard china's the interests and they can't get out of plus i mean this is i think the reality of of the new world that we operate in it is a cold next world and there are going to be these diverse partnerships but we do need to also be clear on the messaging

this is the wus a show coming up today of philip to us in gage lunched with. a meeting of the so-called quantum nations decides to provide coronavirus vaccines to countries in the in defense of it what does this initiative from the united states japan australia and india mean for the region and how does it tie in with high level u.s. visits to japan and south korea later in the week.

emerged it does appear that they are likely to have to have to say something whether or not telling gage in a in a real. they're now in the public sphere remains unclear shot themselves in peril in london thank you. so if you're up to date brad gough has your next upgrade of the talk coming up next here on new day don't do business ok i'm going to. go with crime fighters are back with africa's most successful radio drama series continues through not only the sodas are available online and of course you can share and discuss on w. africa's facebook page and other social media platforms for a crime fighter to mean you know. how does a virus spread. why do we panic and when we'll all miss. just through the technical and weekly radio. if you would like any information on the coronavirus or any other science topic you should really check out our podcast if you get it wherever you get your podcast you can also find us at w dot com slash science. choose to challenge that's the theme of this year's international women's day today we're looking at women challenging the status quo and accelerating